Posted on 09/26/2003 4:31:40 AM PDT by Chairman_December_19th_Society
We will not tire, we will not falter, and we will not fail!
Good morning!!
Remember the Trade Center!!
Do not let the victims of the attacks on New York and Washington, nor the brave members of our Nation's military who have given their lives to protect our freedom, die in vain!!
Out of France comes yet another anti-American outrage. Remember our deck of cards outlining the most-wanted in Iraq? Well, a Frenchman has come up with a card deck that outlines "the 52 most dangerous American officials." Sec'y Rumsfeld is the ace of spades, President Bush the King of Diamonds. The translation for President Bush's card: "Head of a baseball club and director of Salem bin Laden's oil company (brother of Osama). Designated President of the United States by friends of his father at the Supreme Court before the vote count showed that he lost the elections." [sic]. The plan is to translate the cards from the French into 10 languages and distribute internationally. They are already available on the Internet.
Congress has overwhelmingly (412-8 in the House and 95-0 in the Senate) approved legislation specifically authorizing the FTC to create a "do not call" list. Meanwhile, a second Federal judge, this one in Denver, has ruled the "do not call" list out of bounds for the FTC, this time on First Amendment grounds. The FTC has already appealed the case to the Tenth Circuit.
The Feds want the indictment against Moussaoui - the alleged 20th hijacker - dismissed by the judge hearing the case. That's stated correctly. They also want a stay from the judge, allowing the whole matter to be appealed to the Fourth Circuit. There, the Government hopes for a reversal of the trial judge's ruling that Moussaoui has the right to question three captives in Guantanamo Bay.
For AMERICA - The Right Way, I remain yours in the Cause, the Chairman.
40 degrees here this morning, with showers throughout the day. It will only get to 50 for a high.
Sumac is changing, and soon the leaves will start.
I was afraid we wouldn't get any color because of the very dry summer we have had, but it might be ok.
Heavy crop of accorns this year.
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