Public Advocate Responds To Hate Attack On Christian Free Speech
"Public Advocate is preparing a complete range of traditional political support for the victim of anti-Christian rage exhibited by despotic Administrative staff at a taxpayer supported state university, the Augusta State University in Augusta, Georgia, " announced Eugene Delgaudio, president of Public Advocate, at a news conference in Washington, D.C.
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"In the past Public Advocate has employed direct mail, robo
calls to entire State populations, meetings with church and
religious leaders, legislation at the state and national levels,
news conferences, advertisements on the internet, polling, post
card mailings, rallies, speaking tours, news media interviews,
published books and papers on topics and the most dreaded form of
political street theater in the political history of American
politics, satire. Public Advocate will consider these methods and
some new methods involving some low and high technology in this
campaign to bring justice to this student. We are all in, said
Delgaudio.
Delgaudio also said:
Our demands include: The full rights of the student must be
immediately restored and assurances be made publicly that the
student will not be threatened with academic penalties for the
student's religious beliefs. A policy must be announced that no
student who simply expresses their religious beliefs will be
singled out or attacked in a similar manner again.
And as part of this effort to restore justice and the
right to hold religious beliefs independent of college
administrators who wish to eliminate free thinking, Public Advocate
will ask for public reaction and support. And we will specifically
ask Americans to sign a petition to punish Augusta State
University.
Photos Posted
Street Signs Posted In Agusta to survey public support for the
right to hold Christian Religous views and in support of the
student threatened with expulsion