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08-2306 : Nat'l Spiritual v. Nat'l Spiritual Case Type: Civil ; Nature of Suit: Oth Stat Act-federal Question

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Doc	Uploaded	Filed	Description
2	02/20/2009	02/20/2009	Oral Argument
3	11/23/2010	11/23/2010	Opinion (SYKES)

Personal Reflections on the Baha'i lawsuits

The lawyer that represented the Orthodox Baha'i Faith before Judge St. Eve has just posted an insightful reflection on the implications of the US Federal Courts ruling. I share it here for those who might find it interesting and informative about how the Wilmette-Haifan Baha'i Faith actually behaves behind the backs of its largely innocent and gullible followers, deceived and brainwashed into despising and violating the principles of the US Constitution:

"The Wilmette NSA remains a threat to the First Amendment unless it gives up its mania for squelching the religious freedoms of those who disagree with it. It is my hope and wish that the Wilmette NSA will finally realize that you cannot enforce unity with a court order. The NSA simply must tolerate the existence of other groups of Bahá'í at least in the United States or it runs the risk of forever ruining the name of the Faith making synonymous the word "Bahá'í" and "enemy of freedom of speech and religion."

Jeffery Goldberg, Personal Reflections on the Baha'i lawsuits in US Federal Courts from 2006 to 2011. April 29, 2011
http://www.truebahai.com/2011/04/personal-reflections.html