NEVER TOLERATE TYRANNY!....Conservative voices from the GRASSROOTS.

The Bill of Rights, our TEN guaranteed rights, is essentially gone.

Every day we hear of one or the other amendments to the constitution being ignored or challenged by the progressives or in this case by other citizens complaining about something . . . anything. It's not only the 2th amendment either this time it's the FIRST AMENDMENT . . . . again!

West Hills Retiree Fined For Cross On Front Lawn; ‘Public Safety’ Cited

September 23, 2011 11:07 AM

WEST HILLS (CBS) — A retired San Fernando Valley woman could face thousands of dollars in zoning fines for erecting a 24-foot-high cross on her property.

Los Angeles Building and Safety inspectors visited the home of Laly Dobener on Thursday after receiving complaints from neighbors and determined she had violated zoning laws by erecting an unpermitted structure, the Daily News reported.

“She has two options,” Building and Safety spokesman Dave Lara told the newspaper. “Option A is that she takes it down and Option B is that she tries to get a permit.”

“This is a public safety issue,” he added.

The 72-year-old retired baker faces an immediate fine of $336 and has 30 days to either dismantle the cross or obtain a permit. Failure to do so could result in up to some $3,000 in fines, the Daily News reported.

Dobener told the newspaper she intends to file the paperwork to comply with city codes so she can keep the symbol of her Catholic faith.

“I don’t want to take this cross down,” she said. “To me it’s an important symbol of my faith. It’s not hurting anyone.”

Her neighbors, however, say the cross has attracted numerous passers-by to the quiet cul-de-sac and is driving down property values, the Daily News reported.

Homeowner Laly Dobener has erected a nearly 25 ft. cross

"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof."

I'm reminded of the THREE CROSSES in our beautiful desert that are covered because someone thought it was inappropriate to have crosses on government property even in the middle of a desert.