Tuesday, May 29, 2012
JUDGE HALTS CONSTRUCTION OF MURFREESBORO MONSTER MOSQUE
Well done to the people of Murfreesboro, who continued their fight despite the relentless smear campaign by the enemedia, Islamic supremacists and Islamic apologists. Their initial approach to the battle was badly flawed, but they have regained their footing.
Their opposition to this monster rabat should be on size and preservation of proportion and architectural integrity of the neighborhood. No exceptions, no accommodation, no changing the rules for a "special class." No special rights for special classes.
"Judge Says Murfreesboro Mosque Construction Must Stop" News Channel5
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – A judge ruled Tuesday that construction of the Islamic Center of Murfreesboro must stop because the county government failed to give adequate public notice of the plans.
Chancellor Robert Corlew issued his opinion that plans for the mosque approved by the Rutherford County Planning Commission are "void and of no effect".
"After consideration of the law and the evidence presented, the Court finds that the action of the county was not sufficient to provide the type of notice to citizens of the county that such matters were to be presented at the meeting of the Rutherford County Regional Planning Commission which should be expected under law,"the ruling stated.
On May 24, 2010, planning commissioners approved the Islamic Center of Murfreesboro's construction plans to build a 52,960square foot building with a mosque on Veals Road.
During the four-day trial in April, attorneys representing plaintiffs who sued Rutherford County said that interested members of the public were not able to attend the meeting where the facility was approved because they didn't know about it.
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With this ruling, mosque members will have to seek new approval in a climate made hostile by nearly two years of plaintiffs'unsubstantiated claims that members have ties to terrorists.
Media bias. Real journalist would be investigating the Muslim Brotherhood ties to the mosque.
Chancellor Robert Corlew issued his opinion that plans for the mosque approved by the Rutherford County Planning Commission are "void and of no effect".
"After consideration of the law and the evidence presented, the Court finds that the action of the county was not sufficient to provide the type of notice to citizens of the county that such matters were to be presented at the meeting of the Rutherford County Regional Planning Commission which should be expected under law,"the ruling stated.
On May 24, 2010, planning commissioners approved the Islamic Center of Murfreesboro's construction plans to build a 52,960square foot building with a mosque on Veals Road.
During the four-day trial in April, attorneys representing plaintiffs who sued Rutherford County said that interested members of the public were not able to attend the meeting where the facility was approved because they didn't know about it.
[...]
With this ruling, mosque members will have to seek new approval in a climate made hostile by nearly two years of plaintiffs'unsubstantiated claims that members have ties to terrorists.
Media bias. Real journalist would be investigating the Muslim Brotherhood ties to the mosque.
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