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By: Wolfgang

Wolfgang — Sun, 24 May 2009 11:07:10 +0000

Brenda, do you understand what the rule of law is for? Sorry to say this so directly, but it looks like you miss a very important point about it.

It is interesting that you just publish a post about the rule of law on your blog, and you complain about Obama breaking it. If you remove it, at some point you end up where the Roman Empire ended up, a change in power involved assassination of the Imperator. A small group of people, the Romans, that have a higher protection, plus the rest of the world out to bring the whole thing down.

And, I guess a lot of criminals are returning criminals, eventually. It has always been like that. Civilized and modern handling of this involves helping them to find a better place in society. This usually works well. Its a bit stomach turning to offer this to a suspected terrorist, but it would help in some cases.

But maybe you want to change to the hardcore, and join those who want to cut of the hands of thieves. Become more like the enemy. Great approach!

And finally, how America loses its sovereignty here, I don’t understand. 9/11, 9/11, 9/11. Doesn’t work anymore. I think America is just waking up, from eight very dark years. You are the one who is still sleeping.

By: Brenda Bowers

Brenda Bowers — Sun, 24 May 2009 00:16:02 +0000

Anthony, haven’t visited forever. am sorry, but you dropped out for awhile and I got out of the habit.

Of the 500+ detainees from Gitmo who have been released fully 1/3 have returned to their terrorist activities. Of the 253 or so left these are considered the hard core who have expresses again and again their plans to attack the United States as soon as they are released. Obama is having the same problem the Bush administration had in closing Gitmo: no one would take these hard core admitted terrorists—-not even their home countries.

I do understand where you are going with your argument but the suspension of habeas corpus has been done before during war times and lifted later. Frankly, Obama is engaged in activities far more dangerous to our nation than This one. I am blogging about them every day and giving reputable references for every post. We Americans are about to lose our sovereignty unless American wake up very quickly.