It’s all about connecting the “dots.”

The other day, Blue Dog Democrats teamed up with the rubber-stamp Republicans to strip language from a funding bill that would have expressly required the Bush administration to get a war declaration from Congress before launching any war against IRAN.

Combine this with BushCo designating the Iranian Republican Guard a terrorist group, placing any future BushCo action against IRAN under AUMF, thus “legally” making it possible for BushCo to launch an attack against IRAN while bypassing any congressional pre-authorization, and I believe we have enough “dots” to connect.

Plus, after BushCo attacks IRAN, the likelihood will increase that Iranian agents will retaliate and a terrorist act will occur inside the United States.

Thus making BushCo’s recently exposed executive order regarding the declaration of martial law in America in case of a domestic terrorist attack that much more significant. Another dot.

Then, add this dot to BushCo trashing the 1878 Posse Comitas Act, suspending habeas corpus, building $385 million worth of secret detention centers, using U.S. spy satellites to monitor inside the United States (which used to be illegal), the secret telecommunications spying program and a report I just read awhile ago that BushCo is enlisting pastors to help “calm” citizens after martial law is declared.

Gee, so many dots, and so little time…to stop this neo-con Republican coup attempt.

Impeach Bush and Cheney NOW, or within two years I foresee America looking like the Bush-ravaged Iraq of today…and no amount of calming “loyal Bushie” pastors will be able to stop it.

It must be horrible for the Bush cultists to realise that their cult is disintegrating. Not even these conservative “pundits” endorse their Dear Leader any more.

Although the Bush cultists may be too busy denying reality to notice.

As opposed having no agenda in the GOP, and non-sense claims that a “super majority” is needed — which it is not — this again misses the point:
“So your solution is to have the Congress keep passing riders that won’t pass Veto, so Bush can block things? Way to play into his agenda.

If the President wants money, he can either cooperate with fact finding; or he’s stuck with the bill he either vetos or doesn’t. He has to react. That’s not a Bush Agenda.

Comment by HeyKKKarl_ValiantVenusShotFromUranus — August 15, 2007 @ 4:54 pm

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Where is the GOP Agenda? There is none.

What is the DNC-GOP plan to force the President to comply with fact finding? None, they keep rubbers stamping bills.

We’ve shown that your claim to a “super majority requirement” is illusory. A super majority is not needed to zero-out accounts; rather, the GOP would be required to have a super-majority to add money back. The problem is the GOP and DNC both refuse to cut funding, but plan to continue funding for illegal FISA Acts, unlawful warfare, and other illegal activity.

Way to go at defeating your own argument. You failed to show that a SUper Majority was required. It’s not. The DNC could filibuster; and they could zero-out accounts to compel the President to provide information. You lose.

“Without a super-majority, there’s very little they can do. Get over it, until 2008.
Comment by HeyKKKarl_ValiantVenusShotFromUranus — August 15, 2007 @ 4:32 pm”

A super majority is not needed to attach funding/approprations bills to legal requirements for the President to turn over evidence of war crimes, FISA violations, and DoJ Staff counsel firings. If the President does nto want to agree to the legislation approving this data transfer, then the bill he needs — the one with the money — isn’t getting passed.

Super majority isn’t relevant. House and SEnate can both — in committee — pass like bills, making GOP “threat” to block a conference committee irrelevant: There’s no need for a Conference Committee when the bills match.

DNC can filibustyer and block funding. Indeed, teh problem is the GOP and DNC jointly pointing fingers at eachother. They choose to jointly fund illegal things. They say they want the war to end, but they refuse to end the funding. Yet, even if BUsh were to veto the appropriations, he still gets no money. Yet, the DNC and GOP agree to continue funding illegal warfare, war crimes, and illegal activity.

The President has no agenda. The GOP wants to block things, or work with the DNC to pass unconstitutional legislation. They could both be prosecuted. No need to wait until 2008. Impeach and prosecute in 2007. WE the Peole are not stuck with reckless DNC-GOP leadership. They can be prosecuted. The American government lack legitimacy. It moves without regard to written law. States have the powre to prosefcute directly the President, VP, and Members of Congress.

“Comment by HeyKKKarl_ValiantVenusShotFromUranus — August 15, 2007 @ 2:45 pm

Discuss the pionts. Or accept you’re not making a contribution to any solutions. Time to prosecute the President and Members of Congress. They defy their oath.

Fear digs deep into you doesn’t it? Morally bankrupt? You haven’t been reading the papers lately about the republican scandels, infidelity and immoral behaivor then.

Your buttons are bright red and easily pushed.

Well she was raped by a Republican, that said he was a Christian, but then he tied her [only 15] to the bumper of the van and drug her around hoping that would teach her a lesson and cause a miscarriage. BTW who was in that van with you? Your Pastor?

That fiscal responsibility is more of a guide line than a rule.

The culture of corruption is a ba*tard child of the GOP, that you cannot deny. And its they who sweep it under the rug hoping it’ll just go away.

In fact, the reason that Karl is probably resigning is because of the Hatch act.

Comment by Hillary is a Communist —

Oh please, drop the act, Mr Pee, your moniker is hate speech and IS unAmerican. You sound like one of those looney types that have read too much conspiracy theory on worldnutdaily.