ACLU: Gitmo Prayer Rugs Required - 10 Commandments in Kentucky appalling


	ACLU: Gitmo Prayer Rugs Required - 10 Commandments in Kentucky appalling

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3-24-2009 12:24 PM

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aclu, screaming choir boys, terrorist religion ok, christianinty appalling

clip-on-tie says:

Kentucky courthouse poster of Ten Commandments sickens the ACLU- they send a bill to the homeless and poor people in Kentucky for nearly $400,000.

Meanwhile, ACLU is demanding new chefs for Gitmo, the qualified ones, not just the ones from France. Prisoners also need new prayer rugs, Tivos, access to their weapons, and iPhones to confer with their terrorist leaders.

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