I am so ashamed of my fellow countrymen. They have once again spat directly in the face of God as shown in THIS story.
Praising the glory of God is now classed as 'inappropriate ritual' at town council meetings as they breach the European Convention on Human Rights.
I prayer that the sweet Lord Jesus will return soon to throw these bastards into the fiery pit.
Mark 9:48 Where their worm dieth not, and the fire is not quenched.
YIC
Jack
Praising the glory of God is now classed as 'inappropriate ritual' at town council meetings as they breach the European Convention on Human Rights.
A Devon town council acted unlawfully by allowing prayers to be said before meetings, the High Court has ruled.
Action was brought against Bideford Town Council by the National Secular Society (NSS) after atheist councillor Clive Bone complained.
The NSS said the "inappropriate" ritual breached articles 9 and 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
The judgement is being seen as test case which could affect local councils across England and Wales.
Bideford Town Council had argued that councillors could refuse to participate in prayers.
But the NSS said prayers had no place in "a secular environment concerned with civic business".
It said the town council's insistence on prayers breached articles 9 and 14, which protect an individual's right to freedom of conscience and not to face discrimination.
The legal challenge was launched in 2010 after the NSS was contacted by Mr Bone, who was a Bideford councillor at the time.
Action was brought against Bideford Town Council by the National Secular Society (NSS) after atheist councillor Clive Bone complained.
The NSS said the "inappropriate" ritual breached articles 9 and 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
The judgement is being seen as test case which could affect local councils across England and Wales.
Bideford Town Council had argued that councillors could refuse to participate in prayers.
But the NSS said prayers had no place in "a secular environment concerned with civic business".
It said the town council's insistence on prayers breached articles 9 and 14, which protect an individual's right to freedom of conscience and not to face discrimination.
The legal challenge was launched in 2010 after the NSS was contacted by Mr Bone, who was a Bideford councillor at the time.
Mark 9:48 Where their worm dieth not, and the fire is not quenched.
YIC
Jack




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