[Doglips]

This is the famous Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals who ruled on the pledge....well you all read it...Ill be loading the guns and gasing up the car.


A federal judge in California has ruled that a six-foot cross lording over the Mojave National Preserve in California as a veterans memorial must be taken down because it constitutes an illegal government endorsement of religion, reports the Press-Enterprise.

U.S. District Court Judge Robert J. Timlin of Riverside, Calif., cited decisions by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in determining that the "presence of the cross on federal land conveys a message of endorsement of religion."

The American Civil Liberties Union sued the National Park Service in March 2001, demanding that the cross the removed.

A prospector, John "Riley" Bembry, first raised a cross on the spot in the 1930s in honor of World War I veterans.

[jerry]

In the after life, somewhere, I hope at least one WWI vets soul has a big chuck of his *****

[alan c.]

He's correct about the cross -- endorsement of religion, but then again he is a immoral IDIOT. Get these jerks out of office. Jerry they will have a higher power to answer to someday. Instead of being the judge--they will be judged.

[Sniper[MI]]

What would the wacko judge do about the veterans cemetaries over in France from the D Day invaision?

If you can't be religious in a cemetary, where can you be?

Time to put that tree shredder at the end of the Judges waterslide..........:nod: :nod: :nod: :nod: