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Federal Attorney Warns Negative Posts Against Islam Could Get You Prosecution & Impri
I'm sure there is a certain level of spin, conjecture, hyperbole, and making mountains out of mole hills, to wade through as you read this. Keep in mind it's a blog entry. But if you wade through that, this does raise some serious concerns.
Link---> Federal Attorney Warns Negative Posts Against Islam Could Get You Prosecution & Imprisonment : Freedom Outpost
I'm sure there is a certain level of spin, conjecture, hyperbole, and making mountains out of mole hills, to wade through as you read this. Keep in mind it's a blog entry. But if you wade through that, this does raise some serious concerns.
Link---> Federal Attorney Warns Negative Posts Against Islam Could Get You Prosecution & Imprisonment : Freedom Outpost
Barack Obama’s Attorney for the Eastern district of Tennessee Bill Killian and Kenneth Moore, special agent in charge of the FBI’s Knoxville Division, want Americans to know that if you say something negative towards Islam or Muslims, the Federal government may imprison you. They will be having an event called “Public Disclosure in a Diverse Society” on June 4, the same day Obama is scheduled to sign the United Nations Small Arms Treaty.
The Tullahoma Times reports,
Killian and Moore will provide input on how civil rights can be violated by those who post inflammatory documents targeted at Muslims on social media.
“This is an educational effort with civil rights laws as they play into freedom of religion and exercising freedom of religion,” Killian told The News Monday. “This is also to inform the public what federal laws are in effect and what the consequences are.”
Killian said the presentation will also focus on Muslim culture and how, that although terrorist acts have been committed by some in the faith, they are no different from those in other religions.
Killian and Moore will provide input on how civil rights can be violated by those who post inflammatory documents targeted at Muslims on social media.
“This is an educational effort with civil rights laws as they play into freedom of religion and exercising freedom of religion,” Killian told The News Monday. “This is also to inform the public what federal laws are in effect and what the consequences are.”
Killian said the presentation will also focus on Muslim culture and how, that although terrorist acts have been committed by some in the faith, they are no different from those in other religions.