Fake president makes fake law

[midnight rambler]

Enough is enough.

http://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/constitution/item/17517-america-rejects-rule-by-decree-as-critics-lambaste-obama-speech

[palani]

'Bama's decrees ARE law but they come with certain BOUNDARY CONDITIONS. There are 40 marker stones around the District of Columbia that proclaim what the limits of his authority is.

http://www.boundarystones.org/

http://www.boundarystones.org/images/NE6.jpg

[midnight rambler]

'Bama's decrees ARE law but they come with certain BOUNDARY CONDITIONS. There are 40 marker stones around the District of Columbia that proclaim what the limits of his authority is.



How can someone who fails to meet the qualifications for an office have ANY legitimacy at all?? ???

[palani]

How can someone who fails to meet the qualifications for an office have ANY legitimacy at all?? ???

The acts of a de facto officer are valid. There is more case law on the de facto principle in the U.S. than any of the U.K. countries. Seems we have pursued the issue more than they have.

However, valid or not valid, his edicts don't extend beyond a territory 10 miles on a side. I can say this while others may not but then I have availed myself of rights recognized as such by 15 Stat 223.

[midnight rambler]

The acts of a de facto officer are valid.

P.T. Barnum was right then, huh. This is a nation of rubes, and apparently the rubes are loving every minute of it.

[gunDriller]

Where are the Dulles Brothers when you need them ?

[vacuum]

'Bama's decrees ARE law but they come with certain BOUNDARY CONDITIONS. There are 40 marker stones around the District of Columbia that proclaim what the limits of his authority is.

http://www.boundarystones.org/

http://www.boundarystones.org/images/NE6.jpg

You've got to give the masons credit, they do some things right.

[palani]

P.T. Barnum was right then, huh. This is a nation of rubes, and apparently the rubes are loving every minute of it.
I should point out though that all that case law developed for de facto officers presumed a de jure government.

When it comes to history the British have much more experience dealing with de facto governments that what we do here.