By John on Jul 17, 2007 in Congress, Constitution, General, Politics, The Courts | 0 Comments
Dear Senators Mel Martinez and Bill Nelson:
The history of the present King … [George] is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having in direct object the establishment of an absolute Tyranny over these States. To prove this, let Facts be submitted to a candid world.
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By John on May 14, 2007 in Congress, Constitution, Culture, Politics, Television, War | 0 Comments
The few time’s I’ve watched Boston Legal, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed it, but for some reason it’s never made my “must watch” list. After seeing this, I think I have to set the Tivo to record it. What a great statement.
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By John on Oct 19, 2006 in Constitution, Politics, Presidency | 0 Comments
Keith Olbermann, on his MSNBC show, has often offered some very insightful special comments at the end of his broadcast. Yesterday’s was especially poignant, so I wanted to share the transcript with you.
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By John on Oct 18, 2006 in Congress, Constitution, Crime, Politics, Presidency, Society | 1 Comment
Note to self…October 17, 2006…the day the United States Government nullified the Constitution, and Americans did nothing.
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By John on Oct 3, 2006 in Congress, Constitution, Politics, Presidency, The Courts, War | 0 Comments
With the detainee law, the Republican Senators and Congressmen (with the help of 12 Democrats) basically said to Bush, “Here are the tools to be a dictator, go forth and …have fun with it.” It is the worst legislation ever passed in my lifetime, and I am in my late 40s.
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By John on Sep 30, 2006 in Congress, Constitution, Politics, Presidency, The Courts | 1 Comment
Buried amongst the untold affronts to the Bill of Rights, the Constitution and the very spirit of America, the torture bill contains a definition of “wrongfully aiding the enemy” which labels all American citizens who breach their “allegiance” to President Bush and the actions of his government as terrorists subject to possible arrest, torture and conviction in front of a military tribunal.
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