Sunday, January 24, 2010

Treason, no longer disturbing

Funny how prior to the “W” Bush administration the word treason was so sparsely used. American patriotism was just a nice sun-shiny day in Mayberry RFD and Benedict Arnold was a villain. Ah, those were the days! Everybody loved America and America loved everybody. Happy boy meets happy girl, they fall in love and get married. America is happy. The Department of Justice is happy, the White House is happy as is the Supreme Court.
A Supreme Act Of Judicial Treason
by Radical def
Excerpt:
By any fair legal definition, the decision yesterday by The Supreme Court 5 constitutes nothing less than an act of TREASON against the people of the United States. Having read and analyzed the entire 183 page decision and all of its concurring and dissenting opinions ourselves, we are fully prepared to support this accusatory conclusion.

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This must be construed, within the four corners of our Constitution, as deliberately and knowingly exposing the United States of America to harm in the interim, by giving "aid and comfort" to our enemies
(Constitution Article 3, section 3), should our enemies now wish to take advantage of this unprecedented and rash decision. In simple Constitutional terms . . . treason!!

Read more at:
http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2010/1/24/829779/-A-Supreme-Act-Of-Judicial-Treason

And
HIGH TREASON
Bush' Complicit Role in 911 Attack
Read more at:
http://www.patriotsaints.com/News/911/Conspiracy/Bush/

I note in today’s environment, nothing happens now when a person is accused of treason. Now you take someone being accused of being anti-Semitic and you are in a different dimension. Makes you scratch your head and wonder. And calling someone a nigger?? (Yawn)
As always,
BB

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