Comments on: Bush Sides With Mexican Killers Against U.S.

By: Kv

Kv — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 01:06:54 +0000

Is this so surprising, considering the shamnesty bill having no language barring felons and known gang members from gaining citizenship?
Pretty disgusting all the way around…

By: Rastaman

Rastaman — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 17:42:43 +0000

I’m not a lawyer but I do know a little history, and historically the United States has only enforced those treaties it wanted to enforce. Do the words Native American ring a bell? We violated nearly every treaty with them even though the tribes were recognized as being sovereign nations. That’s just for starters. We have broken treaties or disregarded certain specific terms of treaties ever since we declared ourselves to be a nation.

So has everyone else. Treaties, like rules, “are made to be broken” as the old expression so truthfully goes.

Bush knows this. He can and will disregard anything he wants to disregard, as we have learned so very well. That this particular court case is just to cover some basic formalities and technicalities before the bastards are executed anyway, is good to know, however.

So I guess Bush is off the hook on this one. Why he isn’t swaying in the wind from all his other crimes is something I don’t understand though. Sometimes I think there is entirely too much loyalty within the GOP. He doesn’t deserve it.

Rastaman
http://www.IslamaNazi.com

By: rich glasgow

rich glasgow — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 15:29:02 +0000

This, and so many other untenable international situtations is exactly why our wise founding fathers advised us to beware of treaties and foreign entanglements which usually end up biting us on the butt…or even worse!

Thanks for posting this. I’ll link to it.

By: dinosaur

dinosaur — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 14:00:17 +0000

GUYK that might be true but it’s hard to imagine a place in the world that has more opportunities for appeals, and cares more about the rights of the Criminal more than the USA some might be about the same but really.

If you know someone has killed a family member and the president will fight to let them go free why not resort to lynch mobs? One of the reasons cave men formed organized communities was for protection. If your society will not protect you its time for a re org.

By: GUYK

GUYK — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 10:49:35 +0000

Yeah, it is the gotdam treaty that should never have been signed. I understand the rationale..it is supposed to insure that Americans arrested overseas will get a fair shake before they are hung. Yeah,right.

There is a lot to be said about lynch mobs…sometimes the wrong person got the rope without benefit of an official trial but most of the time it was in fact justice served by the public. I am not advocating a return to lynch mob justice but I do agree that if something is not done soon about the sieve of a southern border murderers such as these in question will never receive benefit of trial other than that of the lynch mob.

By: Right Truth

Right Truth — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 03:48:05 +0000

North American Transportation Trilateral…

North American Open Skies Agreement, by Toni and Bear Creek Ledger (cross-posted) Looks like there is a slow chipping away at any of sign of a US border whether it be by land, air or sea. Dr. Jerome Corsi is…

By: Beach Girl

Beach Girl — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 03:02:11 +0000

Thanks, Fred. I’m linking to this post. President Bush has disappointed me mightily and I can hardly be rational when it comes to the president and our borders.

By: TexasFred

TexasFred — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 02:27:55 +0000

C’mon folks, read with your HEAD and not your HEART, we’ve got Constitutional issues at work here and perhaps GWB did what he had to do, and THAT is the part that needs to be changed…

Think folks, THINK… That’s what this one is ALL about and several very good bloggers have brought the real issue to the forefront…

By: Basti

Basti — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 02:20:46 +0000

I’m not surprised in the least, the entire Bush clan is made up of Mex lovers in word and deed. I gave up on Bush when he nominated ‘My Little Crony’ for the USSC. Personally I think that being POTUS has gone to his head in the same way it went to ‘both’ of Bill Clinton’s heads. Having all that power at your fingertips has got to be a super power rush. I’d like to see some of the power of the POTUS curtailed, but I don’t see how that can be done in this day and age. Congress is as useless as tits on a pump-handle at the best of times and worse than that in any real crisis. Someone has to be in charge and unfortunately we have been saddled with two power mad bastards in a row. That will add up to 16 years of mismanagement and corruption. I guess maybe its always been that way and you just notice it more when it happens in your lifetime.

By: Rico J. Halo

Rico J. Halo — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 02:09:41 +0000

I can understand the point of it being a law but just because something is a law doesnt make it right. Theres a LOT of wrong headed plain ol’ stupid laws on the books. In my home town here in So Cal it is still illegal for a man to kiss a woman in public. This is a left over from the days of the great influenza outbreak of a century ago that killed millions. This law had a valid purpose in its day. But if someone tried to enforce it today they would be lauged at. If it wasnt so serious I would be laughing at Bush for this idiocy.