Constitutional Court Decision on the
Ten Commandments
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DATE: June 28, 2005 ISSUE:TEN COMMANDMENTS SUMMARY SYNOPSIS OF DECISION The Constitutional Court of the Confederate States of America, after examining the issues involved in the United States Supreme Court, considering the issue falsely termed "Separation of Church and State" has rendered its judgment in the matter.
The Justices have unanimously concurred in this decision on June 28, 2005 summarized as follows:
The U.S. Supreme Court is blatantly wrong and clearly out of order with the will of the people today as well as the will and intent of our forefathers of 1776. By their decision in this case before them rendered on June 27, 2005 many justices of the Supreme Court of the Federal Union exposed their amoral and clearly prejudiced position along Marxist lines in connection with religion.
A more full rendition of our decision on this case in regards to the Confederate States of America will be forth coming. Vance J. Beaudreau Chief Justice Constitutional Court To see full text of decision |