It's the winter solstice, Charlie Brown! Ann Coulter

WorldNetDaily ^ | September 24th | Ann coulter

[No Blue States]

In a public school in St. Louis, a teacher spotted the suspect, fourth-grader Raymond Raines, bowing his head in prayer before lunch. The teacher stormed to Raymond's table, ordered him to stop immediately and sent him to the principal's office.

[No Blue States]

I visited the principals office many times as a young boy, But my visits were deserved..

[No Blue States]

Ps:
I didnt see that Anns Latest was posted, someone please post her mandatory picture.
Im a newbie and havent figured out how to post a pic yet, though she is on my hard drive.
But pretty or not.. she sure has a way with words and exposes the evil libs for what they are.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Don't get me started.

[gathersnomoss]

.....she is on my hard drive.

play on words, eh?

[SF Republican]

I prayed every time I WENT to the principles office!

[Robert A Cook PE]

What a sorry mess ....

But when Limbaugh was interviewed by CNN, CNN (Paula Zahn) "impartially" demanded that she be allowed to challenge Limbaugh's premis, methods, and conclusions AS A PREREQUISITE to the CNN interview.

But CNN doesn't challenge Kennedy's lies.

[Mears]

No punishment is too severe for a child that PRAYS in school.Madness,isn't it?Maybe the punishment could be cleaning and filling the condom vending machine in the locker rooms,I hear they are available in some high schools

Teddy Bears allowed at Columbine,but no God allowed. No wonder kids are shooting eachother.

[gathersnomoss]

My doctor has prescribed for me that I not view CNNNBC...etc. because of my blood pressure. May I suggest that you do the same.

[No Blue States]

My floppy drive, or course, just wouldnt do her justice.
;o

[gathersnomoss]

Alrighty then.

[King David]

D'oh!

[No Blue States]

Ive got to search for and find my daughters a more appropriate place to gain an education that public schools.

Usually this kind of stuff is somewhere "far away", (which should still matter to me) but Katy Texas?!

NIMBY.

[mattdono]

Unless it is WashPost or LAT, Please post the whole article. This excerpting is getting out of hand.

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David Limbaugh's new book, "Persecution: How Liberals Are Waging War Against Christianity," will make you cry for your country. (But don't pray for your country if you're anywhere near a public school!) Released this week, Limbaugh's copiously researched book documents how the courts, the universities, the media, Hollywood and government institutions react to any mention of Christianity like Superman recoiling from kryptonite, Dracula from sunlight, or Madonna from soap and water. His straight, factual narrative of what is happening in our public schools makes you wonder how much longer America can survive liberalism.

In a public school in St. Louis, a teacher spotted the suspect, fourth-grader Raymond Raines, bowing his head in prayer before lunch. The teacher stormed to Raymond's table, ordered him to stop immediately and sent him to the principal's office. The principal informed the young malefactor that praying was not allowed in school. When Raymond was again caught praying before meals on three separate occasions, he was segregated from other students, ridiculed in front of his classmates, and finally sentenced to a week's detention.

Before snack time in her kindergarten class in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., little Kayla Broadus held hands with two of her classmates and recited this prayer: "God is good, God is great, thank you, God, for my food." The alert teacher pounced on Kayla, severely reprimanded her, and reported her to the school administration. In short order, the principal sent a sternly worded letter to Kayla's parents advising them that Kayla was not allowed to pray in school, aloud or with others.

The school board then issued a triumphant press release crowing about its victory over a kindergartner praying before snack time. Thus was creeping theocracy in Saratoga Springs stopped dead in its tracks! Kayla's mother brought a lawsuit, winning Kayla the right to pray out loud. But she was still prohibited from holding hands with others while she prayed. Hearing the G-word in kindergarten might interfere with the school's efforts to teach proper sexual techniques in the first grade.

Thanks to the vigilance of an alert teacher at Lynn Lucas Middle School outside of Houston, two sisters carrying Bibles were prevented from bringing their vile material into a classroom. The teacher stopped the students at the classroom door and marched them to the principal's office. (Maybe it was just the sight of public school students carrying a book of any kind that set off alarm bells.) The sisters' mother was called and warned that the school intended to report her to Child Protective Services. When the mother arrived, the teacher threw the Bibles in the wastebasket, shouting, "This is garbage!"

In another display of tolerance at Lynn Lucas Middle School, school administrators snatched three students' books with covers displaying the Ten Commandments, ripped the covers off, threw them in the garbage, and told the students that the Ten Commandments constituted "hate speech." (Also, it would be insensitive to expose the Ten Commandments to students who had never been taught to count to 10.)

After the massacre at Columbine High School, students and families were invited to paint tiles above student lockers. The school district had taken all reasonable precautions, immediately deploying an army of secular "grief counselors" with teddy bears to descend on the school after the attack. Nonetheless, some students painted their tiles with "objectionable" messages, such as: "4/20/99: Jesus Wept" and "God Is Love." This would not stand: The school removed 90 tiles with offending religious messages.

A federal court upheld the school's censorship of the religious tiles. Of course, Columbine school officials had earned a measure of deference after having inculcated such a fine sense of morality in their students that two boys could walk into school one day and stage a bloody massacre. You don't argue with a track record like that.

Not all mentions of religion constitute "hate speech." In Tupelo, Miss., school administrators methodically purged all Christmas carols of any religious content – and then led the children in a chant of: "Celebrate Kwanzaa!" At Pattison Elementary school in Katy, Texas, Christmas songs are banned, but students are threatened with grade reductions for refusing to sing songs celebrating other religious faiths.

In New York City, the chancellor of the Department of Education prohibited the display of Nativity scenes in public schools, while expressly allowing the Jewish menorah and the Islamic star and crescent to be displayed. Some would say that was overkill inasmuch as New York City is already the home of the world's largest public display built in commemoration of Islam: Ground Zero.

Between issuing laws prohibiting discrimination against transgendered individuals and running up a $38 billion deficit, the California Legislature mandated a three-week immersion course in Islam for all seventh-graders. A "crash course" in Islam, you might call it, if that weren't so ironic. Students are required to adopt Muslim names, plan a trip to Mecca, play a jihad game, pray to "Allah, the Compassionate" and to chant "Praise to Allah! Lord of Creation!" They are encouraged to dress in Muslim garb. Students are discouraged, however, from stoning girls at the school dances, abusing their "Jew" math teachers or blowing up their classmates.

A popular student textbook, "Across the Centuries," treats the Inquisition and Salem witch-hunts as typical of Christianity, but never gets around to mentioning the Muslims' conquest of Spain, the Battle of Tours, or the execution of Jews in Qurayza. Or 9-11.

There is no surer proof of Christ's divinity than that he is still so hated some 2,000 years after his death. Limbaugh's "Persecution" covers it all in staggering, heartbreaking detail. His methodical description of what is happening in our public schools alone will call to mind the hate speech banned in Columbine: "Jesus Wept."

[ctlpdad]

you need to check out HTML sandbox (just do a freepsearch, real easy lessons for posting pics, and you can't post from your harddrive, has to be on the web somewhere. No ann coulter, how about a laura ingraham?

[No Blue States]

I wanted to, but wasnt sure if i should.

How many "im new" excuses do i get?

If you would be kind enough to direct me to the right place to learn how to avoid having to use my limited newbie excuses up, i would be most grateful.
;)

[No Blue States]

thanks FRiend!
I will study that.

Nice Pic of Laura!

[nothingnew]

Laura is just fine...she has a little more meat on her bones. I LIKE it!

FMCDH

[Matthew James]

Bump.

[4mycountry]

Dear God,
Why do you allow so much violence in schools?
Sincerely, Concerned Student

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Dear Concerned Student,
I am not allowed in schools.
Sincerely, God

[mattdono]

On the excerpting, just don't check the box that says "This is an excerpt".

If you are learning how to post, it might take a little while. If you don't know a little HTML, you can look up some details at the HTML Sandbox. It has all of the basics.

Really though, you need to familarize yourself with only a few tags to get by:

1. <br> - a line break
2. <p> - a paragraph break (also<br><br> is the same as <p>)
3. <a href="LINK">LINK TITLE</a>
4. <i>TEXT</i> - italicize text, like this You might do this when you want to comment on another posts, it is good to excerpt the section, put it in italics, and then make your comment.
5. <b>TEXT</b> - Bold type certain text, like this