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Obama’s Puerile Molestation Of The Constitution Is Gruesome & Exceptionally Dangerous
Americans Must Stand up to High Lawlessness, If We Are to Last as a Law & Order Nation
Canada Free Press
By Kelly OConnell (Bio and Archives) Sunday, August 25, 2013
(15 Reasons Why America Must Embrace Bible-Friendly Policy to Survive the 3rd Millennium)
It has become painfully clear that Barack holds an al a carte theory of American law—to be taken piece by piece, but not by whole. For example, he clearly does not consider the Constitution binding, unless its’ mandates already fit into his plans.
For this reason it is inevitable that when Obama taught “constitutional law” as an unpublished, non-professor instructor, he would have used the theory of evolving “living law.” (see Teaching Law, Testing Ideas, Obama Stood Slightly Apart) Therefore, when we observe Barack as making legal decisions off the cuff, he uses the style of lex animata, or the living law. In effect, an elected office holder becomes the very embodiment of what the Founders fought against—much to their grave-turning horror.
Without Rule of Law, Every Nation Must Degenerate into Default Personality Worship
It is clearly a danger to the republic for any politician to flout the law, but especially for the commander in chief. This makes his actions wholly unpredictable. But what should be done? Many private discussions are now being held on whether Barack could be impeached for his unconstitutional lawlessness. This brief article examines the doctrine which built America and which apparently Barack does not accept—the Rule of Law. History teaches us that the leader who becomes lex animata, a law unto themselves, morphs into a tyrant who then subjugates his citizens into slavery.
I. What is the Rule of Law?
America has often been referred to as a land where the king was dethroned and law was put in his place. But what is the Rule of Law? The ancient Greeks, such as Aristotle, and the Romans understood that the law had to stand above any king. And, for example, Bernard Levinson finds the first constitution in ancient Israel—see The First Constitution: Rethinking the Origins of Rule of Law and Separation of Powers in Light of Deuteronomy. Over the centuries since, the common man has had to battle to have his side of arguments against the powerful heard and his property and rights defended.
But it was not until the 17th century that the modern sense of the Rule of Law began to take root. Samuel Rutherford (1600-1661), a Scottish divinity professor and pastor penned the infamous Lex Rex as a biblical defense of the Rule of Law and the right to rebel against ungodly leaders. John Coffey, in his Politics, Religion and the British Revolutions: The Mind of Samuel Rutherford, Rutherford argued for a separation between the king and judges so that the supreme leader could not control the outcomes of cases. Judges were answerable to God, not kings. Law came only from God, and men were responsible to make their laws in conformity with God’s rules.
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The world is getting dangerous. It could be that Obama is spying on the neocons, and what if they funded the false flag gas attacks in Syria? You have to keep an eye on these people.
of-coarse it’s a false flag.. it’s always a false flag.. not much JUST happens.. it’s always planned..
alqaeda is al-cia-duh .. it’s the cia’s muslim army.. backed an trained as the ‘freedom fighters’ in the russian/ afgan war.. they work for us..
oneday , they will be the USA shariah law police force..