Posted on 12/14/2005 2:39:05 PM PST by paudio
In another case again involving a government entity – this time in New York City – a legal memo posted on the Liberty Counsel’s website was enough to aid employees of the Environmental Protection Agency to reclaim some Christmas spirit.
The agency had allowed Hanukkah banners and had previously allowed the celebration of Diwali, an Indian holiday. However the agency did not allow for Christmas banners, red and green decorations, and even took down a “holiday tree,” according to Liberty Counsel. After the Liberty Counsel memo was circulated among the employees, 115 petitions of them signed petitions demanding that the agency change its policies. It did and also apologized to them.
(Excerpt) Read more at christianpost.com ...
"Running for their lives"? That's a rather lurid headline. Were there really plans to kill them?
in bureaucratism, having to retreat from an established policy is the equivalent of death.
"'Running for their lives'? That's a rather lurid headline. Were there really plans to kill them?"
Mmmhmmm! And eat them too! Hadn't you heard that the Christians perform human sacrifice in their temples every Sunday, and eat the actual body and blood of their sacrificial victim? It's a frightening death cult, I tell ya!
Oh, yes, I've seen that. First they pound the body into very flat tasteless little discs..... ;-P
Kill the infidels! Kill the infidels! Oh, wait, that's not the Christians, that's the folks from the ROP.
I like it. He who lives by the lawsuit, can also die by it.
"Oh, yes, I've seen that. First they pound the body into very flat tasteless little discs..... ;-P"
WHITE discs!
Evil, human-sacrificing, blood-drinking cannibailistic DISCRIMINATORY Christians!
Oh, the humanity!
And the blood always seems to have backwash in it. ;-P
What more evidence do you need that the libs just plain HATE Christians?
Was the idiot who came up with policy fired for religious insensitivity?
Hundreds of lawyers are ready to work without charge for the season.
Ah, 'tis truly a time of miracles! ;^)
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