>>Prophecy from 1969, labelled as "true" by rumor experts:
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>>http://www.snopes.com/glurge/skelton.htm
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>Ahh, but it is not "prophecy". It was kind of obvious that some day someone or other would have the guts to call it by what it is.
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>It is a prayer, from the moment you include a deity, in blatant disregard of the US separation of church and state. It does not matter which deity it refers to (though we all know it is not Allah). It is insulting to all the millions of Americans that are not Christian and the millions that are non-theists. God belongs at home, at churh/temple/synagogue/mosque/whatever, in your private life if you will, but not in the public schools, or governmental anything. (US law, Bolivia's may be different, I don't know).


"... CONGRESS shall MAKE NO LAW establishing religion, or ...."

Show me the law which breaches church and state.

A person saying a benediction prayer at a school graduation is not a 'law' being made, it is a right being exercised, a right given by the 1st Amendment, which says " the right of free speech shall not be abridged...". When you limit what a person can say in public you have abridged the right of free speach. The same goes for the 2nd amendment to.
Tyranny by the minority is still tyranny.