"He that justifieth the wicked, and he that condemneth the just,
even they both are abomination to the LORD."
Proverbs 17:15

Today, January 11, Dary Byczek will stand trial on multiple charges, including hate crime charges, brought against him at the behest of four lesbians who live on property adjoining Mr. Byczek's rural acreage. Mr. Byczek is charged with two counts of disorderly conduct for uttering several profane words at his neighbors whom he says provoked him by video taping his children and also fondling each other in front of the Byczek children. He is charged with trespassing for simply driving up his neighbors' driveway in an attempt to talk with them. He is charged with multiple counts of bail jumping and contempt of court because his family set foot on a large chunk of their own land upon which a judge said they could not venture. Finally, Mr. Byczek is charged with hate crimes because he put up a sign saying, "All lesbians will go to hell" and because of those profane comments about lesbians.

"I believe that this prosecution of Dary Byczek is the worst case of hate crime persecution which has taken place yet in America, because it is essentially a prosecution based entirely on politically incorrect speech. Mr. Byczek did not steal anything; he did not assault anyone; he did not destroy anyone's property; he did not even threaten anyone. Yet he potentially faces long years in prison and huge fines if found guilty. This is just one more example of America's sexually perverse elite attempting to pound the rest of us into submission and silence. Today Wisconsin Christians United will be on hand in large numbers to speak up loud and clear against the persecution of Dary Byczek and justice itself by D.A. Gary Luhman and his clients from New Sodom. We will not be silent."
Pastor Ralph Ovadal, Director, Wisconsin Christians United

Scheduled WCU events which will take place today.
10:00 - Literature drop of Monroe with flyer on hate crimes.
11:00 - Press conference in front of the Green County Courthouse.
11:15 - Rally on the courthouse lawn.
12:15 - March around Square.
2:30 - Show of support at trial.

For more information, call (608)328-4841.