Tag Archives: John Z. Lee
Good Intentions, Unprotected Children
"Good intentions" have left children completely unprotected. From failing schools to a federal court ruling that protects the private possession of AI-generated child abuse images, our institutions are actively failing the next generation.
Posted in Child Exploitation, Culture/Family/Marriage, Education, Sexuality
Tagged Avery Bourne, child abuse, child-pornography, education, John Z. Lee, Joshua Kolar, Planned Parenthood, sexual exploitation, Steven Anderegg
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Obama Judge Ignores the Expressed Will of the Legislative Branch
Obama judicial appointee Judge John Z. Lee of the Northern District of Illinois ruled against The Beloved Church last week as they filed a federal complaint challenging Governor J.B. Pritzker‘s emergency Executive Orders. The pastor and church, located in Lena, Illinois, are seeking to have their First Amendment rights restored to them in order to host regular services of up to 80 people each week.
Judge Lee’s reasoning in his decision denying the church’s complaint was shocking:
…It is difficult to see why the legislature would recognize these long-running problems as disasters, yet divest the Governor of the tools
Posted in Illinois Politics, Religious Liberty
Tagged John Z. Lee, Peter Breen, Steve Cassell, The Beloved Church, Thomas More Society
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