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To: Carbonsteel

Well..., what were the odds we’d sign off on international bodies that would make decisions on our behalf, only the U. S. Congress was authorized to make? GATT, NAFTA, the WTO, and the ICC come to mind.

Unfortunately we have a long tradition of nullifying parts of our Constitution, so I’m not making any rosy predictions concerning this treaty.

Is our president protecting the states from invasion. Is posse comitatus invalidated by the direction that an army division will be assigned to operate on United States soil?

Is our federal government permitted to create a federal police force?

If they want to, our leaders will find a way to bend us over and their way with us.


7 posted on 07/11/2012 2:56:22 PM PDT by DoughtyOne (Remove all Democrats from the Republican party, and we won't have much Left, just a lot of Right.)
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To: DoughtyOne
Is our president protecting the states from invasion. Is posse comitatus invalidated by the direction that an army division will be assigned to operate on United States soil?

Is our federal government permitted to create a federal police force?

The politicians got around both these points decades ago when they started allowing police departments to arm themselves with military hardware.

8 posted on 07/11/2012 3:02:15 PM PDT by Carbonsteel
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The other salient point here is that George Soros has pulled out the stops to get this treaty signed and ratified. We have us and the NRA and they have George Soros and all of his leftist slimes.

We better take this fight seriously.

12 posted on 07/11/2012 3:12:28 PM PDT by Chainmail (Warfare is too serious to be left to the amateurs)
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