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HONOLULU, August 24, 2005 - Delegates to the nation’s largest wartime veterans organization meeting here during their 87th annual national convention forged their solidarity against legal abuse and secular cleansing of American family values and religious symbols by the ACLU and other organizations. Four thousand delegates representing 2.7 million members unanimously passed Resolution 139 that calls upon Congress to amend the practice of using taxpayer-funded attorney fees by claims under the Equal Access to Justice. “The 1976 Civil Rights Attorney’s Fee Awards Act was much needed legislation, but in recent years, certain groups have abused the congressional intent of this...

In a AP-Ipsos poll completed in late February it was determined that 76% of the people want the right to display religious symbols and acknowledge God on our public property. If this were the result of an election it would be proclaimed as an undeniable mandate. Is the Supreme Court of the United States of America less subject to the will of the people than the other branches of government?

The Supreme Court heard arguments earlier this month in a potentially explosive set of cases that will determine whether the Ten Commandments can be displayed in or around government buildings. At issue is whether the displays constitute a government endorsement of religion or simply a recognition of the role that the Ten Commandments have played in American legal history. Proponents of the public display of this code claim that it's the basis of the American legal order, and its placement in or near courts is a legitimate recognition of religion's role in the formation of law. Yet the founding legal...

FLORIDA CHRISTIANS, PATRIOTS, AMERICANS, CONSTITUTIONALIST !!! JOIN US IN THIS RALLY TO DEFEND AND ACKNOWLEDGE OUR RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN AMERICA -- TO SEND A MESSAGE TO WASHINGTON THAT "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH !" Saturday, November 22, 2003 - 1:00 P.M. On the HISTORIC FRONT STEPS OF THE OLD CAPITAL BUILDING (facing Apalachee Pkwy., Rt. 27) IN TALLAHASSEE JOIN US & MAKE YOUR PRESENCE KNOWN TO FRIEND AND FOE TO LOCAL AND STATE LEADERS, TO THE PRESS, RADIO AND TV WELL KNOWN SPEEKERS & MUSIC Sponsored by: The NATIONAL COLITION to RESTORE the CONSTITUTION Rallies at Capital Buildings all across America at...

The Ten Commandment exterminators are out in full force. All around America, public displays of the Ten Commandments are the object of lawsuits, ACLU threats, city council battles, and civil disobedience. As Slate magazine writes, “It’s starting to be the Summer of Decalogues.” The most notable case is that of Alabama Supreme Court Justice Roy Moore whose 5,300 pound Ten Commandments monument in the State Supreme Court building was ordered to be removed by the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals last month. On July 22, Moore announced that he will appeal the decision directly to the U.S. Supreme Court. Meanwhile,...