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Holder Announces U.S. Surrender

April 5, 2011

After almost 10 years of battling a stubborn grassroots insurgency financed by shadowy anonymous donors here at home, a somber U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announced yesterday that the United States of America would surrender it's rule of law, effective immediately, and await further orders from the insurgency's leadership. The announcement was not unexpected. In [...]

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Neo-Con Fringers Struggle With Insanity

November 19, 2010

The jury decision to convict one of the accomplices of the 1998 U.S. Embassy bombing in Africa, Ahmed Ghailani, on one count of conspiracy to blow up U.S. government buildings has created another round of insanity to break out amongst the usual-suspect conservative fringers. The trial was held in New York federal court because America [...]

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Different President, Same Lawlessness

March 12, 2010

President Obama, despite his many campaign attacks on the "lawless" Bush-Cheney regime, has continued those same Bush policies…. From a Washington Post piece, March 5, 2010…. An interagency review of all cases at Guantanamo Bay concluded that about 50 prisoners will have to be held in some form of prolonged detention without trial, because the [...]

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Exceptionally Imbecilic

October 2, 2009

Yesterday, the House voted 258-163 to approve a non-binding recommendation prohibiting the transfer of detainees from Guantanamo to the U.S. for trial or imprisonment. 88 Democrats voted with the majority. Here's the typical defense for continuing, indefinitely, American offshore gulags….. "There is no reason these terrorists, who pose a serious and documented threat to our [...]

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Refresher For Conservatives

January 21, 2009

Consider this post a language-syntax refresher for conservatives. President Obama today… "Information will not be withheld just because I say so. It will be withheld because a separate authority believes my request is well grounded in the Constitution. Let me say it as simply as I can, transparency and the rule of law will be [...]

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