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We've come to learn that the Bush Administration often suffers reversals in the quiet corners of the government, where public servants trained to respect the Rule of Law actually adhere to their training and stand their ground. The Bush Administration will usually react with a combination of maneuvers—it will find a way to do what it intended notwithstanding the defiant assertion of the law; it will attack the person who stood in its way, frequently looking to thuggish tactics in the process; and it will turn disingenuously to Congress for new tools which allow it to evade the obstacle. Recently, the Administration turned to Congress with an urgent press for changes in the FISA statute. And then some observers, more finely attuned to these issues than I, started asking questions. We should credit the team who figured this out first. Not surprisingly it was Mike Isikoff and Mark Hosenball at Newsweek, two of the sharpest and best connected reporters on the national security beat in Washington:
A secret ruling by a federal judge has restricted the U.S. intelligence community's surveillance of suspected terrorists overseas and prompted the Bush administration's current push for "emergency" legislation to expand its wiretapping powers, according to a leading congressman and a legal source who has been briefed on the matter.
The order by a judge on the top-secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court has never been publicly acknowledged by administration officials—and the details of it (including the identity of the judge who wrote it) remain highly classified. But the judge, in an order several months ago, apparently concluded that the administration had overstepped its legal authorities in conducting warrantless eavesdropping even under the scaled-back surveillance program that the White House first agreed to permit the FISA court to review earlier this year, said one lawyer who has been briefed on the order but who asked not to be publicly identified because of its sensitivity.
So now Bush is back in Congress, asking it to retailor FISA to give him a way around the court's ruling. The problem remains: we don't know exactly what happened, or why, and we're certainly not going to hear any honest account from the Department of Justice.
I haven't had the time to wade my way through this issue, but for the moment, let me point my readers to the four writers in the blogosphere who have addressed these questions with insight and authority:
Key issues apparently arose from the fact that the Administration wanted to target information coming through fiber optic cables routing to telecommunications switches inside the United States. By targeting these switches, the Administration hoped to gain access to foreign communications that had been routed into the U.S. even though both parties are outside the U.S. If that was all that was at stake, it would be fairly easy to get Congress to agree to amend FISA to allow warrantless surveillance as long as no U.S. persons located in the U.S. were involved.
However, the federal judge apparently objected to more than this. Apparently, the court objected to a procedure in which the Administration sought a "basket warrant" for multiple targets (instead of individual targets as generally required by FISA) and tapped multiple conversations where one end was foreign and it did not know where the other end was located. In some substantial number of cases, the surveillance might route through the United States, or, even more seriously, involve calls with at least one party in the U.S.
Georgetown Professor Marty Lederman:
First, even though the FISA Court has now nixed even the scaled-back version of the NSA program, the Administration presumably is not (not yet, anyway) resurrecting its AUMF and Article II arguments to circumvent FISA. That's curious — wonder why not.
Second, it must be the case that the NSA's aim is not simply to surveille foreigners who it already suspects as being part of Al Qaeda. It can obtain a FISA order as to those folks. What it wants, instead, is to be able to intercept foreign communications coming over domestic wires where (i) it does not have probable cause to believe that any of the parties is a terrorist or agent of a foreign power; and (ii) there is a chance that some of the intercepted communications will be with persons in the U.S.
FISA does not allow surveillance where both of those conditions obtain. (Indeed, insofar as the surveillance picks up U.S. persons in such cases, without proof that either party is the agent of a foreign power, it would probably violate the Fourth Amendment, too, at least according to the pre-FISA cases that considered the question.)
George Washington University Professor Orin Kerr:
From what I can tell, the legal issue is how FISA applies when the government wants to monitor someone outside the United States whose communications happen to be routed through the United States through U.S. switches. And specifically, what to do when the government has no idea where the people are on the other end of that person's calls and e-mails, but they want to monitor from the U.S. switch. The problem, as I emphasized in my draft article Updating the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, is that the government often won't know where people are or who they are — and if the law requires them to know that, then how the law applies will be very hard to figure out.
Specifically, the key legal issue here probably is the scope of 50 U.S.C. 1801(f)(2), which states that a FISA warrant is required if the government acquires "the contents of any wire communication to or from a person in the United States, without the consent of any party thereto, if such acquisition occurs in the United States." Under this statute, no FISA warrant is required so long as a communication is foreign to foreign. But what happens if no one knows if a communication is foreign to foreign?
And finally, Spencer Ackerman at TPM Muckraker who gives us a series of important insights drawn from the current Congressional negotiations.
I'll just venture one prediction at this point. The main thrust of the Bush Administration's push is to say that we should simply trust Alberto Gonzales to manage the program without judicial oversight. Given Mr. Gonzales's unmatched record for independence, integrity and adherence to the letter of the law, I think we can safely say that Congress isn't going to buy that.
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Benalla Saints have started their season strongly with a 73-point win over Seymour.April 16, 2014 3:17am
A 73-point victory in round one of the Goulburn Valley Football League is far from Benalla Saints' best, coach Luke Morgan believes.
After getting knocked out of finals in straight sets last season, the Saints sent an ominous message to their opposition with victory over Seymour at Kings Park on Saturday.
However, while Morgan said the win was a good way to start the season, it was far from his side's best.
''I thought we didn't fire on all cylinders at all during the game,'' he said.
''Defensively we let too many goals through; we should have been able to restrict Seymour a bit more than that.
''We can get cleaner with the footy going forward.''
The Saints got the early jump on Seymour, largely thanks to new recruit Josh Marchbank's strength in the ruck.
''The start was very good; being 8-0 in the first quarter in centre clearances was a fantastic start by the midfield group lead by Josh Marchbank,'' Morgan said.
Marchbank was best on field in his debut, and provided midfield brothers James and Will Martiniello with first hands at the ball.
Down forward the Saints were happy to share the ball, with their 24 goals coming from 13 different players.
''I was also happy to be able to kick goals coming from 13 different goalkickers, a good spread was pretty impressive,'' Morgan said.
''I was impressed with the way everyone contributed but I still think we can get a lot better.''
After leading by 30 points at half-time the Saints booted seven goals to Seymour's two to stretch the lead to 60 points at three quarter time and put the game beyond doubt.
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Cassandra Trenary of American Ballet Theater: "I had so much fun. There were moments that didn't go so well, but I was able to get to a place mentally where they didn't freak me out. It didn't ruin anything. I was able to move past it and breathe."
New York Times Published:07.01.16
Who Taught The Latest Tarzan How To Move? A Ballet Choreographer
"For The Legend of Tarzan, … director David Yates wanted his leading man Alexander Skarsgård to be the most authentic and instinctive Tarzan ever seen. Whom did he task with making it happen? Step forward, Royal Ballet choreographer Wayne McGregor. Getting English ballet's most respected choreographer to train the lord of the apes may not seem an obvious move. But director Yates knew exactly what he was doing."
The Telegraph (UK) Published:06.27.16
Clement Crisp Remembers The Bolshoi Ballet's First-Ever Visit To The West, 60 Years Ago In London
"Three days before booking opened, there was a queue for the box office that stretched down the street and, Topsy-like, kept on growing. … We settled down to wait for the opening night on October 3 – with wild hopes that requests for first-night tickets might be answered. Then came the affair of Nina and the hats."
Financial Times Published:06.24.16
Self-Care: An ABT Principal On Sleep, Diet, Athleticism, Pain, And Adrenaline
Isabella Boylston: "My relationship to pain is obviously a lot different than most people, as a ballerina. Dancers do have a really high pain tolerance. … We just don't know when to stop. … The great thing about performing is that all the adrenaline takes the pain away. I never feel pain in a performance. The next day that I'm like, Owww."
The Cut Published:06.23.16
MIT Algorithm Predicts Future By Watching TV Clips
"After the AI devoured all that video to train itself, the researchers fed the algorithm a single frame from a video it had not seen and tasked it with predicting what would happen next. The algorithm got it right about 43 percent of the time."
Wired Published:06.26.16
What You Know Versus What You Say – It's Complicated
"I am surrounded by colleagues who study members of our species by presenting them with questionnaires. They trust the answers they receive and have ways, they assure me, of checking their veracity. But who says that what people say about themselves reveals actual emotions and motivations?"
Aeon Published:06.30.16
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NPR Published:06.27.16
How Should We Respond To Evil? Destroy It? (Good Luck With That)
"Recent history and philosophy have taught that violence is the surest outcome of blithely ascribing the quality of evil to another. At best, this process may supplant the thing we brand evil for a time, but the notion that evil can be 'destroyed' is an ethical version of a fool's errand. "
New York Times Published:06.27.16
Black Chicago, The MacArthur Foundation, And the Ethics Of Cultural Philanthropy
Stating "The children of Chicago are demanding that $100 million of the $7 billion MacArthur Foundation has in assets be used to invest in Black communities and help Black children in Chicago survive violence in their communities," the city's Black Star Project staged a march last week on the foundation's headquarters. Zoe Mendelson writes, "Of course foundations can have their own funding priorities, but at what point does an emergency in their hometown merit special intervention? … MacArthur's basic stance is that it's already doing its part. The impossible question becomes: When are you helping enough?"
Hyperallergic Published:06.29.16
Diversity And Inclusion In British Arts – How Much Progress In 25 Years?
Arts Council England's National Council member David Bryan considers what has happened in the quarter-century since he first wrote a major article on the subject and offers five possible actions for the future.
Arts Professional (UK) Published:06.30.16
Seeking Equity In The Arts (As Opposed To Equality)
"It falls to those seeking fair equity to propose a new way to allocate resources, with all the pros and cons on the table, for there to be a basis of discussion. Put another way, those who call for redressing inequity — and here I'll expand this discussion to include diversity and inclusion, which suffer from the same definitional complexities — must propose ways to achieve the equity they seek."
Clyde Fitch Report Published:06.18.16
Athens Has An Impressive New Cultural Center – But For Now, It's Sitting Empty
"Backed by the might of private philanthropy, the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Centre was launched at the weekend to a grand fanfare of concerts and fireworks. Except it hasn't actually opened, nor has an opening date been announced. Both the national library and opera house have been gifted a further €5m to relocate here, but funding beyond that remains up in the air."
The Guardian Published:06.28.16
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The report claimed the licence fee was "vulnerable in the face of changes in technology and consumption". It continued: "It is in any case far from an ideal system – it has failed to guarantee real independence and is charged at a flat rate. The BBC's independence has also been compromised by the insecurity of its establishment by a royal charter and the process behind the appointments to its governing body."
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Let's Just Stop Reviving The Tarzan Franchise, It's Embarrassing
"In the DNA of the character is the idea that a clever white man can bring order to the 'dark continent' through his own brand of clearly delineated, culturally specific morality. That's not exactly the most modern idea of a hero."
The Guardian Published:06.29.16
Tacoma Public Radio Station Buys Its Independence
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Seattle Times Published:06.29.16
Dr. Seuss's Only Live-Action Feature, 'The 5,000 Fingers Of Dr. T'
"The film's producer, Stanley Kramer, that most earnest of Hollywood liberals, never oversaw anything comparable to this extravagant Technicolor vision of a tyrannical piano teacher's quest for world domination. Nor was any other anti-fascist musical children's film expected to precipitate a merchandising bonanza. (It never happened.)"
New York Times Published:06.26.16
'Game Of Thrones' And The Politics Of 2016
Emily Nussbaum: "Season 6 … felt perversely relevant in this election year. It was dominated by debates about purity versus pragmatism; the struggles of female candidates in a male-run world; family dynasties with ugly histories; and assorted deals with various devils. George R. R. Martin surely didn't intend his blockbuster series of fantasy books … to be an allegorical text for U.S. voters in 2016. But that's what you get with modern water-cooler dramas, which so often work as an aesthetic Esperanto that lets us talk about politics without fighting about the news."
The New Yorker Published:07.04.16
The National Youth Orchestra Of The USA Now Has A Junior Varsity Team
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Philadelphia Inquirer Published:06.30.16
Apple Patents Idea To Block Fans From Taking Pictures At Concerts
"The patent describes a smartphone camera receiving coded infrared signals beamed from emitters in public places. The handset could then offer on-screen information or disable the camera functionality to stop pictures being taken."
BBC Published:06.30.16
Here's What's Really Killing The Met Opera
"You can wrangle on and on about what the Met should do to cut costs and sell more tickets, but you may be wasting your time and breath. For if you know anything at all about economics, you've probably already got a pretty good idea of what's happening there. It sounds like a raging case of cost disease—one that could be fatal."
The Wall Street Journal Published:06.29.16
Alex Ross Looks At Music Used As A Weapon
"The intersection of music and violence has inspired a spate of academic studies. On my desk is a bleak stack of books examining torture and harassment, the playlists of Iraq War soldiers and interrogators, musical tactics in American crime-prevention efforts, sonic cruelties inflicted in the Holocaust and other genocides, the musical preferences of Al Qaeda militants and neo-Nazi skinheads."
The New Yorker Published:07.04.16
'The Man, The Myth, The Yannick' – Philadelphia Is Marketing Its Maestro As A Tourist Attraction
"As you descend the Penn Station escalator to Track 3 for New Jersey Transit, your eyes are ambushed by an ad with a blazing headline … And there he is, Philadelphia Orchestra music director Yannick Nézet-Séguin, in a raspberry pink vest, baton in hand, and head somewhere in heaven."
Philadelphia Inquirer Published:06.30.16
Critic Tim Page Writes About Trying To Rebuild His Life After A Traumatic Brain Injury
"I was somehow convinced that the return to my house would envelop and embrace me and make me whole once more. In fact, the mix of comfortable familiarity and my own freshly acquired strangeness made me feel more dissociated than ever. There was too much "stuff" and I could never find anything that I wanted; trips up and down stairs were plotted like military operations, while coordination of my various remote controls — television, cable, DVD, CD – seemed a sadistic, Satanic test of memory."
AmpersandLA Published:06.29.16
Violinist Who Stormed Into Woman's Hotel Room Naked And Tried To Strangle Her Goes Free
"[Stefan] Arzberger, who had faced a charge of attempted murder, instead pleaded guilty to a less serious charge of reckless assault in the third degree, and was given an unconditional discharge. He faces no jail time or fine."
New York Times Published:06.30.16
Alvin Toffler, Author Of 'Future Shock' And 'The Third Wave', Dead At 87
"Mr. Toffler wrote more than a dozen books charting the cultural shift from manufacturing-based economies to those driven by knowledge and data in the 20th century. Working with his wife, he predicted the unfolding of what he coined 'the Information Age' and became a guru of sorts to world statesmen."
Washington Post Published:06.29.16
Shakespeare Was A Social Climber Who Fought For A Coat Of Arms
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New York Times Published:06.30.16
Broadway's First Live-Stream Hits The Web (Why Did It Take So Long?)
"The fairly new online video service BroadwayHD … [on] Thursday night … offers up the first-ever live stream of a Broadway show, the musical revival She Loves Me. And in the process, the start-up hopes to cement its status as the 'Netflix of Broadway'." Jonathan Takiff looks at why the Great White Way is so late to the streaming party.
Philadelphia Inquirer Published:06.30.16
'Speak The Speech, I Pray You' – The Multitudes Of Possibility In Shakespeare's Great Monologues
Michael Billington: "I thought I'd look at five key Shakespearean speeches and see how various actors have handled them. I stress that there is no right or wrong – simply a wealth of differences." (includes video links)
The Guardian Published:06.28.16
A "Young" Explains How To Get Young People Into Our Theatres
I'm really a nobody. But I believe that we have arrived in a world where if we want to be relevant, we must "art" as big as we can. We must be overly ambitious, and damn the consequences, because if we aren't, our souls die for sure, and if we are we may simply fail and hit another mark.
Howlround Published:06.27.16
Gender Breakdown: Here's Who's Working In America's LORT Theatres
"Phase two of the LORT designers study continues to collect data on gender of designers, and begins to look at directors and artistic directors, partially in relation to designers."
Howlround Published:06.27.16
How Do You Make A Really Tiny Apartment Livable? These Hong Kong Architects Have Some Ideas
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New York Magazine Published:06.29.16
Suspect Arrested In Case Of Stolen Trailer With Matisses And Chagalls Inside
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Los Angeles Times Published:06.21.16
Toronto MoCA Director Abruptly Quits After Only Eight Months On The Job
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Toronto Star Published:06.25.16
ISIS Destroys Another Ancient Assyrian Temple
"The destruction of the Temple of Nabu in the Assyrian city of Nimrud in northern Iraq by the Islamic State has been condemned by UNESCO and a leading UK archaeologist. As part of its propaganda campaign, the jihadist group issued video footage earlier this month that appeared to show part of the ancient archaeological site being blown up."
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World's Oldest Working Photo Studio Closes After 176 Years
"Bourne & Shepherd, named for its founding British photographers, Samuel Bourne and Charles Shepherd, officially closed earlier this month, following its last owners' loss of a 14-year legal battle over the company's sole space, a building in Kolkata's busy Esplanade area."
Hyperallergic Published:06.28.16
On College Campuses, A Movement To Get Rid Of Student Newspapers
"As student activists call for the institutions around them to confront issues of diversity and inclusion, campus newspapers have been critiqued as well. But activists are not just calling for reform—editors of campus papers are struggling to improve their papers alongside student bodies that, in some cases, would like to see student newspapers as an institution disappear."
The Atlantic Published:06.29.16
Do Readers Still Care Which Magazine Published The Story They Just Read?
"As the internet solidifies its role as a leading news source amid continued declines in print, news organization homepages are losing traction. Magazine stories are increasingly unmoored from the outlets that published them, and from the brands that once all but guaranteed their legitimacy. In the US, more than 60 percent of social media users now access news through platforms like Facebook and Twitter, and news organizations harvest nearly half their traffic from social media."
Columbia Journalism Review Published:06.29.16
Some Languages Are More Efficient Than Others. English, For Example…
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The Atlantic Published:06.27.16
A History Of How The Word Processor Took Over as The Writing Machine Of Choice
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The Atlantic Published:06.27.16
The Hong Kong Booksellers Who Were Kidnapped By Chinese Police: A Follow-Up
"Five booksellers from Hong Kong's Causeway Bay Books disappeared in 2015, of whom Lam [Wing-kee] was the fourth to reappear (leaving only one, Swedish citizen Gui Minhai, still in PRC custody). … Reactions since Lam's release have been mixed. On June 17, he led thousands of protestors through the streets of Hong Kong." But the three others who were held and have been released have accused Lam of lying.
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A Second Helping of Pi
In my last article I described how to set up a Raspberry Pi as a network attached storage (NAS) device and UPnP media server. By the time I was done with that project I was so impressed with the power and flexibility of the Pi that I decided to order another unit and set it up to replace my Linux Mint-based home entertainment system computer.
quick literature search indicated that the Pi had plenty of power to stream even 1080p HD movies, and that XBMC would be a natural choice for a Pi-based home entertainment system.
One search result returned this page listing three pre-built XBMC Raspberry Pi images. After reading through the clear, well-written installation instructions I chose the Raspbmc image, although I suspect that OpenELEC and XBian are also good XBMC implementations.
For this system I chose a different case than the one I used for the NAS. The Adafruit Industries clear case is really slick, it only took about 5 minutes to peel all the paper off the flat pieces and snap it together with the Pi inside. Here's what the assembled case looks like in my entertainment center, sitting on top of the gig-e switch and snuggled up next to the Roku player:
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Trying for some normality: Prince Jackson takes brother Blanket out for a day of retail therapy as sister Paris is still hospitalised after suicide bid
With their sister Paris still undergoing treatment following her suicide attempt, Prince and Blanket Jackson took a break from the family troubles for a relaxing day at the mall.
The brothers appeared to be enjoying a taste of normality as they stopped off at the Westfield Topanga shopping centre in Northridge, California, with some friends, on Tuesday.
As they left the retail plaza, Prince was spotted carrying a small gift bag, perhaps containing a suitable get-well-soon token for his troubled sister.
A normal day out: Prince and Blanket Jackson enjoyed a day away from the family drama as they shopped at a mall in Los Angeles, on Tuesday
The two boys looked to be in need of keeping their spirits up, as they were certainly still burdened with worry for their 15-year-old sister.
As Prince, 16, carried his small paper bag he furrowed his brow while wearing a simple hooded jumper with baggy shorts and black trainers.
Little Blanket, 10, wore his dark locks swept over his shoulders as he entertained himself with an action figure toy.
Doting brother: Prince, 16, is known for being a good older sibling as he carried a gift bag possibly for his troubled sister, who is still receiving treatment after her suicide bid
The entourage: The two boys were accompanied by bodyguards and nannies for the outing
The day of retail therapy was sure to have been a welcome break from the family troubles for Prince, who was said to have been feuding with Paris over her spending time with their biological mother Debbie Rowe, as he disapproved of their recent reconciliation.
But the suicide attempt also followed another difficult hurdle in their relationship.
Just days prior to her suicide bid Paris was reportedly told that she does not share the same biological father as her older brother, Prince.
Keeping current: The 16-year-old also carried some issues of news magazines as he walked back to his waiting car
Raven-haired: Blanket wore his signature black locks down over his shoulders for the day of retail therapy
Sibling support: The two brothers were clearly enjoying one another's company on the sun-filled California day
Paris is reported to have previously been convinced that she was Prince's 'full' sister, believing that Debbie Rowe and an unnamed man were their biological parents.
A family friend told The Sun newspaper: 'Paris has always wanted to believe Michael was her dad, but was aware that wasn't really the case.
'She was convinced her and Prince were full siblings. She always idolised him. Hearing that she wasn't started a downward spiral.'
Troopers: The family and friends walked in nearly single file line as they were led by a bodyguard
Jackson trio: Paris is recovering in hospital after her recent suicide attempt, pictured here with brothers Prince, right, and Blanket, left, at a baseball game
Paris was told the news to prepare her for what could be released in an upcoming court case.
The Jackson family are currently suing concert firm AEG in a $40billion court battle, who they say is to blame for Michael's death.
However, after learning the truth, many rows broke out between Paris and Prince.
Recovery time: Paris could be in hospital for another month as she recuperates
Then, over the days that followed, Paris spiralled into depression and was admitted to the UCLA medical centre hospital after cutting her wrists and taking an overdose of pills on June 5.
Whilst the teen is said to be feeling better, she could remain in hospital for another month.
For Prince's part, he is said to have reconciled with his sister after she was initially hospitalised.
Meanwhile: The children's uncle Tito Jackson was also out and about just miles away in Calabasas, California, on Tuesday
Sun-filled outing: Tito was joined by a friend for the excursion
Earlier in the day: Blanket left Karate class with a blue belt in hand, a step up from the orange belt he was last spotted with
Karate kid: The youngster was clearly in a good mood after his martial arts workout
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Skip to comments.The New USA? Secession Movement Gains Steam
Posted on 03/04/2014 4:42:07 PM PST by ilovesarah2012
GREELEY, Colo. -- If you mention the word "secession" most people think of the South during the Civil War. But today, a new movement is gaining steam because of frustration over a growing, out-of-control federal government.
A number of conservative, rural Americans are taking about seceding and creating their own states, meaning a new map of the United States of America could include the following:
A 51st state called Jefferson, made up of Northern California and Southern Oregon A new state called Western Maryland A new state called North Colorado These are real movements gaining traction with voters across the country. Jeffrey Hare runs the 51st State Initiative in Colorado, an effort to fight an out-of-control legislature trying to ram big government policies down the throats of voters.
"We're at this point of irreconcilable differences," Hare told CBN News.
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How about State of Franklin in east Tennessee?
Give me 36 hours, and I am there.
Secession is a defensive reaction.
If the new "states" have the same amount of authority and autonomy as the present set, it doesn't matter how many there are—or even who is elected to lead them. All power resides in the federal courts right now. ALL power.
>>Secession is a defensive reaction.
Secession is more humane than the only other solution to getting the whole USA back on track.
>>Secession is a defensive reaction.
Ignore my last post. I thought this was about real secession and not just creating more states. I should have read the article first.
Think Czech and Slovak, not North and South
Here in mexifornia, I think the ballot to have CA be split into 2 has begun, state of Jefferson is what it's called.
[ >>Secession is a defensive reaction.
Secession is more humane than the only other solution to getting the whole USA back on track. ]
Article V, but the time window for that is slowly closing and you are right then succession may be the ONLY way out...
And so, a state divides, yet 5, 10, 20, 50 years you have the same situation. Now what?
Plan To Split California Into Six States Gets OK To Gather Signatures
CBS Local (San Francisco) | February 19, 2014 10:23 AM | Secretary of State Debra Bowen
Posted on 2/20/2014 1:57:21 PM by Texas Fossil
GREAT IDEA! California will get ten more US Senators, (at least) five more Representatives, and at least 15 more votes in the Electoral College! Maybe New York and other big blue states should consider this!
The war must be won in the states we have now.
Einsatzgruppen. Looks like the mentality is spreading. It IS the only other solution.
Wasn't Davey Crockett born there?
Don't forget to mention Regulatory agencies like HHS and EPA.
true — but these new states are likely to elect pro-American senators.
the confirmation of Bolshevik judges will be harder for the statists to accomplish.
I think a peaceful split if preferable. However, I don't think it's a good idea to do it piecemeal. We just need to be two separate countries, maybe three. I have no desire to live under liberals' rules and I know I am not alone. North, South, maybe West. Something will happen eventually.
Same situation as in 1861.
"My reading of history convinces me that most bad government results from too much government."
-- Thomas Jefferson
"Einsatzgruppen. Looks like the mentality is spreading. It IS the only other solution."
They were murder squads. The lowest of the low. Utterly reprehensible.
Don't forget the state of Lincoln. It has been discussed for years to have Northern Idaho, Eastern Washington, and Western Montana succeed from their current states and form a new state. Each of those regions have felt slighted in the past by the more populated areas of their current states. I'm sure room could be made for Eastern Oregon if they'd like to join.
I prefer a purge.
All states north and east and including New York should be purged from the United States. They are Neo europa and are not really American. There are many conservatives there but the purge will give them the motivation to move to escape the hoards of Neo European trash that will want to move north
The fundamental problem with new states is that we conservatives will never get along. We are constantly fussing and arguing. Libs are natural slaves so they suppress any original thoughts, agree about everything, and comply. FR is a microcosm of a new state.
Yep. And the destroyers of this country deserve to be treated with the same manner the Einsatzgruppen dispatched.
Can't imagine anything much worse than what we have now. And it will only get worse.
nobody's considerting any offense reactions, it may work better.
A few weeks ago on this website, it was posted that California will be voting to break up the state into seven separate states, because it has gotten too big.
"Think Czech and Slovak, not North and South"
For what possible reason?
"Secession is a temporary defensive solution, the USA will eventually re-absorb those news states.
The war must be won in the states we have now.
Agreed. Secession is only a temporary measure.
We need to do this all over the country. We need to get libtards geographically concentrated along the coasts. Then we kick them out of the United States. There is no other way we can hope to survive as decent people.
Secession of counties and regions from states may lead to the secession of states and regions from the union. The important thing is that groups of people are thinking more about limited government and self determination. A small free state could become a magnet for entrepreneurs, small business, and self reliant individuals; they could create their own bank (like ND) and allow for transactions based in PMs. A small free state could go further, faster especially if decidely rural and populated by conservatives. Leftists could be discouraged as long as the state promoted gun rights, home schooling/ vouchers, family values, and discouraged welfare.
Mountainous regions probably offer the best chance or resisting federal invasion; just look how long Switzerland has survived as a confederation.
"Yep. And the destroyers of this country deserve to be treated with the same manner the Einsatzgruppen dispatched."
The Einsatzgruppen murdered innocents. Women, children, the old and infirm. Their victims were hardly enemies of anyone or anything. Their victims destroyed nothing.
The Einsatzgruppen were pure evil. The Einsatzgruppen themselves deserved to be destroyed.
Right. I know what they did. And like I said, the destroyers of this country deserve to be treated with the same manner the Einsatzgruppen dispatched.
Oh, yeah. Those guys were so ugly that the members of the Waffen SS protested loudly at being mistaken for them. How bad is that?
My juvenile solution - we don't need more stinkin blue states
The problem is liberals and conservatives trying to tell each other what to do
There are about 25 liberal cities and then Rural America.
Rural America produces Water, Electricity and Food (and other good things)
Big cities produce ah, ah, ah
Well anyway we could trade our rural commodities for the stuff cities have
and other than that, leave each other the he!! alone
Soundd good.
General Friedrich Paulus, commander of the Sixth Army, despised the Einsatzgruppen, and told his commanders that he did not want them anywhere near his army, and that if his commanders ordered their troops to fire on Einsatzgruppen they (his commanders) would have his full support.
Crockett was from east Tennessee (state of Franklin).
I have proposed that we take the land mass east of I-81 and north of I-64 and just haul it out into the North Atlantic. Perhaps they will drift east and rejoin their European comrades.
Most people seem to think this thread is about states seceding from the Unties States ala the Confederate traitors, which is a pipe dream.
It's actually about creating new states from good parts of crappy states, an idea I love but is also difficult to achieve.
Interesting point. I'll have to think about that. I suspect that you are right.
I can't really disagree. There are some areas in that mass that seem to me to be salvageable. But,it might be the best course to do as you say.
CF and I discussed this "new state" idea years ago.
There would need to be a new state on the West Coast - otherwise there's a huge problem.
I'm a firm believer in making those OTHER people leave.
They can go anywhere and find their "Utopia" - I hear North Korea is nice, or how about a nice Islamic Theocracy somewhere? Put them Rainbow Flags way, way up high, and see how tolerant Achmed is!
Nah. I'll stay. THEY can leave. We built it, we'll keep it.
Born on a mountain top in Tennessee
Greenest state in the land of the free
Raised in the woods so's he knew every tree
Kilt him a bar when he was only three
Davy Davy Crockett king of the wild frontier
This will NEVER happen, but I'd LOVE to see a POTUS send the military into a "sanctuary city" and put it under martial law. Then give the illegals 12 hours to vacate.
Let's see what the rainbow flag waving, ACLU-types do then.
Oh right - they'd try to go judge shopping and get an injunction.
Then let the Einsatzgruppen begin.
Enough of this sh*t.
It's not secession from the fedgov... it's sections of states seceding and reforming new states.
I think it's ridiculous. The EXISTING states just need to exert their 10th amendment sovereignty, tell the fedgov to pound sand, and then let people vote with their feet.
SECEDE and I love the idea of secession so much, after we succeed in secession, we're going to secede from each other. I can't share the Confederate States of America with some foreigner from big ol' Texas bullying us and telling the sovereign state of GEORGIA what to do! I ain't never lived there!
In fact, I've already drawn up plans to have my county secede from the Republic of Confederate Georgia (not to be confused with the other Republic of Georgia in eastern europe). That should work for a while, but eventually my hometown will have to secede from my county cuz I don't want any of them city slickers from Mason interfering with our God given rights in McDonough.
Hell, I think that damnyankee Peter Griffith from Family Guy is the ONLY one who got in right. I'm gonna form The God Fearin' Constitution Republic of Rayville, which will consist solely of my own 3-bedroom property!
In that Family Guy episode, Peter settled on the name "Petoria" for his "country" because the name "Peterland" already was taken by a gay strip club in Providence.
Born David Stern Crockett, August 17, 1786, Greene County, Tennessee (then in the State of Franklin)
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