Sunday, October 15, 2006
goverment
Ok you people we need you all to get out and campaign for the good people in races all over this land. I do not want to see the Dumacrats win and take this land over. I am not for Gay marriage I am for no abortions and no funding of it in any way whatsoever. I want to see the government shrink and pass the north star rail line. We need to teach the truth about God and the bible in schools and ban all forms of evolution, expand the cuts on taxes, protect Social Security and allow some of it to be private pay ins so people can invest more into the Roth and have their cash in their name. We need to take the government out of the the child rearing game and make the roads safer and bused more all over this area. We need to stay in Iraq and hold a draft and get more people fighting the war and make plans to take Korea and Iran and we need to do that now. We need to fight for freedom and end the Muslims hold on all lands that do not have good Christian laws. We need a law that makes all medical decisions the right of a parent and we need to stop all planned parenthoods in all states and make Mom and Dad make the school choice for kids. We need to end no child left behind right away and stop spending your money on the people who are druggies and have aids because of the sexual choices made. We can and must stop aids and the way we do is is make it bad for sex outside of marriage and shame the people who do that. We need to require all hospitals and doctors to take a 50 percent pay cut right now and get the cost of health care to a point where the people can freely choose what they want in care.
Bigzy from Posted: Oct. 13, at 11:17 AMMaryland School Sued for Refusing to Let Girl Read Bible [Excerpts]
(CNSNews.com) - A conservative civil liberties group has filed suit against a school in Greenbelt, Md., for violating the constitutional rights of a seventh-grader who was allegedly threatened with discipline for reading her Bible in school.
The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland against Dwight D. Eisenhower Middle School. Eighth grade Vice Principal Jeannette Rainey and Principal Charoscar Coleman are among the defendants in the suit.
According to the student's mother, Maryanne Mangum, Amber was reading her Bible after finishing her lunch when Rainey gave her a "verbal warning" to put the Bible away.
Amber was told she "was not allowed to read it, and if it happened again," Amber would be punished, her mother said. "She didn't take the Bible back to school."
The school district's policy, along with the guidelines under the U.S. Department of Education's 2003 No Child Left Behind Act, gives students the right to read Bibles or other religious scriptures during lunch hour, recess or other non-instructional times.
"NCLBA, which is federal law that came in under the Bush administration, actually has this provision stating that students have a right to read their Bibles or other religious scriptures during the school day. It provides for that. It says also that you can actually get your federal funding taken away if you violate the NCLBA," [John W. Whitehead, president and founder of the Rutherford Institute] explained.
But Ellen Johnson, president of American Atheists, said most of the time, "right-wing groups" that file lawsuits "exaggerate what happened in school, and that is usually brought out later in the case."
"What probably happened is this kid, I'll bet you, was being disruptive. I bet this kid was proselytizing, was preaching, doing something that was annoying other kids and was told to stop. Kids don't normally want to read the Bible at lunch time-I don't care who they are. It's just not something kids want to do," said Johnson.
[Contrary to American Atheists president Ellen Johnson, there certainly are kids who do want to read the Bible. While American Atheists no doubt make "liberty" a key point in their public presentations, they have no problem denying others their legal rights.]
(Mulhern, CNSNews.com Correspondent, 10/04/06).
Bigzy from Posted: Oct. 13, at 11:17 AMMaryland School Sued for Refusing to Let Girl Read Bible [Excerpts]
(CNSNews.com) - A conservative civil liberties group has filed suit against a school in Greenbelt, Md., for violating the constitutional rights of a seventh-grader who was allegedly threatened with discipline for reading her Bible in school.
The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland against Dwight D. Eisenhower Middle School. Eighth grade Vice Principal Jeannette Rainey and Principal Charoscar Coleman are among the defendants in the suit.
According to the student's mother, Maryanne Mangum, Amber was reading her Bible after finishing her lunch when Rainey gave her a "verbal warning" to put the Bible away.
Amber was told she "was not allowed to read it, and if it happened again," Amber would be punished, her mother said. "She didn't take the Bible back to school."
The school district's policy, along with the guidelines under the U.S. Department of Education's 2003 No Child Left Behind Act, gives students the right to read Bibles or other religious scriptures during lunch hour, recess or other non-instructional times.
"NCLBA, which is federal law that came in under the Bush administration, actually has this provision stating that students have a right to read their Bibles or other religious scriptures during the school day. It provides for that. It says also that you can actually get your federal funding taken away if you violate the NCLBA," [John W. Whitehead, president and founder of the Rutherford Institute] explained.
But Ellen Johnson, president of American Atheists, said most of the time, "right-wing groups" that file lawsuits "exaggerate what happened in school, and that is usually brought out later in the case."
"What probably happened is this kid, I'll bet you, was being disruptive. I bet this kid was proselytizing, was preaching, doing something that was annoying other kids and was told to stop. Kids don't normally want to read the Bible at lunch time-I don't care who they are. It's just not something kids want to do," said Johnson.
[Contrary to American Atheists president Ellen Johnson, there certainly are kids who do want to read the Bible. While American Atheists no doubt make "liberty" a key point in their public presentations, they have no problem denying others their legal rights.]
(Mulhern, CNSNews.com Correspondent, 10/04/06).
