Tullhoma News
by Brian Justice
June 1, 2013

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Sponsor of the event is the American Muslim Advisory Council of Tennessee — a 15-member board formed two years ago when the General Assembly was considering passing legislation that would restrict those who worship Sharia Law, which is followed by Muslims.

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.”

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Count me out. If our leaders don't watch out, we'll all be living in Dearborn, MI.
Another thing...what about protecting Christians while you're at it? Muslims don't have any more rights than Christians but you'd never know it by the news.