Mtv

DuBois wrote:

    > Mike Dobony wrote:
    > > > This , of course is no surprise. Whith the USA poised to invade an arab
    > > nation
    > > > illegaly, you can expect arabs to despise the arrogance of the west, and
    > > you
    > > > can expect increased motivation for terrorists to strike.
    > > >
    > >But one cannot expect the Bushistas to respect the Constitution,
    > when one considers how Bush came to office. The Constituion says
    > that Florida gets to decide how to allocate Florida's electoral
    > votes, but the Supremes threw the Constitution out and made the
    > stunning decision that Florida must STOP counting the ballots.
    > Democracy was rejected. The will of the Florida legislature,
    > authorized by the Constitution to decide how Florida's electoral
    > votes be cast, was not part of the decision. All parties to the
    > case; Bush, Gore, Florida, and the Supremes all agreed that the
    > latest vote count was wrong. The Court ruled that to make an
    > accurate count of the votes in a few counties would be unfair to
    > the people in all the other counties. Give Miami-Dade residents
    > a valid vote count, and then all the rest of Florida would want
    > their votes to count as well.

You must have missed all the news last year when the media finished their
complete counts and found that Bush still won the Florida majority.

MTV

    > STOP COUNTING THE BALLOTS! If we allow this small group of
    > voters their rights, then we'd have to allow ALL voters to
    > be counted, and that would be unamerican.

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Bostonblackie©

In article ,
[email protected] says...
    > DuBois wrote:
    >
    > > Mike Dobony wrote:
    > >
    > > > > This , of course is no surprise. Whith the USA poised to invade an arab
    > > > nation
    > > > > illegaly, you can expect arabs to despise the arrogance of the west, and
    > > > you
    > > > > can expect increased motivation for terrorists to strike.
    > > > >
    > > >But one cannot expect the Bushistas to respect the Constitution,
    > > when one considers how Bush came to office. The Constituion says
    > > that Florida gets to decide how to allocate Florida's electoral
    > > votes, but the Supremes threw the Constitution out and made the
    > > stunning decision that Florida must STOP counting the ballots.
    > > Democracy was rejected. The will of the Florida legislature,
    > > authorized by the Constitution to decide how Florida's electoral
    > > votes be cast, was not part of the decision. All parties to the
    > > case; Bush, Gore, Florida, and the Supremes all agreed that the
    > > latest vote count was wrong. The Court ruled that to make an
    > > accurate count of the votes in a few counties would be unfair to
    > > the people in all the other counties. Give Miami-Dade residents
    > > a valid vote count, and then all the rest of Florida would want
    > > their votes to count as well.
    > >
    >
    > You must have missed all the news last year when the media finished their
    > complete counts and found that Bush still won the Florida majority.
    >
    > MTV
    >
    > >
    > > STOP COUNTING THE BALLOTS! If we allow this small group of
    > > voters their rights, then we'd have to allow ALL voters to
    > > be counted, and that would be unamerican.
    >
What did you expect from someone that believes that treaties have something to
do with the Constitution, but that the Supreme Court doesn't? He's probably a
whiner in real life too.

--
Boston Blackie©
mhm 29x8
"Enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friend to those who have no friend."
--from the intro to the Boston Blackie radio show (1945)

"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
- Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759.

"You don't have to be a member of the KKK,
to be a wizard under the sheets"

Polar

On Tue, 1 Apr 2003 06:32:11 -0600, "Mike Dobony"
wrote:

    >"JF Mezei" wrote in message
    >news:[email protected]...
    >> Polar wrote:
    >> > This is from which translates Arabic-language material.
    >> > conquered." Yassin continued, "The hate-drenched West, headed by
    >> > America, declared today a crusade on the [Islamic] nation and on the
    >> This , of course is no surprise. Whith the USA poised to invade an arab
    >nation
    >> illegaly, you can expect arabs to despise the arrogance of the west, and
    >you
    >> can expect increased motivation for terrorists to strike.
    >Why is it illegal? Because the UN did not approve? If so, you are a
    >traitor! We are NOT the United States of the United Nations. We are a
    >soveriegn nation, answering only to God. The United States

Please keep your "God" out of our government. Unless you think an
Arab-style theocracy like Saudi or Iran, would fit America better than
the First Amendment to the Constitution.
For your reference:

+++++++++

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of
speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to
assemble, and to petition the government for a
redress of grievances.

++++++++++

And don't bother me with the usual "oh, they pray at the opening of
Congress", and "in God we trust is on the money", etc.etc.
How it works IN PRACTICE is what counts.

You can practice any religion you want (as long as it doesn't involve
criminal acts like cruelty to living beings), or no religion at all,
as long as you keep your "God" as a private, personal matter,
which nobody is entitled to mess with.

The crowd that thinks they answer only to "God" tends toward the
Jonestown model, not to mention the Osama bin Laden model.
Thanks, but no thanks; I support organizations that maintain the wall
between Church and State, such as the ACLU, and Americans United for
Separation of Church and State.

.



    >> What is a shame however is that the arab media talks only of "the west"
    >> instead of the USA and UK. (and now including Spain). Seems to me that
    >the
    >> arab media could be applauding the stand for peace taken by countries such
    >as
    >> Russia, China, Germany, France and so many others outside the security
    >council.
    >Peace? Like the peace Hitler brought to Europe after the "peace" treaty
    >that Prime Minister Richard Chamberlain stupidly negotiated?
    >First They Came for the Jews
    >First they came for the Jews
    >and I did not speak out
    >because I was not a Jew.
    >Then they came for the Communists
    >and I did not speak out
    >because I was not a Communist.
    >Then they came for the trade unionists
    >and I did not speak out
    >because I was not a trade unionist.
    >Then they came for me
    >and there was no one left
    >to speak out for me.
    >Pastor Martin Niemöller
    >> At the time where most of the western world is trying to help the arab
    >nations
    >> by taking steps to prevent the USA and UK from invading, you'd think that
    >they
    >> would show some recognition that not all of the west is bad.
    >See above. Saddam has his sights on the whole of the Arab world. He has
    >his sights on the WHOLE world.

--
Polar

Dubois

MTV wrote:
    > You must have missed all the news last year when the media finished their
    > complete counts and found that Bush still won the Florida majority.

You must have missed all the OTHER news last year when
other media organizations finished their counts and
fond that Gore one. And NOBODY has been able to do
a complete count, because there is now no way to tell
which absentee ballots were legal and which were not.

The Bush campaign insisted on counting ALL absentee
ballots, including those postmarked too late, those
not dated at all, those cast by people not registered
to vote, thos cast by non-citizens.

The only consensus that the media counts favored Bush
is found in the mainstream conservative media.

Bostonblackie©

In article , [email protected] says...
    >
    > You must have missed all the OTHER news last year when
    > other media organizations finished their counts and
    > fond that Gore one. And NOBODY has been able to do
    > a complete count, because there is now no way to tell
    > which absentee ballots were legal and which were not.
    >
    > The Bush campaign insisted on counting ALL absentee
    > ballots, including those postmarked too late, those
    > not dated at all, those cast by people not registered
    > to vote, thos cast by non-citizens.
    >
    > The only consensus that the media counts favored Bush
    > is found in the mainstream conservative media.
    >
The election is over, cupcake. Learn to live with it.

I don't care for Shrub either, but it's too late for a retro-abortion too, eh?
Get off you whiney ass and start campaigning for who you like for the next
one. Until then, deal with it, d00fus.

--
Boston Blackie©
mhm 29x8
"Enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friend to those who have no friend."
--from the intro to the Boston Blackie radio show (1945)

"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
- Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759.

"You don't have to be a member of the KKK,
to be a wizard under the sheets"

Proud member of the I am Spooge lits

Officially designated as Kooky Kent Kontroller

>>>>

JammerMan demonstrates real flaming in Message-ID:

"I rest my case. You've proven to not only be disturbed, but intellectually
inferior. You're the one that's getting spanked, btw ... the funny thing is
that you're doing it all by yourself with little help from me. But like a
cat who has grown bored playing with the mouse, it's time to place you in
the killfile for now."

Kent's sig is destructive! Message-ID:
"Too bad, too sad, you're mad. Changing my sig was what started all the
destruction of this so-called ACJFF and JFFC."

Kent makes religious doctrine!
Message-ID:
"Born again Christian my buttocks, you have to be a Christian to be born
again."

For Walter "The Wizard" Prescott, ignorance is bliss and a source of self-
amusement. Message-ID: :
"IP is basically known as Internet Protocol is it not? There are four
classes, A, B, C, and D. Fortunately, I don't know all that you here
know about computers. LOL!!!"

Walter Kent Prescott, who hid from service in Vietnam proclaims himself to be
a hero again in Message-ID: :
"...I was a hero quite a few times, while I was in the service of my country
and its people."

Here, Walter confuses service in a non-combat zone with combat service
in Message-ID :
"All service people are professional soldiers, all. That makes them
combat veterans as well."

Shabzham becomes the defacto standard for irony with this gem
in Message-ID
"...spanking someone does not consist of who can yell the
loudest or who can put the most vulgar words into a sentence or paragraph
without the proper punctuation! Sorry to say but that's another of them thar
rules you obviously know nothing about!"

Richard Bullis confesses again in Message-ID:
    :
"Yes, I have stated many times before that I have downloaded KP and
viewed it."

Dubois

"BostonBlackie©" wrote:
    > What did you expect from someone that believes that treaties have something to
    > do with the Constitution, but that the Supreme Court doesn't? He's probably a
    > whiner in real life too.

Of course, treatiesy are mentioned quite clearly in the
Constitution, which calles them "the supreme law of the land,"
and the Supreme Court has whole paragraphs devoted to it
in the Contitution. I do not believe that the Supreme
Court has nothing to do with the Constitution, not did I
say or even imply that.

If the best you can do to criticize what I wrote it to
lie about me, it reflects more poorly on you than on me,
and emphisizes your lack of credibily. Thanks!

John

On Wed, 02 Apr 2003 02:19:17 GMT, BostonBlackie©
wrote:

    >In article , [email protected] says...
    >>
    >> You must have missed all the OTHER news last year when
    >> other media organizations finished their counts and
    >> fond that Gore one. And NOBODY has been able to do
    >> a complete count, because there is now no way to tell
    >> which absentee ballots were legal and which were not.
    >>
    >> The Bush campaign insisted on counting ALL absentee
    >> ballots, including those postmarked too late, those
    >> not dated at all, those cast by people not registered
    >> to vote, thos cast by non-citizens.
    >>
    >> The only consensus that the media counts favored Bush
    >> is found in the mainstream conservative media.
    >>
    >The election is over, cupcake. Learn to live with it.
    >I don't care for Shrub either, but it's too late for a retro-abortion too, eh?
    >Get off you whiney ass and start campaigning for who you like for the next
    >one. Until then, deal with it, d00fus.

Hey, Boston Blackie:

Can't you shorten you "signature"? (see below)

Use 5 lines at most.

Smarten up.

By the way, what makes you think you can copyright "Boston Blackie"?

I would think the author of the Boston Blackie Radio series would own
that name.
--
Boston Blackie©
mhm 29x8
"Enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friend to those who have no
friend."
--from the intro to the Boston Blackie radio show (1945)

"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
- Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759.

"You don't have to be a member of the KKK,
to be a wizard under the sheets"

Proud member of the I am Spooge lits

Officially designated as Kooky Kent Kontroller

>>>>

JammerMan demonstrates real flaming in Message-ID:

"I rest my case. You've proven to not only be disturbed, but
intellectually
inferior. You're the one that's getting spanked, btw ... the funny
thing is
that you're doing it all by yourself with little help from me. But
like a
cat who has grown bored playing with the mouse, it's time to place you
in
the killfile for now."

Kent's sig is destructive! Message-ID:

"Too bad, too sad, you're mad. Changing my sig was what started all
the
destruction of this so-called ACJFF and JFFC."

Kent makes religious doctrine!
Message-ID:
"Born again Christian my buttocks, you have to be a Christian to be
born
again."

For Walter "The Wizard" Prescott, ignorance is bliss and a source of
self-
amusement. Message-ID: :
"IP is basically known as Internet Protocol is it not? There are four
classes, A, B, C, and D. Fortunately, I don't know all that you here
know about computers. LOL!!!"

Walter Kent Prescott, who hid from service in Vietnam proclaims
himself to be
a hero again in Message-ID: :
"...I was a hero quite a few times, while I was in the service of my
country
and its people."

Here, Walter confuses service in a non-combat zone with combat service
in Message-ID :
"All service people are professional soldiers, all. That makes them
combat veterans as well."

Shabzham becomes the defacto standard for irony with this gem
in Message-ID
"...spanking someone does not consist of who can yell the
loudest or who can put the most vulgar words into a sentence or
paragraph
without the proper punctuation! Sorry to say but that's another of
them thar
rules you obviously know nothing about!"

Richard Bullis confesses again in Message-ID:
    :
"Yes, I have stated many times before that I have downloaded KP and
viewed it."

Dubois

"BostonBlackie©" wrote:
    > The election is over, cupcake. Learn to live with it.

Yes, the election is over, ye master of the obvious
(and the tedious multi-sig which is of interest to
exactly one person). The election is history. If you
would like to get over it, by all means do so.
I take Sanytaya's observation to heart. "Those who
cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."

Bostonblackie©

In article , [email protected]
says...
    > On Wed, 02 Apr 2003 02:19:17 GMT, BostonBlackie©
    > wrote:
    >
    > Hey, Boston Blackie:

Whatcha need, blithering idiot
    >
    > Can't you shorten you "signature"? (see below)
    >
Geez, I already know what ny signature looks like. Only a hypocrital d00fus
would complain *and* repeat it.

    > Use 5 lines at most.
Sorry if I broke your newsreader. Next you'll be complaining about my
excessive headers too, eh?

    > Smarten up.
    >
Not if means being like you, no thanks.

    > By the way, what makes you think you can copyright "Boston Blackie"?
    >
    > I would think the author of the Boston Blackie Radio series would own
    > that name.
    >
I can understand why you'd think that. Coz you're an idiot. The *Boston
Blackie Radio series* has no ownership of that name. It belongs to the author
of the novelettes from whence it came. Said author is long since dead, so I
doubt that he'll be complaining anytime soon.

So, as you so pointedly put it....Smarten up.

HAND!

--
Boston Blackie©
mhm 29x8
"Enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friend to those who have no friend."
--from the intro to the Boston Blackie radio show (1945)

"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
- Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759.

"You don't have to be a member of the KKK,
to be a wizard under the sheets"

Proud member of the I am Spooge lits

Officially designated as Kooky Kent Kontroller

>>>>

JammerMan demonstrates real flaming in Message-ID:

"I rest my case. You've proven to not only be disturbed, but intellectually
inferior. You're the one that's getting spanked, btw ... the funny thing is
that you're doing it all by yourself with little help from me. But like a
cat who has grown bored playing with the mouse, it's time to place you in
the killfile for now."

Kent's sig is destructive! Message-ID:
"Too bad, too sad, you're mad. Changing my sig was what started all the
destruction of this so-called ACJFF and JFFC."

Kent makes religious doctrine!
Message-ID:
"Born again Christian my buttocks, you have to be a Christian to be born
again."

For Walter "The Wizard" Prescott, ignorance is bliss and a source of self-
amusement. Message-ID: :
"IP is basically known as Internet Protocol is it not? There are four
classes, A, B, C, and D. Fortunately, I don't know all that you here
know about computers. LOL!!!"

Walter Kent Prescott, who hid from service in Vietnam proclaims himself to be
a hero again in Message-ID: :
"...I was a hero quite a few times, while I was in the service of my country
and its people."

Here, Walter confuses service in a non-combat zone with combat service
in Message-ID :
"All service people are professional soldiers, all. That makes them
combat veterans as well."

Shabzham becomes the defacto standard for irony with this gem
in Message-ID
"...spanking someone does not consist of who can yell the
loudest or who can put the most vulgar words into a sentence or paragraph
without the proper punctuation! Sorry to say but that's another of them thar
rules you obviously know nothing about!"

Richard Bullis confesses again in Message-ID:
    :
"Yes, I have stated many times before that I have downloaded KP and
viewed it."

Bostonblackie©

In article , [email protected] says...
    > "BostonBlackie©" wrote:
    > > The election is over, cupcake. Learn to live with it.
    >
    > Yes, the election is over, ye master of the obvious
    > (and the tedious multi-sig which is of interest to
    > exactly one person). The election is history. If you
    > would like to get over it, by all means do so.
    > I take Sanytaya's observation to heart. "Those who
    > cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."
    >
Yet, you are the one still whining about it in several posts thus far. Why is
that?

--
Boston Blackie©
mhm 29x8
"Enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friend to those who have no friend."
--from the intro to the Boston Blackie radio show (1945)

"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
- Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759.

"You don't have to be a member of the KKK,
to be a wizard under the sheets"

Proud member of the I am Spooge lits

Officially designated as Kooky Kent Kontroller

>>>>

JammerMan demonstrates real flaming in Message-ID:

"I rest my case. You've proven to not only be disturbed, but intellectually
inferior. You're the one that's getting spanked, btw ... the funny thing is
that you're doing it all by yourself with little help from me. But like a
cat who has grown bored playing with the mouse, it's time to place you in
the killfile for now."

Kent's sig is destructive! Message-ID:
"Too bad, too sad, you're mad. Changing my sig was what started all the
destruction of this so-called ACJFF and JFFC."

Kent makes religious doctrine!
Message-ID:
"Born again Christian my buttocks, you have to be a Christian to be born
again."

For Walter "The Wizard" Prescott, ignorance is bliss and a source of self-
amusement. Message-ID: :
"IP is basically known as Internet Protocol is it not? There are four
classes, A, B, C, and D. Fortunately, I don't know all that you here
know about computers. LOL!!!"

Walter Kent Prescott, who hid from service in Vietnam proclaims himself to be
a hero again in Message-ID: :
"...I was a hero quite a few times, while I was in the service of my country
and its people."

Here, Walter confuses service in a non-combat zone with combat service
in Message-ID :
"All service people are professional soldiers, all. That makes them
combat veterans as well."

Shabzham becomes the defacto standard for irony with this gem
in Message-ID
"...spanking someone does not consist of who can yell the
loudest or who can put the most vulgar words into a sentence or paragraph
without the proper punctuation! Sorry to say but that's another of them thar
rules you obviously know nothing about!"

Richard Bullis confesses again in Message-ID:
    :
"Yes, I have stated many times before that I have downloaded KP and
viewed it."

Bostonblackie©

In article , [email protected] says...
    > "BostonBlackie©" wrote:
    > > What did you expect from someone that believes that treaties have something to
    > > do with the Constitution, but that the Supreme Court doesn't? He's probably a
    > > whiner in real life too.
    >
    > Of course, treatiesy are mentioned quite clearly in the
    > Constitution, which calles them "the supreme law of the land,"

By all means, provide citation of this phrase with regard to treaties.

    > and the Supreme Court has whole paragraphs devoted to it
    > in the Contitution.

The Supreme Court did nothing of the sort, moron. The constitution is a work
of the legislature. Has always been and will always be.


    > I do not believe that the Supreme
    > Court has nothing to do with the Constitution, not did I
    > say or even imply that.

They do have something to do with it, but not what you've been blathering
about. The Constitution calls for its creation and defines it powers. It's
the Supreme Court's mandate to enforce, uphold, and interpret it.

    >
    > If the best you can do to criticize what I wrote it to
    > lie about me, it reflects more poorly on you than on me,
    > and emphisizes your lack of credibily. Thanks!
    >
I just exposed *your* lack of credibility, fr00l00p.

But you can read my sig file again as a consolation prize. Soon you may find
yourself in there if you can't stop embarrassing yourself like this.

--
Boston Blackie©
mhm 29x8
"Enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friend to those who have no friend."
--from the intro to the Boston Blackie radio show (1945)

"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
- Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759.

"You don't have to be a member of the KKK,
to be a wizard under the sheets"

Proud member of the I am Spooge lits

Officially designated as Kooky Kent Kontroller

>>>>

JammerMan demonstrates real flaming in Message-ID:

"I rest my case. You've proven to not only be disturbed, but intellectually
inferior. You're the one that's getting spanked, btw ... the funny thing is
that you're doing it all by yourself with little help from me. But like a
cat who has grown bored playing with the mouse, it's time to place you in
the killfile for now."

Kent's sig is destructive! Message-ID:
"Too bad, too sad, you're mad. Changing my sig was what started all the
destruction of this so-called ACJFF and JFFC."

Kent makes religious doctrine!
Message-ID:
"Born again Christian my buttocks, you have to be a Christian to be born
again."

For Walter "The Wizard" Prescott, ignorance is bliss and a source of self-
amusement. Message-ID: :
"IP is basically known as Internet Protocol is it not? There are four
classes, A, B, C, and D. Fortunately, I don't know all that you here
know about computers. LOL!!!"

Walter Kent Prescott, who hid from service in Vietnam proclaims himself to be
a hero again in Message-ID: :
"...I was a hero quite a few times, while I was in the service of my country
and its people."

Here, Walter confuses service in a non-combat zone with combat service
in Message-ID :
"All service people are professional soldiers, all. That makes them
combat veterans as well."

Shabzham becomes the defacto standard for irony with this gem
in Message-ID
"...spanking someone does not consist of who can yell the
loudest or who can put the most vulgar words into a sentence or paragraph
without the proper punctuation! Sorry to say but that's another of them thar
rules you obviously know nothing about!"

Richard Bullis confesses again in Message-ID:
    :
"Yes, I have stated many times before that I have downloaded KP and
viewed it."

Light Templar

"BostonBlackie©" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > In article , [email protected] says...
    > > "BostonBlackie©" wrote:
    > > > What did you expect from someone that believes that treaties have
something to
    > > > do with the Constitution, but that the Supreme Court doesn't? He's
probably a
    > > > whiner in real life too.
    > >
    > > Of course, treatiesy are mentioned quite clearly in the
    > > Constitution, which calles them "the supreme law of the land,"
    > By all means, provide citation of this phrase with regard to treaties.

U.S. Constitution, Article VI, Clause 2 clearly states.

"This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in
Pursuance thereof; and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the
Authority of the United States, shall be the supreme Law of the Land; and
the Judges in every State shall be bound thereby, any Thing in the
Constitution or Laws of any State to the Contrary notwithstanding."


    > > and the Supreme Court has whole paragraphs devoted to it
    > > in the Contitution.
    > The Supreme Court did nothing of the sort, moron. The constitution is a
work
    > of the legislature. Has always been and will always be.

Actually, the Constitution was the work of the first constitutional
congress, during the
formation of the legislature, and before the creation of the Supreme Court.
The
Constitution provides for the creation of the Supreme Court for the purpose
of
interpreting and enforcing constitutional issues.

Bostonblackie©

In article ,
[email protected] says...
    >
    > "BostonBlackie©" wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > In article , [email protected] says...
    > > > "BostonBlackie©" wrote:
    > > > > What did you expect from someone that believes that treaties have
    > something to
    > > > > do with the Constitution, but that the Supreme Court doesn't? He's
    > probably a
    > > > > whiner in real life too.
    > > >
    > > > Of course, treatiesy are mentioned quite clearly in the
    > > > Constitution, which calles them "the supreme law of the land,"
    > >
    > > By all means, provide citation of this phrase with regard to treaties.
    >
    > U.S. Constitution, Article VI, Clause 2 clearly states.
    >
    > "This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in
    > Pursuance thereof; and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the
    > Authority of the United States, shall be the supreme Law of the Land; and
    > the Judges in every State shall be bound thereby, any Thing in the
    > Constitution or Laws of any State to the Contrary notwithstanding."
    >
Ya know what, you're right. Thanks for that cite. And I owe Mr. Dubois an
apology for that. I read that damn thing three times and missed it every
time. I obviously forgot the rule about posting after midnight.

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On Tue, 01 Apr 2003 19:23:51 -0500, DuBois
wrote:

    >MTV wrote:
    >> You must have missed all the news last year when the media finished their
    >> complete counts and found that Bush still won the Florida majority.
    >You must have missed all the OTHER news last year when
    >other media organizations finished their counts and
    >fond that Gore one. And NOBODY has been able to do
    >a complete count, because there is now no way to tell
    >which absentee ballots were legal and which were not.
    >The Bush campaign insisted on counting ALL absentee
    >ballots, including those postmarked too late, those
    >not dated at all, those cast by people not registered
    >to vote, thos cast by non-citizens.
    >The only consensus that the media counts favored Bush
    >is found in the mainstream conservative media.

The only consensus that the media counts favored Gore
is found in the extreme liberal media.

Light Templar

"BostonBlackie©" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > In article ,
    > [email protected] says...
    > >
    > > "BostonBlackie©" wrote in message
    > > news:[email protected]...
    > > > In article , [email protected] says...
    > > > > "BostonBlackie©" wrote:
    > > > > > What did you expect from someone that believes that treaties have
    > > something to
    > > > > > do with the Constitution, but that the Supreme Court doesn't?
He's
    > > probably a
    > > > > > whiner in real life too.
    > > > >
    > > > > Of course, treatiesy are mentioned quite clearly in the
    > > > > Constitution, which calles them "the supreme law of the land,"
    > > >
    > > > By all means, provide citation of this phrase with regard to treaties.
    > >
    > > U.S. Constitution, Article VI, Clause 2 clearly states.
    > >
    > > "This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be
made in
    > > Pursuance thereof; and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under
the
    > > Authority of the United States, shall be the supreme Law of the Land;
and
    > > the Judges in every State shall be bound thereby, any Thing in the
    > > Constitution or Laws of any State to the Contrary notwithstanding."
    > >
    > Ya know what, you're right. Thanks for that cite. And I owe Mr. Dubois
an
    > apology for that. I read that damn thing three times and missed it every
    > time. I obviously forgot the rule about posting after midnight.

No problem.