Day Before 10 Commandments D-Day: Ambassadore Keyes on Hannity

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Alan Keyes is calling on everyone within driving distance to rally in Alabama with him-- a candlelight vigil tomorrow at 7:00 PM. Keyes is fired up about this. Mike Savage is fired up about this. Hannity asked Ambassadore Keyes if Judge Roy Moore might land in jail. Keyes replied, "Only if I go to jail with him!"

Judge Roy Moore will be on Hannity tomorrow night. Whoever can't go [I can't go-- wish I could], please pray for these patriots.

[jwalsh07]

OK, I can see you're not interested in debating the central issue. You must have gotten the fax urging changing the topic to Judge Moore.

I'll put you in the judicial activism column. Carry on.

[hgro]

It doesn't appear that Judge Roy Moore needs the help of Alan Keyes or Savage. He is doing just fine on his own and doesn't need a couple of people who never saw a T.V. camera they didn't like.

[Common Tator]

We are not a theocracy. He is sworn to uphold the law. If he violates a court order, he should be impeached.

It seems to me that every signer of our declaration of independance violated a court order and declared this a theocracy when they signed the word. "We hold these truths to be self evident. That all men are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights. It takes a theocracy to get its citizens rights from our crerator."

You know the origin of a court order don't you? It was an order from the King issued by the King's Court upon the KING's Order. The Court was wereever the King was and it consisted of his noble men and women who carried out his orders. They were of course orders of the COURT. And the only court was the kings court.

Washingon, Jefferson, Madison, Adams and Monroe... all are revered presidential heros of this nation. All made their reputation by violating court orders. When Patrick Henry said "Give me libery or Give me death.. he was violationg a COURT ORDER."

Violating unjust Court Orders and rights endowed by God are how this nation was created and the basis on which it exists tos govern!

[beelzepug]

"...Martin Luther King, Jr. he ain't."

Well, thank God for that! Alan Keyes is a man of principle. And you, sir, are a miserable human being.

[beelzepug]

I still back what he is doing in this case. By the way, I lived just over the line in Columbus, GA back in the sixties. I liked your state. You had chain gangs. Do you still?

[harpo11]

Although I live much too far to attend, I will stand with you in spirit...do not let the ACLU stand in God's Light! God Bless You All.

[Ethyl]

When people are willing to go to jail for their faith, that gets God's attention, and the blessings they will receive will be worth far more than any hardship they endure.

I don't think that is why they are doing this, they are trying to do the right thing, not for "blessings they will receive will be worth far more than any hardship they endure". You are cheapening their actions. I don't think they are doing it for selfish reasons, just moral reasons.

[BamaG]

We don't call them chain gangs, but they are there in principal. You see criminals on the side of the road all the time working, they are just not chained as a group....but in twos.

[comnet]

Chief Justice Moore's Poem at Rally
Monday, August 18, 2003

By Sam Kastensmidt

With thousands in attendance, Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore delivered the following poem:

Our American Birthright

One nation under God was their cry and declaration,
Upon the law of Nature's God they built a mighty Nation.
For unlike mankind before them who had walked this earthen sod,
These men would never question the Sovereignty of God.
That all men were "created" was a truth "self-evident,"
To secure the rights God gave us was the role of government.
And if any form of government became destructive of this end,
It was their right, their duty, a new one to begin.

So with a firm reliance on Divine Providence for protection,
They pledged their sacred honor and sought His wise direction.
They lifted an appeal to God for all the world to see,
And declared their independence forever to be free.
I'm glad they're not here with us to see the mess we're in,
How we've given up our righteousness for a life of indulgent sin.
For when abortion isn't murder and sodomy is deemed a right,
Then evil is now called good and darkness is now called light.

While truth and law were founded on the God of all Creation,
Man now, through law, denies the truth and calls it "separation."
No longer does man see a need for God when he's in full control,
For the only truth self-evident is in the latest poll.
But with man as his own master we fail to count the cost,
Our precious freedoms vanish and our liberty is lost.
Children are told they can't pray and they teach them evolution,
When will they learn the fear of God is the only true solution?
Our schools have become the battleground while all across the land,
Christians shrug their shoulders—afraid to take a stand.

And from the grave their voices cry the victory has been won.
Just glorify the Father as did His only Son.
When your work on earth is done, and you've traveled where we've trod,
You'll leave the land we left to you, ONE NATION UNDER GOD!

[Republic]

I will pray for these patriots. And I wish I could join them, with all of my heart, I wish I could be a part of this. It is so very right, and Judge Moore spoke the words I feel so completely. Our law is Judeo-Christain, and I sick of people like the ACLU denying this and twisting it to the point of destroying our system of law.

God BLESS Alan Keyes and JUDGE MOORE and all who attend this vigil.

God has richly blessed all of us and the ACLU is NOT going to strip us of the right to acknowlegde this-EVER!

What's next? Denying congress and the senate the right to open with prayer each day? Stripping in God We TRUST off the money? Suing our politicians every time they acknowledge faith in the LORD? Where does it end? In hell?

[nickcarraway]

ping

[Byron_the_Aussie]

..man, I was all fired up about this until I found that Savage was involved...

Gee.

Sounds like you're a man of deep commitment.

[TheAngryClam]

actually, mostly one thing: MSNBC.

[TheAngryClam]

He's going on 2,000 of woship, so Jesus did pretty well in the PR department.

[Libertina]

Michael Savage has been great on this issue. I always love his Bible readings on the show...the poor liberals who inadvertantly hear those words - LOL Like Holy Water on vampires, no doubt. BTTT for Judge Moore and patriot Alan Keyes. (Who says black Americans don't have amazing role models???) I just wish I lived in the area so I could join you all, but I'll be there in spirit and prayers :)

[Libertina]

Just breathtaking, harpoll! Thanks :)

[Luis Gonzalez]

"Moore is certainly not advancing a theocracy"

Moore's stance is that he recognizes no power here on Earth, he will not obey the rule of law, and will not observe the orderly legal process he swore tro uphold. He will not follow a Court order, even though he has arrested people in the past for disobeying his own Court orders.

If he's not advancing a theocracy, what exactly is he doing?

[Luis Gonzalez]

"You and the editorialist are both intent on arguing the man when the point of contention is a federal judiciary morphing into an elite oligarchy."

You want to find a more elite oligarchy than the one Roy Moore has set up in Alabama?

He consulted with no one, he accepted a gift for the State quite possibly without following proper procedures, he refuses to recognize any authority other than his own.

Tell me, the Texas legislators are breaking the law in the name of their principles, you support Roy Moore breaking the law in the name of his principles, I guess you support the Texas legislators as well?

And you support these people too?

[=Intervention=]

It is a sad day when people cut themselves loose from a cause because they don't care for some of its adherents.

[=Intervention=]

"I noticed that. For Alan, talk is cheap. He'll say he's willing to do all sorts of things, but let him get locked up doing some disobedience, and he'd be whining like the little sissy he is.

He's not a man, and Martin Luther King, Jr. he ain't."

You grow more hilarious with each and every post. Then again, I really wonder what sort of intellectual depths we can expect from a man who thinks that Sarte and his ruminations are to be taken seriously.