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" To everyone who passionately defends the "separation of church and state," I have a few questions...

If a Christian mayor hosted a prayer service inside City Hall, invited government employees to kneel and pray The Lord's Prayer on the floor of a government building, and then described it on camera as "transforming a space I've only ever known in one way," would you consider that a violation of the separation of church and state?

If Christian city employees were given legal exemptions from traffic laws during Sunday morning church services, and non-Christians were ticketed for the same parking violations during the same time period, would you have a problem with that?

If loudspeakers in the middle of a major American city broadcast Christian hymns at 5:00 AM every morning and noise ordinances simply didn't apply, would you stay silent?

I'm pretty sure I know the answer.

And yet, every single one of those things is happening right now in New York City. Just not with Christians.

Zohran Mamdani, the mayor of NYC hosted a Ramadan iftar inside City Hall, invited government employees to pray on the floor, and openly described it as "transforming the space."

He visited Rikers Island specifically to pray with Muslim inmates during Ramadan. The city's official social media accounts celebrated "World Hijab Day" as "a wonderful, powerful symbol of devotion."

Government traffic cops confirmed on camera that Muslim drivers are legally exempt from parking laws during prayer times while non-Muslims are ticketed.

And the Islamic call to prayer is broadcast over loudspeakers across Manhattan neighborhoods.

Funny, I haven't seen a single lawsuit, or protest or outraged editorial from the "separation of church and state" crowd.

Can we finally admit the separation of church and state was never a principle? It was a weapon that has only ever aimed in one direction. "

 https://x.com/gunthereagleman/status/2100582039799939404?s=51&t=cLq01Oy84YkmYPZ-URIMYw

" You scream... “separation of church and state” the second someone says “one nation under God.” Now Qurans and prayer mats get handed out, hijabs get offered, special meals get demanded, and those same voices go mute. Crickets from the left. That’s not tolerance. That’s indoctrination. Be loud about it!!"

 

Apparently there is no separation of mosque and state.  

 https://x.com/bhweingarten/status/2100598586224300394?s=51&t=cLq01Oy84YkmYPZ-URIMYw

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@ProfMJCleveland

has filed a landmark lawsuit against Dearborn and its Mayor, Abdullah Hammoud, alleging that the city has systematically discriminated against Christians and Jews in favor of Muslims, and seeking to enjoin all such actions. "For too long, the City of Dearborn has been a hostile place for Christians and Jews. Defendant Hammoud has taken this hostility to the next level, openly conveying the message that Christians and Jews are not welcome in the city and are, indeed, second-class citizens," the suit reads. And despite litigation against the city by Christians claiming such discrimination, in which they prevailed, "nothing has changed in the City." Cleveland's suit intends to finally bring such change by seeking an injunction against discriminatory "acts, customs, policies, practices, and/or procedures that favor Muslims and discriminate against Christians and Jews" based in part on the City's alleged violation of her own constitutional rights, including under the First and Fourteenth Amendments."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 More of the filing is available on the post. 

 https://x.com/sarahiscensored/status/2100622881277288512?s=51&t=cLq01Oy84YkmYPZ-URIMYw

 "BREAKING: SUNNY HOSTIN IS NEXT - ATTORNEYS FOR THREE YOUNG MEN FALSELY LINKED TO NOLAN WELLS’ DEATH SEND THE VIEW CO-HOST A BLISTERING 27-PAGE LEGAL LETTER A thread - First, a pre-suit demand letter was sent to Al Sharpton. Now, attorneys J. Tyler Cox and Edward Andrew Paltzik have sent the next one - and this time, it is addressed to Sunny Hostin. This major development in the Nolan Wells case was exclusively announced last night by my friend Tamera Nealy. Sunny is an ATTORNEY, former federal prosecutor and legal analyst who regularly relies on those credentials to give authority to her commentary. In other words, she should absolutely know better. I previously challenged Hostin to debate me on The View after she blatantly lied about the Karmelo Anthony case. That challenge received millions of views and prompted many people to email the show. She ignored all of it because she knew she was lying about Karmelo Anthony and could not defend her claims against someone who actually knew the evidence. She ignored me. She will not be able to ignore this. Cox and Paltzik have now sent Hostin a 27-page pre-suit demand and notice letter on behalf of Warren Hudson, Jax Pitalo and Morgan Seymour - three young men whose names and faces have been dragged through conspiracy theories surrounding Nolan’s tragic death. According to the letter, she has 10 days from the date she is served to respond. The letter focuses on statements Hostin made during a July 13 episode of Behind the Table and a July 14 segment of The View. Hostin discussed alleged inconsistencies involving Nolan’s cellphone, suggested the three young men should have been taken to the police department and separated for questioning, and repeated the allegation that they kept Nolan’s phone from his parents. Hostin also claimed there were racial undertones because Nolan was allegedly “the only black kid on an island full of kids that were white.” According to Cox and Paltzik, that was false. Nolan traveled to Horn Island as part of a large, mixed-race friend group. Approximately 30 people traveled aboard three boats, and an estimated 2,000 people were on the island that day. The attorneys argue that Hostin’s statements created the implication that Warren, Jax and Morgan may have murdered Nolan, tampered with evidence, hindered the investigation or conspired to conceal what happened. Here is the attorneys’ official comment: “We will continue to require accountability for bad actors who traffick in conspiracy theories and hoaxes regardless of the size of their audience. “Recipients of our pre-suit demand and notice letters will face powerhouse lawsuits if they do not act to quickly undo the harm caused by their defamatory words. Many more are on the way. “The people that should know better than to defame our clients need to know that we’re coming. And Hell is coming with us.”

 Part 2 - According to the letter, Nolan spent the day socializing and was seen with a young woman. Warren reportedly saw him at approximately 3 p.m., alive and well, wading in the water with her and appearing happy. When the larger group prepared to leave at approximately 4:28 p.m., multiple people told Nolan to get aboard a boat. According to the attorneys, Nolan audibly said he wanted to remain on the island and return later. The letter states that Nolan was alive and well when all three clients departed - and that Warren, Jax and Morgan each left aboard a different boat. The return trip was delayed because one vessel, the Triton, was taking on water due to a defective bilge pump. The letter includes photographs and documentation of a call to Sea Tow at approximately 4:48 pm. Sea Tow did not ultimately tow the Triton. Another boat in the group towed it toward the mainland, causing the trip to take approximately an hour and a half. That delay has repeatedly been twisted into a conspiracy. The attorneys maintain that photographs, phone records and accounts from approximately two dozen occupants of the returning boats establish that Nolan was not aboard any of them. The letter also directly addresses the cellphone allegation used to cast suspicion upon the three young men. The attorneys say Nolan’s phone remained among the group’s belongings after he chose to stay behind. They categorically deny that Warren, Jax or Morgan ever touched, possessed, accessed, altered or deleted anything from it. At approximately 11:07 pm, Warren reportedly called Nolan’s mother and told her Nolan had not returned with the group. According to the letter, he also informed her that Nolan’s phone was SECURED inside Wyatt Pyron’s vehicle. Only six minutes later, at approximately 11:13 pm, Warren called the United States Coast Guard. He reportedly remained on the telephone for more than 20 minutes while providing Nolan’s description, clothing, last-known location and other information needed to begin the search. Later that night, a female friend retrieved Nolan’s phone from Wyatt’s truck and handed it over without delay. The attorneys insist that Warren, Jax and Morgan never possessed, accessed or modified it. Meanwhile, the letter states that all three young men voluntarily surrendered their own phones to law enforcement for inspection. Their attorneys allege that Nolan’s phone still has not been provided to authorities for a forensic examination. The letter also addresses the widely circulated video in which someone could allegedly be heard saying, “Give me my phone.” Cox and Paltzik state unequivocally that the speaker was not Nolan. I previously reported that the confrontation video being pushed online did not depict Nolan. I also reported that the Life360 narrative surrounding his phone did not tell the entire story. These young men did not disappear, refuse to cooperate or hide from law enforcement.

 Part 3 - According to their attorneys, they contacted Nolan’s family, called the Coast Guard, spoke with local authorities and returned to Horn Island the following morning to help search for their missing friend. Cox and Paltzik also directly challenge Hostin’s objectivity because of her longstanding relationship with Ben Crump, the attorney representing Nolan’s family. Hostin publicly described Crump as a “dear friend” whom she has known for more than 30 years. She also disclosed that her daughter was interning at Crump’s law firm during the summer. The letter states that Hostin was acting not as an objective journalist, but as a “mouthpiece” for Crump. The demand requires Hostin to apologize publicly - verbally and in writing - and acknowledge that the challenged statements were false. She is also being told to stop repeating the allegations, delete or retract publications implying that the three young men committed crimes, and issue corrections through the same platforms with sufficient prominence to reach substantially the same audience. The attorneys demand that the apology and retraction remain pinned for at least seven days and be appended directly to the original online publications. Hostin has also been instructed to preserve evidence in anticipation of litigation, including drafts, recordings, emails, text messages, direct messages, communications with sources, editorial discussions, research materials, deleted posts, analytics and monetization records. The attorneys argue that Hostin’s statements constitute defamation per se under Mississippi law because, in their view, she effectively accused Warren, Jax and Morgan of crimes including murder, hindering prosecution and tampering with physical evidence. For months, influencers, activists and national media personalities have treated rumors as evidence. They have circulated misidentified videos and photographs, omitted exculpatory information and transformed ordinary details into “proof” of an elaborate conspiracy. More than 60 witnesses were reportedly interviewed. Multiple witnesses said Nolan chose to remain on the island. The independent autopsy listed his cause of death as undetermined. Law enforcement publicly stated that it found no evidence of foul play. Nolan’s family deserves truthful answers about what happened to him. But seeking those answers does not give anyone the right to publicly convict three other young people through speculation, misinformation and viral conspiracy theories. Al Sharpton received the first letter. Sunny Hostin is next. And according to Cox and Paltzik, many more are coming. As the attorneys put it: “The people that should know better than to defame our clients need to know that we’re coming. And Hell is coming with us.”

 https://x.com/gop_is_gutless/status/2100557647514620074?s=51&t=cLq01Oy84YkmYPZ-URIMYw

 "Scanlon Lectures Grieving Parents About "Fear" While Their Kids Are Dead Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon sat in a House hearing titled "The Continuing Tragedy of Sanctuary Laws" and told the room the problem was not the policies that keep criminal illegal aliens on the street. The problem, she said, was that Republicans keep talking about it. "My Republican colleagues are running this hearing for a record fifth time, not because they have new evidence or research or legislation to discuss about sanctuary cities, but because they have nothing else to say for themselves. They keep returning to the tactics that brought them into office by campaigning on fear and making phony pledges to detain and deport the worst of the worst, but we now have almost two years of proof that that's not what they're doing." The new evidence was sitting across from her. Elizabeth Carter lost her son William Micah Carter in November 2025. He and his wife of 16 days died when an illegal alien truck driver, Rajinder Kumar, jackknifed a semi across both lanes of a highway in Oregon. Kumar had entered illegally, received work authorization, and held a California commercial license. Oregon sanctuary politicians later released him from local custody rather than honor an ICE detainer. ICE had to pick him up afterward. Anatoly Varfolomeev lost his 19-year-old daughter Anya in 2021. A twice-deported illegal alien drunk driver slammed into her car on a California freeway at nearly 100 mph. The killer served a fraction of his sentence in a sanctuary state before federal authorities had to step in again. Scanlon looked at those parents and called the hearing a rerun. She called the deaths a campaign tactic. She called enforcement pledges phony. She treated two American families as props in a speech about Republican messaging. That is not skepticism. That is contempt dressed up as process. Sanctuary rules do one concrete thing: they tell local jailers not to hold removable criminal aliens for federal pickup. The result is not theory. It is release, reoffending, and funerals. Repeating the hearing does not make the bodies disappear. It makes the refusal to end the policy harder to hide. If Scanlon is tired of these hearings, there is a simple way to stop them. Stop shielding the people who should never have been here, and stop lecturing the parents who buried the proof."