The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Peace Cross, a monument in Bladenburg, Maryland
dedicated to local residents killed in World War I, must be torn down
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Peace Cross, a monument in Bladenburg, Maryland
dedicated to local residents killed in World War I, must be torn down
NO.
Obama appointed six of the eight judges who, on March 1, refused to reconsider a wrongheaded 2-1 ruling of a 4th Circuit panel last fall. That ruling found the World War I memorial Peace Cross in Bladensburg, Maryland, suddenly “unconstitutional” after more than 90 years without controversy.
Erected with funding from the American Legion and local families in 1925, at what is now the intersection of U.S. Route 1 and Maryland state Route 450, the 40-foot cross features a plaque listing the names of 49 Prince George’s County men who gave their lives in WWII.
What will it take for God fearing citizens to protect this monument?
If we wait to draw the line, the pace of tyranny will accelerate.