Here's an electrical transmission tower ,, bet you can't guess where it is..
Posted on 09/21/2012 1:19:02 PM PDT by Olog-hai
A veteran’s memorial in the form of a “peace cross” in Bladensburg, Md., has come under criticism by the American Humanist Association, which has said the memorial is a “religious symbol” on public land and that the government “should not be in the business of promoting religion.”
“This cross amounts to an unconstitutional government endorsement of Christianity on public land. It is an exclusively Christian symbol that does not represent the sacrifice of non-Christian soldiers. Its prominent presence on public land leaves any observer with the notion that Christianity is exclusively favored and promoted by the government, said Bill Burgess, director of the AHA Legal Center. …
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Here's an electrical transmission tower ,, bet you can't guess where it is..
He loves them, anyway.
Way too many things on that list have been achieved already, from infiltration of the media and big business to the “internationalization” of the Panama Canal.
Is it me, what about the free exercise clause of the fallen and their mourners? What about the right of expression of the society that erected it? I was taught that the Constitution was written to restrict the power of the central government. What are the first five word of the First Amendment? It’s “Congress” shall make no law… So, as I read this central document government should do nothing because the government is doing nothing as to the establishment of a religion and any action taken by government is contrary to the free exercise clause. To the humanist ... SYDMAD.
At least once a week I drive by this beautiful monument that is located at a large traffic circle that was once a big junction for roads to and from Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis (before the BW Parkway and the US 50 freeway were built). One really has to be a creep to want this torn down.
If Christianity has it right, our God loves the non-Christian soldiers, too. Therefore, the cross is perfectly fine, IMO.
The American Humanist Association can go pound sand.
Maryland “Freak State” PING!
“Be not distressed, for your Aunt Lizzie shall feed all the worms and insects in the ground.”
Disney Land??
WDW on the eastern edge of Disney property , a very recognizable advertisement for the parks , right on the main highway at the exit for the parks...
My point was to fight them and not concede anything , why do we keep making it easy for them?
Understand your point. Lot of talk on this thread but there is starting to be a lot of action by others when this crap comes up.
George Calvert, 1st Lord Baltimore in the Irish House of Lords, applied to Charles I for a new royal charter for what was to become the Province of Maryland. Calvert's interest in creating a colony derived from his Catholicism and his desire for the creation of a haven for Catholics in the new world. (source-wiki)
The first capitol of Maryland was St. Mary's. The territory was also consecrated in honor of the Virgin Mary on St. Clements Island. 
They would have to dynamite that one -- it's very large, 40 feet high of cement and marble, and sits in full view of onlookers at the intersection of three major multiple-lane roadways. It's been there all my life, and I -- ahem -- grew up in the 50s.
The "humanists" need to go pound sand. Apparently they don't think Christians are human.
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