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United States Flag (1860)

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Manifest Destiny

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United States Capitol Building (1861)

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The Promised Land

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The United States Capitol Building

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The Star Spangled Banner (1812)

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The United States Capitol Building

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Washington at Valley Forge

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The Culpepper Flag

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The Boston Tea Party

Friday, February 3, 2012

Alabama Considers ‘American Laws for American Courts’ Amendment

From Creeping Sharia:


Alabama Considers ‘American Laws for American Courts’ Amendment

And the pro-sharia, jihad enablers are foaming at the mouth over word of this proposal.
An Alabama state senator plans to introduce a constitutional amendment that would ban state courts from looking to Islamic Shariah law in adjudicating cases, Hatewatch has learned.
Republican Senator Cam Ward pre-filed the “American and Alabama Laws for Alabama Courts Amendment” with the state Senate Judiciary Committee on Jan. 4.
We couldn’t verify it and it only seems to be posted on the far left hate site, Southern Poverty Law Center and cross posted at several pro-sharia sites.
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