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Posted on 04/25/2011 1:51:27 PM PDT by LSUfan
Lisa Marie Johnson is a very brave woman. Lisa is a former Catholic Nun living in South Dakota. Lisa was on the forefront of the American Laws for America Courts legislative battle in South Dakota. Lisa has been on the forefront of the effort to expose the bizarre situation of four (4) mosques in Sioux Fall, SD a city of a mere 120,000 people. Most of the Muslims in Sioux Fall are from Somalia.
Most recently Lisa organized a very successful screening of Iranium to a standing room only crowd of 300, with Frank Gaffney, Founder and President of the Center for Security Policy, South Dakota Sen. Dan Lederman, Tom Trento, President of The United West and Captain Joel Arends.
In fact, Lisa is on her way to Iraq, with Captain Arends, to film a documentary about the slaughter of Iraqi Catholics by shariah Muslims in Baghdad.
On several occasions, Lisa has been confronted by Muslims who do not like her. Not long ago, Lisa's tires were slashed, yes, in the quiet mid-west town of Sioux Falls. The attacks against Lisa have been reported to local police and homeland security.
Both on Holy Thursday and Good Friday of the Easter weekend, Lisa's home was stoned. Several rocks were thrown thru her front windows shattering the glass and landing on the stairwell to her bedroom. It appears that Lisa is being targeted and the attacks are becoming more frequent, bold and symbolic.
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That may be true in other states such as Michigan, but in So Dakota there is still an element of the "wild west". I would not be surprised of some of these men are literally run out of town, or even found in a snow drift with a 'suicide note' pinned to their shirt.
I'm not advocating violence (disclaimer to avoid getting this post pulled), but this behavior won't stand in SD, even a 'liberal' town like SF or Aberdeen.
I suggest that this former nun get a carry permit and spend some time at the range with her new concealed carry.
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South Dakota is an as issue state, most people have CCW and if they don’t it is very easy to get one.
I’m sure there is a posse of redblooded South Dakotans ready and willing to come to the aid of this good woman.
Not that I’m advocating any kind of violence, or anything.
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TROP ping.
BTTT
Kind of mind boggling, isn't it?
How horrible.
Thanks for the ping.
:-(
It’s not exactly the kind of stoning where they got her personally. They threw rocks through the windows of her house, which is technically better, but totally and completely unacceptable in this great country of ours.
This isn’t the stinkin’ Middle East. If they don’t like freedom of religion, they need to go back to where they came from where there isn’t any.
OTOH, on the bright side, it isn’t going to look good for the muzzies. Maybe some use can be made of it to wake more people up about islam before it’s too late.
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Sounds fair to me, I haven’t been in Texas since 1962 but if I come back it certainly won’t be for the purpose of trying to intimidate you.
UPDATED EDITOR’S NOTE AT 7:43 EDT ON 4/25: A previous version of the title to this article was perhaps misleading, so it has been changed/updated. Further, as a reader pointed out below, we are aware that the two stones supposedly thrown on separate days bear a striking resemblance. However, Ms. Johnson personally stands by her statement that those are 2 separate rocks pictured above, a story corroborated by multiple other sources to Dr. Swier. As a result, this will likely constitute the final update to this story, one which will remain featured on this site.
Christophobia!
I haven't seen any updates on this story since this thread.
Well, if she can produce BOTH stones, that would answer the question.
Or rocks, really.
Questions....
If the rocks went though the windows, shattering glass, would the glass not likely have gone as far as the rock? Why is there none in the pictures? Either of them.
And would not the rock on the steps have bounced all the way down to the bottom landing? I would expect the rock to have hit the riser and bounced back towards the front of the house. It couldn’t have just landed there and stayed where it landed.
And they’re both resting on the same side, with the same side up.
As far as the glass, no it would not have carried as far as the rock. Different weight and mass. It's possible the rock was deflected or ricocheted off of something else in its flight path thereby lowering its forward velocity.
Yeah, I know it’s possible, but in BOTH pictures? Especially in the one on the stairs. The rock would have bounced back down the stairs and landed in the glass that didn’t travel as far.
I’ve dropped stuff on the stairs and except for laundry, which eventually gets stuck on the carpet somewhere, it almost always makes it all the way down, and that’s just from dropping, not from being thrown from the front of the stairs where it could very likely hit the riser.
And I’ve dropped enough dishes and classes in my day and when glass breaks, it’s EVERYWHERE.
The rock’s forward velocity would be seriously reduced in going through the window. I don’t think it would be so likely to have traveled a huge distance past the glass.
Anyway, I presume that when these events happened, she filed a police report and there are photos showing the scene and the broken windows.
I understand your skepticism. We will just have to wait and see if you are vindicated. Let me know if you find out.
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