CourtZero.org and StoptheACLU.com have teamed up with a new commercial! Click here to watch.
(music provided by our friend, manus Dei)
We are running a petition to change a provision in federal law by which activist groups can get taxpayers to pay them over cases involving the boy scouts, Christmas displays and the display of the Ten Commandments, and public prayer cases. The law in question is at 42 USC 1988(b), and we not only have over 13,000 petition signatures, but have been contacted by Members of Congress to discuss how to amend that law. CourtZero is proud to be out front on this issue, and we hope that you will add your signature to the petition. It says, in part:
WHEREAS,
the United States Congress, roughly thirty years ago, passed a provision in
United States Code section 1988 that requires taxpayers to pay attorneys in
civil rights cases; and
WHEREAS, the ACLU has abused that law to make untold millions of dollars simply
by suing boy scouts, school children, military academies, cities and towns,
with the goal of punishing any who dare to exercise their First Amendment right
to religious freedom and expression; and
WHEREAS, the vast majority of taxpayers do not want to be forced to pay the
ACLU to sue their neighbors and friends in the ACLU's efforts to strip America
of all signs of faith; and
WHEREAS, the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment was not contemplated
when USC section 1988 was passed;
THEREFORE, the People of the United States call upon their Congress to amend
USC section 1988 so that hostile special interest groups such as the ACLU can
no longer be granted taxpayer money to attack Americans and their institutions.
Please click here to sign the petition
The petition has gotten the attention of various blogs and message boards, been linked at Roger Hedgecock’s radio show site, and WorldNetDaily has published two great articles about it. Click here to read the first, and here to read the second. Soon this site will feature downloadable audio from a radio interview about CourtZero and the ACLU.
In the meantime, we offer you an audio commercial, called “We’re American”, and a web-ad called “Protection Racket”, and finally the latest one, called “ACLU Enemies”. Enjoy, get fired up, sign the petition, and contact us for more updates on the effort.