[EagleUSA]

Even the radical Bush-bots cannot sweep this pro-illegal Mexican move under the rug. He clearly is not hiding his PERSONAL agenda any more.

[libertylovinactivist]

As a Texan, I'm obviously quite pleased with the Court's decision. But I'm really concerned about American judges who lean heavily on foreign court rulings.

[July 4th]

State sovereignty in the state of Texas. Nice.

[Vn_survivor_67-68]

“The president has made an admirable attempt to resolve a complicated issue involving the United States’ international obligations,” Presiding Judge Sharon Keller wrote in a concurrence. “But this unprecedented, unnecessary and intrusive exercise of power over the Texas court system cannot be supported by foreign policy authority conferred on him by the United States Constitution.”

Admirable???????????

I don't think so! The last sentence says it all. He's a globalist who bears contempt for our sovereignty......the writing to support that is on the ceiling, walls, and floors.

[Lancey Howard]

Excellent!

[incredulous joe]

What the,....?

Is this the same guy that I voted for twice??

Way to go Texas - standing up for state and national sovereignty!

[dforest]

Seems like we need to ask why things happen that do not make sense and quit believing that the unbelievable is really not believable.

[tubebender]

LONG LIVE TEXAS and the FReepers that live there until I can con them out of their property and livelihood so I can move there and not have to eat Armadillo...

[ARealMothersSonForever]

In 2004, the International Court of Justice in The Hague ruled

As soon as the Hague sends soldiers to Texas for enforcing their farcical rulings, I will care. Meanwhile, swift justice is denied for the victims. We must move forward and carry out the sentences.

[Larry Silverstein]

What Country is Bush the President of?

Mexico?

Iraq?

Israel?

Venezuela?

[VOA]

bump

[NRA2BFree]

When the question of whether the international tribunal’s ruling must be followed reached the United States Supreme Court last year, President Bush issued a memorandum to Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales directing state courts to abide by the decision of the tribunal.

But.......but.......I thought President Bush said we wouldn't belong to any international courts? < / sarcasm > Shredding our Constitution with all of his global dreams is criminal, IMO, but the little Bush bots will still lick his boots. Unbelievable!

[goldstategop]

President Bush was an ass. That was a stupid directive. Our courts should follow AMERICAN law, not the decision of some foreign tribunal. We're a sovereign country and when it comes to our own affairs the Hague should butt the hell out of it.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." -Manuel II Paleologus

[Ron H.]

Even the radical Bush-bots cannot sweep this pro-illegal Mexican move under the rug. He clearly is not hiding his PERSONAL agenda any more.

He's just becoming ever more bolder increasingly in anti-American intentions it would seem.

[gubamyster]

ping

[edsheppa]

Incredible. The President sends a memo to the AG directing the state courts to obey a foreign court's decision and the USSC sends it back to the state? Unbelievable.

[MamaTexan]

“We hold that the president has exceeded his constitutional authority by intruding into the independent powers of the judiciary,” Judge Michael Keasler wrote for the court, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.

YES!

:-)