The ADL hailed the passage of the unconstitutional “Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act, which according to the ADL, “provide for expanded federal involvement in investigating and prosecuting hate violence in America.” The bill is unconstitutional because it violates the 10th Amendment by granting the Federal Government authority over local and state government... 

While Google Alert produces scores of items on yesterday’s Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing on the S.909, the Hate Crime Bill, only a few go beyond summarizing Attorney General Eric Holder’s submission to give even a cursory account of what was said in opposition. So once again we are reliant on the invaluable service supplied by the Rev Ted Pike (sign up at the top of his web site for his email... 

Also read: Eric Holder: No Hate Crime Protection for White Christians or Servicemen Sen. Patrick Leahy’s hate crimes bill, amending the National Defense Authorization Act, effectively passed the Senate tonight at about eleven o’clock p.m. EDT. A call for cloture, or termination of debate after thirty hours, was passed 63 to 28. Clearly, the Senate majority had spoken. Once cloture is invoked there... 

Sen. Patrick Leahy’s hate crimes amendment was scheduled to be received by the Senate on Wednesday, July 15, and voted on. Yet, the debate over funding additional F-22 fighter planes on the defense appropriations bill was not resolved today and will continue Wednesday. This delay may give lovers of freedom another day to protest the hate bill, S. 909. Because of massive failure of Christian/conservative... 

The Anti-Defamation League is promoting “hate laws” protecting child molestors, vile acts of pedophilia, urophilia, homosexuality, perverse acts of sexual deviancies, unscrupulous public nudity, and if you do not like it and protest it, you will be charged under federal law as a ‘racist hateful criminal’.  Read More »

On Monday morning, homosexual online newspaper Washington Blade (June 15, 2009) said Sen. Kennedy’s hate crimes amendment would go before the Senate for vote by Tuesday or Wednesday. It would be attached to S. 1023, the Travel Promotion Act, a bill geared to establishing a national travel promotion program. But today, according to Sen. Kennedy’s legislative authority, Senate Majority Leader...