The globalization of U.S. courts

World Net Daily ^ | Nov 8, 2003 | David Limbaugh

[Ms12Gauge]

Once again, the Limbaughs seem to cut right to the very heart of an issue, and expose the very core.

[goldstategop]

The SCOTUS need to be impeached and removed from office. Nothing in the Constitution instructs judges to look elsewhere in rendering decisions.

[Hank Kerchief]

How is it that such justices do not understand that when they rely on extra-constitutional authority, they are arrogating to themselves power not granted to them in the Constitution ...

How is it that anyone could ever have been convinced that a piece of paper could ever stop anyone form doing anything, or to suppose that a piece of paper was a guarantee of anything. It is the fundamental mistake of American political theory.

Hank

[viaveritasvita]

How is it that such justices do not understand that when they rely on extra-constitutional authority, they are arrogating to themselves power not granted to them in the Constitution, but more importantly, divesting the American people of their sovereignty?

Because they're arrogant, leftie, bottom-feeding, side-winding, anti-Americans who actually want to see our sovereignty destroyed? Just a thought.

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[Quix]

I believe this is one of the MOST serious issues of our time.

Jim, what do you suggest to energize the enormous creativity etc. of FR to help counter this great hazard? Do you see it as a serious issue?

[gunnedah]

In my opinion we in America are just a step away from a dictatorship. You can see it in the actions of the Democrat leadership and if they get one more liberal or it may take two this country has had it. Why does everyone not understand why the Democrats will not allow these particular judges to be voted on. Simply they dont feel they can control and manipulate them. We are much closer than most think!

[Major_Risktaker]

Sounds like we need a New US Constitutional SUPREME SUPREME Court of 3 to watch above the Supreme court of 7 or American citizen will be turned into Canadian style subjects or Mexican peasants.

[Jim Robinson]

I think it's the single most important issue facing us today and may very well determine whether or not our liberty survives another generation. The judiciary is dangerously close to being totally dominated by corrupt America hating leftist thinking. We must continue building on the Republican majority and we must hold onto the White House. The next several rounds of judicial appointments must be made from the conservative side. I'm afraid the tattered old constitution we all know and love cannot survive much more liberal abuse.

[StriperSniper]

or American citizen will be turned into Canadian style subjects or Mexican peasants.

Don't worry, the Democraps(actually, Robert Novak 'slipped' tonight on Capital Gang and said that before 'correcting' himself ;-) are working hard to give us the worst of both worlds.

[Quix]

I concur.

I just . . . am concerned that we are not doing all we could, might should be doing.

Sigh.

Guess we can only do what we can do.

Countering apathy or whatever else is never easy.

[viaveritasvita]

We are much closer than most think!

That's for sure! Our precious freedoms and the vision of our founding fathers are fading fast. Stay strong and hopeful, my FRiend.

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[Major_Risktaker]

RATS are working hard to give us the worst of both worlds.

Brazil style government rich, poor and a mess. San Paulo comes to mind.

The more the Rats push the more they lose elections. The judges are their last hope and must be replace soon.

[LiteKeeper]

MEGA-DITTOES - the Congress MUST act quickly to bring the judiciary under control. Perhaps another Constitutional Convention is called for. Perhaps judges should be elected, and allowed to hold office for limited terms.

[TheCrusader]

"How is it that anyone could ever have been convinced that a piece of paper could ever stop anyone form doing anything, or to suppose that a piece of paper was a guarantee of anything. It is the fundamental mistake of American political theory. - Hank"

I agree with you Hank, and so does John Adams and Samuel Adams:

"Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other"

John Adams

"Neither the wisest constitution nor the wisest laws will secure the liberty and the happiness of a people whose manners are universally corrupt"

Samuel Adams

[At _War_With_Liberals]

Globalism.

[TheCrusader]

"The next several rounds of judicial appointments must be made from the conservative side."

Doesn't it make you pause and think after realizing that the majority of Supreme Court justices were appointed by conservative Republican Presidents?

[Jim Robinson]

Not at all.

[TheCrusader]

"Not at all."

Well it makes me wonder if our problems are purely political or not, whether they can be solved primarily by politics. In my lifetime America has never enjoyed such extensive conservative dominance. We have the White House, the majority of both Houses, and the majority of the Supreme Court justices. Republicans even outnumber Democrats in the governorships. People are fighting against liberal politics, and are voting them out.

Yet we still see the homosexual agenda gaining ground, feminism has spread deeper into the military and everywhere else, drug abuse and morality issues have become a plague in our nation, and the Christian religion is taking a pounding as they outlaw the Ten Commandments, school prayer, the Manger scene, and all other forms of Christian activity on public property.

Maybe that's the problem right there. We are essentially a Christian people who are somehow being subordianted to anti-Christian laws. There has been a massive loss of faith out there. Just some rambling thoughts.

[GeronL]

Liberals still control the courts, schools, media and colleges. That is a powerful establishment.

[Jim Robinson]

Well, I know what the Democrats are and what they stand for and there's no way on God's green Earth that I would want them appointing judges. Vote em out!