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    Tag: Kym Worthy

    Saturday Road Trip?


    By Corinthian Scales, Section News
    Posted on Fri Apr 06, 2012 at 10:13:18 PM EST
    Tags: Dearborn, Terry Jones, Kym Worthy, Free Speech, Permits Required, Permits will be DENIED to Christians in Dearborn, Mayor O'Reilly, DPD Chief Ronald Haddad, sharia reigns supreme, Muslims, Roles, The Soviets and Islam, SIOA (all tags)

    First Amendment restored in Dearborn.

    DETROIT - A federal judge sided with Terry Jones Thursday and granted a temporary restraining order against the city of Dearborn.

    Calling it "clearly unconstitutional," U.S. District Judge Denise Page Hood blasted the city's demand that Jones and his supporters sign a hold-harmless agreement in order to obtain a permit to speak against Islam in front of Dearborn's Islamic Center of America.

    Suh-weet! ...and to think that Ms. Barnhardt just celebrated a 1-year anniversary too.

    Bacon.  Mmmmm, bacon.

    (6 comments) Comments >>

    Spotlight: Dearborn, The Most Costly City Of Residence In Michigan


    By Corinthian Scales, Section News
    Posted on Fri Oct 07, 2011 at 01:33:05 PM EST
    Tags: Dearborn, Terry Jones, Kym Worthy, Free Speech, Permits Required, Permits will be DENIED to Christians in Dearborn, Mayor O'Reilly, DPD Chief Ronald Haddad, sharia reigns supreme, Muslims, Roles (all tags)

    How many lawsuits will it take for folks in that 24.5 sq miles of Progressive rubble to understand our U.S. Constitution?  Pastor Jones isn't cowering from Mayor O'Reilly's pandered proliferation of sharia in America.

    The issue of free speech was fiercely debated Thursday in a Detroit courtroom, where a judge said he would decide next month whether it was OK for authorities to have jailed Quran-burning pastor Terry Jones and ordered him to stay away from a local mosque for three years.

    Jones of Gainesville, Fla., was convicted in April by a Dearborn jury of being likely to breach the peace because of his plans to protest outside the Islamic Center of America in Dearborn. He was ordered to stay away from the mosque.

    Attorneys for Jones appealed the decision, saying it violated his constitutional rights.

    Exit question: Ms. Worthy, which one of your dunderheads with a law degree is arguing against the First Amendment?

    (1 comment) Comments >>

    A Message To Our Legislators - Beware False Choices

    Eight Bits


    By Rougman, Section News
    Posted on Mon Apr 25, 2011 at 12:34:01 PM EST
    Tags: Dearborn, Terry Jones, Kym Worthy, Free Speech (all tags)

    A buck won't buy you what it used to. I remember the good old days in Texas where a mere American dollar could get you a gallon of gasoline or four loaves of the hardest generic white bread ever produced.

    Armed with only a couple bucks in your wallet you knew you could still jump in the old gas guzzler, travel to the nearest Piggly Wiggly, and come home laden with two loaves and ten boxes of macaroni and cheese. (That the textures of the bread and the packaging of the mac & cheese were roughly equivalent was of little matter to a country boy trying to cut out a life for himself in the big city.)

    Alas, the 99 cent gallon of gas, the 25 cent loaf, and the 20 cent mixed box of pasta and powdered simulated cheese food are now but historical markers of poor nourishment and higher efficiency transportation.

    But Americans should be pleased to know that these days in Dearborn, Michigan, the cornerstone of world currency is making a tremendous comeback. Despite inflation, despite world unrest, and despite advancing statism, a single greenback can still buy you an inalienable and self-evident natural right. Ah...freedom!

    (9 comments, 1007 words in story) Full Story

    God's Little Acre


    By Rougman, Section News
    Posted on Thu Apr 21, 2011 at 12:56:21 PM EST
    Tags: Dearborn, Terry Jones, Kym Worthy (all tags)

    Pastor Terry Jones has not changed his plans to protest outside of one of Michigan's oldest and largest mosques in Dearborn. He has been both begged to change his plans and threatened of consequences if he does not.

    But, this is not a post about Terry Jones and his apparent lack of operating brain cells. Rather, this is a post about free speech and the shackles that have been placed upon it by the city of Dearborn and a local prosecutor.

    (11 comments, 744 words in story) Full Story

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