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http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=43472

You can click below to read -- AND USE -- the five legal
briefs that explain to Gov. Jeb Bush that he has the legal
authority to save Terri Schiavo:

http://www.societyfortruthandjustice.com/new_page_2.htm

http://www.societyfortruthandjustice.com/new_page_3.htm

http://www.societyfortruthandjustice.com/new_page_4.htm

http://www.societyfortruthandjustice.com/new_page_5.htm

http://www.societyfortruthandjustice.com/new_page_6.htm

Someone on another thread surmised that neither of the president or the governor could handle this situation without allowing others to get hurt. This is ludicrous. Sure, if they bungled this someone could get hurt, but if they act constitutionally and professionally then proper action can be taken effectively.

The real problem is that because they are not using their constitutionally derived executive authority a woman IS most definitively suffering through one of the most gruesome deaths imaginable. This morning Fox News reported that her tongue and eyes are bleeding. Yesterday her mother had to leave the room she was so terrified at what she saw.

How can a president and a governor holding full authority to deal with this - sit back and allow it?

It's an important question and they are hardly trying to answer.

Yes, if the President, in particular, has a good reason to stay uninvolved, we'd all like to hear it. It might remedy the confusion, resentment, mystification and outright rage that's directed toward him. I don't like to criticize him but I do feel we are owed a bit more communication than we've gotten from the President.
Jeb Bush is another matter. If what we're hearing is true, he's ignoring his duty on two fronts: there's a disabled woman being murdered, and rumblings of an insurrection. Three if you count a judge ordering euthanasia, which is illegal in Florida. If Jeb Bush will not discipline LE, will not have a judge arrested, and will not rescue a woman being openly murdered, Jeb Bush is culpable beyond any doubt, and should be impeached.

I just don't understand why he won't act.

It's a mystery.

I believe that if Terri is killed, it will be a devastating blow for our nation.

The barbarians who cultivate death will have conquered.

The outlaw judiciary will reign supreme over the people.

And millions of elderly and disabled Americans will be mortally threatened by "death with dignity", courtesy of the Hemlock Society's George Felos and his ilk.

(I hope that I will be proved wrong)