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by joanro on 06 August 2016 - 00:08
Iran has been a designated state sponsor of terrorism since 1984. That makes it a crime to give money to them. Including committing treason. The us was not obligated to give iran the 400 million, in fact it was prohibited.
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/2339B
http://beforeitsnews.com/politics/2015/09/obama-congress-guilty-of-treason-2741984.html
by beetree on 06 August 2016 - 00:08
Please, do your due diligence! And then we can revisit this!
by Noitsyou on 06 August 2016 - 00:08
by Noitsyou on 06 August 2016 - 01:08
We buy Saudi oil. They sponsor terrorism and spread Wahhabism throughout the globe.
by joanro on 06 August 2016 - 01:08
Is Reagan guilty of 'fundamentally changing America' ?
Is Reagan guilty of treason?
by Noitsyou on 06 August 2016 - 01:08
The other link that claims Obama is guilty of treason is wrong. That's a legal conclusion that a court decides so it is only the writer's opinion. A writer who believes we have martial law and Armageddon is coming. Where is this martial law? It also claims we are giving Iran almost 12 billion dollars.
The bio for one of the writers is great. It says he lives in Maryland with his comics. His writing is so bad he couldn't get the job he really wants: writing comics. But he still manages to write fiction.
by beetree on 06 August 2016 - 01:08
@Noitsyou. The line item argument might work to deflect others, but that is exactly why I keep propelling you to the front of the class.
by Noitsyou on 06 August 2016 - 01:08
Is Reagan guilty of 'fundamentally changing America' ?
Is Reagan guilty of treason?"
Usually a question is answered with...an answer.
I'll answer yours, since I'm not as scared as you.
There is a difference to you, based on your tribalism and hypocrisy. The difference is that Reagan broke the law and Obama didn't. You see it the opposite.
Yes, Reagan is guilty of fundamentally changing America, in a negative way. Our prison population is one example.
Yes, if the argument for Obama being a traitor is applied to him. He escaped punishment because he couldn't remember and others were willing to take the fall. He repeated that phrase or some variant 124 times when testifying. Given what we know about his Alzheimer's he may have been telling the truth, for once. Whether he technically committed treason is debatable but if we use the actual definition and interpretation of said definition by your article then he is. He did beak the law regardless.
by Noitsyou on 06 August 2016 - 01:08
What this means is, I can't have an honest discussion on what Obama did unless people are willing to explain why they give Reagan a pass (or don't give him a pass). Why? Because it isn't an honest discussion on a particular type of action, in this case giving Iran money or weapons or anything of benefit, but rather a discussion of why Obama is wrong. In other words Joan, for example, can cry about Obama being a traitor because of what he did but it isn't really about what he did since she won't say the same about Reagan. What's the point of that argument? She has a deep bias against Obama so there is no way to have an honest argument. I'll be focusing on the action and she'll be focusing on Obama. In fact, who did it shouldn't matter since we are talking about WHAT he did. If Joan or anyone else admits that what Reagan did was wrong then we discuss how what Obama did was similar, or different. I prefer rational and as much as possible bias free arguments over being rational and arguing with someone who isn't.
by joanro on 06 August 2016 - 21:08
True Americans are not alone in their outrage over b Hussein's 'questionable' actions...
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