Oconee County council threatened with a lawsuit for praying before the meeting.

Rutherford County Commissioners will pause for a scheduled prayer Thursday before voting on settling litigation they lost.
The Rutherford County Commission voted to post the Ten Commandments a few months after the 9/11 terrorism attack, but the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee won a court order June 21, 2002, to remove it.
“It goes all the way to the federal level,” County Commissioner Will Jordan said. “The president is sworn in on the Bible. It says ‘In God We Trust’ on our currency, so I don’t know where the line is.”

Yes, it’s vague and the Communist ACLU, now being run by the fascist Islamists, is taking full advantage of that vagueness in our laws in their attempt to destroy Christianity in America. Americans need to remember, and that means Hindu or Buddhist or athiest Americans too, that this country was founded on Christian principles. Without Christianity it would never have existed. This is why our money says “In God we trust”. What the ACLU is doing is saying “Okay, God is one thing but referencing a specific religion is another and we won’t allow that”. What this really means is, don’t you dare say “Jesus”. You can say Allah, though, and Muhammad. No problem.

I would like to know just who or what gives them the right to curtail mine or anyones freedoms of speech and religion, and why so many judges have gone along with this. If the ACLU is truly a defender of Equal Protections, than why has it been absolutely silent about the Somali Cab Wars in Minneapolis?

I’ve previously posted on this.

The Minneapolis airport cabbies are about 75% Somali and most are muslims. Many, citing their religion, have refused to carry any person with alcohol or a dog, including blind people and their guide dogs. These acts are in violation of all state and Federal laws and violate the Constitutional Civil Rights of the passengers, and the airport has been trying to negotiate with these scum for over 2 years without success. Even after two years, the ACLU still won’t touch it, but if the cabbies were American Baptists, you better believe the ACLU would be crawling all over them with lawsuits.

The Airport Commission is holding hearings on a cabbie licensing proposal and will issue a decision on January 16 on whether the hearings will be public. The proposal states that all drivers at the airport will be expected to carry all passengers with alcohol and service dogs. Drivers will have their licenses suspended for 30 days after the first offense and revoked for two years for the second. Policy would take effect on May 11, when licenses come up for renewal. Commission spokesman Patrick Hogan says, “Our expectation is that if you’re going to be driving a taxi at the airport, you need to provide service to anybody who wants it.”

While I expect the proposal to pass, it’s a sure bet that the ACLU and their bedmates at CAIR will be there to threaten lawsuits and generally attempt to disrupt proceedings.

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