Post by ck4829 on Jun 22, 2016 14:07:52 GMT
A member of the Republican National Committee cannot sue the city of Allergan, Mich., for shutting down an anti-Muslim event after learning of a potential threat to public safety, the Sixth Circuit ruled on Thursday, upholding the lower court's decision to dismiss the case.
David Agema, a member of the Republican National Committee and former U.S. representative from Michigan, sought to organize an event at Allegan High School, in Allegan, Mich., to talk about his House bill to ban Sharia law in Michigan.
The event was to feature Kamal Saleem, founder of Koome Ministries and a self-professed former terrorist who has since converted to Christianity.
www.courthousenews.com/2016/06/16/city-had-right-to-cancel-anti-muslim-event.htm
Good news about watching experts and maybe even irrationality, it's just too bad Kamal Saleem's very suspicious record was never questioned.
David Agema, a member of the Republican National Committee and former U.S. representative from Michigan, sought to organize an event at Allegan High School, in Allegan, Mich., to talk about his House bill to ban Sharia law in Michigan.
The event was to feature Kamal Saleem, founder of Koome Ministries and a self-professed former terrorist who has since converted to Christianity.
www.courthousenews.com/2016/06/16/city-had-right-to-cancel-anti-muslim-event.htm
Good news about watching experts and maybe even irrationality, it's just too bad Kamal Saleem's very suspicious record was never questioned.
