When Congress Commits Treason

Family Security Matters ^ | February 4, 2007 | Raymond S. Kraft

[ThePythonicCow]

It's a good article, but:

• You've posted it before. You even provide the link to its earlier post, by yourself, on FR, in your link for this article, so it's clear you knew it was posted before.
• That original FR post, on February 4, 2007, at When Congress Commits Treason, had a broken source link, claiming to come from the Family Security Matters web site. As posted by KarinG1 earlier today on that post:

  If they're looking for it at Family Security Matters I don't reckon they will [find it there.] The link doesn't work and I can't find the article with their own site search or with Google. I did find it here, and I notice it also appears to be posted at DU, although I can't bring myself to go there and verify that it actually is. My Google search result shows that DU also cites FSM as the source.

All in all, an unusual posting history for this article.

[mdittmar]

So what’s your point?

[ThePythonicCow]

Aha - here's what might have been the original Family Security Matters link to this article, at their archives site: http://www.fsmarchives.org/article.php?id=698257.

And this is at least the third time you've posted this article here. See also your FR post of March 14, 2007, at When Congress Commits Treason.

[ThePythonicCow]

My points are two. Just reposting the same article, multiple times, isn’t such a good idea, even for fine articles. And I recommend taking more effort to get the reference links for posts correct.

[Chgogal]

“Thirty-two years ago, in 1975, after America and the Republic of Vietnam had fought and won a ten-year war to save South Vietnam from the predations of the communist north, a Democrat Congress voted to terminate life support for South Vietnam in the face of another North Vietnamese invasion, backed by the USSR. A Democrat Congress voted to “pull the plug,” and condemned millions of Vietnamese, Cambodians, and Laotions to death, torture, imprisonment, and re-education camps, and condemned others to flee their homes and countries as refugees. That, in my view, was the blackest day in American history, and the blood of those people is on the hands of the Democrats who voted to abandon them.”

Yesterday, I had a discussion with a fellow employee. She as well as another coworker support Obama because he wants out of Iraq. My fellow Americans are not worth one Soldier's life. Most of my fellow Americans are ignorant of the great deeds done by this great country. Most of my fellow Americans place no value on freedom or liberty. Most of my fellow Americans cannot tell the difference between a freedom loving country and a fascist dictatorship. According to most of my fellow Americans Chavez is freedom loving leader while Bush equals Hitler. I have lost all faith in my fellow Americans.

[mdittmar]

It's not the third time,it about the 10th time,get it,got it,good.

And thanks for your diligent research.

I can only find that kind of research on FR.

[Doe Eyes]

Let’s get rid of Congress. We don’t need their anti-American ways.

What form of Government to you propose for your new America?

Will the public be involved?

[freekitty]

What business is it of yours?

[supercat]

The left instead seem to be totally oblivious to the fact that they would be the primary targets by Islamic sharia law.

The leftist leaders would ensure they were well protected. As for their followers, once Western civilization was destroyed, they'd have no further use.

[ExTexasRedhead]

What form of Government do you propose for your new America?

The current Congress, that you’re defending, is one that cares more about the acquisition of power, their personal greed, and to feed their egos. These are their God. They care more about acquiring power than they care about the American people, our freedom, or our children and grandchildren’s futures. The elitist human waste in DC are worthless. IMO, they need to be voted out. We need American patriots in Congress who put our country before themselves or their political party. IMO, an investigation into each member of Congress would expose nothing but corruption and fraud. We might be lucky to find 10 that aren’t corrupt.

Personally, I don’t like the toilet bowl we’re swirling in.

[Doe Eyes]

What business is it of yours?

Just curious about those that don't support our Republic.

[supercat]

What form of Government to you propose for your new America?

Will the public be involved?

Oh, I'd very much involve the public. I'd ensure that they were informed that government actions that were forbidden by the Constitution were illegitimate. The biggest failing in the Republic is the widespread inability to recognize what is and is not legitimate. For some reason, people seem to think the Supreme Court is some magic oracle. The simple fact is that McCain-Feingold directly contradicts "Congress shall make no law abridging... freedom of the press". Thus, it's unconstitutional regardless of what the Supreme Court says.

Not sure how one can impart wisdom to the populace after decades of dumbing-down, but I can't see much other hope for the survival of this nation.

[Doe Eyes]

The current Congress, that you’re defending,

I didn't defend the current Congress, but I will defend our form of government. If that if what you wish to debate, On Guard.

[ExTexasRedhead]

Our form of government is the best, but right now it’s corrupt and full of elitist human waste that are out for power, greed, and ego at the expense of the country. Defend Murtha, Boxer, Feinstein, Schumer, Reid, Kerry, Clinton, Snow, Graham, Kennedy, Waters, Pelosi, and the list goes on.

[garjog]

“..defend against all enemies, foreign and domestic..”

If a political leader is supporting the enemy in a war with the America, how else can you define it but treason?

After Miami or Los Vegas gets nuked, maybe it will be time to arrest these loons.

[I got the rope]

Didn’t Nixon pull us out of Vietnam?

[freekitty]

You are screwy.

[freekitty]

Oh so true and they need to leave.

[freekitty]

I don’t recall my saying anything about our government; it is the people.

[freekitty]

I agree