Stewart Rhodes Nullify Now Phoenix Arizona 2
Channel: republicusagold
Date: 2011-02-16

Phoenix Arizona Nullify Now http://www.Oathkeeper.org Stewart Rhodes What happened in Tunisia?  The General in charge of the troops refused to open fire on the people.  There were corrupt police.   But they backed down.  The people of Tunisia had a bloodless revolution.

Do you have the courage of the pot smokers in California?  Do you have the courage of the people of Tunisians?   To the police:  do you have the courage of the Tunisian Military?

This is our time.  "Better us there is to be trouble, let it come in my day so my child may have peace."  Thomas Paine

Not on our watch.  Not on my watch.  Who here has sworn an oath to the Constitution to protect it from all enemies foreign and domestic?  Look at the declaration of independence.  There is a long history of abuses and usurpations.

This did not start with Bush it started with Lincoln.  Lincoln tried 5,000 war resistors.  At Trial in 1866 was the argument that the bill of rights are only Peace time provisions only.  The Supreme Court rejected this argument stating there has never been a more pernicious doctrine has ever been invented in the mind of man, that the provisions of the constitution can be set aside during war or emergency.

FDR resurrected the idea during World war 2 with the Japanese internment.  When people are afraid they will give up their liberties.

Bush's executive order was similar to FDR's and Lincolns as well.  The modern resurrection didn't start with Bush, it started with Clinton and the Oklahoma City bombing.  Two lawyers argued that the president should try Timothy McVeigh under a Military Tribunal.   The Militia Movement should be tried under military Tribunal.  President Clinton should use the powers as Commander in chief.

What Clinton did not do Bush did do.  And now Obama has that power.  He claims the right to assassinate American citizens when he thinks they are enemy combatants.  They don't even get a trial.

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