Members of the U.S. Navy Seal Team Six, credited with killing terrorist Osama Bin Laden, were murdered by the Taliban, when a rocket brought down their Chinook helicopter, on a rescue mission in Afghanistan. 31 Navy seals, 6 Afghanistan soldiers, an interpreter and a military dog, were killed in the tragedy. The Judiciary Report sends its deepest condolences to the families and friends of the people that were onboard the helicopter.
Construction workers praying at World Trade Center site
Angry atheists have sued over a cross at the September 11th memorial site in New York. For centuries, the cross has been a symbol of hope, love and redemption for billions of people and it is unkind that anyone would seek to attack such a positive gesture at a site of suffering.
New York needs to start anew with healing from the wounds created by the terrorist atrocity that took place in their world famous city. What better way than an age old symbol of new beginnings, love and forgiveness. With so much negativity in the world, it is sad that a group of atheists would seek to turn their time, money and attention to this, rather than devoting those energies to charity.
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9/11 Cross: Bloomberg Defends Religious Displays at WTC Museum
Sun, Jul. 31 2011 02:22 PM EDT - In his weekly radio address, Bloomberg responded to a lawsuit filed by a group of atheists seeking to remove the WTC cross display from a memorial commemorating those who died in the Sept. 11 attacks.
While the New York City mayor said the atheists had a "right to sue," he explained why the inclusion of religious symbols at the 9/11 museum should be allowed. "A lot of people looked to religion for strength after the attack," said Bloomberg, who is named as one of the defendants in the suit filed by American Atheists...
A terrorist attack in Norway, has left 96 people dead and others injured, as a gun man not only opened fire at a Labour Youth Camp political gathering, a blast also rocked the peaceful town of Oslo, centered on the Prime Minister‘s office.
"Oslo blast hits PM's office"
According to CBS News, the prime suspect is 32-year-old Anders Behring Breivik. 16 people died in the initial blast while an additional 80 people were killed at the youth camp where Breivik opened fire. A terrorist group has claimed responsibility, stating it was an act of "jihad." The Judiciary Report sends its condolences to the people of Norway.