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Who does the ACLU think is more dangerous, homicide bombers or the Boy Scouts? Let’s take a look at several lawsuits the ACLU has filed recently.

First, the lawsuits against the Boy Scouts. The ACLU and lesbians are attacking the Boy Scouts in the 9th Circus.

An ACLU lawsuit on behalf of an agnostic, lesbian couple seeking to nullify the Boy Scouts’ long-standing lease with a San Diego park will be heard in the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, widely regarded as the nation’s most liberal.

And that’s not the only problem the ACLU is causing for the Boy Scouts. Fear of ACLU lawsuits have forces Scouts to scrap troop charters.

Troops of Boy Scouts in Macomb County and around the country are scuttling their organizational charter agreements with local governments, fearing legal action from the American Civil Liberties Union for requiring allegiance to God.

On the other side of the coin, the ACLU is taking up for terrorists. They don’t want us spying on them.

The American Civil Liberties Union today urged the House Judiciary Committee to adopt several resolutions that would formally request any and all documents relating to the illegal National Security Agency domestic spying program authorized by President Bush.

And the ACLU wants to inflame world opinion against the United States.

In response to newly released images of abuse at Abu Ghraib, the American Civil Liberties Union today renewed its call for an independent investigation into widespread and systemic abuse in U.S. detention centers in Iraq, Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay.

What’s going on here? The ACLU sued to have more pictures of the abuses at ABU Ghraib prison released to the public. So far they haven’t been successful, they’ve been rebuffed by the federal courts. But they didn’t hesitate to act when the pictures were leaked to the MSM?

All this leads me to conclude that the ACLU thinks Boy Scouts are more dangerous to the American Way of life than terrorists.

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