Gość: sp;lit
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25.11.03, 19:58
Tylko tyle ma do powiedzenia na zarzuty ze zydowska organizacja ADL
posluguje sie faszystowskimi metodami szantazu , pod przykrywka tolerancji w
zwalczaniu chrzescijanstwa w USA ,... Nie przeszkadza mu to ze ADL wtyka nosa
w kazdy aspekt naszego zycia , jak rowniez ze przy okazji depcze nasza
konstytucje i prawo ,... Nie przeszkadza mu , dopuki robia to Zydzi .
Jesli ktos z was ma czelnosc zauwazyc , ze to co robia jest podwazaniem
fundamentu na ktorym ten kraj powstal , ze pewne prawa i przywileje
otrzymalismy od Stworcy i nikt nie ma prawa tego podwazac (wlacznie z Zydami)
spotka sie tylko ze stekiem epitetow ,... "Z daleka" nie zawsze jest
nieomylny , a czesto maly chamus jak nie ma argumentow .
Ponizej przyklad tego ;
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www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=35732
HOLIDAY BLUES
Students threatened by Christmas?
ACLU warns of lawsuit unless principal censors celebration
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Posted: November 21, 2003
1:00 a.m. Eastern
© 2003 WorldNetDaily.com
The Colorado ACLU is threatening to sue a school if the principal refuses to
censor Christmas for its students.
In a joint letter with the Anti-Defamation League, the state American Civil
Liberties Union alleged "Jewish students no longer feel safe or welcome" at
the Elbert County Charter School in Elizabeth, Colo.
The Nov. 10 letter demands Principal Les Gray censor Christmas and insists
the school "must take immediate steps to comply with the constitutional
separation of church and state."
It insists the school must ban all references to Christmas in its annual
holiday program, including secular songs such as "Jingle Bells."
"This is the same old ACLU ploy of fear, intimidation and disinformation,"
said Barry Arrington, the attorney representing the principal and the school.
Arrington, an ally of the Arizona-based Alliance Defense Fund, said the
ACLU's "suggestion is outrageous and inflammatory."
"These scarcely veiled charges of anti-Semitism hurt the innocent and cheapen
the painful experiences of those who suffer real bias," he said.
The Colorado ACLU did not return a call from WND seeking comment.
Arrington argues the words "separation of church and state" do not appear in
the Constitution.
"The truth is that no court has ever ruled that public schools must ban the
singing of religious Christmas carols, and no court has ever held that
celebrating Thanksgiving and Christmas as religious holidays requires
recognition of all other religious holidays," he said. "The ACLU has a
different vision for America and a different vision for Colorado than our
founding fathers."
One family reportedly withdrew its children from the school because of Gray's
refusal to censor Christmas. However, during a goodbye party, Arrington
noted, one of the children took a piece of cake to the principal as a
friendly gesture.
"That shows how 'unsafe' this child felt in the school," Arrington
said. "This isn't about 'safety,' it's about extremist political views. How
tragic that these organizations would use children as pawns in their
political game."
A leading Jewish voice, Rabbi Daniel Lapin, president of Toward Tradition,
said he is deeply disappointed at the Anti-Defamation League's role in the
matter.
"The ACLU is already notorious for its rabid hostility toward America's Judeo-
Christian tradition, but the Anti-Defamation League, originally founded to
defend Jews, should know better" said Lapin, whose group is the nation's
largest for building bridges between Jews and Christians.
The Anti-Defamation League, he said, has "defected from its original worthy
mission and is now shamefully collaborating with secular fundamentalists."
"Almost all Jews recognize that America's Christian heritage is the main
reason our country is not infected with the scourge of anti-Semitism seen in
post-Christian Europe," Lapin said. "Most Jews resent the League's
embarrassing and cynical attempt to shatter the atmosphere of mutual respect
that has long characterized relations between America's Jews and Christians."
The Anti-Defamation's actions, he said, show it to have become "pitifully out
of touch with reality" and "an obsolete relic in the Jewish community."
Related story:
Christmas in America becomes battleground
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Editor's note: "THE MYTH OF CHURCH-STATE SEPARATION" - the special November
edition of WND's acclaimed monthly Whistleblower magazine - documents
conclusively that the modern legal doctrine of "separation of church and
state" is the work of activist judges, and has utterly no basis in the
Constitution.
