Bush now has the ability to declare martial law at his own discretion

RolandTD20Kdrummer

koritfw..

http://www.inteldaily.com/?c=173&a=3589

"...and in so doing dissolve the other branches of government, throw out the constitution, and suspend elections. He appropriated the right to do this largely by executive order. He can declare martial law whenever he deems there is sufficient cause; cause being an act of terrorism, an economic crisis, an act of war, civil unrest, or a natural catastrophe."

my2hands

everyone is still focused on Bush...

power has been monopolized to the executive branch. which means it stretches far beyond his term. thats why the dems are layind down on all of thes eissues of prediential power, bc they think they will have the next 8 years

all of them are selling us out, not just bush

Anon

RolandTD20Kdrummer wrote:

koritfw..

http://www.inteldaily.com/?c=173&a=3589

"...and in so doing dissolve the other branches of government, throw out the constitution, and suspend elections. He appropriated the right to do this largely by executive order. He can declare martial law whenever he deems there is sufficient cause; cause being an act of terrorism, an economic crisis, an act of war, civil unrest, or a natural catastrophe."

Well...

The zombies are coming, the zombies are coming....

http://bbspot.com/video/zombie-threat.html

g under p

RolandTD20Kdrummer wrote:

koritfw..

http://www.inteldaily.com/?c=173&a=3589

"...and in so doing dissolve the other branches of government, throw out the constitution, and suspend elections. He appropriated the right to do this largely by executive order. He can declare martial law whenever he deems there is sufficient cause; cause being an act of terrorism, an economic crisis, an act of war, civil unrest, or a natural catastrophe."

There is a rush for power in both Dems and Repubs that's why Dennis Kucinich will be the only one to get my vote.

Peace

JamMastaE

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