To give such power to the military is to abdicate the will to continue to exist as a free society. Let the Pentagon waste the taxpayers' billions in their unholy patronage with the arms industry and the politicians. Let them spend their instruments of destruction on their real and invented enemies. But keep them away from the reins of civil society. Lest we harvest the end of liberty.
Common sense can sometimes turn into the lazy road towards dangerous decisions.
This Navy gift, Rossell explains his people, is cause for gratitude and rejoicing. Those who scorn the gift, like Laocoon, deserve to be swallowed by sea snakes, he and his progeny. They have tried everything to eliminate our existence as a community different from, and in opposition to, the military occupation of our lands and seas. Good deeds are never labored under the cloak of dark secrecy. The necessary approval for this first step in the Rear Admiral's plan had to come from the majority in the Municipal Assembly, presided by the Navy candidate for mayor, do a Juana Rivera Guishard.