You remember what a fabulous success court-ordered "desegregation" plans have been. Few failures have been more spectacular. Illiterate students knifing one another between acts of sodomy in the stairwell is just one of the many eggs that had to be broken to make the left's omelet of transferring power from states to the federal government.
If you'll read the books and listen to the TV cartoons based on these toys, you'll soon pick up bits and pieces of magic and witchcraft that are excess and burdensome baggage for our Christian children to carry around. It builds a subtle familiarity with certain practices within spiritualism and satanic cults that can ultimately deaden a child's sensitivity against evil. For example, with Rainbow Brite there are the magical rainbow, unicorns, and other symbols that are used by Satan worshippers, and with the Care Bears there is the special force that emanates out of the bellies of the bears that is able to influence others. All of these are concepts of witchcraft!
Mom: Husband made me nurse baby, drive
RAVENNA, Ohio--A woman on trial for breast-feeding her baby while driving on the Ohio Turnpike testified Thursday that she nursed behind the wheel because her husband told her to.
Catherine Donkers, 29, said she had stopped at a highway rest stop May 8 to feed her 7-month-old daughter, but realized the baby was still hungry after she got back on the road, headed to Michigan from Pennsylvania.
"I called my husband, and he directed me to continue on, to drive to Michigan and nurse my child in the car. We did not feel we were breaking any law," she said. "I certainly had no intent to harm my child. I never would."
Donkers, who is representing herself on several misdemeanor charges, took the witness stand Thursday in Portage County Municipal Court.
Her husband, Brad Barnhill, asked to stand in for his wife at the trial, but the request was denied. The couple says their religious group requires Barnhill to be responsible for punishing Donkers. He also testified Thursday.
"I directed her to do everything she did that day. ... Under our faith, she obeys me," Barnhill, 46, said during a break.
The couple belong to the First Christian Fellowship for Eternal Sovereignty, which has a history of challenging the government.