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F. Earle Fox
The article at this url (Underground Journal) is a stunning revelation of precisely the kind of betrayal by our conservative leadership currently in almost every field, which had recently led to the surrender of the Episcopal Church to homosexual activists. The pseudo-liberals did not win the Episcopal Church, the pseudo-conservatives surrendered it.
It is worse than I had thought... The loyal remnant (those who value truth and our constitutional freedoms) are now a very small minority. Read the unassailable evidence right in the Massachusetts Constitution (quotes below at the website article). The Courts are NOT the Big Problem, it is the legislators who will not stand up, and executives who desire power and control. We have far worse executive activism than judicial. To my astonished surprise, we ought to be going after the President and governors rather than the judges. Judicial activism is a scam to cover for executive activism (betrayal of oath of office, a felony crime).
The issue behind the issue is the separation of powers.
http://www.undergroundjournal.net/igroops/theunderground/adminpages/Letter-To-Romney-JAN-07
See also other articles at The Conservative Collapse.
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Below is my response to XXX who had responded to accusations from another email correspondent that XXX had failed in to stand up to betrayal by many pseudo-conservative leaders, who bought into and promoted the "judicial activism" scam. I wrote:
But I do not see the relevance of your very accomplished historoy regarding the issue which is being discussed, namely that the focus ought to be, not on the courts, though, yes, they have their sins. It ought to be on the executive branch, because the courts have no enforcing powers, and rely almost totally on the executive branch to enforce their decisions. So any breaking of the law will be done almost always by the execs., the enforcers. If the enforcer actually obeys the law, even in the face of a misguided or evil-minded judiciary, then the judiciary is impotent to break much of it with any serious effect. Likewise for the legislature. The big failure of the legislature has been in disciplining the executive, which it has the power to do. At least at the national level.
That raises questions for those of us listening in -- Why will you all not respond to the questions? It has been that simple fact of refusal to respond directly (well, along with my experience with Episcopal pseudo-conservative leaders) which has persuaded me that something is far more rotten in the State of American Religious Conservatism than I had thought. Reading this current email debate, I saw clearly things about "judicial review" which for a couple of decades I had only vaguely suspected. You and others could resolve the matter with respect at least to yourselves in an instant by giving a reasonable and direct response to this central issue of the judiciary and the executive guilt in the matter.
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Date Posted - 06/16/2008 - Date Last Edited - 06/18/2008