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"And thou shalt write them upon the posts of thy house, and on thy gates."

 

 

A book about Judge Roy Moore - former Chief Justice Alabama Supreme Court

ROY MOORE'S BATTLE WITH GOLIATH

GOLIATH'S IDENTITY

There is a Goliath in Alabama. His title is Special Interests and his arena is state government. Under charming exteriors and behind winning personalities, carefully concealed from the public, he swaggers through its corridors, manipulating its machinery of men and procedures to turn out a political product specially made for his benefit. Like his biblical namesake, Alabama's Goliath is very big, very strong, and loves to throw his weight around, which he has been doing for a long time, only with more sophistication than the ancient Philistine.

I do not know how many serious challengers have taken him on over the years or how many solid blows they landed. All I know is he is still there, and they are gone. He is entrenched. He is dug in. He is determined to stay, and he has all the advantages. To get him out looks impossible. The situation might appear hopeless except for one little fact. It is an important little fact, and Alabamians need to remember it. It is this: things looked the same way when David walked into the valley of Elah with a slingshot, took one of his five smooth stones, planted it in Goliath's forehead then substantially reduced the giant's height and permanently reduced his power by separating his big head from the rest of his harmless body.

The Special Interest giant is not invincible. All that is needed is a David. Roy Moore of Alabama is a David. That is not the belief of one man about himself. It is the belief of thousands of Alabamians who have urged Judge Roy Moore of Alabama to seek the office of governor.

There is a twofold purpose for this little book. One is to convince you that these thousands of Alabamians are right in their belief. The other purpose is to present you with a clear picture of how Special Interests have hijacked control of state government from Alabama's citizens. It is this latter purpose we deal with first.

A SERIOUS DIAGNOSIS

A malignant cancer illustrates the effect of Special Interests on Alabama's government. Cancer is a destructive system living off a system of life and health. Eventually it usurps control, invading the other's space and stealing its vital reserves until the life system is deathly and helplessly sick.

This is what the Special Interest cancer has done and is doing in Alabama. Its presence has spread throughout state government. You will find it in the Administrative branch - including the governor's office, in the legislative branch and in the Commissions specifically created to prevent such political cancers. The judicial branch of government is not free from this invasive malignancy by any means. It is clear to knowledgeable observers that it, too, is infected with Special Interests. Its use of legal decisions to maintain the status quo makes it harder to challenge with clear charges, however, and it is not the focus of the book. If the other parts of state government were cleaned up, it is reasonable to think it would clean up the judiciary as a result. If Special Interests are not seeking its help in court, there would be no reason for decisions prejudiced in favor of Special Interests.

Many forgeries have been circulated through the years as true to life portraits of our state government. The dedication, the integrity, the unselfish service they reflected always seemed too good to be true. It was. What you see in these pages is the real picture. Look carefully and decide if you can say about your state government, "All is well." We begin with the office of governor.

 

Indian Ten Commandments - Cheorkee Native Americans Keep Them

Cherokee Indian Ten Commandments move above federal law - September 2005

Native American Ten Commandments

The Native American tribal council of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians is making plans to mount a copy of the Ten Commandments in the council house where government meetings are held, and possibly display them throughout other public buildings in Cherokee. The idea was introduced by Councilwoman Angela Kephart last month in the weeks leading up to tribal council elections. Kephart said the tribe should display the Ten Commandments out of respect and devotion to God. Tribal Council unanimously passed the resolution. Kephart pointed out that pictures of former chiefs adorn the wall in the council house, so why not a message from God, the leader that should come “first and foremost?” At the same time, Kephart said the tribal council would not be forcing Christianity on other people. “We aren’t saying you have to abide by the Ten Commandments,” Kephart said. “We are simply displaying God’s Ten Commandments. That’s what He expects from each and every individual. If you break that, it is between you and God. It is not between you and the tribal council; it is between you and God.” When Kephart introduced the idea, Indian Councilwoman Mary Thompsan suggested making more Ten Commandment displays while they were at it and hanging them in other tribal buildings as well, such as the hospital and senior home. The move comes following several controversial federal court cases involving governmental displays of the Ten Commandments by Native Americans. The general precedent set by those cases is that new displays of the Ten Commandments by Indians hung by a government body with the sole purpose of endorsing or promoting Christianity over other religions violates the U.S. Constitution.

Note: The Indians, or Native Americans, keep the Commandments, shouldn't we all?

Fear God, Keep his Ten Commandments - Some many Native Americans and Indians also do.

Ecclesiastes 12:13

Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man.

Deuteronomy 4:13

And he declared unto you his covenant, which he commanded you to perform, even ten commandments; and he wrote them upon two tables of stone.

Deuteronomy 4:12-14

Leviticus 22:31
Therefore shall ye keep my commandments, and do them: I am the LORD.

Jesus and the Ten Commandments
Sing the Commandments to Music.

Mark 10:19
Thou knowest the commandments, Do not commit adultery, Do not kill, Do not steal, Do not bear false witness, Defraud not, Honour thy father and mother.

Mark 12:29
And Jesus answered him, The first of all the commandments is, Hear, O Israel; The Lord our God is one Lord:

Luke 18:20
Thou knowest the commandments, Do not commit adultery, Do not kill, Do not steal, Do not bear false witness, Honour thy father and thy mother.

 

 

 


 


 

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