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February 2010

The Human Rights set-up: "The victim is John Fulton, owner of the Downtown Health Club for Women in St. Catharines -Ontario, Canada]. In 2006, an individual dressed as a woman visited the club and applied for membership. The person then told Fulton, 'I’m really a guy'— a man planning to have a sex-change operation. With only one change room and shower room in the club, admitting this individual would have meant allowing a man to observe the other patrons — all female — in various stages of undress."

Muslim student adviser: Death penalty for 'gays' : "Devin Saucier, president of Vanderbilt's chapter of Youth for Western Civilization... wondered about the 'unholy alliance between Muslims and leftists – how could the latter, who fervently support multiculturalism, gay marriage, and gender equality, ally with the former, who support religious and cultural supremacy, traditional marriage, and the oppression of women?'

     '"When I saw that the Muslim Students Association (MSA) was hosting an event titled 'Common Ground: Being Muslim in the Military' which was sponsored by the Project Dialogue committee, I knew it would be ripe grounds for me to expose the gullibility of leftists who grovel at the altars of tolerance and acceptance,' he wrote.

     "...after the meeting a 'rather flustered girl' demanded to know why he asked the question....

     "'I think my question was quite relevant, since there are a number of homosexuals in the military,' Saucier replied.... 'If I was a homosexual in the military, I would want to know if the religion of the person fighting next to me demands my death....'

     '"Well I learned in Sunday school that Christianity condemns homosexuality too!' the girl said.

     '"Yes, Christianity does consider homosexuality sinful, and Christians pray for homosexuals because of it, while Islamic law says they should be punished with death. See the difference?" he responded."

     One "common ground" shared by the two groups would be a common hatred for Christianity.

January 2010

Ad for 'reliable workers' banned as discrimination: [Ireland] "The text of the ad ended by stating that applicants for the post 'must be very reliable and hard-working.' But when Mamo called the Jobcentre the following day, she was told that her ad would not be displayed.... A Jobcentre worker claimed that the word 'reliable' meant they could be sued for discriminating against unreliable workers." See Cultural corruption

December 2009

[UK] "Equality Bill" will hurt Churches: "The Bill... is being promoted as a way of consolidating earlier anti-discrimination legislation into a single law. Faith groups believe it will reduce the control they have over who to employ.... 'The trouble is that the Government is passing vague legislation and then saying 'well, the courts will sort it out.... Courts should not become the arena in which these issues are fought out.” See Why hate crimes laws would ban Biblical Christianity (in UK as well as US)

Secretary Clinton Explains U.S. "Pragmatic Policy" on Human Rights: "After side-stepping human rights concerns in China earlier this year, U.S. Secretary of State Clinton firmly outlined the current U.S. diplomatic position.... 'Principled pragmatism informs our approach on human rights, informs our approach with all countries, but particularly with key countries like China and Russia.'... ChinaAid President Bob Fu remains concerned about the implications of a U.S. hidden-negotiation approach to human rights concerns in China." See Trading U.S. Rights for UN Rules

November 2009

Prison pays for sex change treatments: "Convicted wife-killer Robert 'Michelle' Kosilek was rebuffed again in his battle to force state prison honchos to give him electrolysis treatments, but a federal judge left the door open to the transgender con getting taxpayer-funded hair removal procedures....at a cost of $500 each. ... Wolf [the judge] criticized the DOC for its decision to stop electrolysis treatments for Kosilek, formerly of Mansfield, who lives as a woman at the all-male prison... Wolf said the move to stop the treatments ran 'a grave risk of violating the Eight Amendment,' which prohibits cruel and unusual punishment." See Moral, Spiritual & Cultural Corruption

 

Islamic nations want treaty to protect faith symbols: "Four years after cartoons of the prophet Muhammad set off violent protests across the Muslim world, Islamic nations are mounting a campaign for an international treaty to protect religious symbols and beliefs from mockery. It would essentially mean a ban on blasphemy that would put them on a collision course with free speech laws in the West.... Algeria and Pakistan have taken the lead in lobbying to eventually bring the proposal to a vote in the UN General Assembly." See Trading U.S. Rights for UN Rules

 

Teen fights vaccination for sexually transmitted virus: "A teenager is entitled to an exemption from a federal requirement that she be given a vaccine against a sexually transmitted disease, because she is a Christian and holds the religious conviction that she must abstain from sex until marriage, according to a brief filed in support of her decision." See The UN Plan for your Mental Health

 

Italy, Vatican in uproar over court crucifix ruling: "The European Court of Human Rights ruled on Tuesday that crucifixes should be removed from Italian classrooms...." Similar to America: "And a little child shall lead them

October 2009

Obama signs 'hate-crimes' bill into law: "''This law is a grave threat to the First Amendment because it provides special penalties based on what people think, feel, or believe. ADF will be on the front line to defend those whose free speech or free exercise of religion rights are violated by this unconstitutional law and to ultimately overturn this attack on freedom.' Opponents point to cases in Canada and Sweden, where Christians have faced criminal prosecution for preaching that homosexual behavior is a sin. '...It paves the way for the criminalization of speech that is not deemed 'politically correct.... Hate crimes' laws fly in the face of the underlying purpose of the First Amendment, which was designed specifically to protect unpopular speech.'...

     "The White House announced it will host a reception this evening to commemorate the enactment of the hate crimes legislation." See Why "Hate crime" laws would ban Biblical Christianity

Shut up! U.S. sponsors plan to restrict free speech: [Notice the Orwellian language:] "A proposal sponsored by the Obama administration at the United Nations that purports to seek protection for 'freedom of opinion and expression' actually is a call for a worldwide crackdown on freedom of speech and a mandate for nations to ensure 'that relevant national legislation complies with … international human rights obligations' – a clear threat to the First Amendment.... It demands that all nations condemn and criminalize 'any advocacy of national, racial or religious hatred that constitutes incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence.'

     "...the issue is not about free speech at all but about installing international precedents to stifle any criticism of Islam.... 'The proclamation of the Gospel in Muslim countries has been called incitement of religious discrimination.'...

     "The 57 member nations of the Organization of the Islamic Conference have lobbied for the 'anti-defamation' plan, which is based on the Cairo Declaration of Human Rights in Islam, since 1999. The Cairo declaration states 'that all rights are subject to Shariah law, and makes Shariah law the only source of reference for human rights.'" See Persecution and Adapting the Constitution to a Global Consensus

Obama Declares War on Free Speech: "The Obama Administration has now actually co-sponsored an anti-free speech resolution at the United Nations. Approved by the U.N. Human Rights Council last Friday, the resolution, cosponsored by the U.S. and Egypt, calls on states to condemn and criminalize 'any advocacy of national, racial or religious hatred that constitutes incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence.'...

      "'Incitement' and 'hatred' are in the eye of the beholder -- or more precisely, in the eye of those who make such determinations. The powerful can decide to silence the powerless by classifying their views as 'hate speech.'

      "The resolution also condemns 'negative stereotyping of religions...,' which is of course an oblique reference to accurate reporting about the jihad doctrine and Islamic supremacism....

      "But we still have the First Amendment, right? ...'If the U.S. backs a resolution that urges the suppression of some speech,' he explains, 'presumably we are taking the view that all countries -- including the U.S. -- should adhere to this resolution." See Why "Hate crime" laws would ban Biblical Christianity

Atheists say prayer makes them physically sick': "'My stomach did a somersault with disgust'... Atheists recruited to be part of a lawsuit that is trying to rid government ceremonies such as the inauguration of a president of any invocation or other prayer have claimed they are made physically ill by prayer." See No Rights for Resisters

September 2009

Regulatory chief: Adult dog more 'rational' than baby: "President Obama's newly confirmed administrator of the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs has several times quoted approvingly from an author who likened animals to slaves and argued an adult dog or a horse is more rational than a human infant and should therefore be granted similar rights. ... The Senate today confirmed Sunstein as Obama's nominee for 'regulatory czar,' overcoming months of delay due to Republican concerns that he would push a radical animal-rights agenda." See ...and a child shall lead them

August 2009

Quangos... veto ‘racist’ everyday phrases: "Among the everyday sayings that have been quietly dropped in a bid to stamp out racism and sexism are 'whiter than white', 'gentleman's agreement', 'black mark' and 'right-hand man'. The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission has advised staff to replace the phrase 'black day' with 'miserable day', according to documents released under freedom of information rules. It points out that certain words carry with them a 'hierarchical valuation of skin colour'. The commission even urges employees to be mindful of the term 'ethnic minority' because it can imply 'something smaller and less important'." See Reinventing the World Part 3: Global Standards

 

Charter school's use of Bible ignites public firestorm: "'The U.S. Supreme Court has held in many cases that public schools may teach about religion, including the Bible or other Scripture,' Moffett told the Press-Tribune. 'The Court has also held that public schools may use the Bible in the study of history, civilization, ethics, comparative religion or the like.'" See Ban Truth - Reap Tyranny

July 2009

Savage: I'm banned because I'm Jewish: "Official correspondence, released under the United Kingdom's Freedom of Information law, reveals that ... Michael Savage's name was placed on a list of people banned from Britain in order to provide 'balance' to a 'least wanted' list dominated by Muslim extremists, and the decision was made 'at the highest level of government.'... 'We will want to ensure that the names disclosed reflect the broad range of cases and are not all Islamic extremists,' reads a draft recommendation, marked 'Restricted,' that was obtained as part of Savage's libel lawsuit against the government....

     "'They have attempted to destroy my reputation to avoid offending those Muslims who want to destroy them!...' he said." See UN Rules

The UN Seizure of Parental Rights: The twenty-year-old Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) has little to do with personal rights. It has everything to do with changing values and undermining the traditional family. Since it transfers parental authority to the state, Christian children are legally free to reject safe family guidelines. The state will back their choice! ....

     "ARTICLE 15 grants children the right to 'freedom of association,' while ARTICLE 16 forbids 'interference with his or her privacy... or correspondence.' Their freedom to choose would fling the doors open to every lewd kind of literature, texting and Internet communications. ... The state terminates parental rights to set wise boundaries and maintain moral standards. It 'frees' children to follow their new pied pipers into a world of corruption, group thinking, and government control. Meanwhile, Christian children lose their traditional right to express their faith, since Christian beliefs and values are too divisive for today's changing world."

June 2009

Child molester's dream come true: "A hate crimes bill (H.R. 1913 and S. 909), dubbed by critics the 'Pedophile Protection Act,' has already passed the House and is up for vote in the Senate. The bill earned its unofficial name when Democrats rejected an amendment to exclude pedophiles from legal protection....

     "...the Georgia Supreme Court ruled in a divorce case that two minor children must be forced to mingle against their will with their homosexual father's 'gay' and lesbian friends during visitation. Claiming the children... will not suffer harm from this contact, Justice Robert Benham overturned an earlier lower court ruling protecting the children from exposure to 'overnight company with a member of the opposite sex, or with any person deemed to be a paramour, unrelated by blood or marriage, in the presence of a child.'

      "During the trial the two oldest children expressed fear for the safety of their younger siblings due to their homosexual father's violent outbursts. One of the girls told of finding a magazine with naked men while visiting her father....

       "'With hate crime federally implemented, soon Human Rights Commissions... will hold tribunals in every state, prosecuting those who speak against the sin of homosexuality or mention any health dangers associated with homosexuality....  Do hate crime laws really protect children? No. They protect adults perpetrating acts of indecency on minors." See Trading U.S. Rights for UN Rules

May 2009

Between Religious Freedom and Equality: Complexity and Context: "The tension between religious freedom and non-discrimination principles is becoming increasingly acute. International human rights treaties usually affirm the importance of both equality and of religious freedom, often with little guidance as to how the two are to be reconciled.... Should religious schools that receive state funding be required to admit all students regardless of their religion, sex or sexual orientation?... The notion that religious organizations should be subjected to the same discrimination laws as all other organizations is increasingly gaining support. ... Similarly, international treaty law has placed greater emphasis on the rights of groups that have traditionally faced discrimination....The process of human development leads to contested interpretations from which different and newly developed perspectives form..." See Trading US Rights for UN Rules.

     But remember, God never promised us justice from the world. He, not this corrupted world, is the source of our peace and hope!

Lesbians look to boot Boy Scouts from own facilities: "With work ramping up in Washington on a 'hate crimes' bill that would create special rights for homosexuals, a case that addresses a related issue – claims by same-sex couples they have the right not to be 'offended' by 'straight' morality – has been presented to the U.S. Supreme Court.... 'Radical homosexuals are attempting to use every means possible to destroy the Scouts..." See Spiritual Warfare

Obama's 1st judge pick anti-Jesus? "Obama's first judicial nominee is David Hamilton.... 'the infamous activist judge who in 2005 ordered the speaker of the Indiana House to immediately stop the practice of 'sectarian prayers' at the opening of the legislative session.'" See Declaration of Principles on Tolerance

UN body OKs call to curb religious criticism: "A simple majority of 23 members of the 47-nation Human Rights Council voted in favor of the resolution. ... The resolution urges states to provide 'protection against acts of hatred, discrimination, intimidation and coercion resulting from defamation of religions and incitement to religious hatred in general.' ... The council is dominated by Muslim and African countries. [The Arab-Muslim block in the UN included 56 nations a few years ago.]

      "Muslim nations have argued that religions, in particular Islam, must be shielded from criticism in the media and other areas of public life. ...'Islam is frequently and wrongly associated with human rights violations and terrorism,' the resolution said. ... Islam was the only religion specifically named as deserving protection." See Trading US Rights for UN Goals

New Age Department of Peace Bill: "For those who are not familiar with the efforts by prolific New Age leaders to bring to reality a US Department of Peace, these efforts began several years ago at a grassroots level. Support for the new department grew and presently 66 members of Congress are supporting the effort. Just one week after the new president took office, the updated Department of Peace bill was introduced. 

     "...the Department of Peace will be a means to enforce New Age-based hate-crime legislation." See New Spirituality for an Awakening Planet?

February 2009

$500-a-day fine for posting Constitution: "It's a fish story that's turning into a whale of a legal tale..... [T]hey hired artist Matt Evanson and gave him free rein to paint a giant mural of marine life.... But Evanson has not been able to complete the artwork – which contains no words except for his signature – because the city... claims it violates the sign code.... [The city fined] Quintero, and he initially pleaded no contest, agreeing to pay $690. But the businessman is refusing the city's demand to paint over the fish. His response? Proudly hang a giant banner with text of the First Amendment promoting free speech in front of the mural....

     "Not amused, the city of Clearwater is now threatening to hook Quintero with fines of $500 a day for displaying the large version of America's founding document." See Whose "rights" will rule in a "democratized" world?

Prof calls Christian student 'fascist b------': "Lopez was participating in a class assignment to give a speech on 'any topic' from six to eight minutes. 'During the November, 24, 2008 class, Mr. Lopez delivered an informative speech on God and the ways in which Mr. Lopez has seen God act both in his life and in the lives of others through miracles. In the middle of the speech, he addressed the issues of God and morality; thus, he referred to the dictionary definition of marriage as being between a man and a woman and also read a passage from the Bible discussing marriage....

     "At that point, the professor interrupted him and refused to allow him to finish his speech.... Matteson then called Lopez a 'fascist b------' and dismissed the class. Later, the professor left an evaluation form on Lopez's backpack without a grade, instructing him to 'Ask God what your grade is.'  

     "...a senior counsel with the ADF, however, was critical of the school's actions. 'Public institutions of higher learning cannot selectively censor Christian speech,' he said. "This student was speaking well within the confines of his professor's assignment when he was censored and ultimately threatened with expulsion.' ... 'When students are given open-ended assignments in a public speaking class, the First Amendment protects their ability to express their views. Moreover, the district has a speech code that has created a culture of censorship on campus. America's public universities and colleges are supposed to be a 'marketplace of ideas,' not a hotbed of intolerance." Don't mention Jesus

Gay coach targets heterosexual player: "After leading her team to its first conference title in 18 years as a high school senior, the 6-foot-2 forward decided to attend Central Michigan University, which offered her a full scholarship. But Heike says she fell out of favor in 2007 with CMU's new women's basketball head coach, Sue Guevara, and was eventually kicked off the team. She claims the coach, who is allegedly lesbian, took issue with her heterosexuality."

Congressman Frank Wolf Criticizes Obama Administration for Silence During UN Review of China’s Human Rights Record: "The Obama Administration made a pledge to place human rights at the top of its agenda,' Wolf said. 'By staying silent, it is off to the wrong start.... How can America say nothing about four of the worst offenders of human rights and religious freedom in the world? ...China has been designated by the State Department’s annual Religious Freedom report as a country of particular concern every year since 1999.... Saudi Arabia, too, has received this designation for the past four years. And the U.S. delegation has remained silent.” See When Iron Gates Yield

Britain's Surrender to Islamists: "In pre-emptive submission to Islamist sensibilities, Britain barred Dutch parliamentarian Geert Wilders last Thursday from entering the country and speaking at the House of Lords.... His short anti-Islam video 'Fitna,' which juxtaposes Quranic verses calling for jihad with footage of Islamic terror, threatened 'public security in the U.K,' according to the Home Office. Since Mr. Wilder has never called for violence -- in his home country, the only life threatened as a result of his work is his own -- the imagined security threat could come only from people opposed to him, i.e. Muslim radicals. Britain is punishing Mr. Wilders not for his own actions but for the hypothetical actions of his adversaries....

      "The 56-nation Organization of the Islamic Conference is pushing for changes to international law and national law in Western countries to make them conform with Shariah law. One of the main goals of the United Nations' 'antiracism' conference in April in Geneva will be to commit member states to implement laws to stop the 'defamation' of Islam....

      "Islamists flocked to Britain precisely because of its tradition of tolerance. It's a cruel twist of history that radical Muslims have been allowed to use the freedom they found there to limit freedom for everybody else." See Trading US Rights for UN Goals

 

Google Map: Intimidation or conversation starter? "'There has been a systematic effort to intimidate and harass donors to the [pro-family] Prop 8 campaign,' said Ron Prentice, chairman of ProtectMarriage.com.... 'The latest example of this is the publication by our opponents of 'Google Maps' showing the home or office location of Yes on 8 contributors.... The message of this harassment is unmistakable – 'support traditional marriage and we will find you.'...'The organization cited 'numerous examples of threatening and harassing e-mails, phone calls and postcards.'... Among the messages to Prop 8 donors: 'Burn in hell.' 'Consider yourself lucky. If I had a gun I would have gunned you down along with each and every other supporter.' '...we have plans for you and your friends.' Also cited were cases of vandalism and property destruction." See Depravity

January 2009

Tribunal: 'Gay' rights trump Christianity: "A British employment tribunal has ruled that a Christian counselor was wrongfully dismissed after he expressed reservations about offering sexual advice to homosexuals, but the judges rejected his claim of religious discrimination.... Instead, after a letter circulated... that accused McFarlane of being a 'homophobe,' he was suspended in January 2008 and dismissed two months later. 'If I were a Muslim, this would not have happened. But Christians seem to have fewer and fewer rights,' McFarlane said." See Seeds of Persecution

WhiteHouse.gov - Civil Rights: "Expand Hate Crimes Statutes: President Obama and Vice President Biden will strengthen federal hate crimes legislation, expand hate crimes protection by passing the Matthew Shepard Act, and reinvigorate enforcement at the Department of Justice's Criminal Section."

Holland's national suicide note: "The Dutch court of appeal has ruled that Geert Wilders, the Member of Parliament and anti-terrorism activist, must stand trial for hate speech. ... 'On 21 January 2009 the Court of Appeal in Amsterdam ordered the criminal prosecution of the member of parliament Geert Wilders for the incitement to hatred and discrimination based on his statements in various media about moslims and their belief.'  Did you catch that? ... Incitement to... Violence? ... No. Incitement to hatred. Hatred is an emotion. And apparently in Holland, 'making' someone feel that emotion is a crime. And inciting 'discrimination' is, too. Not just discrimination itself, mind you. But inciting someone to discriminate. 'In addition, the Court of Appeal considers criminal prosecution obvious for the insult of Islamic worshippers.... This is the criminalization of 'insults.'" See Ban truth - Reap tyranny

British Muslims Offended by Christians Praying during Ramadan: "A Christian group in Oxford has apologised to the city’s Muslims for having the audacity to organise a day of prayer during Ramadan. Oxford's Muslims found it ‘ill-conceived and insensitive’, not to mention ‘grossly insulting and inflammatory’.

      "The Muslim Education Centre of Oxford (MECO) has accused the Evangelical group ‘Open Doors UK’ of preaching ‘evangelical propaganda’. Do not Muslims preach Islamic propaganda? Do the Christians in Oxford complain about this? Would the Muslims of Oxford apologise or even care if the Christians did complain about it?" See Why "Hate crime" laws would ban Biblical Christianity

November 2008

Gay activists focusing on rights issues other than marriage: "Gay advocates predict swift action on a federal hate-crimes bill that would allow federal aid to investigate crimes committed because of sexual orientation or gender identity. The measure, which then-senator Obama co-sponsored, passed Congress last year but was dropped from a defense authorization bill after President Bush threatened a veto. The Employment Non-Discrimination Act, which would extend workplace protections to gays, also could resurface for an early vote... Obama has favored the bill." See Why hate crimes laws would ban Biblical Christianity

Obama’s Coming War on Historic Christianity over Homosexual Practice and Abortion: "Persecution will take many forms, as indicated by actions that have already taken place in parts of the United States, Canada, and Western Europe: ● Compulsory indoctrination of our children in schools (kindergarten up)....

● Job discrimination, termination, and the imposition of fines on people who express contrary views toward homosexual practice.... ● Forced offering of goods and services that directly advance and promote homosexual practice and abortion, irrespective of the degree to which the conscience of the provider may be violated.... ● Severe restrictions in broadcasting and the print media.... ● Sanctions against Christian colleges and seminaries that allow 'discrimination' against 'gay, lesbians, bisexuals, and transgenders'...

     "Persons who express the view that homosexual practice is immoral will be particular targets of persecution. They will be likened to virulent racists and their civil liberties will be attenuated accordingly." See Moral, Spiritual & Cultural Corruption

The Right To Win (Thomas Sowell): "The worst of all the reactions from people who act as if they have a right to win have come from gay activists in the wake of voter rejection of so-called 'gay marriage'.... Blacks and Mormons have been the main targets of the gay activists' anger. Seventy percent of blacks voted against gay marriage in California, so racial epithets were hurled at blacks....

      "In the past, gay activists have disrupted Catholic services and their 'gay pride' parades in San Francisco have crudely mocked nuns. While demanding tolerance from others, gay activists apparently feel no need to show any themselves....

       "'No justice, no peace!' was a slogan that found resonance. ...it sounds good if you don't stop and think-- and awful if you do. ... Nobody is in favor of anarchy. But some people want everybody else to obey the rules, while they don't have to.... When the majority of the people become like sheep, who will tolerate intolerance rather than make a fuss, then there is no limit to how far any group will go." See Tolerance as a Tool for Transformation

eHarmony.com to match 'gays' -- Dating site promoted by James Dobson bows to lawsuit: "Internet dating service eHarmony has officially agreed to begin matching homosexual couples.... On March 14, 2005, Eric McKinley filed a lawsuit against eHarmony, claiming the company discriminated against him when it refused to accept his advertisement for a 'gay' partner." See Why "Hate crime" laws would ban Biblical Christianity

Muslims get last laugh: "Under the settlement, Gold'n Plump agreed to pay $215,000 to workers who were terminated for taking prayer breaks. The Work Connection will pay $150,000 to workers who were asked to sign a form acknowledging that they might be required to handle pork, which many Muslims consider unclean.... 'So the proposition that Muslims have special privileges in American society, to which others are not privy, is now enshrined in [legal] precedent." See Islam

Court: Quit saying 'illegal aliens': "Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice Ruth McGregor stirred up a hornet's nest by endorsing a demand from the Hispanic Bar Association to censor words and phrases such as 'illegal aliens' and 'illegal immigrants' and substitute 'foreign nationals' in court documents."

      Our Constitution is fast becoming obsolete. See The UN Plan for Global Migration and Trading U.S. Rights for UN Rules

ACLU bullies small-town festival for including Christians: "The Thibodeauxville Festival, which draws nearly 12,000 people to the town whose population barely exceeds 14,000, has featured fun, food, street dancing and bands from a variety of genres for the past 16 years. But when the ACLU spied the city's seal on a flier that also promoted the Christian bands performing at the festival, it took action. Marjorie Esman, executive director of ACLU Louisiana [said], 'We wrote to a letter to the mayor, copied the president of the chamber, asking them for the future to not include religious expression in the event." See Why "Hate crime" laws would ban Biblical Christianity

McCain T-shirt gets man cuffed, stuffed: "A man wearing a McCain-Palin T-shirt during a Philadelphia celebration on election night was arrested, cuffed and stuffed into a police cruiser.... Although the man protested that he didn't want to cause any trouble, officers manhandled him and arrested him...."

 

Cops at man's home for opposing Obama: "Brent Garner of Lawrence, Kan. ...composed an essay on Oct. 29 detailing Obama's connections with communist Frank Davis and Weatherman William Ayers, the Democrat's tax plan and his lack of protection for infants born alive following failed abortion procedures. He then put the letter in an envelope and delivered it to Obama supporter and Lawrence Police Department civilian administrator Kim Murphree, whom he had met at his church. ... He then drove home, and a clergyman from his church called him, saying Murphree had complained about the letter. While he was speaking on the phone, only 10-15 minutes following his letter delivery, an officer from the Lawrence Police Department appeared on his doorstep."

October 2008

Girl called racist for wearing Palin t-shirt: “'Some of the students were calling me racist because I was Caucasian,' she said. '...And I told them that’s not true. It’s my freedom of speech, it’s my opinion.” See The UN Plan for Your Mental Health

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