Mouvement Action Justice And Unitarian Universalist Censorship And Suppression Of Freedom Of Speech - What's The Connection?
How about the fact that, while I was protesting against Unitarian Universalist clergy abuse and related censorship and suppression of my freedom of speech yesterday, outside the Lakeshore Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Lachine, four members of Mouvement Action Justice were also protesting the censorship and suppression of my free speech by "Totalitarian Unitarians" outside the Unitarian "Church" of Montreal?
So there were actually two protests outside two different Unitarian Universalist churches on the island of Montreal yesterday. It seems that the deeply misguided, and shamefully cynical and hypocritical, efforts of Montreal Unitarians to suppress my peaceful public protest outside the Unitarian "Church" of Montreal are not quite working out as they had planned. . .
It is my understanding that Mouvement Action Justice president Hadj Zitouni would like MAJ to hold protests outside the Unitarian "Church" of Montreal twice a month, and that he would like to organize at least one large protest with 20-50 people protesting. Time will tell how things work out, but I am certainly happy that Mouvement Action Justice has held two protests against the suppression of my free speech outside the Unitarian "Church" of Montreal and may well hold several more in the coming months and years. . .
«Parce qu'une injustice faite à un seul est une injustice faite à tous.»
So there were actually two protests outside two different Unitarian Universalist churches on the island of Montreal yesterday. It seems that the deeply misguided, and shamefully cynical and hypocritical, efforts of Montreal Unitarians to suppress my peaceful public protest outside the Unitarian "Church" of Montreal are not quite working out as they had planned. . .
It is my understanding that Mouvement Action Justice president Hadj Zitouni would like MAJ to hold protests outside the Unitarian "Church" of Montreal twice a month, and that he would like to organize at least one large protest with 20-50 people protesting. Time will tell how things work out, but I am certainly happy that Mouvement Action Justice has held two protests against the suppression of my free speech outside the Unitarian "Church" of Montreal and may well hold several more in the coming months and years. . .
«Parce qu'une injustice faite à un seul est une injustice faite à tous.»
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