Posted by
The Old Sailor on Friday, June 20, 2008 10:46:37 PM
THE SUPREME COURT REIGN OF TERROR
I understand that a charge of treason can be made if two or more witnesses come forth to bear the fact of it. This accusation can be a reality in the case against Justice Anthony Kennedy, now that he essentially confesses to the elements of treason against the United States of America and to his oath to protect and preserve the Constitution. His majority admission to protect our enemies against the will of the Congress and the Commander in Chief, a sitting President, in Boumediene v. Bush regarding prisoners of war, during a war, usurps authority beyond Constitutional Judicial power. It gives wartime power to the enemy.
Here is an example of why the founding fathers gave the people the right to bear arms. When the people become the victims of tyrannical governing authority that causes harm to their right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness, they must rebel to protect their lives and the lives of the next generation. The Judiciary has nullified the right of our nation to wage war, to protect our nation. Short of a citizen posse running down the traitors, and causing hysterical dementia to run rampant, as in a French nunnery fearing the devil is amok, sobriety and linear reasoning must prevail.
The majority of five Supreme Court justices have nullified the defense of our nation at war. They deserve the charge of treason. Some will say this is only an opinion; however, others will say this constitutes law. By our law, opinion of the judicial must be legislated to become law. Both the Congress and Executive previously voted to address this same subject, and concluded the status of war prisoners. Thus, the merits of Boumediene v. Bush did not meet the qualification of trial. For it to proceed… was the first crime of treason from the court.
By now, I am sure two or more USA citizens will have discovered the Supreme Court justices’ national crime and can come forth to accuse those deserving punishment, indeed banishment from their lifetime tenured jobs. You may count me as one of them.