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October 28, 2014
Title: Judge Sides with Student Punished for Criticizing Lesbians
Topic: Gay Agenda
Discussed by Bob Unruh
with World Net Daily (www.WND.com)
The University of New Mexico and
one of its professors will face trial on a charge of violating the
constitutional rights of a student punished for expressing her opinions about
lesbianism in a class described by the instructor as having “controversy built
right into the syllabus.” The Professor, Caroline Hinckley, assigned students to
watch and write about “Desert Hearts,” a 1985 lesbian romance film.
Student Monica Pompeo said Hinckley refused to read beyond the first two pages
of her harsh critique. The professor described Pompeo’s opinion as “inflammatory
and offensive” hate speech and said it would be in her best interest to drop the
class.
So, Monica did what every other self-respecting college student should do: she
sued the professor and the university.
As of when this interview was taped and aired, neither the school nor the
professor have issued a statement or response to the Judge’s ruling. Bob Unruh,
with World Net Daily, says this Judge’s ruling is very interesting and caught
his attention immediately. Listen in as he explains why this ruling is so
important, especially in regards to other cases involving religion and freedom
of speech.
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March 2, 2011
Title: Thomas More Law Center Sues City of Dearborn for Constitutional Rights Violations
Topic: Seventh Amendment
Discussed by Bob Unruh
with World Net Daily (www.WND.com)
Thomas More Law Center Sues City of Dearborn on Behalf of Four Christians.
Bob Unruh, news editor for World Net Daily, explains why four Christians are suing the City of Dearborn, Michigan, alleging their First, Fourth, Sixth, and Fourteenth Amendment Rights were violated. However, without the Seventh Amendment, the others just don’t really matter.
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