This is a story that, as one might imagine, I cannot help but speculate about. It was shared by Ms. M.W. The story itself […]
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Violent surges, historical offenses and Malthusian movies + this day in history w/the Garland, Texas attack and our song of the day by Beach House on your Morning Monarchy for May 3, 2018.
When Mr. S.D. sent the following article to me this week I knew I would be blogging about it, and accordingly, it went straight…
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The US arts and crafts dealer Hobby Lobby was sued by the US government over the smuggling of looted Iraqi artefacts into the United States.
This week has been such an unusually fruitful week for articles being shared that, today, Saturday, I am still combing through them to decide…
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David Green, the founder of Hobby Lobby, speaks before a campaign rally for Republican presidential candidate, Sen. Marco Rubio. (AP/Sue Ogrocki)
US federal prosecutors say Hobby Lobby Stores has agreed to pay a $3 million federal fine and return ancient Iraqi artifacts which were smuggled from the Middle East after being intentionally mislabelled.
By Cassius Methyl – ANTIMEDIA – October 29, 2015 Hobby Lobby is a self-proclaimed “deeply Christian” chain of craft stores run by the wealthy Green family that made headlines in 2014 when a landmark Supreme Court ruling in their favor extended religious freedom rights to corporations. A strange situation with the infamous craft chain store hit […]
The artifacts may have been originally procured from ISIS pillagers or Iraqi smugglers.The post Hobby Lobby Owners Suspected of Illegally Importing Looted Iraqi Artifacts appeared first on The Anti-Media.
Plus: Justice Nino daydreams about mandatory polygamy"Unlike the exemption this Court approved in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc., accommodating petitioner's religious belief in this case would not detrimentally affect others who do not share petitioner's belief. On that understanding, I join the Court's opinion."-- Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, rulingwith a unanimous Court today in Holt v. Hobbsby KenThe case itself, this Holt v.
