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ellisonz Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-02-11 04:21 AM
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56. the so-called "law enforcement approach"
Instead of full scale military onslaught.
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  -Strike Three--Obama got the Planner, the Propagandist, and the PETN Lover--all in one strike. msanthrope  Oct-01-11 08:39 PM   #0 
  - Shouldn't the facts been presented in COURT?  Vincardog   Oct-01-11 08:41 PM   #1 
  - Deleted message  Name removed   Oct-01-11 08:42 PM   #3 
  - Deleted message  Name removed   Oct-01-11 08:45 PM   #5 
  - No. Military targets don't need an indictment, or a trial. nt  msanthrope   Oct-01-11 08:53 PM   #8 
  - The military is not lawless. There are Rules of Engagement  ixion   Oct-01-11 08:58 PM   #11 
  - Yes, there are. Tell us how this violated them. nt  msanthrope   Oct-01-11 09:00 PM   #12 
  - for starters, he violated the War Powers Act  ixion   Oct-01-11 09:04 PM   #15 
     - Ok. How??? nt  msanthrope   Oct-01-11 09:06 PM   #17 
        - See post #14 eom  ixion   Oct-01-11 09:10 PM   #19 
           - That was a spectacular reading fail.  msanthrope   Oct-01-11 09:13 PM   #23 
              - I don't support the Bush Doctrine  ixion   Oct-01-11 09:21 PM   #29 
                 - Neither do I. Bush started wars. Obama targeted actual terrorists.  msanthrope   Oct-01-11 09:26 PM   #32 
                 - If you think this assassination makes anything better, your mistaken  ixion   Oct-02-11 02:44 AM   #48 
                    - Well they won't be building any more bombs...  ellisonz   Oct-02-11 04:15 AM   #54 
                       - that's naive of you to say  ixion   Oct-02-11 05:27 AM   #59 
                          - lol  ellisonz   Oct-02-11 05:37 AM   #61 
                             - laugh it up, funnyboy  ixion   Oct-02-11 05:40 AM   #63 
                                - I am straight to my CIA trained bank of lulz.  ellisonz   Oct-02-11 06:00 AM   #65 
                                   - why waste my time  ixion   Oct-02-11 06:07 AM   #68 
                                      - you got nada  ellisonz   Oct-02-11 06:09 AM   #69 
                                         - I've got better things to do  ixion   Oct-02-11 06:16 AM   #70 
                                         - well done  fascisthunter   Oct-02-11 11:07 AM   #75 
                 - It's not the Bush Doctrine...stop parading it as such.  ellisonz   Oct-02-11 04:12 AM   #53 
                    - preemptive warfare is exactly the Bush Doctrine  ixion   Oct-02-11 05:26 AM   #58 
                       - I think you need to look up the definition of pre-emptive...  ellisonz   Oct-02-11 05:37 AM   #60 
                          - they are one in the same, and made popular by Bush  ixion   Oct-02-11 05:40 AM   #62 
                             - Not according to scholars of international relations...  ellisonz   Oct-02-11 05:55 AM   #64 
  - Disagree with you and we support the bush doctrine??  cliffordu   Oct-02-11 11:07 AM   #76 
  - Deleted message  Name removed   Oct-01-11 09:00 PM   #13 
     - Anybody in Al-Qaeda is a military target under the AUMF of 9/18/2001.  msanthrope   Oct-01-11 09:05 PM   #16 
        - And if they say YOU are in Al-Qaeda?  Vincardog   Oct-01-11 09:06 PM   #18 
           - I think this guy was Al-Qaeda. Just a guess. nt  gateley   Oct-01-11 09:11 PM   #22 
           - Well, I'm not gonna go in a convoy with the Al-Q online editor and bomb-maker, am I?  msanthrope   Oct-01-11 09:17 PM   #25 
           - Maybe you're not, but if they SAY you did, you're fucking dead anyway. nt  RaleighNCDUer   Oct-01-11 10:12 PM   #43 
           - Not really. Got an example?  ellisonz   Oct-02-11 04:17 AM   #55 
              - Well, that's the poinst, isn't it? Once you are dead, and the government  RaleighNCDUer   Oct-03-11 10:43 AM   #84 
           - The funny thing is who ya gonna complain to when you are a  Vinnie From Indy   Oct-01-11 10:19 PM   #46 
           - Look, we're at war. 9-11 changed everything.  BlueCheese   Oct-01-11 09:28 PM   #33 
              - the only thing it changed was a loss of civil liberty in the US  ixion   Oct-02-11 02:45 AM   #49 
  - Can they use the Daily Mail in Court? n/t  malaise   Oct-01-11 09:18 PM   #27 
  - What court gave the underwear bomber authority to blow up an airplane?  Renew Deal   Oct-01-11 09:22 PM   #31 
  - when in any war did we not use combat and went for arrests? nt  seabeyond   Oct-01-11 10:00 PM   #41 
  - Apparently  Harmony Blue   Oct-02-11 02:21 PM   #80 
  - But Hussein had WMD!!! What does that have to do with your post?  polly7   Oct-01-11 08:41 PM   #2 
  - Had Bush target-killed OBL and more top AL-Qs, I think it would have been far more  msanthrope   Oct-01-11 08:57 PM   #10 
     - Nobody with an IQ over 70 EVER thought Iraq had anything to  RaleighNCDUer   Oct-01-11 10:14 PM   #44 
     - the so-called "law enforcement approach"  ellisonz   Oct-02-11 04:21 AM   #56 
  - Go TEAM OBAMA! WHo cares about the fucking Constitution1!!?????  MNBrewer   Oct-01-11 08:43 PM   #4 
  - +1 ---  defendandprotect   Oct-01-11 08:47 PM   #6 
  - The Constitution was followed. The President has the power, under the AUMF issued under the War  msanthrope   Oct-01-11 08:54 PM   #9 
  - no, he didn't.  ixion   Oct-01-11 09:00 PM   #14 
  - Wow, Readng fail. Read the second sentence, where he needs Congressional authorization?  msanthrope   Oct-01-11 09:10 PM   #21 
     - YOu keep saying AUMF authorizes what he did  MNBrewer   Oct-01-11 09:30 PM   #34 
        - Well, I can only post the AUMF. I can't make you understand it. nt  msanthrope   Oct-01-11 09:34 PM   #36 
           - You can't teach what you don't understand, I guess  MNBrewer   Oct-01-11 09:40 PM   #38 
  - What, exactly, is the wording of the AUMF that allows attacks on  RaleighNCDUer   Oct-01-11 09:18 PM   #26 
     - Here:  msanthrope   Oct-01-11 09:33 PM   #35 
        - Have you really READ that POS?  RaleighNCDUer   Oct-01-11 09:55 PM   #39 
           - exactly.  ixion   Oct-02-11 02:47 AM   #50 
  - +1  fascisthunter   Oct-02-11 11:07 AM   #77 
  - Nice job, President Obama. The rule of law via the AUMF was followed, too.  ClarkUSA   Oct-01-11 08:51 PM   #7 
  - Clinton only had cruise missiles.  bluestate10   Oct-01-11 09:14 PM   #24 
  - Rule of law is meaningless when the law is wrong. nt  RaleighNCDUer   Oct-01-11 10:16 PM   #45 
  - Very nice! nt  Lucky Luciano   Oct-01-11 09:10 PM   #20 
  - The government has targeted plenty of innocent people -  gateley   Oct-01-11 09:19 PM   #28 
  - +100. Well said! n/t  Tx4obama   Oct-02-11 05:10 AM   #57 
  - Obama is not our immortal President with and endless term.  TheKentuckian   Oct-02-11 08:33 AM   #71 
  - Sounds good.  Renew Deal   Oct-01-11 09:21 PM   #30 
  - Hat trick!  Scurrilous   Oct-01-11 09:34 PM   #37 
  - USA USA ! we're #1 we're #1  bahrbearian   Oct-01-11 09:56 PM   #40 
  - No reason to go to Iraq, then.  RaleighNCDUer   Oct-01-11 10:10 PM   #42 
  - K&R n/t  Tx4obama   Oct-01-11 10:59 PM   #47 
  - You are so gullible and so willing to dispense with  coalition_unwilling   Oct-02-11 02:48 AM   #51 
  - the wingnuts  unionworks   Oct-02-11 03:07 AM   #52 
  - Tell them to Vote Romney in the primary.  ellisonz   Oct-02-11 06:05 AM   #67 
  - If you don't trust Bush with this level of power and unchecked authority then it shouldn't  TheKentuckian   Oct-02-11 08:44 AM   #72 
  - They now have the right to remain silent.  Swede   Oct-02-11 06:04 AM   #66 
  - The legal justification for the "Unitary Executive"assassination of an American citizen.  bvar22   Oct-02-11 10:59 AM   #73 
  - you are my favorite poster  unionworks   Oct-02-11 02:07 PM   #78 
  - what an idiotic attempt to argue in favor of unrestricted power  fascisthunter   Oct-02-11 11:02 AM   #74 
  - P.S.  unionworks   Oct-02-11 02:19 PM   #79 
  - Terrorists are not soldiers, they are criminals.  Odin2005   Oct-02-11 02:41 PM   #81 
  - now they are dead criminals  unionworks   Oct-02-11 02:45 PM   #82 
  - Exactly and they should be treated as criminals, not raised to some mythic "terrorist" status  dflprincess   Oct-02-11 09:17 PM   #83 
  - Hope he starts going after Bush and Cheney.  deaniac21   Oct-03-11 11:22 AM   #85 
 

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