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Title: REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN RON PAUL PREDICTS BUSH IMPEACHMENT
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Published: Mar 3, 2006
Author: Paul Joseph Watson
Post Date: 2006-03-03 01:42:20 by Mind_Virus
Keywords: CONGRESSMAN, IMPEACHMENT, REPUBLICAN
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Republican Congressman Predicts Bush Impeachment Says US close to dictatorship Paul Joseph Watson/Prison http://Planet.com | March 3 2006 Republican Congressman Ron Paul has gone on record with his prediction that the impeachment of George W. Bush is right around the corner but warned that in the meantime the US was slipping perilously close to a dictatorship. Appearing on the Alex Jones Show and addressing the port sell-out, Paul stated that, "it probably will contribute to the Republican's failure in the next election." Asked if the Democrats would use gains in the mid-term elections to set in motion impeachment proceedings against George W. Bush, Paul responded, "I predict that would happen." "I think he (Bush) has numerous things that the Democrats if they get a chance, not only will they be after him for that but it will be payback for the Clinton impeachment." Paul was inclined to believe that the port sales would go ahead anyway but took a positive perspective in pointing out that it again highlighted George W. Bush's complete abandonment of conservative principles. "At least this has awakened a lot of people and I think this is going to serve as a benefit," said Paul. "They're likely to pull this deal off but the American people are awakening now and I think there's going to be a payback period in the election." The Congressman expressed his resignation at the passage of the Patriot Act and how it again underscores Bush's unchecked powers "They had a few token changes which mean nothing and under the present system he (President Bush) just ignores what he doesn't like anyway." Asked if the US was heading into a dictatorship, Paul responded, "It's getting close to it, it's called usurpation of power and it's done in many ways with Congress just going along because they're sound asleep and this certainly is an attack on our Constitution and on our freedoms."
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#16. To: Flintlock (#6)
Exactly. As soon as he immediately signed us back up with UNESCO, I thought, "Oh, shit! what have we done, and what are we in for?"
I favor Ron Paul for President. He ran on the Libertarian ticket, but most AmeriKKKans are so stupid, they will not vote outside their narrow little range in their narrow little minds in their narrow little world.
In speaking of the Truth, Henry David Thoreau once said: "Any Truth is better than make-believe ... rather than love, than money, than fame, give me Truth."
I wouldn't be too hard on Buchanan. He's a lifelong Republican who's obviously been having a lot of separation anxiety from the Party. However, I think he's consistently battled Bush over the past couple of years at least on a number of issues to the extent that he's persona non grata amongst most Pubbies. I can't really blame him for supporting Bush over Kerry in 2004. I despise Bush and only voted for Kerry as the lesser of two evils (my usual vote), but I definitely thought Kerry was a really bad candidate, on many levels. I can't really kick people too hard for not having a strong enough stomach to vote for Kerry. He's pretty nauseating.
"I woke up in the CRAZY HOUSE."
Unfortunately I'm sure most Americans would guess that Ron Paul is Mrs. Paul's husband. With the corporate media spoon feeding them, how on earth are they going to know about any relatively obscure candidates? Moreover, most people don't really support libertarianism anyway - we just want sane, non-corrupt pols who believe in America first and want to help the American people.
"I woke up in the CRAZY HOUSE."
ROFLMAO!! They'll just think fishsticks??!
True. But yet, I found out as did others.
In speaking of the Truth, Henry David Thoreau once said: "Any Truth is better than make-believe ... rather than love, than money, than fame, give me Truth."
Either fish sticks or fiddle sticks :)
"I woke up in the CRAZY HOUSE."
"If an impeachment makes it out of the House, it will be very interesting to see what happens in a Senate impeachment trial." I can only go by history:
I here now that the Wall St Journal is now talking the I-word, I think if the Democrats, take the house and senate in '06, GW and maybe shotgun Dick is toast, of course Diebold will be needed to prevent that. There are some in the GOP who are totally disgusted with the Bush lot, and would shove those two off just to recover in '08.
I heard on Lou Dobbs a short time ago that Peter King and Susan Collins are offering the White House a face-saving way to back down, but apparently there is no assurance yet that the White House will accept the deal. Under the deal, DP World would remain the contract, but would subcontract all management functions in the U.S. ports to a U.S. subcontractor.
Today Limbaugh spent the first 1/2 hour of his show demonizing the Democrats for how they would react if, hypothetically, Halliburton took over the ports deal. He also put a lot of effort into spinning up a story that Bill Clinton was heavily involved in the deal. He didn't say it was Clinton's fault, but it seemed important that the rubes be convinced that Clinton was in it up to his eyeballs. When asked if he still approved of the deal given Clinton's involvement, he said he wasn't sure. Sounds like an American conctractor will step in as the sub and the GOP will pull an Abramoff blame spread ... claim that it is as much a Democratic scandal as a Republican one.
Well, at least you're honest. I voted for Kerry too, but only because there was no third-party candidate on the ballot. Having worked my butt off to get Ross Perot and Reform Party officialy recognized in Oklahoma, I cannot forgive Buchanan for wrecking it. If Buchanan had any integrity at all, he would have followed the example of Ralph Nader and continued the struggle against the Republicrats. Instead, he returned to big media, i.e., his paymasters in the establishment.
Life is a tragedy to those who feel, and a comedy to those who think.
It was shocking how Buchanan supported Bush in '04, after all his criticism of Bush's Iraq war.
It didn't surprise me: Buchanan showed where he was coming from right after Bush won the 2000 election, the ruins of the Reform Party were still smoking, when he returned to his big media paymasters. To understand Buchanan follow the money.
Life is a tragedy to those who feel, and a comedy to those who think.
"Bush is no longer a lame duck – he's a dead duck."
Vermont Towns Newfane, Brookfield, Dummerston, Marlboro and Putney All Vote To Impeach Bush
Is this the same state where the Jew Judge and his brother in law, the Governor's behind the scenes handler says child molesters go free ?? ...(for molesting white Christian kids at least) Who gives a rats ass anymore what the Peoples Republic of Vermont says , thinks or does? Every sad and saggy 60s baby beatnik or love child hippie who can't make a living in the real world migrated to Vermont and ruined a formerly great state. It's a snake pit; including the much vaunted Dartmouth.
Cute. Unless yer' talkin' about a nice collectible..... You must have just been listening to an old Waylon Jennings CD. Maybe 'The Devils' Right Hand'? Ballistics on hot new .22s is better than what you tout and the maintenance and cost is far less. Cap'n'Ball.....Cowboys....Luddites.....sheesh Where do they come from.....?
Whatever it takes to get rid of Bush, and never hear the words Bush or Clinton again is fine with me. I don't care if they stand on their head and blow fart bubbles.
Sounds reasonable to me. The Dims would be sputtering, spluttering and ' somebody give th' poor guy a drink fer chrissakes' Kennedy would be apoplectic and predicting imminent doom of the entire civilized world. Sheeesh....Dims are marxists and Globalists ....just like Boy Jorge. When you recognize the enemy for who it IS and not who it WANTS you to think it is ( two party divisions) then you'll make some progress. Util then you're just doing what your handlers want you to do; pissing in the wind and falling for the old two party bait and switch trap. Your handlers love it.
Impeachment would be the death of Dims; there are no grounds except the ranting imagination of frustrated Americans; ( except for refusing to control the borders , which is a Constitutional issue ; but strangely, polls say only about 10 % of the people care about the borders; imo THERE'S SOME SCARED BIG TIME LYING GOING ON IN THESE POLLS) it would be , and is, just another diversion to distract you from the borders and illegal swarming and giving away America by the NeoCons who are poised again to migrate to the Far East..... and it just ain't going to happen....so beat a drum that can be heard by those not lost in Fantasyland.
Bush will be impeached easily, with a god damned piece of paper. Sorry.
Never will this happen. NeverNeverLand of Dims.
Time to impeach the son of a bitch Insight Magazine: Impeachment hearings: The White House prepares for the worst Americans Support Impeaching Bush for Wiretapping (52% SAY CONGRESS SHOULD CONSIDER IMPEACHMENT Do you believe President Bush's actions justify impeachment? * 186468 responses (86% say yes) Jonathan Turley: Bush Guilty Of Violating Federal Law and of High Crimes and Misdemeanors." Get Ready For Impeachment - Worldnetdaily WorldNetDaily showed that 45 percent of WND readers – who tend to lean strongly Republican – believe that George Bush deserves to be impeached "I've shown that they've ruined the country and Bush should be impeached." "The plan is so disastrous to our country's well being and so fraught with potential risk to our country's security that the plan should be regarded as bordering treason! " "Time to impeach the son of a bitch" Clinton Impeachment: "This nation sits at a crossroads. One direction points to the higher road of the rule of law. Sometimes hard, sometimes unpleasant, this path relies on truth, justice and the rigorous application of the principle that no man is above the law. Now, the other road is the path of least resistance. This is where we start making exceptions to our laws based on poll numbers and spin control. This is when we pitch the law completely overboard when the mood fits us, when we ignore the facts in order to cover up the truth. No man is above the law, and no man is below the law. That's the principle that we all hold very dear in this country." "I suggest impeachment is like beauty: apparently in the eye of the beholder. But I hold a different view. And it's not a vengeful one, it's not vindictive, and it's not craven. It's just a concern for the Constitution and a high respect for the rule of law. ... as a lawyer and a legislator for most of my very long life, I have a particular reverence for our legal system. It protects the innocent, it punishes the guilty, it defends the powerless, it guards freedom, it summons the noblest instincts of the human spirit. The rule of law protects you and it protects me from the midnight fire on our roof or the 3 a.m. knock on our door." "What is on trial here is the truth and the rule of law. Our failure to bring President Clinton to account for his lying under oath and preventing the courts from administering equal justice under law, will cause a cancer to be present in our society for generations. I want those parents who ask me the questions, to be able to tell their children that even if you are president of the United States, if you lie when sworn "to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth," you will face the consequences of that action, even when you don't accept the responsibility for them." "There can be no shading of right and wrong. The complicated currents that have coursed through this impeachment process are many. But after stripping away the underbrush of legal technicalities and nuance, I find that the President abused his sacred power by lying and obstructing justice. How can parents instill values and morality in their children? How can educators teach our children? How can the rule of law for every American be applied equally if we have two standards of justice in America--one for the powerful and the other for the rest of us?" "I will have no part in the creation of a constitutional double-standard to benefit the President. He is not above the law. If an ordinary citizen committed these crimes, he would go to jail." "When someone is elected president, they receive the greatest gift possible from the American people, their trust. To violate that trust is to raise questions about fitness for office. My constituents often remind me that if anyone else in a position of authority -- for example, a business executive, a military officer of a professional educator -- had acted as the evidence indicates the president did, their career would be over. The rules under which President Nixon would have been tried for impeachment had he not resigned contain this statement: "The office of the president is such that it calls for a higher level of conduct than the average citizen in the United States."
Sleep with dogs you get fleas...and Boy Jorge chose the same NeoCon handlers that doomed the Clinton regime.
That's because they are the same, just two different heads from the same neck.
Great reminder. Thanks. God bless you! "Impeachment is a political act. It doesn't require criminal liability. Federal Judge Nixon was impeached and removed for the same acts for which he had been acquitted in a federal criminal court, and the courts -- up to and including the Supreme Court -- upheld his removal."
In violating FISA, and publicly proclaiming an intent to go on violating it, Bush has committed a felony more brazenly than any previous president.
"Bush has committed a felony more brazenly than any previous president."
BTTT
Press 1 for English, Press 2 for English, Press 3 for deportation
If you think the Chinese will welcome Jews, you're the one who lives in a fantasyland.
"Benjamin Franklin was shown the new American constitution, and he said, 'I don't like it, but I will vote for it because we need something right now. But this constitution in time will fail, as all such efforts do. And it will fail because of the corruption of the people, in a general sense.' And that is what it has come to now, exactly as Franklin predicted." -- Gore Vidal
ROTFLMAO But sadly you're right!
I am dyin' for them to move to the Far East..
Correcta-mundo
If ye love wealth greater than liberty, the tranquility of servitude greater than the animating contest for freedom, go home from us in peace. We seek not your counsel, nor your arms. Crouch down and lick the hand that feeds (smites) you; and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen. Samuel Adams ... and I concur !
This photo is bizarre...Robertson/Bush morphed...
More Bread and Circuses for the unwashed masses !
If ye love wealth greater than liberty, the tranquility of servitude greater than the animating contest for freedom, go home from us in peace. We seek not your counsel, nor your arms. Crouch down and lick the hand that feeds (smites) you; and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen. Samuel Adams ... and I concur !
The Talk Radio mouthpieces do the "they're worse than we are" tango almost daily. I wonder when people will quit idolizing these scumbags regardless of party affiliation.
If ye love wealth greater than liberty, the tranquility of servitude greater than the animating contest for freedom, go home from us in peace. We seek not your counsel, nor your arms. Crouch down and lick the hand that feeds (smites) you; and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen. Samuel Adams ... and I concur !
Only if you want them exterminated ;-)
"Benjamin Franklin was shown the new American constitution, and he said, 'I don't like it, but I will vote for it because we need something right now. But this constitution in time will fail, as all such efforts do. And it will fail because of the corruption of the people, in a general sense.' And that is what it has come to now, exactly as Franklin predicted." -- Gore Vidal
Hmmm, I hadn't thought of it from that angle.
This video tells it all John Bucannon, Rep. contender for President in 2000 http://illuminati-news.com/Videos/keeping-it-in-the-family.wmv
The mind once expanded by a new idea never returns to its' original size
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#17. To: Jethro Tull (#4)
#18. To: Zoroaster (#7)
I agree, which reminds me of another Trojan Horse, Pat Buchanan who has a bad habit of defending Bush and blaming the neocons.
#19. To: JRadcliffe (#17)
#20. To: mehitable (#19)
Unfortunately I'm sure most Americans would guess that Ron Paul is Mrs. Paul's husband.
#21. To: mehitable (#19)
With the corporate media spoon feeding them, how on earth are they going to know about any relatively obscure candidates?
#22. To: Zipporah (#20)
#23. To: aristeides (#15)
#24. To: Uncle Bill (#23)
#25. To: The 7th MJS2U2 (#24)
#26. To: aristeides (#25)
I heard on Lou Dobbs a short time ago that Peter King and Susan Collins are offering the White House a face-saving way to back down, but apparently there is no assurance yet that the White House will accept the deal. Under the deal, DP World would remain the contract, but would subcontract all management functions in the U.S. ports to a U.S. subcontractor.
#27. To: mehitable (#18)
I wouldn't be too hard on Buchanan. He's a lifelong Republican who's obviously been having a lot of separation anxiety from the Party. However, I think he's consistently battled Bush over the past couple of years at least on a number of issues to the extent that he's persona non grata amongst most Pubbies. I can't really blame him for supporting Bush over Kerry in 2004. I despise Bush and only voted for Kerry as the lesser of two evils (my usual vote), but I definitely thought Kerry was a really bad candidate, on many levels. I can't really kick people too hard for not having a strong enough stomach to vote for Kerry. He's pretty nauseating.
#28. To: Zoroaster (#27)
#29. To: aristeides (#28)
It was shocking how Buchanan supported Bush in '04, after all his criticism of Bush's Iraq war.
#30. To: aristeides (#25)
#31. To: Five Vermont Towns Vote To Impeach Bush (#30)
#32. To: Uncle Bill (#31)
#33. To: Coral Snake (#1)
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#34. To: Brer' (#32)
#35. To: ... (#26)
Today Limbaugh spent the first 1/2 hour of his show demonizing the Democrats for how they would react if, hypothetically, Halliburton took over the ports deal.
#36. To: Uncle Bill (#34)
Whatever it takes to get rid of Bush, and never hear the words Bush or Clinton again is fine with me. I don't care if they stand on their head and blow fart bubbles.
#37. To: Brer' (#36)
#38. To: All (#37)
#39. To: Uncle Bill (#37)
Bush will be impeached easily, with a god damned piece of paper. Sorry.
#40. To: Brer' (#39)
"America was founded on the principle that it is right to sacrifice blood for liberty. It is telling that the Bush defenders make precisely the opposite argument, that it is right to sacrifice liberty in order to avoid the shedding of American blood. In this they are, like the Dear Leader, avowedly anti-American. That George Bush is in open and repeated violation of his oath to uphold and defend the Constitution is no longer debatable. In keeping with his many anti-constitutional actions, he has publicly declared that he has no way of knowing what is, and what is not constitutional."
Michael Savage - The Savage Nation - January 12, 2004.
Chuck Baldwin - Source.
Doug Thompson, Capital Hill Blue.
Tom Delay, Speaker of the House Rep.(R-TX)
Rep. Henry Hyde (R-Ill.)
Rep. James Sensebrenner (R-WI)
Senator Chuck Hagel (R-NE)
Bill Frist, Senate Majority Leader, (R-TN)
Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas)
#41. To: Uncle Bill (#40)
#42. To: Brer' (#41)
#43. To: aristeides (#42)
aristeides
#44. To: Brer' (#36)
there are no grounds except the ranting imagination of frustrated Americans
#45. To: aristeides (#44)
#46. To: Mind_Virus (#0)
#47. To: Brer' (#36)
by the NeoCons who are poised again to migrate to the Far East.....
#48. To: mehitable (#19)
Unfortunately I'm sure most Americans would guess that Ron Paul is Mrs. Paul's husband.
#49. To: YertleTurtle (#47)
#50. To: Brer' (#35)
Util then you're just doing what your handlers want you to do; pissing in the wind and falling for the old two party bait and switch trap.
#51. To: Lady X (#49)
“Yes, but is this good for Jews?"
#52. To: aristeides (#15)
If an impeachment makes it out of the House, it will be very interesting to see what happens in a Senate impeachment trial.
#53. To: ... (#26)
and the GOP will pull an Abramoff blame spread ... claim that it is as much a Democratic scandal as a Republican one.
#54. To: Lady X (#49)
I am dyin' for them to move to the Far East..
#55. To: YertleTurtle (#54)
#56. To: Mind_Virus (#0)
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