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05 Oct 2005 06:21:27 AM |
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'Ten Commandments Judge' running for Alabama Governor |
Roy Moore set to run for governor
By Jannell McGrew and John Davis
Montgomery Advertiser
It's official.
Ousted Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is running for
governor in 2006.
Moore, on Monday, announced his candidacy for the state's highest
executive office. Montgomery resident Frank Hardy, a long-time Moore
supporter and Republican, praised the former jurist for throwing his
hat into the election ring.
"This country was founded on Christian principles, and I haven't seen
anyone yet who will do the work that (former) Judge Moore will do,"
Hardy said. "I believe that he is the man for the job." ...
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| User: "Mitchell Holman" |
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| Title: Re: 'Ten Commandments Judge' running for Alabama Governor |
05 Oct 2005 06:42:47 AM |
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JOE <eat@joes.com> wrote in news:pod7k15vp4sgfrtc263q0upl05p0bv9gkj@4ax.com:
Roy Moore set to run for governor
By Jannell McGrew and John Davis
Montgomery Advertiser
It's official.
Ousted Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is running for
governor in 2006.
Moore, on Monday, announced his candidacy for the state's highest
executive office. Montgomery resident Frank Hardy, a long-time Moore
supporter and Republican, praised the former jurist for throwing his
hat into the election ring.
"This country was founded on Christian principles, and I haven't seen
anyone yet who will do the work that (former) Judge Moore will do,"
Hardy said. "I believe that he is the man for the job." ...
...assuming "the job" is taking Alabama
back to the 12th Century.............
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| User: "ellis_jay" |
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| Title: Re: 'Ten Commandments Judge' running for Alabama Governor |
05 Oct 2005 06:53:15 AM |
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Mitchell Holman wrote:
JOE <eat@joes.com> wrote in
news:pod7k15vp4sgfrtc263q0upl05p0bv9gkj@4ax.com:
Roy Moore set to run for governor
By Jannell McGrew and John Davis
Montgomery Advertiser
It's official.
Ousted Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is running for
governor in 2006.
Moore, on Monday, announced his candidacy for the state's highest
executive office. Montgomery resident Frank Hardy, a long-time Moore
supporter and Republican, praised the former jurist for throwing his
hat into the election ring.
"This country was founded on Christian principles, and I haven't seen
anyone yet who will do the work that (former) Judge Moore will do,"
Hardy said. "I believe that he is the man for the job." ...
...assuming "the job" is taking Alabama
back to the 12th Century.............
Alabama is already BACK in the Middle Ages excepting for Huntsville, and
Tuscaloosa.
--
Their ethics are a short summary of police ordinances: for them the
most important thing is to be a useful member of the state, and to air
their opinions in the club of an evening; they have never felt the
homesickness for something unknown and far away, nor the depths which
consists in being nothing at all. ___________Soren Kierkegaard
Ellis_jay
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| User: "Daniel Kolle" |
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| Title: Re: 'Ten Commandments Judge' running for Alabama Governor |
09 Oct 2005 09:49:41 PM |
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On Wed, 5 Oct 2005 06:53:15 -0500, "ellis_jay"
<ellis_jay@firstbase.coma> thought hard and wrote:
Mitchell Holman wrote:
JOE <eat@joes.com> wrote in
news:pod7k15vp4sgfrtc263q0upl05p0bv9gkj@4ax.com:
Roy Moore set to run for governor
By Jannell McGrew and John Davis
Montgomery Advertiser
It's official.
Ousted Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is running for
governor in 2006.
Moore, on Monday, announced his candidacy for the state's highest
executive office. Montgomery resident Frank Hardy, a long-time Moore
supporter and Republican, praised the former jurist for throwing his
hat into the election ring.
"This country was founded on Christian principles, and I haven't seen
anyone yet who will do the work that (former) Judge Moore will do,"
Hardy said. "I believe that he is the man for the job." ...
...assuming "the job" is taking Alabama
back to the 12th Century.............
Alabama is already BACK in the Middle Ages
Hey, now!
excepting for Huntsville,
Well, all right now. That is better!
and
Tuscaloosa.
--
-Daniel "Mr. Brevity" Kolle; 17 A.A. #2035
Koji Kondo, Yo-Yo Ma, Gustav Mahler, Krzysztof Penderecki, and Geirr Tveitt are my Gods.
Head of EAC Denial Department and Madly Insane Scientist.
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| User: "B1ackwater" |
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| Title: Re: 'Ten Commandments Judge' running for Alabama Governor |
05 Oct 2005 10:44:16 AM |
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On Wed, 5 Oct 2005 06:53:15 -0500, "ellis_jay"
<ellis_jay@firstbase.coma> wrote:
Mitchell Holman wrote:
JOE <eat@joes.com> wrote in
news:pod7k15vp4sgfrtc263q0upl05p0bv9gkj@4ax.com:
Roy Moore set to run for governor
By Jannell McGrew and John Davis
Montgomery Advertiser
It's official.
Ousted Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is running for
governor in 2006.
Moore, on Monday, announced his candidacy for the state's highest
executive office. Montgomery resident Frank Hardy, a long-time Moore
supporter and Republican, praised the former jurist for throwing his
hat into the election ring.
"This country was founded on Christian principles, and I haven't seen
anyone yet who will do the work that (former) Judge Moore will do,"
Hardy said. "I believe that he is the man for the job." ...
...assuming "the job" is taking Alabama
back to the 12th Century.............
Alabama is already BACK in the Middle Ages excepting for Huntsville, and
Tuscaloosa.
They up to the 17th century now ?
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| User: "ellis_jay" |
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| Title: Re: 'Ten Commandments Judge' running for Alabama Governor |
05 Oct 2005 01:13:12 PM |
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B1ackwater wrote:
On Wed, 5 Oct 2005 06:53:15 -0500, "ellis_jay"
<ellis_jay@firstbase.coma> wrote:
Mitchell Holman wrote:
JOE <eat@joes.com> wrote in
news:pod7k15vp4sgfrtc263q0upl05p0bv9gkj@4ax.com:
Roy Moore set to run for governor
By Jannell McGrew and John Davis
Montgomery Advertiser
It's official.
Ousted Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is running for
governor in 2006.
Moore, on Monday, announced his candidacy for the state's highest
executive office. Montgomery resident Frank Hardy, a long-time
Moore supporter and Republican, praised the former jurist for
throwing his hat into the election ring.
"This country was founded on Christian principles, and I haven't
seen anyone yet who will do the work that (former) Judge Moore
will do," Hardy said. "I believe that he is the man for the job."
...
...assuming "the job" is taking Alabama
back to the 12th Century.............
Alabama is already BACK in the Middle Ages excepting for Huntsville,
and Tuscaloosa.
They up to the 17th century now ?
Auburn? Yes.
--
Their ethics are a short summary of police ordinances: for them the
most important thing is to be a useful member of the state, and to air
their opinions in the club of an evening; they have never felt the
homesickness for something unknown and far away, nor the depths which
consists in being nothing at all. ___________Soren Kierkegaard
Ellis_jay
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: 'Ten Commandments Judge' running for Alabama Governor |
05 Oct 2005 09:59:30 AM |
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On Wed, 5 Oct 2005 06:53:15 -0500, "ellis_jay"
<ellis_jay@firstbase.coma> wrote:
...assuming "the job" is taking Alabama
back to the 12th Century.............
Alabama is already BACK in the Middle Ages excepting for Huntsville, and
Tuscaloosa.
When I was in Alabama I once shot an elephant in my pajamas. How he
got in to my pajamas I'll never know.
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"Should any political party attempt to abolish
social security, unemployment insurance, and
eliminate labor laws and farm programs, you would
not hear of that party again in our political
history. There is a tiny splinter group, of course,
that believes you can do these things. Among them
are [a] few other Texas oil millionaires, and an
occasional politician or business man from other
areas. Their number is negligible and they are stupid."
- President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 11/8/54
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| User: "Conspiracy of Doves" |
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| Title: Re: 'Ten Commandments Judge' running for Alabama Governor |
05 Oct 2005 10:20:00 AM |
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You mean he's going to move all the white people out and let native
american tribes reestablish their villages, and repopulate the buffalo
to the point where a herd can can stretch to opposite horizons?
By the way, does ANYONE know of a usenet interface (I'm using google)
that can crosspost to more than 5 groups at a time?
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| User: "Mitchell Holman" |
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| Title: Re: 'Ten Commandments Judge' running for Alabama Governor |
05 Oct 2005 10:27:30 AM |
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"Conspiracy of Doves" <mark_dp73@yahoo.com> wrote in
news:1128525600.549971.32000@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
You mean he's going to move all the white people out and let native
american tribes reestablish their villages, and repopulate the buffalo
to the point where a herd can can stretch to opposite horizons?
As long as they grovel before his Ten Commandments
statue Judge Moore will accept anyone.
By the way, does ANYONE know of a usenet interface (I'm using google)
that can crosspost to more than 5 groups at a time?
Try Giganews. Relatively cheap.
Mitchell Holman
"A wife is to subordinate herself to her husband."
"The woman is to place herself under the authority of the man."
James Leon Holmes, nominated to a federal judgeship by the
Bush administration and confirmed by the Republican Senate.
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: 'Ten Commandments Judge' running for Alabama Governor |
05 Oct 2005 09:19:44 PM |
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JOE wrote:
Roy Moore set to run for governor
By Jannell McGrew and John Davis
Montgomery Advertiser
It's official.
Ousted Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is running for
governor in 2006.
Moore, on Monday, announced his candidacy for the state's highest
executive office. Montgomery resident Frank Hardy, a long-time Moore
supporter and Republican, praised the former jurist for throwing his
hat into the election ring.
"This country was founded on Christian principles,
Oh goody, back to slavery. Should be interesting.
and I haven't seen
anyone yet who will do the work that (former) Judge Moore will do,"
Hardy said. "I believe that he is the man for the job." ...
< SNIP
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| User: "Daniel Kolle" |
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| Title: Re: 'Ten Commandments Judge' running for Alabama Governor |
09 Oct 2005 09:48:41 PM |
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On Wed, 05 Oct 2005 06:21:27 -0500, JOE <eat@joes.com> thought hard
and wrote:
Roy Moore set to run for governor
By Jannell McGrew and John Davis
Montgomery Advertiser
It's official.
Ousted Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is running for
governor in 2006.
Moore, on Monday, announced his candidacy for the state's highest
executive office. Montgomery resident Frank Hardy, a long-time Moore
supporter and Republican, praised the former jurist for throwing his
hat into the election ring.
"This country was founded on Christian principles, and I haven't seen
anyone yet who will do the work that (former) Judge Moore will do,"
Hardy said. "I believe that he is the man for the job." ...
< SNIP
Sadly, the fool has a good chance of winning.
--
-Daniel "Mr. Brevity" Kolle; 17 A.A. #2035
Koji Kondo, Yo-Yo Ma, Gustav Mahler, Krzysztof Penderecki, and Geirr Tveitt are my Gods.
Head of EAC Denial Department and Madly Insane Scientist.
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| User: "B1ackwater" |
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| Title: Re: 'Ten Commandments Judge' running for Alabama Governor |
05 Oct 2005 10:43:28 AM |
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On Wed, 05 Oct 2005 06:21:27 -0500, JOE <eat@joes.com> wrote:
Roy Moore set to run for governor
By Jannell McGrew and John Davis
Montgomery Advertiser
It's official.
Ousted Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is running for
governor in 2006.
He'll probably be elected.
By making SUCH a big fuss over ten lousy commandments
his enemies only succeeded in turning him into a martyr.
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| User: "Ahem!" |
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| Title: Re: 'Ten Commandments Judge' running for Alabama Governor |
06 Oct 2005 12:34:09 AM |
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On Wed, 05 Oct 2005 10:43:28 -0500, B1ackwater wrote:
On Wed, 05 Oct 2005 06:21:27 -0500, JOE <eat@joes.com> wrote:
Roy Moore set to run for governor
By Jannell McGrew and John Davis
Montgomery Advertiser
It's official.
Ousted Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is running for
governor in 2006.
He'll probably be elected.
By making SUCH a big fuss over ten lousy commandments
his enemies only succeeded in turning him into a martyr.
It was a publicity ploy.
Moore knew that putting a giant granite block of the Ten
Commandments on government property was illegal, and he
knew that Alabama's own courts wouldn't allow it.
He also knew that he'd get lots of publicity and support
from the Religious Right for doing so.
There's no way on earth that Moore could've become a laywer
and a judge without knowing that such a religious display
on government property would be illegal.
He had to know that even Alabama's own courts would never
allow it. In fact, he admitted as much:
After the ruling, Moore said he was not surprised by the decision and
that he was being removed from office because he "acknowledged God."
http://www.cnn.com/2003/LAW/11/13/moore.tencommandments/
He deliberately instigated the confrontation:
"God has chosen this time and this place so we can save our country
and save our courts for our children," Moore said.
http://www.cnn.com/2003/LAW/11/13/moore.tencommandments/
Not quite, MOORE chose that time and that place to make
himself a public matyr for the Christian God so that he
could raise his profile and improve his chances for
becoming governor.
Simply put, he broke the law so that he could break into
politics. Moore is just another Republican crook (but of
the less lethal variety than Cheney).
[Groups trimmed.]
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| User: "Dana" |
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| Title: Re: 'Ten Commandments Judge' running for Alabama Governor |
06 Oct 2005 01:10:48 AM |
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"Ahem!" <bogus-address-provided@example.com> wrote in message
news:lH21f.10132$QE1.1920@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
On Wed, 05 Oct 2005 10:43:28 -0500, B1ackwater wrote:
On Wed, 05 Oct 2005 06:21:27 -0500, JOE <eat@joes.com> wrote:
Roy Moore set to run for governor
By Jannell McGrew and John Davis
Montgomery Advertiser
It's official.
Ousted Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is running for
governor in 2006.
He'll probably be elected.
By making SUCH a big fuss over ten lousy commandments
his enemies only succeeded in turning him into a martyr.
It was a publicity ploy.
No it was not.
Moore knew that putting a giant granite block of the Ten
Commandments on government property was illegal, and he
knew that Alabama's own courts wouldn't allow it.
Actually it is not illegal. As the USSC allowed a 10 Commandment display
remain on a public building in Texas.
There's no way on earth that Moore could've become a laywer
and a judge without knowing that such a religious display
on government property would be illegal.
It is not illegal.
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| User: "Ahem!" |
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| Title: Re: 'Ten Commandments Judge' running for Alabama Governor |
07 Oct 2005 03:15:25 AM |
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On Thu, 06 Oct 2005 01:10:48 -0500, Dana wrote:
"Ahem!" <bogus-address-provided@example.com> wrote in message
news:lH21f.10132$QE1.1920@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
On Wed, 05 Oct 2005 10:43:28 -0500, B1ackwater wrote:
On Wed, 05 Oct 2005 06:21:27 -0500, JOE <eat@joes.com> wrote:
Roy Moore set to run for governor
By Jannell McGrew and John Davis
Montgomery Advertiser
It's official.
Ousted Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is running for
governor in 2006.
He'll probably be elected.
By making SUCH a big fuss over ten lousy commandments
his enemies only succeeded in turning him into a martyr.
It was a publicity ploy.
No it was not.
Moore knew that putting a giant granite block of the Ten
Commandments on government property was illegal, and he
knew that Alabama's own courts wouldn't allow it.
Actually it is not illegal. As the USSC allowed a 10 Commandment display
remain on a public building in Texas.
There's no way on earth that Moore could've become a laywer
and a judge without knowing that such a religious display
on government property would be illegal.
It is not illegal.
Ahem:
| MONTGOMERY, Alabama (CNN) -- Alabama's judicial ethics panel removed
| Chief Justice Roy Moore from office Thursday for defying a federal
| judge's order to move a Ten Commandments monument from the state
| Supreme Court building.
| [...]
| U.S. District Judge Myron Thompson ruled the granite carving was an
| unconstitutional endorsement of religion. Moore refused to obey the
| order but was overruled by his eight colleagues on the state Supreme
| Court.
http://www.cnn.com/2003/LAW/11/13/moore.tencommandments/
It was illegal; Moore knew it. Breaking the law was Moore's way
of breaking into politics as a Republican. He's off to a good
start, and he'll fit right in.
--
This would be downright funny to watch if I could
watch it from another planet.
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| User: "Dana" |
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| Title: Re: 'Ten Commandments Judge' running for Alabama Governor |
07 Oct 2005 07:40:18 PM |
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"Ahem!" <bogus-address-provided@example.com> wrote in message
news:x8q1f.10689$QE1.2844@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
On Thu, 06 Oct 2005 01:10:48 -0500, Dana wrote:
"Ahem!" <bogus-address-provided@example.com> wrote in message
news:lH21f.10132$QE1.1920@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
On Wed, 05 Oct 2005 10:43:28 -0500, B1ackwater wrote:
On Wed, 05 Oct 2005 06:21:27 -0500, JOE <eat@joes.com> wrote:
Roy Moore set to run for governor
By Jannell McGrew and John Davis
Montgomery Advertiser
It's official.
Ousted Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore is running for
governor in 2006.
He'll probably be elected.
By making SUCH a big fuss over ten lousy commandments
his enemies only succeeded in turning him into a martyr.
It was a publicity ploy.
No it was not.
Moore knew that putting a giant granite block of the Ten
Commandments on government property was illegal, and he
knew that Alabama's own courts wouldn't allow it.
Actually it is not illegal. As the USSC allowed a 10 Commandment display
remain on a public building in Texas.
There's no way on earth that Moore could've become a laywer
and a judge without knowing that such a religious display
on government property would be illegal.
It is not illegal.
Ahem:
You are still wrong. But then you are a leftist.
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| User: "" |
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08 Oct 2005 08:59:13 AM |
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On Fri, 7 Oct 2005 16:40:18 -0800, "Dana" <whoya@whoya.com> wrote:
You are still wrong. But then you are a leftist.
That doesn't explain why you were stupid enough to post sex ads on the
usenet.
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