Woohoo! More Bureaucracy!
By: Mr. Wilson on
February 15, 2005
Byrne, a former member of the State Board of Education, said he became interested in the issue because of the federal court ruling in California over using "under God" in the pledge.::sigh:: Clearly Alabama's educators are doing a crappy job. If they were providing their students with a quality education, state politicians wouldn't be stupid enough to think the courts will let them get away with this, and the voters wouldn't be stupid enough to continuously put these morons in office. Oh well, better there than here, I suppose.
"It's (expletive) over, son." For two hours, authorities say, that message would be pounded into Lester Eugene Siler's head and body, reinforced with the barrel of a gun and echoed in threats of electrocution. [...] "We'll have to call a (expletive) ambulance to haul your ass out of here." [...] "Eugene, let me tell you how this is gonna work, OK?" Webber said in the transcript. "We got here and guess what you did? You ran out the back door. We chased you, OK? You fought with us, OK? We end up fighting with you. You 'bout whupped all our asses, so we had to fight back, OK?" [...] "You're not (expletive) listening," Webber says. "You hear what I told you? I told you not to be talking. ? This (expletive) right here, he loves seeing blood. He loves it. He loves seeing blood. You're talking too much. ? He loves (expletive) seeing blood. He'll beat your ass and lick it off of you." [...] "Eugene, you're gonna sign this right here or I'm gonna (expletive) put a bullet in your damn head, and we're gonna (expletive) plant this BB gun," Monday says. Webber later adds, "Hey, Eugene, what loss do you think it's gonna be to us if you die, buddy? It's going to be no loss to us." By now, Siler is groaning and gasping for breath...Read the whole sickening account.
How did life, in its infinite complexity, come to be? A controversial new theory called 'intelligent design' asserts a supernatural agent was at workUhh, wasn't there a book written about that, like, 6,000 years ago?