Read It and Weep!

Read it and weep, folks. Welcome to America.  YOU DON’T HAVE TO CHECK THIS OUT ON SNOPES – IT MADE FOX NEWS WHICH YOU CAN SEE THE VIDEO BY CLICKING ON BELOW!  PRETTY SCARY FOLKS!!! This is really frightening. They sneaked another one in on us. New law makes it illegal to protest in Obama’s presence This  means that, wherever Obama is at, you do not have a right to ask him anything  you want to. His secret service can have you arrested, fined, and imprisoned for  more than a YEAR if you ask him something he doesn’t like. Sound like he’s more  like Hitler than Lincoln to you?    WATCH  AND BE AMAZED AT HIS LATEST ATTEMPT TO STAGE A TAKE OVER OF  AMERICA… Guess  you’ve probably heard about this, but sending it on anyway. It’s probably the  scariest thing this guy has done yet.  Are  you aware of this new law, signed by “Obama” in early March  2012?    what we don’t know about.  He has signed some E. O. calling illegals  from different countries by another name,  and will be able to vote without I.D.     http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=7SGWH3kirzg&vq=medium

The Cross on Mount Horno

According to Fox News, the Military Association of Atheists and Freethinkers (MAAF) and Americans United for Separation of Church and State are threatening to sue the United States Marine Corps if it refuses to remove two memorial crosses at California’s Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base.

Planted atop a remote hill called Mount Horno rest two 13-foot crosses. Erected in 2003 by seven Marines, the site was established for reflection by people grieving over lives lost in the war on terror.

For almost 10 years, the crosses have stood on the hill without complaint, until MAAF and AU filed a complaint, arguing the site violated the Constitutional mandate of separation of church and state. They want the crosses moved to a church on private land and flags or some other symbol used instead to mark the site.

The Commandant of Camp Pendleton, Brig. Gen. Vincent A. Coglianese, USMC, has authority over whether the two memorial crosses erected atop Mount Horno can remain in place.