Every veteran who has ever sworn allegiance to the Constitution, and especially those who have fallen in our defense, have been betrayed. Our government surrendered to fear, and all of our collective sacrifices have been in vain. Our rule of law was killed by the passage and signing of the NDAA for 2012. The domestic terrorists that hate our freedoms have finally won.
America Defeated From Within: The Terrorists Have Won
Posted On Sunday, January 1, 2012 By Gary S. Barkley. Under Law, Original Context, Politics & Policy, Take Action Tags: Congress, Constitution, Indefinite Detention, Law, NDAA, Obama, rule of law
Every veteran who has ever sworn allegiance to the Constitution, and especially those who have fallen in our defense, have been betrayed. Our government surrendered to fear, and all of our collective sacrifices have been in vain. Our rule of law was killed by the passage and signing of the NDAA for 2012. The domestic terrorists that hate our freedoms have finally won.
by Walter Brasch
With less than a week before the election, Marshbaum has been campaigning furiously.
"A chicken in every pot! Natural gas drilling will save the universe. Free health care for everyone!"
"Marshbaum!" I commanded, "you can't make those kinds of promises."
"You're right. I don't want to offend the health care industry. ...
Section 8
Posted On Thursday, March 24, 2011 By Vi Ransel. Under Arts & Culture, Poetry & Verse Tags: Constitution, Foreign Policy, Law, Libya, Obama, War Powers
Article I, Section 8
of the US Constitution
states
Congress
has the power
to declare war
and makes rules
about captures
on land and on water.
Congress
also makes rules
for the government and regulation
of our land and naval forces.
The US Congress decides.
The President
is denied
the power to make
such historical choices.
The President's job
is outlined
in Article II, Section 2.
He's
Commander and Chief
of the Army ...
National Day of Action, SLC, March 19, 2011
Posted On Monday, March 21, 2011 By Gary S. Barkley. Under Events, Original Context, Take Action Tags: Law, Politics & Policy
Noon on March 19, 2011 proved to be cold and windy in Salt Lake City, which is not at all unusual for March in any city in the Rockies. A coalition of peace activists joined in the National Day of Action for a march around Washington Square, the home ...
Government Boycott of Corporate Felons
Posted On Friday, February 18, 2011 By Gary S. Barkley. Under Original Context, Politics & Policy Tags: Citizens United, Corporate Crime, Economics, Editorial, Law
There has been a great deal of hair-pulling (not at all unjustified) about the Citizens United ruling. I believe our ultimate goal is to remove “personhood” from the list of attributes we use to describe groups organized around their desire for profit while receiving limited liability for responsibility for ...
Constitution Day Strike Against Corporate Personhood, Sept 16-18, 2011
Posted On Thursday, February 17, 2011 By Editor. Under Events, Original Context, Strike!, Take Action Tags: Economics, Editorial, Law, Politics & Policy
Bottom Line Up Front: We are organizing a nationwide Strike Against Corporate Personhood for the weekend of Constitution Day, 2011. This will be a three-day event, September16-18, since Constitution Day falls on Saturday this year.








