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| November 18, 2002
Posted on 11/18/2002 6:33:45 PM PST by corsair
 That should pis off those rednecks! They can't stop me now!
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LEFT Mon Nov 18, 2:17 PM ET. Southern Poverty Law Center Director Morris Dees, left, discusses a ruling by U.S. District Judge Myron Thompson concerning the Ten Commandments monument on display at the State Judicial Building in Montgomery, Ala. At Dees' right is SPLC attorney Richard Cohen. (AP Photo/Dave Martin). RIGHT The Ten Commandments monument designed by Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is pictured at the State Judicial Building in Montgomery, Ala., in this Aug 7, 2001, file photo. U.S. District Judge Myron Thompson ruled Monday, Nov. 18, 2002, that the monument violates the constitution's ban on government promotion of relgion and must be removed. Thompson gave Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore 30 days to remove the 5,300-pound granite monument from the rotunda of the state building. Mon Nov 18, 12:03 PM ET (AP Photo/Dave Martin, File).
TOPICS: Constitution/Conservatism; Culture/Society; Government; News/Current Events; US: Alabama
KEYWORDS: alabama; chiefjustice; constitution; decalogue; districtjudge; firstamendment; lawcenter; loslunas; morrisdees; myronthompson; religion; roymoore; southernpoverty; splc; tencommandments
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Morris Dees, again.
I just want to know, who appointed Judge Myron Thompson. Was it Bill Clinton?
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posted on
11/18/2002 6:33:45 PM PST
by
corsair
To: corsair
I wonder what horrible thing happened in Morris Dees' childhood to make him the hateful, spiteful person that he is, or was he just born that way?
To: corsair
Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore should tell them to go piss in their Corn Flakes because I am not going to move it
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posted on
11/18/2002 6:54:55 PM PST
by
JZoback
To: corsair
I do believe it was Jimmy Carter.
To: corsair
It was Carter.
To: irishtenor
Thanks irishtenor, for posting
I do believe it was Jimmy Carter. There is a Judge Myron Thompson resume posted at Federal judge orders Alabama chief justice to remove Ten Commandments from judicial building, post #15
I also see that Judge Thompson is a male African American, educated at Yale University (B.A. 1969), Yale Law School (J.D. 1972), has no military service on his resume and went straight from Yale Law School to be an Assistant attorney general of Alabama (1972-1974). Now how do you do that?
I wonder what are the deep connections are between Morris Dees and Judge Thompson.
Since Judge Thompson was attending Yale University when I was touring Vietnam from Phu Cat to Phu Quoc, and shows no military service on his resume, I don't like him already. I wonder if he was one of those war protestors that agreed with Jane Fonda. Judge Thompson is an instant suspect to be lumped with the usual suspects.
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posted on
11/18/2002 7:15:08 PM PST
by
corsair
To: corsair

Morris Dees (L) and SPLC attorney Richard Cohen. That should pis off those rednecks! They can't stop me now!
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posted on
11/18/2002 7:18:16 PM PST
by
corsair
To: Commander8
HIS CHILDHOOD FRIENDS[ACQUAINTANCES] MUST HAVE DESPISED HIM TOO!
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posted on
11/18/2002 7:24:12 PM PST
by
porgygirl
To: corsair
Judge Myron Thompson, and SPLC attorney Richard Cohen, go back to their NAACP days for both, truly an unholy alliance.
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posted on
11/18/2002 7:35:22 PM PST
by
carlo3b
To: corsair
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posted on
11/18/2002 7:38:57 PM PST
by
Cindy
To: corsair
And this is the reason the liberals lost this last election. We're fed up with these kind of shenanigans coming from the left.
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posted on
11/18/2002 7:44:02 PM PST
by
shiva
To: Commander8
He's everything you list and more. Greed and self interest wrapped in a flim flam of being a "civil rights" activist. His organization raises money on trumped up findings of racism and hate, but most of the money stays in Mr. Dee's pockets.
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posted on
11/18/2002 8:02:13 PM PST
by
RicocheT
To: corsair
I have a solution. Here's what the Alabama judge ought to do:
1) Leave the commandments sculpture in place.
2) Cover up the left-hand page only of the 10 Commandments. These are the ones related to God and religion.
3) The cover should say "Censored by federal judge's order!"
4) Leave the right-hand page intact.
These steps would amount to an ongoing visible protest, and a dare to the feds to order that the other Commandments (6-10) be covered. Will the judge dare oppose "Thou shalt not kill"? The debate would continue with even more (and better, for the state judge) publicity.
To: corsair
Thanks for the post, Corsair. Morris Dees and SPLC, by the way, have considerable influence with every major law enforcement organization in the country at both federal and state levels. The SPLC is considered to be an "objective" organization deidcated to fighting "hate" and "racism" in the USA. The story and photo presented here reveal something of the SPLC's actual agenda. The SPLC and ADL created profiling of the 'white male, militia-member, gun-owner' as the DC sniper is a major reason for the failure of law enforcement in that case - the break came thanks to the sniper's own admission to a priest. Police stopped Muhammed and Malvo 11 times without having a clue.
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To: corsair
"Oppressing Non-believers Everywhere"
To: corsair
"We'll see to it that God doesn't bother us anymore...we'll murder, steal and lie if it darn well pleases us!"
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To: corsair
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I could not find the number for his chambers, but here is the number for the Supreme Court itself. Let's support Moore!
Supreme Court: 334.242.4609
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