Excuse my placement of this post as I'm not thinking straight.
I will attend this funeral.
I 'may' be jailed for whatever.
This crap makes me ill.
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"Hate Group To Protest Funeral"
A Kansas Group Known for it's placards denouncing homosexuality is planning to protest the funeral of a McDonald County soldier killed last week in Irag.
Funeral services for Pfc. Christopher L. Marion are set for 1 p.m. Saturday at Ozark Funeral Home in Anderson, Missoiuri.
Marion was killed on Feb. 22 when an improvised explosive device detonated near his Humvee.
Three other soldiers were also killed in the blast.
An official with the Westboro Babtist Church said Thursday morning about a dozen members plan on protesting Marion's funeral Saturday.
Shirley Phelps-Roper, a Topeka, Kan., attorney and daughter of church founderthe Rev. Fred Phelps, said it was "the American Taliban" who sent Marion into harm's way.
According to Phelps-Roper, God is punishing America for it's support of homosexuality by killing soldiers "through Muslim IED's"
"They've turned the country over to the fags, and they're coming home in body bags," Phelps-Roper said in a telephone interview from the group's Topeka headquarters Thursday morning.
Her words have been included in church communications, including faxes sent to newpapers.
The church, according to it's web page www.godhatesfags.com, says U.S. soldiers killed overseas face the fiery torment of hell as punishment for the nation's support of homosexuality.
And the group protests funerals as a means of warning those attending that "unless they repent, they will likewise perish."
"If you hear the trumpet blasting in the city and you don't warn the people, their blood will be on your hands," Phelps-Roper said.
"There is a God. America has sinned away her day of grace."
The church, made up largely of members of the Phelps family, has picketed the funerals of homosexuals for years.
Recently, it expanded it's protests to include members of the armed forces killed in action in Irag and Afghanistan.
Signs carried by protesters at a Lincoln, Neb., soldier's funeral recently included slogans like
"God Sent the IED's," a reference to the roadside bombs which has killed many soldiers and Marines.
Other slogans included "God Hates America," "Don't Pray For the USA," and "God Hates You."
Meanwhile, protesters at the Nebraska funeral shouted slogans such as "God is your enemy" and sang the words "God hates America, land of the fags."
A new Missouri Statute, signed into law under an emergency clause Feb. 23 would limit funeral protests to within an hour before and an hour after service times.
And protesters are prohibited from being "in front of or about" the building where the service is to be conducted.
The provision also covers funeral homes and cemeteries.
Many other states are considering are considering similar legislation.
Phelps-Roper held Missouri's new law in distain and said it would not be a deterrent to the protest.
"The new law is a big fat nothing," she said.
"It's a feel good measure by the Missouri Taliban."
"The new law just says "in front of or about."
"If we're across the street or down the street, there's nothing included about that."
The newspaper article also states that law enforcement personel will be on hand, in force, to enforce Missouri law at the funeral.
This funeral is about 15 minutes from my place.
sledge
p.s. Do American Babtists really support the Islamic Terrorist agenda or is this crap from a bunch of wannabes?
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Excuse my placement of this post as I'm not thinking straight.
I will attend this funeral.
I 'may' be jailed for whatever.
This crap makes me ill.
TITLE;
"Hate Group To Protest Funeral"
A Kansas Group Known for it's placards denouncing homosexuality is planning to protest the funeral of a McDonald County soldier killed last week in Irag.
Funeral services for Pfc. Christopher L. Marion are set for 1 p.m. Saturday at Ozark Funeral Home in Anderson, Missoiuri.
Marion was killed on Feb. 22 when an improvised explosive device detonated near his Humvee.
Three other soldiers were also killed in the blast.
An official with the Westboro Babtist Church said Thursday morning about a dozen members plan on protesting Marion's funeral Saturday.
Shirley Phelps-Roper, a Topeka, Kan., attorney and daughter of church founderthe Rev. Fred Phelps, said it was "the American Taliban" who sent Marion into harm's way.
According to Phelps-Roper, God is punishing America for it's support of homosexuality by killing soldiers "through Muslim IED's"
"They've turned the country over to the fags, and they're coming home in body bags," Phelps-Roper said in a telephone interview from the group's Topeka headquarters Thursday morning.
Her words have been included in church communications, including faxes sent to newpapers.
The church, according to it's web page www.godhatesfags.com, says U.S. soldiers killed overseas face the fiery torment of hell as punishment for the nation's support of homosexuality.
And the group protests funerals as a means of warning those attending that "unless they repent, they will likewise perish."
"If you hear the trumpet blasting in the city and you don't warn the people, their blood will be on your hands," Phelps-Roper said.
"There is a God. America has sinned away her day of grace."
The church, made up largely of members of the Phelps family, has picketed the funerals of homosexuals for years.
Recently, it expanded it's protests to include members of the armed forces killed in action in Irag and Afghanistan.
Signs carried by protesters at a Lincoln, Neb., soldier's funeral recently included slogans like
"God Sent the IED's," a reference to the roadside bombs which has killed many soldiers and Marines.
Other slogans included "God Hates America," "Don't Pray For the USA," and "God Hates You."
Meanwhile, protesters at the Nebraska funeral shouted slogans such as "God is your enemy" and sang the words "God hates America, land of the fags."
A new Missouri Statute, signed into law under an emergency clause Feb. 23 would limit funeral protests to within an hour before and an hour after service times.
And protesters are prohibited from being "in front of or about" the building where the service is to be conducted.
The provision also covers funeral homes and cemeteries.
Many other states are considering are considering similar legislation.
Phelps-Roper held Missouri's new law in distain and said it would not be a deterrent to the protest.
"The new law is a big fat nothing," she said.
"It's a feel good measure by the Missouri Taliban."
"The new law just says "in front of or about."
"If we're across the street or down the street, there's nothing included about that."
The newspaper article also states that law enforcement personel will be on hand, in force, to enforce Missouri law at the funeral.
This funeral is about 15 minutes from my place.
sledge
p.s. Do American Babtists really support the Islamic Terrorist agenda or is this crap from a bunch of wannabes?
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