Sunday, November 11, 2007

Check out ACLJ to know your rights

The American Center for Law and Justice works to protect your religious and constitutional freedoms. They have an excellent website, and regular radio shows that will take calls and e-mailed questions. Right now I'm listening to the November 9 broadcast which explains the recent Supreme Court decision on partial birth abortion. One caller wanted to know his rights for distributing religious literature at a court house. Another caller wanted to know why the ACLU wouldn't take her case if they care about civil liberties. The discussion moved to ACLU defending convicted felon/pedophiles using parks where children play. Another call from Ohio was about vanity plates with religious words which was denied by the BMV.

Locally, this is broadcast on 880 am (WRFD) at 1:30 p.m. You can check their listing for your area, or go to the website and download the current program or something from the archives. This is news and information you probably won't uncover in the mainstream media, or if you do, it will be so slanted it won't be of much use to you.

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