USA Today reports and so it goes…
5 CommentsThe Atlanta Journal-Constitution says a Muslim woman was cited for contempt of court yesterday because she refused to remove her hijab, a head covering that she wears for religious reasons.
The paper says Lisa Valentine, 40, was arrested on charges of violating a policy that bars headcoverings inside the Douglasville, Ga., courthouse. A judge ordered her to spend 10 days in jail, but the paper says she was released a few hours later.
From Carolyn Harris at Infowars, December 16, 2008.
12 CommentsWe all know economic depression here, and some of us have an inkling about what is coming. The governments vacillate between spewing gloom and doom and ridiculous ‘happy fun clown time’ gibberish at the great unwashed masses depending upon whether they want fools to buy into the stock market at that particular time to make certain fat cats even richer, or they want those fools to sell and lose almost everything.
Well, I try hard to not get hostile, but since a certain Turkish Muslim would-be hacker (he really is nothing but an annoyance), continues to remind me of the threat to our future by harassing me, allow me to post this link for Google Maps. You can bookmark it and keep track as the months, years and decades go by.
If the points don’t show up for you, simply click on Places of Interests, Places of Worship: Mosques.
That’s a lot of mosques in the U.S. of A. No worries though, right? Merry Christmas!
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I do not expect anything to stop terrorism in the United States or around the world as long as fear is turned into massive profit.
We can “bailout” mega-corporations like Citicorp — which also happens to have at least 9% of its holdings owned by Arab-Muslim investors — with trillions of dollars in Unconstitutional tax money collected from the American People, but we can’t build a wall for a mere fraction of this cost to keep the invaders from Mexico out of our Nation.
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