The Obama/Holder DOJ has gone too far -- apparently our laws are now based on an internationalist Marxist saying, not the U.S. Constitution!
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the major changes to the Obama/Holder Department of Justice Website- NO American flag and NO reference to our
Constitution, simply a reference to a statement by an advocate of
international (Marxist) law - check it out for yourself, go to the DOJ link in the
message. This is atrocious!
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W E B S I T E C H A N G E
and be the United Socialist States of America. November, 2012 is
around the corner, so get and stay engaged as if our nation
on it... because it
blue stars and
changed its web site. Gone are the colorful red, white,
Flag decorations on the page,
mankind, issuing from the life
the people." relevant
who in the 1930's was a leading
law" movement, which had as its
global
of those names, it definitely makes the DOJ look corrupt in
website with Marxist accessories to match.
of our Founders. People, we have lost our Republic.
example of what the slow, methodical misuse of power
government is doing as they lead us to socialism,
our republic as we have known it.
Get
depends on it, because IT DOES! *******************************************************
Bring
UNITED STATES OF
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The transition of the United States in to the United Socialist States is not something that could have been accomplished in one sweeping vote one year. Too many people would have fought it right then and there. No, it has been gradual. Very, very, very gradual. I choose to refer to it as sneaky, actually. Very, very sneaky. Just a little piece here, a little piece there. A change in law here, change in law there. Strategic placement of personnel here, strategic placement of personnel there. You getting the point? And it's being done right under your very noses, people. Duh.
"We are going to fundamentally change the United States of America." Didn't that at least make anybody take a second to think about the overall meaning? I know I did.
Fortunately, it appears that perhaps some of the formerly sleeping Americans are beginning to wake up and smell the coffee. I am hoping and praying it is in sufficient numbers to vote Obama, Holder and all of those czars of his out of office so we can begin to correct all of the damaging things that have been done to America. 2012 it is!
I think it stunk and we all should be ashamed of ourselves and our so-called public officials who are supposed to represent us. But that's just Obamacare. Lots and lots of other nasty things going on in this country unchecked and sinister as hell. First thing out of the chute come January must be the elimination of any and all traces of Obama in the White House and any and all who did his bidding in Congress without question. America needs a big fumigation!
I have to take a second, however, to note that I know there were many congressmen and women who voted against Obamacare, but with the Democrat-controlled Senate their voices got muted. So I don't mean to lump all of our congressional reps into this gripe.
That having been said, I guess I'm just not a very good politician. I honestly believe that everybody in this country with half a brain should have gotten up and squealed as loud as possible until something -- I don't know, legally? -- could be done. Perhaps impeachment even. The manner in which Obama and Pelosi and Reid got this passed into LAW, affecting you and me and the guy next door so totally adversely, was criminal, immoral, sinister -- I have not yet reached a point where I can intelligently discuss my feelings on this subject, so I'm going to stop right here. Maybe one day I'll calm down, but don't bet on it.
And you are, indeed, correct. We owe a tremendous amount of "thanks" to our traitors in the media for the mess we're in.
If Obama is re-elected in 4 years it will no longer resemble the country of our childhood.
Using your suggestion, I checked their website, and frankly, I couldn't find any flag at all.
However, this is not the first time an Egobama official has used an anti-American quote. I'm wondering if there are any Americans in the admninstration.
Note how proudly they proclaim their defense of the "Affordable Care Act" which they repeat makes medical care affordable for millions of Americans. That is another magicians misdirection in that it does make it affordable for some at the expense of most Americans for whom it will be more expensive and then they will also be taxed more heavily to pay for the health insurance that will make it more affordable for a few.
"When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." -- Benjamin Franklin
That is till this country collapses like a house whose foundation has been undermined by termites!
so it could be or might not be. still unknown & to be honest the DOJ should use quotes from the founding fathers or right from the constitution imo.
The quote does not come from an advocate of Marxist law:
From the PolitiFact article:
So we reached out to the Library of Congress. And three weeks later, they got back to us ... and the socialist conspiracy theory came crashing down.
It turns out, the quote did not come from C. Wilfred Jenks.
Jennifer Gavin, a spokeswoman at the Library of Congress said she asked two reference librarians to research the issue and here's what they found:
The inscription, "The common law is the will of mankind, issuing from the life of the people," is attributable to Hartley Burr Alexander, 1873-1939 - poet, philosopher, scholar, and architectural iconographer.
According to Hull's biographical sketch, Alexander "was a famed lecturer and teacher. He wrote articles, editorials and poems for several newspapers. He wrote and presented a number of pageants and a light opera. In addition to his articles in philosophical journals, he did field work in the anthropology of the Native American, developing a special interest in the poetic and spiritual quality of Native American songs and rituals and the symbolism of Native American mythology."
The Department of Justice Bui...
The quote does not come from an advocate of Marxist law:
From the PolitiFact article:
So we reached out to the Library of Congress. And three weeks later, they got back to us ... and the socialist conspiracy theory came crashing down.
It turns out, the quote did not come from C. Wilfred Jenks.
Jennifer Gavin, a spokeswoman at the Library of Congress said she asked two reference librarians to research the issue and here's what they found:
The inscription, "The common law is the will of mankind, issuing from the life of the people," is attributable to Hartley Burr Alexander, 1873-1939 - poet, philosopher, scholar, and architectural iconographer.
According to Hull's biographical sketch, Alexander "was a famed lecturer and teacher. He wrote articles, editorials and poems for several newspapers. He wrote and presented a number of pageants and a light opera. In addition to his articles in philosophical journals, he did field work in the anthropology of the Native American, developing a special interest in the poetic and spiritual quality of Native American songs and rituals and the symbolism of Native American mythology."
The Department of Justice Building isn't the only one inscribed with his words. According to Hull's research, Alexander -- who was president of the American Philosophical Association in 1918-1919 -- was commissioned to design the decorative scheme, and write inscriptions for the Nebraska State Capitol building, the Los Angeles Public Library, the Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Building in Philadelphia and the Oregon State Capitol building.
"The common law derives from the will of mankind, issuing from the life of the people, framed by mutual confidence, and sanctioned by the light of reason", but no one is sure where the quote came from."
The quotes that ring the building were selected during the construction process back in the administration of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Some attorneys believed the quote is pulled or adapted from the writing of Sir William Blackstone, the 18th Century British jurist, who wrote the Commentaries on the Laws of England, which influenced not only British law, but also the American constitutional and legal system. But other Department of Justice employees say the quote originates from British lawyer, C. Wilfred Jenks, who back in the late 1930s and after World War II was a leading figure in the "international law" movement, which sought to impose a global, common law, and advocated for global workers rights. Jenks was a long-time member of the United Nation's International Labor Organization, and author of a number of globalist tracts, including a set of essays published back in 1958, entitled The Common Law of Mankind.