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If this isn't the infamous cut n' paste 'Cobra', it's his clone:


On 9/16/05 2:45 AM, in article
pKuWe.2297$Op3.2154@newssvr25.news.prodigy.net, "Kurtz" <the horror@HG.com>
wrote:

> Think about the implications of this: Nat'l Guard in Iraq, NorthCom HERE.
> http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=1
> 04x4790112#4790272
> 
> This is EXTREMELY important - we must understand NorthCom, one of the
> official missions of which is to administer martial law when it is declared.
> And it can be declared by the President for "civil unrest."
> 
> By the way, this is why I believe one of the goals of the policies of the
> Administration in this disaster was to CREATE enough "civil unrest" in
> protest for their blatantly racist, murderous policies that it could be
> hyped and fabricated into an excuse for widespread martial law - for our own
> "protection." The more "lootersT" and scary, endlessly shown TV clips of
> angry faces, preferably dark faces, and the more likely enough people would
> be frightened to accept this step.
> 
> 
> 
> http://www.thenewamerican.com/artman/publish/article_18...
> 
> The Bush Administration's "Enabling Act"
> 
> January 24, 2005 Issue
> 
> {Italicized in the original} In early December, without a word of public
> notice, the Justice Department placed on its website a lengthy September 25,
> 2001 memorandum entitled "The President's Constitutional Authority to
> Conduct Military Operations Against Terrorists and Nations Supporting Them."
> That document sets out, on behalf of the Bush administration, a plainly
> totalitarian view of presidential power.
> 
> (snip)
> 
> Reviewing the specific text of the Constitution, the Yoo memo makes the
> interesting discovery that "these provisions vest full control of the
> military forces of the United States in the President." In fact, Congress,
> not the president, is authorized "To raise and support armies . To provide
> and maintain a navy . provide for calling forth the militia...." It is
> Congress, not the president, that is given the power "To make rules for the
> government and regulation of the land and naval forces...." Those elements
> of the militia that are "employed in the service of the United States" are
> to be trained "according to the discipline prescribed by Congress."
> 
> The Yoo memo's treatment of congressional power to declare war is similarly
> dishonest. "During the period leading up to the Constitution's ratification,
> the power to initiate hostilities and to control the escalation of conflict
> had long been understood to rest in the hands of the executive branch,"
> claims the document. This is true only in the sense that the King of Great
> Britain - that government's chief executive - claimed and exercised that
> power.
> 
> 
> Call, fax, EMail, or write your representatives TODAY! Tommorrow may be too
> late!
> 
> 
> 


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