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Re: Should've thought about Jay Sekulow, he does good work***

Apr 15, 2014, 9:39 PM

Jay Sekulow, before you send me another email asking for a donation to the ACLJ to fight for some cause please consider the following....

1. You say that the IRS is supposed to be non-partisan, but you are wrong. The IRS is supposed to be NON-EXISTENT. According to the US Constitution, only a sales tax is permitted to be levied against the American people unless congress has declared total war on a nation. OIF/OEF was not a war because war was never officially declared. So until you can use my donation to defend the US Constitution, I will spend my money on more ammo, food, fuel, and water because your contributions to the cause have done nothing to eliminate a two party political system.

2. Instead of rallying in the Halls of Criminals ehem, I meant Congress. Please use our money to launch investigations to expose the truth about the motives of our government. This is true heroism in our national leadership stage. Every elected official is out for some level of personal gain.

3. Use my money to impeach Harry Reid and have his son indicted on felony charges of conspiracy to commit fraud and violating the civil liberties of the Agricultural Protection Agency.

4. The United States has the most incarcerated citizens on the planet. Please use our donations to free inmates that have not committed a violent or sexual crime against anyone. Many of our housed inmates are minorities and are only guilty of petty crimes that involve no victim, but they serving extended sentences behind bars. This creates further criminal activity once they are released because they are forced to continue living in crime due to a lack of employment eligibility. I am tired of not only making donations to lost causes, but I am tired of supporting privatized prisons on my illegal tax dollars.

5. While the 1st and 2nd Amendments are the backbone of the US Constitution I cannot help but to notice that both political parties are in gross violation of the 4th,5th, and 8th Amendment of the American people. If this type of behavior continues from Congress on either side of the isle then they will become an enemy of my nation. Please do not let it come down to this. My rights and the rights of my fellow citizens are more important than their seat of office. They must remember that they are servants to the US People... Highly paid servants at that.

6. While I commend the military service of all of my fellow brothers and sisters in arms, I have to ask one favor... Please stop allowing votes for illegal wars to be voted upon on the House and Senate floors. If a nation is directly threatening the safety and freedom of the United States then our actions are cut and dry. No armed conflict is worth it in the end. Stop killing our innocent men and women who are fighting in ignorance so that a select few can become wealthy enough to satisfy their greed. Also, we need to be more careful in selecting Top Level Generals because let's face it, General Mattis would have made a much better Commanding General than General Amos. I feel as if the entire branch of service needs to elect their leader. Also, an elected Commandant should only be allowed to serve a 2-4 year term.

7. Please expose the truth about Benghazi because Americans were killed by extremist cowards that still have yet to be identified or brought to justice.

Once you have met my criteria for this then I will consider making a financial contribution to your cause.

Sincerely,

Travis Lee Hamrick

This was an actual letter that I sent to Jay Sekulow just today... I'm tired of avoiding the real issues of the United States.

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Our country won't go on forever, if we stay soft as we are now. There won't be any America because some foreign soldiery will invade us and take our women and breed a hardier race.

~Chesty Puller
Lt.General United States Marine Corps

I have been a member of a not-well-known minority religion for my entire life. I have fairly thick skin when dealing with this issue. I can state from experience that being a non-Christian in a room when Christian activities are occurring can make one feel like an outcast if it's presented in a certain way. Especially when it becomes completely ingrained in the daily culture of an organization. I'd have to actually participate/observe the team's activities for a week or so before passing judgment for myself on whether Dabo's creating a culture that is hostile or uncomfortable to non-Christians. However there have been interviews with players who don't adhere to Dabo's religious mold that have stated, on the record, that sometimes they felt sidelined (though never discriminated against). So there is some anecdotal evidence out there.

All that being said, I do not agree with this organization's demands to the university and athletic program. In my opinion, Dabo and his staff are doing things the right way. They are producing quality athletes and quality individuals. Dabo has stated many times, forcefully in some occasions, that he does not care what a person is or isn't--Christian, non-Christian, straight, gay, whatever--as long as they can play football AND maintain a high moral character. It is his coaching philosophy that he cannot run a program that lacks strong ethics, and I agree with that philosophy.

Letter from Freedom from Religon Foundation to Clemson

Re: Letter from Freedom from Religon Foundation to Clemson

Here ya go

Should've thought about Jay Sekulow, he does good work***

Re: Should've thought about Jay Sekulow, he does good work***

That sounds like hate speech.

Re: That sounds like hate speech.

Re: That sounds like hate speech. bless their lil hearts!!!

The morons cannot even provide a letter free of grammatical

So these people who don't believe in anything

I love the statements that non-Christians will feel like