[Peace-discuss] FW: Guest Commentary by Carl in NG

[Boyle, Francis A]

He {Obama} attacked eight countries (two more than George Bush), and conducted what one leading political commentator called "the most extreme terrorist campaign of modern times — his drone assassinations." He killed thousands of civilians with drones, including U.S. citizens and hundreds of children.
A good letter by Carl today in NG. (Remember NG writes their own titles to letters.) We must now hold Trump’s feet to the fire across the board! I think Carl’s quote comes from Chomsky? In any event the Illinois Nazis Law Faculty fully supported and promoted and held  out for emulation by lawyers and this Campus and our Good Community:
"the most extreme terrorist campaign of modern times — his drone assassinations."

The Illinois Nazis Law Faculty are just a GANG OF SICK PUPPIES!
Fab
Ed Norton Professor of Law
Carl Schmitt College of Law:
“Mein Fuhrer, I can walk!”


Francis A. Boyle
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Feed: News-Gazette.com
Posted on: Sunday, January 22, 2017 7:00 AM
Author: digital.media
Subject: Guest Commentary: Why anti-war movement welcomes Trump


By C.G. ESTABROOK

The European anti-war group "No War No NATO" writes as follows:

"Demonstrating in Europe on 21 January, against the newly elected US President Donald Trump is tantamount to lending support to the Obama administration, which has transformed Europe into NATO's first line of attack, nuclear matters inclusive, against Russia.

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