Oh well.

Clark is a perfect case for "loser pays."

More History of this Asshole's defense of America's Enemies

Clark said U.S. courts “are marching off to the conflicts of the Middle East and elsewhere carrying with them the integrity of the U.S. judiciary and risking the foreign perception that U.S. courts will extend their jurisdiction globally.”

Good. It would be nice to have them on our side for once. The UN and EU seem happy to do this all the time.

You know, the MSM never made his prior activities known when he was Attorney General. Makes me sick to know that he was once AG of the US...

Now, isn't this a grand piece of hypocrisy. Just substitute the words, former Attorney Generals" in place of U.S. Courts:

Clark said U.S. courts “are marching off to the conflicts of the Middle East and elsewhere carrying with them the integrity of the U.S. judiciary and risking the foreign perception that U.S. courts will extend their jurisdiction globally deciding the most sensitive political questions affecting the foreign policies of the U.S. and other nations as they go.”

Now read it:

...former Attorney Generals “are marching off to the conflicts of the Middle East and elsewhere carrying with them the integrity of the U.S. judiciary and risking the foreign perception that former Attorney Generals will extend their jurisdiction globally deciding the most sensitive political questions affecting the foreign policies of the U.S. and other nations as they go.”

Ahh, Ramsey Clark, the premier example of moonbaticus americanus.

Insanity is everywhere waxing, terror is rampant, the innocent are reviled and the "wise" men of the world bay at the moon.

Works for me.

risking the foreign perception that U.S. courts will extend their jurisdiction globally

Insert your own sarcastic remark about tiny European nations claiming "universal jurisdiction": here.

#3 Jay777
More History of this Asshole's defense of America's Enemies

Clark helping out his buddy Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979.

I commented on Clarks legal legacy yesterday. The most polite way to describe his legal career is that he has been a "skidmark" on the pages of the history of the legal process.

Ramsey Clark is America's Pierre laval, a man easy to ahte since he looks like a traitor.

BWAhahahahahhahah... effin loser...

see ya
cathy :)

Ramsey Clark would represent Satan. Hell, not only would he represent him, he'd do it pro bono.

Even the moonbats at Slate think he's an ass.

Anybody else see the photo Fox News sported of Ramsey this morning? Ugly enough to scare off
starving mosquitoes!

Actually, Clark is correct on this one very narrow point:

Clark said U.S. courts “are marching off to the conflicts of the Middle East and elsewhere carrying with them the integrity of the U.S. judiciary and risking the foreign perception that U.S. courts will extend their jurisdiction globally deciding the most sensitive political questions affecting the foreign policies of the U.S. and other nations as they go.”

Courts have found Iran liable for damages resulting from the embassy takeover, Libya was held liable for damages resulting from the Pan Am bombing, and in those instances (among others) diplomatic considerations stayed the collection of damages from those countries.

The US government routinely seeks to have decisions against foreign nations thrown out since it can damage US foreign policy.

However, as MJ and others note, Clark, former Presidents Carter and Clinton, and other anti-Administration figures have no problems undermining the US and inserting their views into the political questions facing all corners of the world.

International ANSWER is a front for the Workers World Party, which is a mouth-piece for the North Korean regime. Ramsey Clarke is a leading member of International ANSWER which means he works for North Korea.

Doesn't this fact make him a traitor?

Speaking of the USSCt...

[Link: today.reuters.com...]
Marble chunk falls from top of Supreme Court

The marble was above the inscription near the top of the building saying, "Equal Justice Under Law" and above the allegorical figure representing "Order," one of nine sculptured figures on the pediment.

Preparation for sharia?

I don't want to sound all shrill, but why isn't this man in prison for treason? Haven't we had enough of his garbage?

#20

Treason is no longer a crime if you are doing it to help a leftist cause. (Clinton - China, etc.)

Didn't you get the memo?

# 18 Kennethy

No.

Since Ramsey represents the PLO, collect the judgement from his bank accounts.

Incidently, is General Wessonoil Clark any relation to Ramsey?

Permanent Observer Mission of Palestine to the United Nations
115 East 65th Street, New York, NY 10021

Great location. Should fetch a nice price once they sanitize Arafat's bedroom...

Ramsey Clark and the PLO Lose Appeal

They were never appealing.

;-)

It's a shame that Saddam Hussein's defense lawyers keep turning up dead.

As for Clark, he *is* in Baghdad.

It's a dangerous place...

If it looks like a traitor, walks like a traitor, quacks like a traitor, adheres to our enemies like a traitor...

God, I hope his corpse isn't allowed to poison Arlington's holy ground when the Grim Reaper mercifully smears him out of the Book Of Life.

Because Clark has lost this, his standing in the Liberal world will improve.

Nothing improves a Liberal's bona fides like failing. Look at how President Carter is reviered as a saint for his string of failures. Heck, he got a Nobel Prize for the North Korean agreement that they never honored.

#16-quark2

I thought he was so ugly, that he would have to sneak-up on a glass of water.

I'm aware that there are a number of barrister's on LGF, so do not take this personally, as I'm specifically speaking about Clark:
pet·ti·fog·ger
Pronunciation: 'pe-tE-"fo-g&r, -"fä-
Function: noun
Etymology: probably from petty + obsolete English fogger pettifogger
1 : a lawyer whose methods are petty, underhanded, or disreputable : SHYSTER
2 : one given to quibbling over trifles
- pet·ti·fog·ging /-gi[ng]/ adjective or noun
- pet·ti·fog·gery /-g(&-)rE/ noun
Hey, if the noun fit's, he should wear it. BTW, does he still draw a check from the U.S. Govt for his service as AG?

/if so...should he

It's truly scary to think how many Dems actually agree with RC but are afraid to state such in public...behind the scenes, he's a mainstream Democrat

#30 Captain Midnight

I thought they gave the Nobel to Carter as a statement against Bush...

Hey,
Go for it.
Lawsuits ran the KKK Klux Klan out of business.
Took all their property and vehicles.
Funny how a 50 million dollar suit will cut off your benefits

Kenneth

I'd be interested to read more about that.

Does Gonzalez have the stones to prosecute?

Hard to say when would be the best time to go after Clark. Yesterday would have been good.

@31 no2liberals

Haven't seen that term (pettifogger) used in a very long time, but it's very apt!

OT/

50 cent loves Bush, calls him a gangsta

26 Quis custodiet ipsos custodes.

He He. You bad.

#36-quark2

Are you saying I'm...obsolete?
:(

godfrey et al

Here, try this.

#33 christheprofessor
I thought they gave the Nobel to Carter as a statement against Bush...

It certainly worked as a statement against President Bush. But the Agreed Framework was shown to have been a complete failure shortly before he was awarded it. Thus he was award the Nobel Prize for having failed. (And to tweak President Bush.)

Q.E.D.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Die.Already.Ramsey

#2 JWF

Clark is a perfect case for "loser pays."

Yeah, and there's no bigger freakin' loser than Ramsey Clark.

People are doing the same as [in] Saddam's time and worse. It is an appropriate comparison. People are remembering the days of Saddam. These were the precise reasons that we fought Saddam and now we are seeing the same things.'

-- Ayad Allawi

Oops, link here:

[Link: observer.guardian.co.uk...]

OT

BoingBoing has the following quote about the Singaporian executioner losing his job. See if you can spot the spelling mistake in this paragraph:

Singapore's chief exectioner has been fired, days before he was scheduled to murder an Australian youth who was arrested for drug-smuggling at Singapore's Changi airport.

Clark said U.S. courts “are marching off to the conflicts of the Middle East and elsewhere carrying with them the integrity of the U.S. judiciary and risking the foreign perception that U.S. courts will extend their jurisdiction globally deciding the most sensitive political questions affecting the foreign policies of the U.S. and other nations as they go.”

Does this mean Clark will be defending the US soldiers sought by Spain for firing on the Palastine Hotel during the invasion of Baghdad?

Spain orders arrest and extradition of US soldiers over death

OT: Is this guy kidding or what?

His ex-wife says his children are Jewish, his legal opponents allege he invented a drink called Jesus Juice, and now some Middle East media outlets are reporting that pop star Michael Jackson is building a mosque.

Message to Ramsey Clark:

It's time for you to stop fraternizing with tyrants and Jew-murderers, and instead join forces with your Canadian soulmate and focus on the true issue of the day: Preventing inter-galactic war.

Help us, Ramsey-wan Clarkobi. You're our only hope.

Ah, Ramsey has reared his communist head again, I put him along side hanoi john the traitor and hanoi jane the traitoress, they are all up to the only thing they know, denigrate our Brave Troops, but it won't work this time!

This judgment against the PLO is great. I hope, as well, that lawsuits against the Saudi government for their responsibility for 9/11 also succeed. Revenge is a dish best served cold.

Oh, whatever. When he dies, just inter him inside the Kremlin walls and be done with it.

OT

The Tehran Project

Axis Of Evil: As we debate U.S. withdrawal from Iraq, something quite scary and dangerous is taking place right next door: Iran's mullahs are quietly proceeding with their plan to build a nuclear weapon.

The news "leaked" at the meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna, Austria, on Thursday and Friday was hardly comforting for those of us in America giving thanks for our blessings.

#37 Murqtaad:

50 cent loves Bush, calls him a gangsta

S'up dog?

From the previous thread:

Millions of pounds donated by British and other European charities to help the Palestinian poor were unwittingly diverted to fund terror and support the families of suicide bombers, Israeli prosecutors claimed yesterday.

If we were to get serious about stopping terrorism, perhaps suing them into oblivion is worth a try, as ibmkeyboard suggested. The courts have ruled that criminals may not profit from their crimes with book/movie deals. Why not sue the families of splodeydopes for the fund's they are awarded by these terrorist organization's, so that the criminal's can't profit in absentia. I mean, they get their raisins, so why should their families get cash? It should go to the families of the victim's, and in the process, remove one of the alleged motivating factor's for that particular crime.

#53 Sarah D.,

When Iran gets ready for it's first test, watch the 'kaboom'!

OT

So did you spot the spelling mistake in BoingBoing's text below?

Singapore's chief exectioner has been fired, days before he was scheduled to murder an Australian youth who was arrested for drug-smuggling at Singapore's Changi airport.

They misspelled "execute" as m-u-r-d-e-r.

Why it Isn’t Over, Over There

We haven’t won the war in Iraq because too many Sunnis still think they can win, and because the conditions of their daily lives are improving rather than deteriorating. They think they can win because, with the help of al Qaeda, Iran and Syria they are still able to launch attacks throughout Iraq. And because each day they see growing evidence that the United States is tiring of the war and talking more and more about pulling out its troops. And because Saddam Hussein is still alive in Baghdad. And because – thanks to the generosity of the U.S. and a government in Baghdad that is doing everything it can to win over the Sunnis before the upcoming elections – each day the availability grows of food, electric power, clean drinking water, gasoline and heating fuel.

#53 Sarah D.:

Help us Mossad-wan Kenobi, you're our only hope:

The Covert Option

(registration & susbscription required, sorry)

Hey Clark!
You are breaking my heart. The poor PLO. Going to lose your mission in New York? Where will you stay when you beg the UN for more money?

Ramsey Clark & PLO lose appeal?

I wasn't aware they ever had any.

Clark said U.S. courts “are marching off to the conflicts of the Middle East and elsewhere carrying with them the integrity of the U.S. judiciary and risking the foreign perception that U.S. courts will extend their jurisdiction globally deciding the most sensitive political questions affecting the foreign policies of the U.S. and other nations as they go.”

Damn straight fool

Now freeze all foriegn accounts with ties to terrorism until the PLO pays up.

Too late to nominate Ramsay for idiotarian of the year?

#59 Occasional Reader

Geez OR, like to tease me or what?

It is hard to imagine the damage to this country's laws and moral codes that this asshole did when he was AG.

One wonders why this country is a mess today - with leaders like Clark, who needs enemies enemas?

@39 no2liberals

Well if you are obsolete, so am I. :)

# 53 Sarah D.

"Quietly" building a nuclear weapon? They're positively crowing about it.

Okay, I have to post this bit of moonbat news:

Native Americans' 'Unthanksgiving' day

Groups representing Japanese, Palestinian, Aztec and African indigenous people joined Native Americans in dancing, chanting and prayers.

"Eventually, everyone is going to get their indigenous rights," a member of the Palestinian group told the gathering. "For many, it will be a right of return to their land."

"They have been terrorists since they landed on the East Coast in 1492, and they are still doing it today in Iraq and other countries," Lincoln said of the pilgrims and their legacy.

Damn, where's that leftover turkey? I'm hungry.

66 quark2

You're not obsolete

You're now a decorative nic-nac

WWtW,

Jacko fled to bahrain because lil boy buggerin' aint a crime there.

68 Sarah D.

Did anyone ask Mr. Lincoln where the Anasazi went?

OT

The Very Foundation of Conservatism

What did the foundation do? After becoming its president in 1977, Mr. Simon called for the creation of a "counterintelligentsia" to balance what he saw as the liberal dominance of the universities, the news media, nonprofit organizations and government bureaucracies. The Olin Foundation and other right-leaning philanthropies - particularly the Bradley, Scaife and Smith Richardson Foundations - provided a pool of venture capital that helped build a network of research institutions, academic fellowships and highbrow journals for the conservative movement. If it is something of a cliché these days to suggest that conservatives are winning the war of ideas, much of the credit belongs to these grant makers.

#69 keepandbear,

I love ya' but quarky is not a nic-nac, she is a beautiful person, intelligent, (more than me, and that's not saying much), insightful, caring, and a skank but in loving skank way, I worked with her and her beautiful husband many years at Shell in Deer Park, Texas.

When I think of Ramsey Clarke I also think of Cerebral Hemorrhage, Massive Cardiac Infarction, Slippery ice on the steps outside his house, etc

OT, but pretty cool.

75 Mike C.

Mike, Thats is going to make someone's head explode!

/I like it.

Ah, Dear Old Ramsay. Let's hope his performance in the Saddam matter is as effective as his efforts on behalf of Palestinian terrorists. Somebody ought to warn Saddam that he's only aggravating his situation by engaging a lunatic to defend him.

There certainly is a lot of info on the fetid meat-bag, known to us as Ramsey Clark.
Ramsey Clark was Saddan Hussein's personal attorney and represented Iraq before the War.

Well clarke, we are only doing what the European courts do.

Isnt' that what we're supposed to be doing? Learning from and emulating European courts?

@69 keepandbear

Thanx, but am also olderndirt.

@73 'Nam Grunt

We were young, wild and crazy back then weren't we. :)
Good memories!

# 68 Sarah D.

I certainly hope the Aztecs plan to apologize to the descendants of all those people they captured (in their wars of expansionist, imperialist aggression) and cut the hearts out of.

Hey Ramsey baby, why not defend the kids who were splodydoped away by your other clients, by stepping down from their collective cases? It is the right thing, as in moral thing to do.

The splodydopes and their fellow travelers need to be wiped out. Exterminated like the vermin they are. Not defended like common criminals. They are an organized, vicious, ruthless group who simply do not care if they kill non-combatants, and in fact prefer such soft targets.

Are these really the people you want to defend?

Shame on you.

This "indigenous peoples" thing is just bizarre. Groups of people have been displacing other groups of people since the emergence of the first tribes. Just how far back are we supposed to take this thing?

Well, I hope they realize this justifies the indigenous Europeans using any and all available means of driving out the invading Muslim hordes.

# 83 Rayra- Here ya go direct from kos:

The Marble Facade of the Supreme Court (4.00 / 2)

Just partially collapsed.

Is that a metaphor or what? Even the building doesn't like Scalito.

Every time he goes to court a haunting guttural voice whispers "GEEET OUUUT!"

[ Anyone who thinks my bark is worse than my bite, has never seen me bite. ] -6.63 | -5.38

by dj angst on Mon Nov 28, 2005 at 08:15:57 AM PDT

Yeah I just read about that too. (none / 1)

Apparently it fell from the just above the words, "Equal Justice Under Law."

by MariaSquared on Mon Nov 28, 2005 at 08:18:22 AM PDT
[ Parent ]

Spooky isn't it? (none / 1)

Is it the ghosts of Earl Warren and Thurgood Marshall at work?

Annie

by akeitz on Mon Nov 28, 2005 at 08:39:58 AM PDT
[ Parent ]

It almost makes me believe in Intelligent Design! (none / 0)

SCOTUS facade crumbles (due to internal decay and lack of progressive reworking of a calcified originalism?)... !

"No help for fools."

by yojimbo on Mon Nov 28, 2005 at 10:28:36 AM PDT
[ Parent ]

Damn (none / 0)

I was hoping the Impartial Facade had fallen...

Bob Woodward is a White House shill

by Scarce on Mon Nov 28, 2005 at 08:25:54 AM PDT
[ Parent ]

Another sign from "Heaven" (none / 0)

Anyone else get the feeling God is up there going "How much clearer do I have to be?"

Personally, I'm thinking a tornado at Crawford this weekend would have been a better sign. Nice and focused...

by xrepub on Mon Nov 28, 2005 at 09:14:28 AM PDT
[ Parent ]

exactly (none / 0)

You took the words right out of my mouth! I was paging down here looking to see if someone already said it. Yep, crumbling facade, indeed.

-7.63, -6.56

by fotyc on Mon Nov 28, 2005 at 09:22:51 AM PDT
[ Parent ]

#84 tigger2005

Just how far back are we supposed to take this thing?

I'm taking it that they are a bunch of idiots.

Does Augusto Pinochet come to mind?

Clark said U.S. courts “are marching off to the conflicts of the Middle East and elsewhere carrying with them the integrity of the U.S. judiciary and risking the foreign perception that U.S. courts will extend their jurisdiction globally deciding the most sensitive political questions affecting the foreign policies of the U.S. and other nations as they go.”

since when does Clark think this is a bad thing? O, yes, thats right, since some conservative jurists might follow the rule of law. American law, that is.

All your civil court liability are belong to us.

There's just no limit to the treason.

Hey, what's the problem? A guy's gotta work, gotta put food on the table, right?

/sarc off

#85 MJ

Progressive Kossack Wisdom:

SCOTUS facade crumbles (due to internal decay and lack of progressive reworking of a calcified originalism?)... !

Let's throw out that old faded piece of murdered tree and let the law mean whatever we felt like when we got up this morning, or this afternoon when we came down off our last high.

Saudi Government Cleared from 9/11 lawsuits by U.S. Federal Court

[Link: www.saudiembassy.net...]

snip:

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is very gratified with the decision by the United States District Court of New York to dismiss lawsuits against the Saudi government, government officials, leading financial institutions and prominent businessmen, who were charged with financing the 9/11 attacks.

Did you hear about the above from the MSM? I know that I didn't.

Quoted by 68:

'"They have been terrorists since they landed on the East Coast in 1492..." Lincoln said of the pilgrims and their legacy.'

The Pilgrims landed in 1492?

What's in it for Clark?

He's way too old for virgins.

Right?

Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark, the lawyer for the PLO, told justices in the appeal last month that Ungar relatives have “commenced sweeping national and international efforts” to collect the millions of dollars, including an attempt to seize Palestine’s U.N. Mission building in New York.

I would LOVE to see the plaintiffs foreclose on that "Mission" building and put it to better use, such as office space and clerical staff for the use of firms suing the PA, and/or for charities assisting the victims of Muslim terrorism. I'd pay to witness the eviction.

And let's see which Muslim country would put up the PA's "representatives" when they come to New York. Syria? Egypt? Jordan (yeah, right)? Saudi Arabia?

Look at what John Hinderaker wrote yesterday on Powerline, re RC's jumping on Saddam's bandwagon:

Low would be Ramsey Clark, the lunatic lefty who has trafficked for forty years on the fact that Lyndon Johnson, in what Johnson described as his most appalling mistake, appointed him Attorney General.

I assume Mr. Hinderaker didn't just make up that reference to Johnson. So think about Johnson and his administration, and let the significance of that statement sink in.

Ouch.

#84 tigger2005

Exactly my thought. my people should be entitled to reparations from today's progeny of the Roman conquerors--never mind none of would be here without those paleo-imperialists.

Unbelievable stupidity. How long is this utter nonsense going to go on?

f451

The Pilgrims landed in 1492?

yeah man,
1492 the pilgrims sailed the ocean blue,
landed at plymouth rock and rolled tobbaco in their sock.
lol

/damn indians knew all about pay back when they introduced tobbaco.

indians,
nah,
it wont hurt you,
take a deep drag.

Saddam lied, many people died.

Ramsey Clark and Saddam Hussein, walking arguments against the idea of Intelligent Design.

A dangerous moonbat named Ram
Worked for people who wouldn't eat ham.
But not for the Jews,
Oh no, those he'd refuse
Since they know he's a Jew-hating sham.

This doesn't bode well for Saddam. Does he know with his money he could get far better counsel that Ramsey Clark?

They all lost their appeal for me a long time ago.

Clark gave the commencement address when I graduated from the New School for Social Research. It was shortly after the fall of the Shah of Iran, and Clark gave a long talk on the evils of the now-deposed regime, such as its brutality, the lack of freedoms, torture, etc. I was surprised that he didn't say a word about the apparent shortcomings of the new Islamo-fascist regime.
It seems that Clark doesn't object to brutality, torture, oppression, etc., as long as the people doing it say "down with the U.S.A.", or alternatively, get this sleazy hypocrite more press coverage.

Hey Ramsey, here's some boiled crow for you. As my Great-Grandmother used to say: "I couldn't fancy you if you had diamonds hanging off yer arse." You ought to be ashamed of yourself. Be gone despicable baggage!

We constantly feed the Pals millions of dollars to squander and use to maim and kill instead of doing something constructive, so why can't we take it back?

Do you suppose Dennis Kucinich and Ramsey Clark were separated at birth? Just wonderin'...

#68 Sarah D.: (late, I know)

Groups representing Japanese, Palestinian, Aztec and African indigenous people joined Native Americans in dancing, chanting and prayers.

"Eventually, everyone is going to get their indigenous rights," a member of the Palestinian group told the gathering. "For many, it will be a right of return to their land."

So "African indigenous people" in the US are seeking a "right of return"?

If they're having trouble getting a visa from the Embassy of Nigeria*, why aren't they protesting there?

Personally, I don't know any black Americans seeking a "right of return", but hey, I try not to hang around with moonbats.

___
* which would be the most logical choice.

#105 -

They didn't lose their appeal. 'Cause when they blow themselves up, someone has to come along and start APPEALin' 'em off the walls.

*taps mic* Is this thing on?

/kidding

Ramsey Clark and the PLO Lose Appeal

face it, he wasn't all that attractive to begin with. :-)

#57 Captain Midnight

So did you spot the spelling mistake...
They misspelled "execute" as m-u-r-d-e-r.

Haha! I noticed that, but given it was the media, I assumed you were implying they misspelled "muslim" as y-o-u-t-h. :-)

In the event that the Ungar family do collect the money, I do hope that much of it will be donated to charity. One dealing with the victims of terrorist attacks in Israel would be very appropriate.

#103 Scaramouche

Very good one!

Here is some very bad news re Israel, IMHO, and the upcoming election: Peres, Dalia Itzik decide to join Sharon in Kadima

Former Labor Party chairman Shimon Peres has finalized his decision to leave the Labor Party, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's associates said late Monday night.

Following a meeting with Sharon at the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem, Labor MK Dalia Itzik announced at 11pm on Monday that she was leaving Labor for Sharon's Kadima party. Sharon's associates said that Itzik was part of a deal worked out with Peres, who insisted that Sharon find room on the Kadima list for his closest political ally.

"Sharon is willing to pay the price of a slot on Kadima's list for Dalia Itzik to bring about the departure of Shimon Peres from the Labor Party," a Sharon associate said.

When he returns from a trip to Spain on Wednesday evening, Peres will quit party politics and announce that he has accepted an offer from Sharon to become a senior minister in charge of peace talks with Palestinians and developing the Negev and Galilee...

see rest.

And this? May G-d help Israel:Kadima platform proposal allows for Palestinian state

Justice Minister and Sharon ally Tzipi Livni outlined the proposed platform of the new Kadima Party Monday afternoon, emphasizing the nature of Israel as a democratic Jewish state and the need to continue along the road map peace plan.

Outlining the party's diplomatic stance, Livni focused mainly on the roadmap plan. She alluded to the need for a Palestinian state, although she did not state her intentions specifically.

The document from which Livni read contained statements referring to the creation of a disarmed, terror-free Palestinian state as well as the preservation of settlement blocs, Army Radio reported.

Livni discussed the stalled road map, as Israel waits for the Palestinians to fulfill their commitment to combat terror and violence.

She also emphasized the need for maintaining a Jewish democratic state with Jerusalem serving as the undivided capital.

Kadima's stress on the first stage of the roadmap plan is significant, since the contingency of removing outposts was agreed upon only by Israel, mostly due to Netanyahu's insistence. He then abstained from the vote.

"We're not ruling anyone out of partnering with us in the future," Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said on Monday as he opened the first Kadima faction meeting at the Knesset...

see rest. May G-d save Israel from the enemy within..Sharon/Peres? Tragic.

.

#106 rebnatan 11/28/2005 01:21PM PST
Clark gave the commencement address when I graduated from the New School for Social Research. It was shortly after the fall of the Shah of Iran, and Clark gave a long talk on the evils of the now-deposed regime, such as its brutality, the lack of freedoms, torture, etc. I was surprised that he didn't say a word about the apparent shortcomings of the new Islamo-fascist regime.
It seems that Clark doesn't object to brutality, torture, oppression, etc., as long as the people doing it say "down with the U.S.A.", or alternatively, get this sleazy hypocrite more press coverage

was Ramsy singing ;

"Heres to the new boss

Same as the old boss "

imho

Clark is a lil nazi spy on retainer

I'm too lazy to look it up.

Ramsey Clarke was AG under who? Jimmah da Dhimmah?

Don't you Yanks have treason laws down there?

I think not, considering that Hanoi Jane is still a free woman and not a lesbian sex slave in Leavenworth or Marion.

#118 whiterasta 11/28/2005 04:10PM PST

LBJ

If ever there was a traitor to their country, Ramsey Clark is that man.

I wonder what thet FIRED CNN guy did on his first day off...
?

#83 Rayra 11/28/2005 10:20AM PST

#19 nonic 11/28/2005 09:09AM PST
Speaking of the USSCt...

[Link: today.reuters...]
Marble chunk falls from top of Supreme Court

The marble was above the inscription near the top of the building saying, "Equal Justice Under Law" and above the allegorical figure representing "Order," one of nine sculptured figures on the pediment.
Preparation for sharia?

Some fuckwit at DailyCooz will use this as an allegory for the Bush Administration, before the day is out.

Yeah,
that fired CNN guy was headed for DC to make some sort of political freedom of speech" statement..

j/k

I wouldn't be suprised if a few moonbats are behind a little vandalism... ;)

#68:

"They have been terrorists since they landed on the East Coast in 1492, and they are still doing it today in Iraq and other countries," Lincoln said of the pilgrims and their legacy.

Someone needs to tell Magellan there that Columbus landed on the island of Hispanola (which as far as I know is not located on the East Coast) in 1492.

#110:

So "African indigenous people" in the US are seeking a "right of return"?

Believe or not, some blacks in the US are still demanding their "40 acres and a mule." My spouse works with one such individual.

Since this thread is about Ramsey Clark please allow me to tell a very short version of my favorite Ramsy Clark story:

RC was giving a speech about "occupation of 'Palestine'"/WOT/anything to bolster A.nS.W.E.R.

so one of the Answer-Youth asked what RC thought about the "Suicide Bombing of Innocent Israeli Civilians".

RC's response: "It is always sad when someone commits suicide"
-- He then went on about how its understandable & necessary because of the daily oppression & "occupation" action of the Nazi Israelis etc.

So... What does RC think about the purposeful slaughter of innocent civilians?...its really sad for the murderer.

What a DipPoo...I hope I run into him one day.

Barrister Clark must be one of two things:

1) A seditious opportunist.

2) A clever confidence man who swindles his "clients."

Article by Michelle Malkin (Jan. 24, 2002), Murderous thugs of the world, rejoice. Once again, Ramsey Clark has come to your aid -- whether you want him to or not.
[Link: www.townhall.com...]

... Clark's agenda is neither peace nor justice. It is terrorist ambulance-chasing. He is far less concerned with freeing the innocent than with allying himself with America's enemies at every turn -- the gorier, the better. This is the man who: -- Flew to Hanoi to give aid and comfort to the North Vietnamese while American POWs were being beaten, tortured, and killed; -- Flew to Tehran to condemn the "Crimes of America" while his fellow citizens were being held hostage by Iranian militants; -- Flew to Tripoli to cheer up COlonel Mohamar Qadafi after the US bombed Libya terrorist training facilities; -- Flew to France to kneel at the feet of the late Ayatollah Khomeini; -- Flew to Baghdad to consult with Saddam Hussein; -- Flew to the defense of PLO leaders sued by the family of Leon Klinghoffer, the wheelchair-bound American tourist who was shot and tossed overboard from the cruise ship Achille Lauro by Palestinian commandos in 1986; -- Flew to Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic's side, in a show of solidarity against American imperialsim, to defend him against charges of genocide, rape, and torture against ethnic Albanians in Kosovo; -- Flew to the aid of indicted Rwanda genocide conspirator Elizaphan Ntakirutimana, a Hutu pastor accused of luring hundreds of Tutsi men, women, and children into his church and hospital compoind -- where they were massacred by gunmen and grenade-throwers; and -- Flew to support the 1993 World Trade Center bombers (he played the race card for sympathetic minority jurors by decrying our racist judicial system), and continues to represent Sheik Omar Abdul Rahman, the scheming Muslim cleric now in federal prison for his role in planning New York City terrorist attacks.

Ramsey Clark's record is not one of principled pacifism, but of compulsive anti-Americanism. The peace-loving doves who follow his path are flying on blood-stained wings.

#123 Wrath

I too hope you run into him one day...and

that you're driving something heavy.

#126 Wrench

:)

how about a gas guzzling, post military owned GMC Humvee?

The irony would be an added bonus.

I propose we start calling him Ramzi Clark.

Such an Arab terrorist wannabe!

#123 WrathofG_d

"It is always sad when someone commits suicide"

I think we may have a new quote to go next to "evil" in the dictionary.

Could someone explain to me exactly what one would have to do to be named a TRAITOR to the United States? Is it now "anything goes"? Apalling.

Clark said U.S. courts “are marching off to the conflicts of the Middle East and elsewhere carrying with them the integrity of the U.S. judiciary and risking the foreign perception that U.S. courts will extend their jurisdiction globally deciding the most sensitive political questions affecting the foreign policies of the U.S. and other nations as they go.”

A Red Herring argument.

An American citizen was killed. The Defendant does business in the US. The Defendant has a reasonable expectation of being able to defend itself in the US.

Now, if the court held that no further funding to the PLO by Americans would be permitted, or that travel to the palestinian entity is forbidden, for example, then "U.S. courts will extend their jurisdiction globally deciding the most sensitive political questions affecting the foreign policies of the U.S. and other nations as they go.”

#130 wun wabbit wun -

"Could someone explain to me exactly what one would have to do to be named a TRAITOR to the United States? "

Why, yes. It's very simple. Pay attention.

1. Get a good education, preferably at a private religious school.
2. Marry someone of the opposite sex.
3. Be successful at your job, preferably one with corporate ties. Or better yet, start your own business.
4. Donate to conservative causes.
5. Celebrate Christmas out loud.
6. Eat meat.

There you have it. Try to keep up, will you?

LBJ appointed Ramsey Clark as Attorney General in an effort to get Clark's father to resign his seat on the Supreme Court so Johnson could appoint Thurgood Marshall.

So by attempting to create a groundbreaking legacy, he unleashed a monster on the planet. Unintended consequences.

Now every genocidal dictator and terrorist organization gets free legal advice from an "anti-war" former U.S. Attorney General.

Pathetic.

And thanks for the Hat tip, Charles.

Why are the Dems always on the wrong side of the every issue.

135- mattm

because they are products of the public school system where they are taught revisionist history...or none at all.