Barack Obama says that he is president of the United States, not an emperor. Anxious to prove that Obama is a sociopathic liar (a point plainly in evidence in the wake of Jonathan Grubers arrogantly frank revelations about the Obama factions preparation of the Obamacare legislation), Rush Limbaugh counters that Obama lies. He is an emperor. If we pay strict attention to the provisions of the U.S. Constitution (as I assume Rush Limbaugh would, on any given day, want us to do), Obamas statement is, ironically, the more accurate one. With due regard for the Constitution, what Rush Limbaugh should have said is that Obama has been speaking and acting as if he is an emperor. And he apparently intends to go on doing so despite the dressing down he received from his constitutional sovereign, the people of the United States, this past Election Day. Though Obama goes by the name of Democrat (a word rooted in two words in ancient Greek that evoked the power or strength of the people), he arrogantly ignores the sovereignty of the people. His biggest error is the false oath he swore to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States. His Marxist ideology recognizes no power but the resultant force of history. It openly contemns constitutionalism as nothing more than a malleable artifact of the world historical class struggle. For Obama, elections have no intrinsic authority. They may be useful if they advance the progress of the vanguard of history. If not, they can be swept heedlessly aside. The voice of the people is not the voice of God since history acknowledges no god but material power. The contest of material power determines whose standard shall rule. Thereby history reveals, after the fact, which forces prevail.
Posted on: Sun, 30 Nov 2014 00:51:42 +0000
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