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**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 92520 04-25-2012 12:40 PM

He will just ignore them, like all the other stuff in the past. Nothing will happen, mark my words. Heartflowers

**Moco** lop guest User ID: 49195 04-25-2012 02:15 PM

They ain't gonna do shit. They sold out on the BAC mortgage fraud and robo signing, illegal court docs.

Make it look like they have a say, attacking other puppet government and let the banksters ruin everything else.

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 92536 04-25-2012 02:15 PM

The Att Gen's are owned by the CROWN, based in London England. So is the US of A.

Here's an excerpt from Att. Gen. of Illinois Lisa Madigan's website: The powers generally understood to belong to the Attorney General at common law have been summarized as follows:

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* * * 1st. To prosecute all actions, necessary for the protection and defense of the property and revenues of the crown. 2d. By information, to bring certain classes of persons accused of crimes and misdemeanors to trial. [3rd.] By scire facias, to revoke and annul grants made by the crown improperly, or when forfeited by the grantee thereof. 4th. By information, to recover money or other chattels, or damages for wrongs committed on the land, or other possessions of the crown. 5th. By writ of quo warranto, to determine the right of him who claims or usurps any office, franchise or liberty, and to vacate the charter, or annul the existence of a corporation, for violations of its charter, or for omitting to exercise its corporate powers. 6th. By writ of mandamus, to compel the admission of an officer duly chosen to his office, and to compel his restoration when illegally ousted. 7th. By information in chancery, to enforce trusts, and to prevent public nuisances, and the abuse of trust powers. 8th. By proceedings in rem, to recover property to which the crown may be entitled, by forfeiture for treason, and property, for which there is no other legal owner, such as wrecks, treasure trove, &c. (3 Black. Com., 256-7, 260 to 266; id., 427 and 428; 4 id., 308, 312.) 9th. And in certain cases, by information in chancery, for the protection of the rights of lunatics, and others, who are under the protection of the crown. (Mitford's Pl., 24-30, Adams' Equity, 301-2.)

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 92528 04-25-2012 02:28 PM

Black H@t Wrote:

I do not know why he hasn't been impeached yet or at the very least not on the 2012 ticket & according to his private convo with the Russians he believes he is going to win this election. Ha Only if he steals the election will this f*cker win.

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 90891 04-25-2012 03:02 PM

LoP Guest Wrote:

U.S. Attorney Generals Rising Up: Calling Into Account 21 Illegal Obama Administration Violations!

MEMO: A Report on Obama Administration Violations of Law
FROM: Attorneys General Tom Horne, Arizona; Pam Bondi, Florida; Sam Olens, Georgia; Bill Schuette, Michigan; Scott Pruitt, Oklahoma; Marty Jackley, South Dakota; Alan Wilson, South Carolina; Greg Abbott, Texas; Ken Cuccinelli, Virginia

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Introduction

As chief legal officers of the states and commonwealths, attorneys general are the last line of defense against an increasingly overreaching federal government. Attorneys general have a duty to uphold the laws of their respective states and uphold the U.S. and state constitutions.

One of the ways in which attorneys general protect the integrity of state laws and constitutions is by carefully reviewing the actions of the federal government and responding when they break the law or overstep the bounds of the Constitution.

Federalism is the division of authority between the federal and state governments that the Founding Fathers created to provide a check on federal power so that the federal government would not become destructive of the very liberty it was instituted to protect.

While some naïvely argue that the Constitution should “evolve” due to the fact that our Founders could not sforeseen the issues faced by our country today, they forget that the Founders faced tyranny firsthand and understood it well. This led to the creation of a Constitution that relies on limited government, precisely to protect our citizens from today’s unprecedented overstepping of the “division of authority.”

http://politicalvelcraft.org/2012/04/25/...iolations/

Please remember this is americas first afro american administration and their natural inclination toward lawlessness should be taken into account they do not understand that you have to have some discretion in their crimes like their white counterparts they will evolve. Jptdknpa

**RebelAtHeart**

Sitting Lunatic Wrote:

Ah... So now the U.S. Attorneys are "rising up" eh? Wow. Noting violations of law that Obama is said to have committed. Interesting. While I only vote Republican because that Party rules and the Democrats are not impressive or don't have it all together (the majority pretty much fell off the turnip truck and always leave their brains on the doorstep before entering the halls of Congress), I respect whoever is in the White House regardless of political party. Now Obama here has been trying his damndest abd yes, ends up sucking big time, this seems to me to be quite pointless other than to be assholic and disrespectful towards the President.

Respecting the office of President and the person in it are two different things.

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 92556 04-25-2012 03:57 PM

Luvapottamus Wrote:

Oops, you already listed the violations.

Glad to see Oklahoma is represented.

ME TOO!!!

**The Comedian**

Sitting Lunatic Wrote:

Ah... So now the U.S. Attorneys are "rising up" eh? Wow. Noting violations of law that Obama is said to have committed. Interesting. While I only vote Republican because that Party rules and the Democrats are not impressive or don't have it all together (the majority pretty much fell off the turnip truck and always leave their brains on the doorstep before entering the halls of Congress), I respect whoever is in the White House regardless of political party. Now Obama here has been trying his damndest abd yes, ends up sucking big time, this seems to me to be quite pointless other than to be assholic and disrespectful towards the President.

That because this "President" is assholic and deserves nothing but disrespect.

Outstanding thread! 5 stars!

**The Comedian**

Black H@t Wrote:

I do not know why he hasn't been impeached yet or at the very least not on the 2012 ticket & according to his private convo with the Russians he believes he is going to win this election. Ha Only if he steals the election will this f*cker win.

That's exactly what his master's plan is:
George Soros’ Secretary of State Project (SOSP)
http://www.nowtheendbegins.com/blog/?p=5472

**kittykat**

Black H@t Wrote:

I do not know why he hasn't been impeached yet or at the very least not on the 2012 ticket & according to his private convo with the Russians he believes he is going to win this election. Ha Only if he steals the election will this f*cker win.

pretty arrogant and assuming on his part yes , unless he knows
the future and something we all dont

or is planning on stealing the election - AGAIN!?

**kittykat**

RebelAtHeart Wrote:

Sitting Lunatic Wrote:
Ah... So now the U.S. Attorneys are "rising up" eh? Wow. Noting violations of law that Obama is said to have committed. Interesting. While I only vote Republican because that Party rules and the Democrats are not impressive or don't have it all together (the majority pretty much fell off the turnip truck and always leave their brains on the doorstep before entering the halls of Congress), I respect whoever is in the White House regardless of political party. Now Obama here has been trying his damndest abd yes, ends up sucking big time, this seems to me to be quite pointless other than to be assholic and disrespectful towards the President.

Respecting the office of President and the person in it are two different things.

yes- and disrespect breeds disrespect

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 92191 04-25-2012 05:02 PM

LoP Guest Wrote:

While some naïvely argue that the Constitution should “evolve” due to the fact that our Founders could not have foreseen the issues faced by our country today, they forget that the Founders faced tyranny firsthand and understood it well. This led to the creation of a Constitution that relies on limited government, precisely to protect our citizens from today’s unprecedented overstepping of the “division of authority.”

http://politicalvelcraft.org/2012/04/25/...iolations/

No naivety there, it's by pure intent and phrases like that really tick me off.

Dog+Pony= Rover, dear Rover send the sheep right over

**Sunny**

Unfortunately I don't think anything will be done about it either.

I wonder if anyone in the gulf states are going to vote for him, there was so much wrong done during the BP spill.

**Blueacres**

"" And in certain cases, by information in chancery, for the protection of the rights of lunatics, and others, who are under the protection of the crown. ""

We're all safe then?

Anon

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 92573 04-25-2012 05:17 PM

Black H@t Wrote:

Only if he steals the election will this f*cker win.

IF he steals the election??

REALLY?!

You still believe in fair elections???

facepalm