Obama Plotting to Bypass Congress
on UN Climate Regime
EXCERPT:
The Obama administration, conspiring with the United Nations and various foreign governments, is plotting to foist a draconian “global-warming” regime on the American people — without ratification by a two-thirds majority of the U.S. Senate, as required by the Constitution for all treaties. The radical strategy primarily involves semantics and legal quackery: Instead of calling the controversial scheme a “treaty,” the White House is pursuing what it calls an international “accord.” If Congress does not step in to stop it, the global plot would ration emissions of carbon dioxide and energy while redistributing potentially trillions of dollars from Western taxpayers to Third World regimes. Globalists and alarmists hope to conclude the UN deal at a “climate” summit in Paris next year.
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Impeachment is Appropriate:
An Open Letter to Congress: Michael Anthony Peroutka
Published on Jan 31, 2014
Leading up to the January 28th State of the Union Speech, Barack Obama and his spokesmen made statements to the effect that he plans to use his pen to sign executive orders to enact law on his own authority. He says he will do this because, in his view, Congress has not, or will not, pass certain legislation that he desires.
Based on this bald assertion of prerogative by Obama, articles of impeachment should be filed against him immediately...
Based on this bald assertion of prerogative by Obama, articles of impeachment should be filed against him immediately...
False Premises - "I'll Do It Myself": Michael Anthony Peroutka:
Published on Aug 19, 2014
Barack Obama has repeatedly threatened that if Congress doesn’t give him his way on immigration and bailouts and Obamacare, he’ll just do it himself. After all, he’s got a pen and a phone.
Aside from the obvious separation of powers issue, all these “I'll do it myself" threats got me to thinking that maybe there is a common underlying and unspoken premise in play here.
The premise is that government – civil government – can actually do something to improve the economic vitality of the county, the state, the region and the country or the world.
Here’s the bad news – the premise is a false one.
Aside from the obvious separation of powers issue, all these “I'll do it myself" threats got me to thinking that maybe there is a common underlying and unspoken premise in play here.
The premise is that government – civil government – can actually do something to improve the economic vitality of the county, the state, the region and the country or the world.
Here’s the bad news – the premise is a false one.
