Insurrection (in general)

[palani]

From the book "Principles of the Federal Law ... " available here

http://books.google.com/books?id=75lQAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA262&dq=defacto+principle&hl=en&sa=X&ei=4VPHT7CLG-WU2QXPvZHcCw&ved=0CDcQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=defacto%20principle&f=false


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[palani]

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[palani]

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[palani]

belligerent (adj.)
1570s, from L. belligerantem (nom. belligerans), pp. of belligerare "to wage war," from bellum "war" + gerere "to bear, to carry." The noun meaning "party or nation at war" is from 1811. Related: Belligerently.

insurgent (n.)
"one who rises in revolt," 1765, from L. insurgentem (nom. insurgens), prp. of insurgere "rise up, rise against, revolt," from in- "against," or perhaps merely intensive, + surgere "to rise" (see surge). An obsolete verb insurge "to rise in opposition or insurrection" is attested from 1530s.

[Glass]

All very interesting. I thought 159 was especially interesting. That Government always claims superiority. Ever notice that? Rhetorical question.

[palani]

The Boy Scouts of America choose to label the legislative actions of the Girl Scouts of America null and void. They exist in mutually exclusive planes and cannot see each others actions as valid within their own plane. The federal government only addresses actions that it can take within its' plane and must ignore actions that it is prohibited from performing. Therefore those actions don't exist.