I saw this video at Hell on Earth and figured this lovely girl is well worth being our Daley Babe
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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Is it that time of the year already?
It is time, once more, for the anti-Christmas nuts to crawl out from under their rocks and make the holidays hell! Silverfiddle ponders these miscreants, and their hatred of Santa
Would someone please explain to these dingbats that Santa Claus is not a religious figure?
“Because of our state affiliation, we decided not to have a Santa presence this year,” Hollings spokeswoman Vicky Agnew said. Hollings is a part of the Medical University of South Carolina.
Decorations will be “more secular and respectful to all beliefs,” Agnew said. “We don’t want to offend a volunteer with good intentions, but we need to think of the bigger picture. People who are Muslim or Jewish or have no religious beliefs come here for treatment,” she said. (Cancer Center’s Santa Gets the Boot)
First off, I really doubt any atheists, Jews or Muslims would be offended by the Jolly Old Elf, who is after all NOT A RELIGIOUS FIGURE!
And of course, even when the ACLU is not involved, it’s influence still hangs in the air like a noxious, flatulent cloud…
The director of the state chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union declined comment but pointed to the association’s national website. It said while “some limited governmental celebrations of Christmas are not per se unconstitutional … the burden for the government to show that its activities do not have the purpose or effect of endorsing a religious message is high.”
Frankly, I think their goal is to attack anything that is an American tradition, or that is part of American culture. These people, ultimately hate America as much as they hate God.
And never forget that nothing chaps the ass of a radical Atheist than the fact that America is based upon freedoms, INCLUDING the freedom of religion that come from, God. Yes, that is right, the liberty NOT to believe comes not from government, but from GOD! That drives some Atheists crazy!
Ed’s NFL Week 12 Picks – 2011
Green Bay Packers @ Detroit Lions – Lions
Miami Dolphins @ Dallas Cowboys – Cowboys
San Francisco 49ers @ Baltimore Ravens – 49ers
Buffalo Bills @ New York Jets – Jets
Minnesota Vikings @ Atlanta Falcons – Falcons
Arizona Cardinals @ St. Louis Rams – Cardinals
Carolina Panthers @ Indianapolis Colts – Panthers
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Tennessee Titans – Titans
Houston Texans @ Jacksonville Jaguars – Texans
Cleveland Browns @ Cincinnati Bengals – Bengals
Washington Redskins @ Seattle Seahawks – Seahawks
Chicago Bears @ Oakland Raiders – Raiders
New England Patriots @ Philadelphia Eagles -Patriots
Denver Broncos @ San Diego Chargers – Chargers
Pittsburgh Steelers @ Kansas City Chiefs – -Steelers
New York Giants @ New Orleans Saints – Saints
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——— Week 11 Picks ——— 10 Wins – 4 Losses ———
New York Jets @ Denver Broncos – Jets
Carolina Panthers @ Detroit Lions – Lions
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Green Bay Packers – Packers
Dallas Cowboys @ Washington Redskins – Cowboys
Cincinnati Bengals @ Baltimore Ravens – Ravens
Oakland Raiders @ Minnesota Vikings – Raiders
Buffalo Bills @ Miami Dolphins – Bills
Jacksonville Jaguars @ Cleveland Browns – Browns
Seattle Seahawks @ St. Louis Rams – Rams
Arizona Cardinals @ San Francisco 49ers – 49ers
Tennessee Titans @ Atlanta Falcons – Falcons
San Diego Chargers @ Chicago Bears – Bears
Philadelphia Eagles @ New York Giants – Giants
Kansas City Chiefs @ New England Patriots – Patriots
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——— Week 10 Picks ——— 10 Wins – 6 Losses ———
Oakland Raiders @ San Diego Chargers – Chargers
New Orleans Saints @ Atlanta Falcons – Saints
Tennessee Titans @ Carolina Panthers – Panthers
Pittsburgh Steelers @ Cincinnati Bengals – Steelers
St. Louis Rams @ Cleveland Browns – Rams
Buffalo Bills @ Dallas Cowboys – Cowboys
Jacksonville Jaguars @ Indianapolis Colts – Colts
Denver Broncos @ Kansas City Chiefs – Broncos
Washington Redskins @ Miami Dolphins – Dolphins
Arizona Cardinals @ Philadelphia Eagles – Eagles
Houston Texans @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Texans
Baltimore Ravens @ Seattle Seahawks -Ravens
Detroit Lions @ Chicago Bears – Lions
New York Giants @ San Francisco 49ers – 49ers
New England Patriots @ New York Jets – Patriots
Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers – Packers
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——— Week 9 Picks ——— 8 Wins – 6 Losses ———
Miami Dolphins @ Kansas City Chiefs – Chiefs
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ New Orleans Saints – Saints
San Francisco 49ers @ Washington Redskins – 49ers
New York Jets @ Buffalo Bills – Bills
Atlanta Falcons @ Indianapolis Colts – Falcons
Cleveland Browns @ Houston Texans – Texans
Seattle Seahawks @ Dallas Cowboys – Cowboys
Cincinnati Bengals @ Tennessee Titans – Bengals
Denver Broncos @ Oakland Raiders – Raiders
New York Giants @ New England Patriots – Patriots
Green Bay Packers @ San Diego Chargers – Packers
St. Louis Rams @ Arizona Cardinals – Cardinals
Baltimore Ravens @ Pittsburgh Steelers – Steelers
Chicago Bears @ Philadelphia Eagles – Eagles
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——— Week 8 Picks ——— 9 Wins – 4 Losses ———
Arizona Cardinals @ Baltimore Ravens – Ravens
Minnesota Vikings @ Carolina Panthers – Panthers
Jacksonville Jaguars @ Houston Texans – Texans
Miami Dolphins @ New York Giants – Giants
New Orleans Saints @ St. Louis Rams – Saints
Indianapolis Colts @ Tennessee Titans – Titans
Washington Redskins @ Buffalo Bills – Bills
Detroit Lions @ Denver Broncos – Lions
New England Patriots @ Pittsburgh Steelers – Patriots
Cincinnati Bengals @ Seattle Seahawks – Bengals
Cleveland Browns @ San Francisco 49ers – 49ers
Dallas Cowboys @ Philadelphia Eagles – Eagles
San Diego Chargers @ Kansas City Chiefs – Chargers
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——— Week 7 Picks ——— 8 Wins – 5 Losses ———
Washington Redskins @ Carolina Panthers – Panthers
Seattle Seahawks @ Cleveland Browns – Browns
Atlanta Falcons @ Detroit Lions – Lions
Denver Broncos @ Miami Dolphins – Broncos
San Diego Chargers @ New York Jets – Chargers
Chicago Bears @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Buccaneers
Houston Texans @ Tennessee Titans – Texans
Pittsburgh Steelers @ Arizona Cardinals – Steelers
Kansas City Chiefs @ Oakland Raiders – Raiders
St. Louis Rams @ Dallas Cowboys – Cowboys
Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings – Packers
Indianapolis Colts @ New Orleans Saints – Saints
Baltimore Ravens @ Jacksonville Jaguars – Ravens
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——— Week 6 Picks ——— 10 Wins – 3 Losses ———
Carolina Panthers @ Atlanta Falcons – Falcons
Indianapolis Colts @ Cincinnati Bengals – Bengals
San Francisco 49ers @ Detroit Lions – Lions
St. Louis Rams @ Green Bay Packers – Packers
Buffalo Bills @ New York Giants – Bills
Jacksonville Jaguars @ Pittsburgh Steelers – Steelers
Philadelphia Eagles @ Washington Redskins – Eagles
Houston Texans @ Baltimore Ravens – Ravens
Cleveland Browns @ Oakland Raiders – Raiders
Dallas Cowboys @ New England Patriots – Patriots
New Orleans Saints @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Saints
Minnesota Vikings @ Chicago Bears – Bears
Miami Dolphins @ New York Jets – Jets
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——— Week 5 Picks ——— 9 Wins – 4 Losses ———
Philadelphia Eagles @ Buffalo Bills – Eagles
New Orleans Saints @ Carolina Panthers – Saints
Oakland Raiders @ Houston Texans -Texans
Kansas City Chiefs @ Indianapolis Colts – Colts
Cincinnati Bengals @ Jacksonville Jaguars – Bengals
Arizona Cardinals @ Minnesota Vikings – Vikings
Seattle Seahawks @ New York Giants – Giants
Tennessee Titans @ Pittsburgh Steelers – Steelers
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ San Francisco 49ers – 49ers
San Diego Chargers @ Denver Broncos – Chargers
New York Jets @ New England Patriots – Patriots
Green Bay Packers @ Atlanta Falcons – Packers
Chicago Bears @ Detroit Lions – Lions
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——— Week 4 Picks ——— 13 Wins – 3 Losses ———
Carolina Panthers @ Chicago Bears – Panthers
Buffalo Bills @ Cincinnati Bengals – Bills
Tennessee Titans @ Cleveland Browns – Titans
Detroit Lions @ Dallas Cowboys – Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers @ Houston Texans – Texans
New Orleans Saints @ Jacksonville Jaguars – Saints
Minnesota Vikings @ Kansas City Chiefs – Vikings
San Francisco 49ers @ Philadelphia Eagles – 49ers
Washington Redskins @ St. Louis Rams – Redskins
New York Giants @ Arizona Cardinals – Giants
Atlanta Falcons @ Seattle Seahawks – Falcons
Denver Broncos @ Green Bay Packers – Packers
New England Patriots @ Oakland Raiders – Patriots
Miami Dolphins @ San Diego Chargers – Chargers
New York Jets @ Baltimore Ravens – Ravens
Indianapolis Colts @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Buccaneers
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——— Week 3 Picks ——— 9 Wins – 7 Losses ———
New England Patriots @ Buffalo Bills – Patriots
Jacksonville Jaguars @ Carolina Panthers – Panthers
San Francisco 49ers @ Cincinnati Bengals – Bengals
Miami Dolphins @ Cleveland Browns – Browns
Detroit Lions @ Minnesota Vikings – Lions
Houston Texans @ New Orleans Saints – Saints
New York Giants @ Philadelphia Eagles – Eagles
Denver Broncos @ Tennessee Titans – Titans
New York Jets @ Oakland Raiders – Jets
Kansas City Chiefs @ San Diego Chargers – Chargers
Baltimore Ravens @ St. Louis Rams – Ravens
Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears – Packers
Arizona Cardinals @ Seattle Seahawks – Cardinals
Atlanta Falcons @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Falcons
Pittsburgh Steelers @ Indianapolis Colts – Steelers
Washington Redskins @ Dallas Cowboys – Redskins
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——— Week 2 Picks ——— 13 Wins – 3 Losses ———
Oakland Raiders @ Buffalo Bills – Bills
Green Bay Packers @ Carolina Panthers – Packers
Kansas City Chiefs @ Detroit Lions – Lions
Cleveland Browns @ Indianapolis Colts – Browns
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Minnesota Vikings – Vikings
Chicago Bears @ New Orleans Saints – Saints
Jacksonville Jaguars @ New York Jets – Jets
Seattle Seahawks @ Pittsburgh Steelers – Steelers
Baltimore Ravens @ Tennessee Titans – Ravens
Arizona Cardinals @ Washington Redskins – Redskins
Dallas Cowboys @ San Francisco 49ers – Cowboys
Cincinnati Bengals @ Denver Broncos – Broncos
Houston Texans @ Miami Dolphins – Texans
San Diego Chargers @ New England Patriots – Patriots
Philadelphia Eagles @ Atlanta Falcons – Eagles
St. Louis Rams @ New York Giants – Giants
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——— Week 1 Picks ——— 10 Wins – 6 Losses ———
New Orleans Saints @ Green Bay Packers – Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers @ Baltimore Ravens – Steelers
Atlanta Falcons @ Chicago Bears – Falcons
Cincinnati Bengals @ Cleveland Browns – Browns
Indianapolis Colts @ Houston Texans – Texans
Tennessee Titans @ Jacksonville Jaguars – Jaguars
Buffalo Bills @ Kansas City Chiefs – Chiefs
Philadelphia Eagles @ St. Louis Rams – Eagles
Detroit Lions @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Lions
Carolina Panthers @ Arizona Cardinals – Cardinals
Minnesota Vikings @ San Diego Chargers – Chargers
Seattle Seahawks @ San Francisco 49ers – 49ers
New York Giants @ Washington Redskins – Giants
Dallas Cowboys @ New York Jets – Jets
New England Patriots @ Miami Dolphins – Patriots
Oakland Raiders @ Denver Broncos – Broncos
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I think Chris Wysocki and I watched the same debate
Chris sums up last night’s debate pretty well.
I know I’m gonna take some heat, but good God man, what was Ron Paul thinking?
The Taliban only wants to fight us “over there?” Well sure dude, if you don’t count those 4 hijacked airplanes and two demolished buildings. Other than that there’s, oh I don’t know, only a coupla dozen Islamic nutjobs who’ve brought jihad to within pissing distance of my front porch. That’s “over there,” if you’re Ron Paul.
To the sane though, it’s out there, which is where he belongs. Compared to Ron Paul even Jon Huntsman looks credible.
SPOT ON!! Paul has let his idealism override his common sense. He sounds like a typical liberal when he talks foreign policy.
When Newt came out for Amnesty Mitt didn’t say “boo.” Jump on Rick Perry, Mitt did, for the same stance, but Newtie gets a pass?
I caught this too, maybe Mitt has some personal issue with Perry, or, maybe it is all strategy, who knows
I actually thought that Perry had the best response to the illegal alien issue. Secure the border, then decide who stays and who goes. An unsecure border is an incentive, and it sends the wrong message.
I agree, securing the border FIRST is the only way to even start. Nothing matters as long as the border is unsecure.
This last part, I also agree with. Chris advises Bachmann, Santorum, and that the MSNBS fave, Huntsman would pull out. Frankly, I would, sadly, add Cain to that list as well. He has NOTHING in the area of foreign policy, foreign policy is kind of a big deal for presidents.
Also, with those four out, we can avoid splitting all those Conservative votes. Those votes being split will help Romney get nominated. Sorry, but it is time for some of these Conservatives to admit that, for the good of the party…………..
Two More Slimeballs Added To List Of Georgia Democrats Indicted For Voter Fraud
Two More Slimeballs Added To List Of Georgia Democrats Indicted For Voter Fraud – WALB
Two additional people have been indicted in the Brooks County Board of Education election case.
Brenda Monds and Debra Dennard have been added to ten other defendants in the case, who were arrested in Dec. of 2010. The “Quitman Ten,” as they have come to be known in the community, face multiple counts related to possible voter fraud.
In addition, all of the original ten defendants who were arrested have been indicted for additional charges as indicated by documents received from the Brooks County Courthouse:
— Angela Bryant, 50, a current member of the Brooks County Board of Education, is charged with four counts of unlawful possession of ballots and three counts of violation of procedure for voting by absentee ballots.
— April Proctor, 31, is charged with eight counts of unlawful possession of ballots and two counts of violation of procedure for voting by absentee ballots.
— Brenda Monds is charged with three counts of unlawful possession of ballots.
— Debra Dennard is charged with two counts of unlawful possession of ballots and two counts of violation of procedure for voting by absentee ballots.
— Lula Smart, 49, is charged with 25 counts of unlawful possession of ballots and seven counts of violation of procedure for voting by absentee ballots.
— Kechia Harrison, 38, is charged with 11 counts of unlawful possession of ballots and six counts of violation of procedure for voting by absentee ballots.
— Robert Dennard, 37, is charged with nine counts of unlawful possession of ballots and two counts of violation of procedure for voting by absentee ballots.
— Sandra Cody, 47, is charged with two counts of unlawful possession of ballots and two counts of violation of procedure for voting by absentee ballots.
— Elizabeth Thomas, 52, is charged with five counts of unlawful possession of ballots and three counts of violation of procedure for voting by absentee ballots.
— Linda Troutman, 57, is charged with five counts of unlawful possession of ballots and two counts of violation of procedure for voting by absentee ballots.
— Latashia Head, 36, is charged with three counts of unlawful possession of ballots and two counts of violation of procedure for voting by absentee ballots.
— Nancy Dennard, 50, is charged with eight counts of unlawful possession of ballots and three counts of violation of procedure for voting by absentee ballots.
None of the defendants returned calls from the Times.
After seven months of waiting to see if the federal government would be pursuing the case, on Aug. 1, Lowndes County District Attorney David Miller wrote a letter to the Georgia Attorney General’s
Office disqualifying his office from the prosecution.
“I felt that since Brad (Shealy) is my Chief Assistant and was removed as Chairman of the Board of Education on Jan. 1, it was prudent to recuse our office so as to avoid any allegation of a ‘political prosecution’ by our office,” said Miller in an e-mail to the Times. “I also told the AG’s office that since we had not been given an answer from the Feds, whoever was assigned the case might want to consider whether it was in the best interests of the people of Brooks County to go ahead and proceed with a state prosecution.”
While no court date has been set for the trial, South Georgia Circuit District Attorney Joe Mulholland has been appointed by the Attorney General’s Office to serve as the special prosecutor.
Two-term Brooks County Board of Education member Frank Thomas believed the indicted board members were good and honest.
“I’m not saying they couldn’t have made a mistake registering people or spelling a name wrong, or what have you, but to go as far as going out of the way and cheating – I don’t believe that,” said Thomas.
The election marked the first time in history that minorities held the most seats on the Brooks County School Board. Thomas said that things have gotten easier and certain personnel issues have been addressed because of this change.
George Boston Rhynes of Valdosta has been following the case and has heard stories from the community about GBI (Georgia Bureau of Investigation) intimidation. Thomas said he had heard the same stories.
“We are a majority, but we are a fair majority,” said Thomas. “All of us are current educators or retired educators. These are top-notch people in the community that are highly respected.”
*VIDEOS* Mitt Romney Was For Illegal Alien Amnesty Before He Was Against It
Back in 2005, Mr. Romney called plans that allow for illegal aliens to become American citizens “reasonable proposals”.
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Now listen to the remarks Mitt made at the 4:40 mark of the following clip from last night’s GOP primary debate, which came after Newt Gingrich opined that illegals who have been in this country for a quarter of a century shouldn’t be deported.
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*PICTURES* OWS: This Is What Douchebaggery Looks Like
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H/T Looking At The Left
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Pelosi Whines About Catholics Having “This Conscience Thing”
Pelosi Whines About Catholics Having “This Conscience Thing” – Hot Air
Maybe she’s just jealous they have something she doesn’t…
According to LifeNews.com, Nancy Pelosi is upset that the U.S. Catholic bishops wouldn’t approve if the Obama administration did, in fact, decide to force insurance companies to cover birth control, contraception and drugs that could cause abortions. The bishops say that, under such a decision, some religious groups might have to provide the insurance against their moral and religious views.
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Given the Catholic Church’s ban on contraception, the bishops’ position shouldn’t come as a surprise to Ms. Pelosi – but she still manages to be baffled by their concern for conscience protections for health insurers who might not want to have to cover birth control just to be able to provide other types of health insurance.
Similarly, she was skeptical earlier this year that Republicans would fight for conscience protections for health care providers out of any noble motive. Republicans must want women to “die on the floor,” she said, just because they don’t want to compel health care providers to assist with abortions.
She still thinks that – only more so, if that could possibly be.
“[Those who disagree] may not like the language,’’ she told The Washington Post, “but the truth is what I said. I’m a devout Catholic and I honor my faith and love it… but they have this conscience thing [that puts women at risk.]”
Shame on us! How dare we have a conscience!
Another little anecdote Pelosi told WaPo suggests the former speaker is also put out whenever a Catholic gives the pope’s positions on life more credence than they do hers. Nancy Pelosi knows the personal experience of motherhood as the pope never could – but that doesn’t mean she can reject his authority and credibly call herself Catholic. It means more to be Catholic than to just attend a Catholic Church. The authority of the magisterium is arguably the linchpin on which all other Catholic apologetics hang – and Pelosi’s repeated disregard for it makes me cringe when I read a quote from her to the effect that she loves and honors her faith. I’m not saying she has to be Catholic – just saying she should be honest with herself (and us!) about whether she is.
It Figures… Atheists Want Cross Removed From Marine Base
Atheists Want Cross Removed From Marine Base – Daily Caller
An atheist group is demanding a 13-foot cross, erected at Camp Pendleton by an independent group of Iraq War veterans and two Marine widows, be removed out of concerns that it makes non-Christians in the military feel like “second class citizens.”
Jason Torpy of Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers (MAAF), the group which has been at the forefront of a fight against the cross, told The Daily Caller that MAAF is trying to protect the separation of church and state and ensure the military is inclusive of all beliefs.
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“It’s an important message that we certainly respect veterans because we are veterans and we have active duty personnel,” Torpy said. “They can have a war memorial – that is fine. But if it is a Christian memorial, it needs to be on private land. That is the long and the short of it.”
According to Camp Pendleton, legal authorities are currently investigating the situation, and upon completion of the review, will send their findings up the chain of command.
“As Marines, we are proud to honor our fallen brothers, and are also proud of our extended Marine Corps family,” Pendleton wrote in a statement to TheDC. “However, it is important to follow procedure and use appropriate processes for doing this in a correct manner to protect the sentiment from question as well as be good stewards of our taxpayer dollars.”
The cross, put up on Veterans Day, replaced a cross erected in 2003 that burned in a base wildfire years later. The new cross is made of fire-retardant material in the hope that it will not meet its predecessor’s fate.
“We wanted them all to know that they’ll always be in our hearts, that they’ll never be forgotten,” Staff Sgt. Justin Rettenberger, one of the Marines who put up the cross on Veterans Day, told the LA Times.
According to Rettenberger, the cross is dedicated to the memory of Maj. Douglas Zembiec, Maj. Ray Mendoza, Lance Cpl. Aaron Austin and Lance Cpl. Robert Zurheide – “all great warriors” killed in Iraq.
While Pendleton is deliberating the legality of the cross – noting that the individual who put up the cross were not active duty, but private citizens – MAAF is demanding that the cross be taken down immediately.
“Those commanders are not there to promote Christianity, they are there to carry out the Marine mission,” Torpy, a West Point graduate who spent ten years in the Army, including tours of duty in Iraq and Kuwait, said.
Despite the complaints, which according to the base’s public affairs office has amounted to two emails of displeasure, no lawsuits have been reported.
Torpy told TheDC that while his group’s focus is not legal action, there are groups who could potentially take up a legal complaint against Pendleton. He would not, however, speculate as to who that might be.
The conservative American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) has written a letter to Camp Pendleton’s commanding officer, Col. Nicholas F. Marano, in support of the cross. ACLJ argued that the crosses are a “universal symbol of remembrance” and cited historical precedent for this type of display not violating the Establishment Clause.
“[T]he Constitution does not prohibit honoring fallen troops through the use of an historic symbol merely because that symbol also carries religious significance,” wrote ACLJ. “Given the memorial’s history and context, it is clear that it is not intended to proselytize for any faith. It is meant to honor and commemorate the sacrifice of those who have given the ultimate sacrifice,” the letter concluded.
Randall Hamud, a civil rights activist and San Diego lawyer, took a different view in an opinion article published this week, writing that the cross is indubitably a violation of the Establish Clause due to its placement on federal land.
“Had this scenario unfolded on private land, nobody could question its propriety. However, their project was carried out on public property – Camp Pendleton is a military base owned by the federal government,” Hamud wrote. “When they erected their cross on that hilltop, they violated the Establishment Clause of the U.S. Constitution – the very Constitution for which those four fallen Marines – and all of our fallen military personnel in all of our wars – sacrificed their lives.”
As Pendleton continues to deliberate, the cross’s fate is uncertain.
“It cannot be determined at this time if the cross will be allowed to stay,” Pendleton’s Office of Public Affairs wrote in a statement provided to TheDC. “Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton is aware of the memorial cross emplacement and the activity is currently being reviewed by legal staff. Upon completion of the review, findings will be forwarded up the appropriate chain of command.”
*VIDEOS* CNN/Heritage/AEI Republican Primary Debate – 11/22/11
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Click HERE to visit the Heritage Foundation’s website.
Click HERE to visit the American Enterprise Institute’s website.
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Oh, Al Gore is NOT going to take this well at all
Gore’s head explodes in 3,2,1……..
The Telegraph blogger James Delingpole reports, a case of deja vu is happening as a second round of emails has been leaked, featuring some of the same scientists including Michael Mann, Phil Jones, Ben Santer, Tom Wigley, Kevin Trenberth and Keith Briffa. The British university whose leaked emails caused a global climate science controversy in 2009 says it has discovered a potentially much larger data breach and confirms that the emails are real but they are old. Scientists involved are again saying that they are being taken out of context.
The Telegraph has more:
[...] what these emails confirm is that the great man-made global warming scare is not about science but about political activism. This, it seems, is what motivated the whistleblower ‘FOIA 2011’ (or “thief”, as the usual suspects at RealClimate will no doubt prefer to tar him or her) to go public.
FOIA 2011, whomever that is, says he has more than 220,000 emails and here are just a few choice ones pulled together by The Telegraph:
Here is a gloriously revealing string of emails in which activists and global warming research groups discuss how best to manipulate reality so that climate change looks more scary and dangerous than it really is:
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