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In what seems an echo of this injudicial rhetoric, Al-Arian is now removed from the Tampa jail--where I interviewed him in February--to worse quarters in the Tallahassee federal prison--virtual solitary confinement in a cell reserved for prisoners who might endanger other convicts. The church disagreed and after a few attempts to arrive at a peaceful compromise, on Sunday, October 23, 1814, Johnson "made injudicial remarks, pronouncing the church a corrupt body" and walked out. |
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