Giles County Ten Commandments arguments continue in federal court
The Ten Commandments’ place on a hallway wall at Narrows High School is being debated today in federal court.
Judge Michael Urbanski has indicated that he will order the case into mediation, in large part because of the financial cost to the school board if the matter were to be litigated.
Laurence Hammack of The Roanoke Times has more on this story.
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I DO NOT CARE WHAT THE SUPREME COURT RULING SAID.
THE GOVERNMENT REMOVING THE TEN COMMANDMENTS IS IN EFFECT MAKING THE STATE THE THE OFFICIAL RELIGION OF THE LAND.
THE STATE BY MAKING RELIGIOUS HISTORY ILLEGAL TO DISPLAY OR TEACH IS MAKING AMERICAN HISTORY ILLEGAL.
THE STATE IS LYING TO YOU WHEN IT SAYS IT IS PROTECTING YOUR RIGHTS TO BE FREE WHEN IN FACT IT IS DESTROYING WHAT MADE THIS COUNTRY FREE IN THE FIRST PLACE., FREEDOM TO WORSHIP AND TO EXPRESS YOUR BELIEFS.
THE FIRST THING THE COMMUNISTS DID WAS TO OUTLAW RELIGION AND I ASK YOU HOW CLOSE TO THAT DO YOU WANT TO COME TO THAT SYSTEM???
I DARE SAY WE ARE DARN CLOSE TO CLOSE AND IN SOME CASES WE ARE THERE ALLREADY AND THE FACTS ARE PLAIN TO SEE THE CORPORATIONS AND THE CENTRAL BANKS WANT US TO WORSHIP THEM AND NOT SOME GOD THAT WILL NOT SHOW A PROFIT FOR THEM ON WALL STREET OR BUY MORE POLICE AND WEAPONS TO ENFORCE THE LAWS OF THE LAND.
Comment by gstlab3 — May 7, 2012 @ 7:58 pm