Cherokees vote to display Ten Commandments

WorldNetDaily ^ | 09-24-05 | WorldNetDaily

[TIElniff]

This should be interesting.

[billorites]

Godless savages.

[billorites]

We are a sovereign nation and we can pretty much post anything we want in our council chambers," said Kephart. "For once the federal government is not going to tell us what to do. We can feel good about it because we are standing up for God. The more it becomes controversial, the more we need to stand firm."

I envy them that.

[KC_for_Freedom]

"We are a sovereign nation and we can pretty much post anything we want in our council chambers," said Kephart. "For once the federal government is not going to tell us what to do. We can feel good about it because we are standing up for God. The more it becomes controversial, the more we need to stand firm."

It looks like being a sovereign nation has its advantages.

BUMP for the Native Americans

[SandRat]

The tribal council is making plans to mount a copy of the Ten Commandments in the council house where government meetings are held, and possibly display them throughout other public buildings in the Cherokee Nation of western North Carolina.

The idea was introduced by Councilwoman Angela Kephart last month. She said the tribe should display the Ten Commandments out of respect and devotion to God. The motion passed unanimously.

I'm Bringing the Popcorn Party-Paks someone dig out the lawn chairs from the Freeper Box in the trunk this will fun to watch as the ACLU tries to figure out what/who to attack.

[Kimmers]

"Godless savages."

I hope that was sarcasm.

[Panzerlied]

Wouldn't it be nice to watch the ACLU get what Custer got?

[Kimmers]

Good for them.....can I be adopted by them?

[Kimmers]

YES!!!!!!!!

[Fiddlstix]

Click the Graphics

[MACVSOG68]

When you drive into Cherokee, you are greeted by a sign that says: Welcome to Cherokee, Home of the Lady Braves!

[SandRat]

[Congressman Billybob]

These folks are right up the road from me, and they do an excellent job of managing their land, their facilities, and their programs.

This plan of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee will REALLY stuff it up the noses of the ACLU, because the ACLU will have to argue that their (false) interpretation of the First Amendment applies to a sovereign "nation," namely an Indian tribe.

Rotsa-ruck on that argument, Buckwheat.

Congressman Billybob

Latest column: "The 'Hard Bigotry' of Incompetence at the NY Times"

[zipp_city]

It seems that Christians like to see the 10 commandments in public places but will not display in their own churches.

[FlingWingFlyer]

I sure wish America was a sovereign nation. We could do this too.

[Colonial Warrior]

Hmmmm....outstanding!!!

Just one question....what is the going rate for an ACLU Scalp!! [grin!]

[Principled]

Godly savage bump (I married one!)

[The KG9 Kid]

Obviously.

[hsalaw]

Well, here's a nice thumb in the eye to the godless ACUL.

[hsalaw]

Well, here's a nice thumb in the eye to the godless ACLU.