If You Abort, It’s a Blob………But, Killed Any Other Way, It’s an Infant??????

 

Mom to be Charged with Killing Unborn Infant while DUI.

Parents warned about upcoming ‘Milk Day’

 

Parents warned about upcoming ‘Milk Day’ (OneNewsNow.com).

Laura Bush: Gay Marriage, Abortion Should be Legal

 

Laura Bush: Gay Marriage, Abortion Should be Legal | Christianpost.com.

American Eagle Gives in to Cross-Dressing Demand

 

American Eagle Gives in to Cross-Dressing Demand | Christianpost.com.

Calif. Pastor Frustrated with ‘Comfortable’ Christianity

 

Calif. Pastor Frustrated with ‘Comfortable’ Christianity | Christianpost.com.

Military Proposes Medal for Troops Showing Restraint

Medals for restraint???? 

Hasn’t the government put enough limits on our warriors? 

Ask Marcus Luttrell what he thinks about restraint?

Military proposes medal for troops showing restraint – CNN.com.

Man With 666 Tattoo Fooling Millions

 

Pastor with 666 tattoo claims to be divine – CNN.com.

A Disgrace!!! A Dishonor To Our Fallen

How dare this man stand before our fallen as if to honor!!!!  This is an outrage and should NEVER have taken place. 

This evil fool threatens to join the Taliban if he doesn’t get his own way should not have been allowed on American soil.

Karzai to honor U.S. soldiers who died fighting in Afghanistan – CNN.com.

Massachusetts Couple Arrested for Airport Security Officers ID Theft

U.S. airport security officers targeted in ID theft

8:25am EDT

BOSTON (Reuters) – A Massachusetts couple has been charged with stealing the identities of dozens of Transportation Security Administration officers, who screen passengers and baggage at U.S. airports.

Arizona is Upsetting the UN

U.N. experts join criticism of Arizona immigration law

Tue, May 11 2010

By Stephanie Nebehay

GENEVA (Reuters) – United Nations human rights experts added their voices to criticism of a new immigration law in Arizona, saying it may lead to police targeting people on the basis of ethnic origin, a violation of international law.

In a joint statement, five independent U.N. experts expressed concern that Hispanics could be subject to discriminatory treatment in the border state.

“The law may lead to detaining and subjecting to interrogation persons primarily on the basis of their perceived ethnic characteristics,” they said.

“In Arizona, persons who appear to be of Mexican, Latin American or indigenous origin are especially at risk of being targeted under the law.”

The U.N. experts decried a “disturbing pattern of legislative activity hostile to ethnic minorities and immigrants” in Arizona, which passed the United States’ toughest immigration law last month.

The Arizona law requires police to determine if people are in the country illegally, previously a function carried out by U.S. federal immigration police and some local forces.

Critics of the law argue it is unconstitutional and a mandate for racial profiling, and fear it will destroy trust between Hispanic communities and law enforcement in Arizona.

Supporters say the law is needed to curb crime in the state, home to 460,000 illegal immigrants and a major corridor for drug and migrant smugglers from Mexico.

The U.N. experts voiced concern at the “vague standards and sweeping language” of Arizona’s law, saying it raised “serious doubts about the law’s compatibility with relevant international human rights treaties to which the United States is a party.”

“States are required to respect and ensure the human rights of all persons subject to their jurisdiction, without discrimination,” they said.

They urged authorities in Arizona and the federal government to “take all measures necessary to ensure that the immigration law is in line with international human rights standards.”

They cited the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (CERD), a 1966 treaty ratified by the United States under the Clinton administration.

President Barack Obama said last week he wanted to begin work on immigration reform this year and that U.S. officials would monitor the Arizona law for civil rights implications.

The U.N. experts report to the U.N. Human Rights Council, a Geneva forum whose 47 members include the United States. Their mandates cover human rights of migrants, indigenous people, minorities, contemporary forms of racism and cultural rights.

(Editing by Andrew Roche)

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