[servantboy777]

>>I'm not advocating any kind of violence. I'm just putting up some quotes and musings.<<

Yea, pretty sad when Americans have to follow statements with the above for fear their gubbamint may retaliate against them for speaking their mind.

And it follows that folks providing disclaimers (as do I) are keenly aware that agents routinely monitor sites for posts they perceive as threatening. Welcome to 1984.

So, this is for their eyes. Do you have relatives that are concerned for the republic? Are you concerned about the rampant corruption in D.C., or do you work to tighten control over your countrymen? Usurping the constitution bother you? Doing your job dutifully supersede the national security of our nation?

I hope you love our nation as much as those on FR. Over and out, roger wilko, Charlie, alpha, banana. lol

[Two Thirds Vote Aye]

I forgot to mention in previous posts that I have read somewhere that there has been a Supreme Court ruling on a case of natural born citizenship back some hundred or more years ago, but I don't remember any specifics and I have not done a search.

But as far as Ted Cruz goes, it may not matter anymore. I intensely fear that jeb bush is going to be the R candidate in 2016. The establishment and money are on either him, christie or romney and then we will get the CRAT, whether hillary, warren or some other piece of tyrannical steaming pile of crap.

[Two Thirds Vote Aye]

Another thought that came to mind after I posted. I did a study on the NDAA that the arrogant, dictatorial, narcisist monster signed from his palace in Hawaii on, I believe, December 31, 2011, or 2012, I forgot which year. It had to do with Sections 1032 and 1031, in that order. The extremely short version of the result of my study is that Section 1032 and 1031 (in that order) ordered the military to hold indefinitely even American citizens for supporting al-Qaeda and other terrorist organizations, or anyone who has committed a belligerent act. Who defines a belligerent act? Hmmmmm.