[Glendora Christianson]

I was so proud that CONdi rebuked that sinner, Bill Clinton...

"The notion somehow for eight months the Bush administration sat there and didn't do that is just flatly false - and I think the 9/11 commission understood that," she said.

But I am concerned about CONdoleeaza's obviously somewhat racy behavior in front of the camera. Is she showing too much knee? Or is it just my mid-western mentality?

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Originally Posted by Glendora Christianson

I was so proud that CONdi rebuked that sinner, Bill Clinton...

"The notion somehow for eight months the Bush administration sat there and didn't do that is just flatly false - and I think the 9/11 commission understood that," she said.

But I am concerned about CONdoleeaza's obviously somewhat racy behavior in front of the camera. Is she showing too much knee? Or is it just my mid-western mentality?

I believe that extra inch of knee, along with her being a female negress, may cost her the presidency. Still, I applaud her speaking against the serpent Clinton, with our Godly GWB's direct instruction and guidance of course.

[Bobby-Joe]

Originally Posted by Pastor Ezekiel

I believe that extra inch of knee, along with her being a female negress, may cost her the presidency. Still, I applaud her speaking against the serpent Clinton, with our Godly GWB's direct instruction and guidance of course.

I think a better way to look at Condi is she is right and wrong at the same time; she is right that she rebukes the bridegroom of Satan herself Hellery, she is wrong in sass talking a white man.

Anyway it is well known that our Godly president Bush was in retreat at his Crawford ranch in prayer and trusting in God to stop Ben Ladin. There is no way Bill Clinton can claim to equal that.

[Larry Lee]

Originally Posted by Bobby-Joe

Anyway it is well known that our Godly president Bush was in retreat at his Crawford ranch in prayer and trusting in God to stop Ben Ladin. There is no way Bill Clinton can claim to equal that.

Absolutely. We would expect nothing less from our Benevolent Leader, who God the Father sent to us as a gift and blessing.

As for Bill Clinton, more and more I'm thinking that he's one of those stateside enemy combatants, the ones who we've been warned against lately. Bill Clinton might not have fired a Kalashnikov AK-47 AKM Assault Rifle at our boys in Iraq, but JUST HOW MANY AMERICANS ARE DEAD because of Bill Clinton's quisling lies, treasonous failure to support Republican governance, and conspiratorial intention of overthrowing our Godly Leader and installing Hitlery as President? More than a few are dead because of him, that's for sure.

Which means that our hallowed sunshine of a Benevolent Leader MUST ACT NOW to staunch the festering sore of Clintonism. Godly President Bush -- although he might naturally defer in flexing his mighty authority as our Great Protector -- Godly President Bush must incarcerate Bill Clinton immediately and ship Clinton's venereal-disease infected hulk to Gitmo, where enemies of the American people are safely confined in solitude and subjected to loud music [Revolting C*cks would be about right for Bill, I think] and the 24/7 authority of fluorescent lighting.

You don't think our Great Decider has the authority to do it? Read this:

The president's power to imprison people forever

The administration is obviously aware of the transparent, and really quite pitiful, election-based fear that is consuming Democrats and rendering them unwilling to impede (or even object to) the administration's seizure of more and more unchecked power in the name of fighting terrorism. As a result of this abdication by the Democrats, the Washington Post reports, the administration spent the weekend expanding even further the already-extraordinary torture and detention powers vested in it by the McCain-Warner-Graham "compromise." To illustrate just how profoundly dangerous these powers are, it is worthwhile to review a specific, current case of an actual detainee in the administration's custody.

Bilal Hussein is an Associated Press photographer and Iraqi citizen who has been imprisoned by the U.S. military in Iraq for more than five months, with no charges of any kind. Prior to that, he was repeatedly accused by right-wing blogs of being in cahoots with Iraqi insurgents based on the content of his photojournalism -- accusations often based on allegations that proved to be completely fabricated and authentic. The U.S. military now claims that Hussein has been lending "support" to the Iraqi insurgents, whereas Hussein maintains that his only association with them is to report on their activities as a journalist. But Hussein has no ability to contest the accusations against him or prove his innocence because the military is simply detaining him indefinitely and refusing even to charge him.

Under the military commission legislation blessed by our Guardians of Liberty in the Senate -- such as John McCain and Lindsey Graham -- the U.S. military could move Hussein to Guantánamo tomorrow and keep him there for the rest of his life, and he would have absolutely no recourse of any kind. It does not need to bring him before a military commission (the military only has to do that if it wants to execute someone) and as long as it doesn't, he is blocked from seeking an order from a U.S. federal court to release him on the ground that he is completely innocent. As part of his permanent imprisonment, the military could even subject him to torture and he would have no legal recourse whatsoever to contest his detention or his treatment. As Johns Hopkins professor Hilary Bok points out, even the use of the most extreme torture techniques that are criminalized will be immune from any real challenge, since only the government (rather than detainees) will be able to enforce such prohibitions.

Put another way, this bill would give the Bush administration the power to imprison people for their entire lives, literally, without so much as charging them with any wrongdoing or giving them any forum in which to contest the accusations against them. It thus vests in the administration the singularly most tyrannical power that exists -- namely, the power unilaterally to decree someone guilty of a crime and to condemn the accused to eternal imprisonment without having even to charge him with a crime, let alone defend the validity of those accusations. Just to look at one ramification, does one even need to debate whether this newly vested power of indefinite imprisonment would affect the willingness of foreign journalists to report on the activities of the Bush administration? Do Americans really want our government to have this power?

The changes that the administration reportedly secured over the weekend for this "compromise" legislation make an already dangerous bill much worse. Specifically, the changes expand the definition of who can be declared an "enemy combatant" (and therefore permanently detained and tortured) from someone who has "engaged in hostilities against the United States" (meaning actually participated in war on a battlefield) to someone who has merely "purposefully and materially supported hostilities against the United States."

Expanding the definition in that way would authorize, as Kate Martin of the Center for National Security Studies points out, the administration's "seizure and indefinite detention of people far from the battlefield." The administration would be able to abduct anyone, anywhere in the world, whom George W. Bush secretly decrees has "supported" hostilities against the United States. And then they could imprison any such persons at Guantánamo -- even torture them -- forever, without ever having to prove anything to any tribunal or commission. (The Post story also asserts that the newly worded legislation "does not rule out the possibility of designating a U.S. citizen as an unlawful combatant," although the Supreme Court ruled [in the 2004 case of Hamdi v. Rumsfeld] that there are constitutional limits on the government's ability to detain U.S. citizens without due process.)

The tyrannical nature of these powers is not merely theoretical. The Bush administration has already imprisoned two American citizens -- Jose Padilla and Yaser Esam Hamdi -- and held them in solitary confinement in a military prison while claiming the power to do so indefinitely and without ever having to bring charges. And now, it is about to obtain (with the acquiescence, if not outright support, of Senate Democrats) the express statutory power to detain people permanently (while subjecting them, for good measure, to torture) without providing any venue to contest the validity of their detention. And as Democrats sit meekly by, the detention authority the administration is about to obtain continues -- literally each day -- to expand, and now includes some of the most dangerous and unchecked powers a government can have.

-- Glenn Greenwald

http://www.salon.com/politics/war_ro...wer/index.html

[Pastor Al E Pistle]

Brother, it is clear that the President intends to install himself as President-for-life and dispense with the 2008 elections. This is just as GOD intends.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Originally Posted by Pastor Al E Pistle

Brother, it is clear that the President intends to install himself as President-for-life and dispense with the 2008 elections. This is just as GOD intends.

Praise Jesus! And all we have to do is pray and continue shopping to support the war effort! God is truly great.

[Larry Lee]

Originally Posted by Pastor Ezekiel

Praise Jesus! And all we have to do is pray and continue shopping to support the war effort! God is truly great.

Thanks for putting it in perspective, Brother. All politics is local and, thus, best understood experientially while standing in the checkout line at Wal-Mart, Best Buy or Markley Motors, Inc.

[Glendora Christianson]

Originally Posted by Larry Lee

Thanks for putting it in perspective, Brother. All politics is local and, thus, best understood experientially while standing in the checkout line at Wal-Mart, Best Buy or Markley Motors, Inc.

Brother Larry Lee, would you be willing to bring one of those GMC Denali XL's with the Godly 6.2 Liter V8 engine over to Freehold for us? We'll charge the $54,635 on our Jesus Visus Credit Card. I do hope that 6.2 is powerful enough for Elmer.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Originally Posted by Glendora Christianson

Brother Larry Lee, would you be willing to bring one of those GMC Denali XL's with the Godly 6.2 Liter V8 engine over to Freehold for us? We'll charge the $54,635 on our Jesus Visus Credit Card. I do hope that 6.2 is powerful enough for Elmer.

Now that is sweet. Buying a mid-priced American vehicle for Elmer and supporting the boys in iraquistan all at the same time. Bless your heart Mother G, and God Bless Jesusland!!

Is it Elmers' birthday thats coming up? Your wedding anniversary?

[Glendora Christianson]

Originally Posted by Pastor Ezekiel

Now that is sweet. Buying a mid-priced American vehicle for Elmer and supporting the boys in iraquistan all at the same time. Bless your heart Mother G, and God Bless Jesusland!!

Is it Elmers' birthday thats coming up? Your wedding anniversary?

Elmer will be having a birthday in November, it was originally in October, but we changed his date of birth so that is does not fall in the witching month.

But I am having second thoughts about the Denali. I hope Larry Lee sees this post. I just noticed the Godly Ford Triton V-10 is 6.8 Liters, which is .6 liters larger than the Denali V-8. Will Elmer feel inadequate with the smaller engine? If so, I had better switch to a Ford Excursion with Trition V-10. PERPLEXED GLENDORA

[Larry Lee]

Originally Posted by Glendora Christianson

Will Elmer feel inadequate with the smaller engine? If so, I had better switch to a Ford Excursion with Trition V-10. PERPLEXED GLENDORA

Wartime is no time to skip on fire power. I think you know what to do.

[Brother Temperance]

Originally Posted by Larry Lee

You don't think our Great Decider has the authority to do it? Read this:

I truly was shocked and surprised by that story. This fellow's name is Hussein, yet he claims to be innocent, and even expects people to believe him? Truly, wonders never cease.

[knob polisher]

Condi was a slut from what I'm told in negro circles!

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Originally Posted by bishop polisher

Condi was a slut from what I'm told in negro circles!

All nigresses are sluts. That's just how they are raised. They don't know any better.

The point is, she redeemed herself in Christ's loving eyes by working for GWB and plotting the death of untold millions of islamofascist terrorists.

What have you done, boy? I mean besides steal pies and lust after White women?

[knob polisher]

I worked for the godly Terry Mcauliffe, gov of virginia!!

[Zechariah Smyth]

Originally Posted by bishop polisher

I worked for the godly Terry Mcauliffe, gov of virginia!!

Godly? He's a LIEbrul abortionist.

[knob polisher]

I quit. Now I'm working for the virginia GOP as head gopher. Serving my betters.