Judge Andrew Napolitano: How the Courts K**led Natural Law
Oct 5, 2018 14:26:04 #
Judge Andrew Napolitano: How the Courts K**led Natural Law
http://www.paulstramer.net/2018/10/judge-andrew-napolitano-how-courts.html?m=1
Quote from the video:
"For those of you who think Brett Kavanaugh is a constitutionalist, you should know that his actions were and are totally unconstitutional. He was the lawyer for the PATRIOT ACT, during Bush II's reign, and as we have said right along, he's nothing but another Bush domestic-enemy-t*****r- asshole.
The circumstances that the c****e-rats have brought about in this absurd three-ring-circus-smear- campaign are abhorrent, clearly well pre-planned and paid for by Soros et al, in collusion with many corrupt senators, congressmen, alleged "victims", "witnesses" and lame stream media whores. Though this smear job is obliterating any semblance of justice, as it is supposed to exist in the Bill of Rights of this "free" country, Kavanaugh is definitely not the guy we, the people, need to wrest the Supreme Court from the pernicious c****e-corporate-political crap it has dealt out over the decades. He is not the guy who will uphold the true Law, enforce our Constitution and safeguard our precious inherent rights secured to the people therein. Actually, if you think about this, it's ironic and rather comical to see this hypocritical, privileged system's guy, who masquerades as a "constitutionalist", being denied and deprived of his rights to constitutionally compliant due process of law. The Universe really must have a very sharp, keen sense of humor! Or as some people might say, karma's a b***h!"
The Constitution represented a c**p from the beginning, and it's a dead letter today. The Declaration of Independence, however, is a truly radical libertarian document still worthy of consideration. Judge Andrew Napolitiano, our Distinguished Scholar in Law and Jurisprudence, recently gave a rousing talk at Mises University on the Declaration's natural law tradition–and how federal courts relentlessly and successfully attacked the principles it represented. This is Judge Nap at his scorching best, and you won't want to miss his comments on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
I received this in an email
Just food for thought.
Time will tell.
A Brer Rabbit ploy?
I hope not, but it has happened before.
Conservative judges, turning out to not be conservative.
http://www.paulstramer.net/2018/10/judge-andrew-napolitano-how-courts.html?m=1
Quote from the video:
"For those of you who think Brett Kavanaugh is a constitutionalist, you should know that his actions were and are totally unconstitutional. He was the lawyer for the PATRIOT ACT, during Bush II's reign, and as we have said right along, he's nothing but another Bush domestic-enemy-t*****r- asshole.
The circumstances that the c****e-rats have brought about in this absurd three-ring-circus-smear- campaign are abhorrent, clearly well pre-planned and paid for by Soros et al, in collusion with many corrupt senators, congressmen, alleged "victims", "witnesses" and lame stream media whores. Though this smear job is obliterating any semblance of justice, as it is supposed to exist in the Bill of Rights of this "free" country, Kavanaugh is definitely not the guy we, the people, need to wrest the Supreme Court from the pernicious c****e-corporate-political crap it has dealt out over the decades. He is not the guy who will uphold the true Law, enforce our Constitution and safeguard our precious inherent rights secured to the people therein. Actually, if you think about this, it's ironic and rather comical to see this hypocritical, privileged system's guy, who masquerades as a "constitutionalist", being denied and deprived of his rights to constitutionally compliant due process of law. The Universe really must have a very sharp, keen sense of humor! Or as some people might say, karma's a b***h!"
The Constitution represented a c**p from the beginning, and it's a dead letter today. The Declaration of Independence, however, is a truly radical libertarian document still worthy of consideration. Judge Andrew Napolitiano, our Distinguished Scholar in Law and Jurisprudence, recently gave a rousing talk at Mises University on the Declaration's natural law tradition–and how federal courts relentlessly and successfully attacked the principles it represented. This is Judge Nap at his scorching best, and you won't want to miss his comments on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
I received this in an email
Just food for thought.
Time will tell.
A Brer Rabbit ploy?
I hope not, but it has happened before.
Conservative judges, turning out to not be conservative.
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