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Category Archives: Constitutionalism
Fifth Columninsts: Republican Opposition and National Security
For all intent and purpose, it is safe to say that as long as Obama is president, he can rule out any contributions from most of the leadership of the Republican Party. I will actually go further and say it … Continue reading
Guantanamo and the New Imperialism
So the United States wants to close down the “tainted” gulag called Guantanamo Bay Prisons but the ruling elite represented by the American congress does not want any of the prisoners “on our soil”. Let’s get the difficult question out … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Society, Conflict Resolution, Constitutionalism, Foreign Policy, Law and Ethics
Tagged Africa Asia, American Congress, Asia And Europe, Developing Countries, elite, Enemy Combatants, Guantanamo Bay, Gulag, Monetary Compensation, New Imperialism, Nuclear Materials, Nuclear Waste, Office Seekers, Political Careers, Political Weapon, Pretext, Prisoners, Prisons, Risk
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What does Dick Chenney want?
For eight long years, … (Dick Chenney) devised the most egregious form of abuse of the U.S. constitution in the history of the country. Continue reading
Posted in Civil Society, Constitutionalism, Law and Ethics, North America, Politics
Tagged Arbitrary Arrests, Autocrat, Bush Administration, Cross Hairs, Dick Chenney, Dictators, Dictatorship, Former Vice President, Gallows, Gulag, Idi Amin, Kim Jung Il, Life Scenarios, Minions, National Security Challenges, New President, Obstructionist Stance, Relative Obscurity, Republican Party, Sudden Desire, U S Constitution, Unethical Behavior, United States Constitution, Vice President Dick
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The Spectacle called Lindsey Graham
Some people have absolutely no shame. Take the senator from South Carolina, Lindsey Graham, for example. I could not help but double up in raucus laughter the other day when I saw him on television yelling “look at this bill!, … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Society, Conflict Resolution, Constitutionalism, Economy, Political Economy
Tagged Bill George, Billionaire, Billions Of Dollars, Bridge, Current, Expenditures, Farmers, Laughter, Lindsey Graham, National Television, Outrage, People, Republican President, Senate, Senator Graham, Shame, Showmanship, South Carolina, Spectacle, stimulus package, U.S Senate, White House
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