"Jeffrey" <Jeffreyobf@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> Until the Judgment becomes final, I am afraid I cannot comment on
> those questions.
>
> Thank you all for your congratulations. I am of course very happy with
> Judge St Eve's impressive opinion and all of the Orthodox Baha'is look
> forward to the day when we can continue to publicly practice our
> religion without interference from the violating Wilmette NSA.
>
> Jeffrey
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Jeffrey,
I'd urge you to consider the history of the nsa, whether from your
perspective, the last fifty years, or over eighty years, from view. It has
incessantly harassed and hounded people for matters of conscience,
deeply injured countless individuals and families, schemed and
conspired, coerced and deceived, used the most despicable tactics,
to deprive fellow citizens of their Constitutional right to freedom of
religious belief and conviction.
Such criminals should now be shown no mercy whatsoever, but
prosecuted to the fullest extent of American law. They would have shown
Orthodox Baha'is no mercy or tolerance if they had prevailed in deceiving
the Court. Indeed, the obvious purpose of their lawsuit was to strip you
of
your civil rights, while pretending to be a mere corporation. Anything
less
than many tens of millions of dollars will fail to penetrate their corrupt
mentality and fail to protect present and future Bahais, of all
persuasions,
from their sick, complacent self-righteousness. It is just to expose them
for
what they have become and are. "The best of all to Me is Justice."
--Baha'u'llah
There's a very long and detailed historical record of their criminal acts,
in numerous books and on the Internet. As you're probably aware,
there also exists a large number of people most likely eager to testify in
court to defend the civilized values that Baha'u'llah and Abdu'l-Baha
taught,
which the corrupt "administration" left behind so many long decades ago.
Congratulations, again. You fought an arduous and noble battle, virtually
alone, out spent, yet won. It must be a gratifying feeling to know you
have
successfully defended the most precious values of a civilized society
and of Baha'u'llah's Teachings. You can rightly be proud of that.
My deepest, sincere respect.
--
The Baha'i Faith & Religious Freedom of Conscience
http://www.fglaysher.com/bahaicensorship/
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