[oyez]

"This is a tremendous victory for the rule of law and respect for religious diversity,"

No, a victory for those with egalitarian designs for the government. Its a case of calling evil good and good evil.

[My2Cents]

"Religious diversity" my foot. This is a victory for those who want to eradicate God from every place in our society outside the prayer closet, and then they'll come after God in the prayer closet.

I was struck by a comment in Michael Ledeen's book, WAR AGAINST THE TERROR MASTERS. He pointed out that with the rise of Wahhabist hate-teaching in mosques in America (it's estimated that about 80% of which are infected with Wahhabi teaching), the US Department of Justice is kind of stymied in terms of going after the perpetrators of Islamic terrorism without violating their freedom of speech or the exercise of their religion. The thought struck me that this nation's greatest defense against Islamofacism is the encouragement of the best religious and spiritual alternative to Islam, namely, Judeo-Christian religious teachings, and the spiritual reality behind those teachings. But rather than encourage this alternative, Jewish- and Christian-haters are able to enlist moron federal judges to their crusade to leave this nation spiritually defenseless.

[dougiefresh]

Religious Diversity??? What religion opposes the 10 commandments?

[henderson field]

Terminology from the George Orwell Dictionary.

[philetus]

"Federal law is invariably carried to its most ludicrous extreme." --Diane Alden

[JoeSchem]

"This is a tremendous victory for the rule of law and respect for religious diversity,"

How does that work? How is it a tremendous victory? What did they win? You'd think people were screaming in agony from radioactive death rays emanating from the monument, and now they've thrown off the yoke of religious oppression and they're in ecstacy.