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No, those advocating Jeb Bush step in and stop this ILLEGALLY would create anarchy. I am not an advocate of anarchy as you appear to be. Jeb does not have the LEGAL power to do this. He did all he could, LEGALLY to stop this as did George Bush and Congress. This is unprecedneted!

I am also very dissappointed at how unappreciateive the Shindlers are with all these acts over and above the line of duty. The Shindler rhetoric is shameful towards Bush and those that tried to help them. If anyone royally screwed up it was the Shindler's attorney. This has been in the courts for years. Earlier on the Shindlers acknowldged that she was in a "vegetative state". This was all the judges and others saw and the Shindlers agreed with this, earlier on. Perhaps it was an oversight but that was in some of the legal documents posted on FR.

We are a country of law and order and I suggest you accept this. It's over. I don't agree with the outcome and if I was Judge Greer I would have ruled to insert the tube but I am not in a position to influence him.

A more positive approach would be to make sure there are laws in place that NEVER allow this to happen again when a persons wishes are questionable. We should always err on the side of life, especially when their is a conflict of interest as with Michael.

I leave you with this:

James 2:19

[19] Thou believest that there is one God; thou doest well: the devils also believe, and tremble.

[Yosemitest]

" Jeb does not have the LEGAL power to do this. He did all he could, LEGALLY to stop this as did George Bush and Congress. This is unprecedneted! "

WRONG!!!

I refer you to the following:

Joseph Farah's WorldNetDaily Radioactive with Alan Keyes - March 24, 2005
"In the Florida constitution, the right to enjoy and defend life is an explicitly recognized right, in Article I, Section II, I believe it is, of the Florida state constitution. So, it is not even something that is implied. It is clearly stated. And the governor has a clear and explicit obligation to protect it if he conscientiously believes that it is being destroyed--and he says that he does, in the Terri Schiavo case. He has even declared that new information has come forward making it even clearer."

Also see:

Alan Keyes on Scarborough Country
The minute the judiciary is involved in something, the government is involved. It's a branch of government.

And in this particular case, it's a branch of government that, in the form of Judge Greer, and now all the other courts, is disregarding a basic right of Terri Schiavo--the right to life that is actually explicitly guaranteed in the Florida Constitution. Article I, Section 2, says that every natural person shall have inalienable rights, among them "the right to enjoy and defend life."

And right now, Jeb Bush is in the spotlight. He is the one who actually has the obligation, by his oath, to support, protect, and defend the Constitution of Florida, and he has to move to protect the integrity of Terri Schaivo's constitutional rights.

Both of these were found at http://www.terrisfight.net/ and that was found through Once You Get Past the Ethics, The Rest is Easy

I urge you to reconsider your position. All of these links are worth your time to read and analyze.