russell
Who's a traitor?
Mon Apr 12, 2004 13:34
198.134.2.62

When you took your oath as a new recruit into the military, you swore to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States from all enemies, foreign or domestic....or words closely resembling these. Vietnam was an undeclared war, which violates Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution. Therefore, all the Presidents, all of the Cabinet members, and the entire Congress violated the Constitution when they appropriated and spent the first dollar on that war. They are all traitors who committed treason against the legitimate government of the United States. In the same manner, any military personnel that obeyed a direct order to serve in Vietnam, violated their oath and violated the Constitution. They are also traitors and committed treason. Flying 101 missions over Vietnam was treason against the Constitution.

Same thing applies to Bush, Congress and the military today. The politicians are committing treason against their oaths of office and the Constitution. All of the military personnel in Iraq and Afghanistan today are traitors, as they are violating their military oath.

Instead of sending me emails in reply, why don't you think about what our nation would be like if each person lived within the Constitution? Don't get mad at me 'cause I told you the truth.