[PA-RIVER]

I agree with you 100 percent.

But once sworn in, we have a problem. Its like getting on a plane and realizing you are going to the wrong town. It's not getting corrected until the next airport. That next airport for the Kenyan is the election in 2012.

Too many are afraid of riots if the Kenyan is removed, and that's the sad truth.

If this goes to court and a judge declares him qualified in order to keep peace, its even worse. That means he can run again. That means virtually any dual citizen can run for president.

[so_real]

But once sworn in, we have a problem. Its like getting on a plane and realizing you are going it has been hijacked and it is going to the wrong town to slam into the White House.

Sometimes the passengers have to make a choice. Maybe the airport in 2012 is the time to make that choice, but I'm grateful to the passengers of the fourth 9/11 plane that didn't wait too long and downed it instead into a field in Pennsylvania. Lt. Col. Lakin is that caliber of passenger, a patriot and a hero.

[ExGeeEye]

Sometimes we have to dare the consequences of a forced landing, and prefer them to a soft landing in the wrong town.

Personally I prefer the idea of landing on an open stretch of freeway, kicking off the offending pilot, and taking off in the other direction, rather than a deliberate terminal impact in a field...