White Revolution Florida: Stuart, Fla Man Evicted for speaking English plans to sue follow

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Stuart, Fla Man Evicted for speaking English plans to sue follow

http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=57432

INVASION USAMan 'evicted for English' will sue for discrimination
American flag comes down from office as landlord pushes Spanish plaza 'vision'

Posted: September 1, 20071:00 a.m. Eastern
By Joe Kovacs
© 2007 WorldNetDaily.com

STUART, Fla. – The battle over a South Florida business ordered out of its location purportedly because the tenant speaks English and not Spanish is now headed for the legal system.

Tom McKenna, who recently sold his Seacoast Water Care business to a competitor, told WND he now plans to sue his landlord for discrimination.
"Not reverse discrimination, but discrimination," McKenna said. "I'm being discriminated against whether I'm Hispanic or whether I'm English. The fact that somebody's singling me out because I don't speak a specific language or I don't fit their criteria of what I should be in this particular plaza I don't think is fair.

"If it were reversed and I was Hispanic and there were two other American businesses in here occupying the other storefronts and the owner of the property said to the Hispanic business owner, 'Guess what? You've got 30 days to move your business outta here because ... I want an English-speaking plaza serving the English people in the area,' there'd be a firestorm from all civil-rights groups across the country including the ACLU."

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