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Rosenstein's treason

marke said:
Benedict Arnold turned against George Washington and the United States.
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Benedict Arnold turned traitor to General George Washington and to the Continental Congress.

There was no United States yet.

Not until 1788 when the 9th colony, New Hampshire, ratified the Constitution did the colonies become States.

That would not come about until 8 years after Arnold committed his treason against the Continental Congress, which happened in September of 1780.



marke said:
... Rosenstein turned against President Trump and the people who elected Trump, as well as all Americans who have Trump as their president.
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That just isn't true.

Rod Rosenstien did no such thing.

You are repeating a Right Wing lie, a Trumplican conspiracy fantasy.
 
GDViking said:
It's not even treason to recommend it.

As a matter of fact I would consider it treason to cover for someone unfit for office...
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My only regret is that I might give but one LIKE to your post!!!
 
marke said:
'Psst: Hey buddy. What say we go out and shoot a couple of ni****s tonight just for fun?' Harmless talk? How about, "What do we want? Dead cops! When do we want it? Now!"
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Casper never said there might never be harm in the discussing of the 25th Amendment, not that there is any likely chance there would be, what he said is it is NOT treasonous to do so, and it isn't.
 
marke said:
If you don't like justice, decency and order then you will not likely like heaven.
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If you do not like apple pie, motherhood and fair play then you do not like Donald Trump.
 
marke said:
If you don't like justice, decency and order then you will not likely like heaven.
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Jesus ****ing Christ! What was the point of that post?
 
marke said:
Tell me about it. And thanks for mentioning the ugliness of black Nation of Islam hatred of whites.
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Actually I was referring to the racism you expressed in your post. But then you knew that.
 
as far as I know treason is betraying your own country to the enemy in a time of war.

not quite there yet for Rosenstein.
 
marke said:
Isn't Bolshevik Brother Bernie an alumni of Sesame Street?
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Trump had plenty of election help from the folks at 55 Savushkina Street.
 
marke said:
Obama was awarded a Nobel for being the most famous black on the block one year.
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Once more you make yourself look foolish for posting something that just isn't at all true.

But the seeming biased disdain towards our 44th President is duly noted.

I have never agreed with the decision of the Nobel Committee in their selecting Barack Hussein Obama to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. I have always felt it could have gone to far better candidates nominated that year. However it was not awarded, as you claim, for President Obama being "the most famous black on the block".

Here is what was behind the Nobel Committee's decision:
Inspires Hope for a Better Future

Barack H. Obama, the 44th President of the United States, had been in power for less than eight months when he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 2009. Among the reasons it gave, the Nobel Committee lauded Obama for his "extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples". Emphasis was also given to his support - in word and deed - for the vision of a world free from nuclear weapons.

Even before the election, Obama had advocated dialogue and cooperation across national, ethnic, religious and political dividing lines. As President, he called for a new start to relations between the Muslim world and the West based on common interests and mutual understanding and respect. In accordance with a promise he made during his election campaign, he set in motion a plan for the withdrawal of U.S. occupying forces from Iraq.

During his first year in power, President Obama showed himself to be a strong spokesman for human rights and democracy, and as a constructive supporter of the work being done to put effective measures in place to combat the climate crisis. This is in line with his appeal: "Now is the time for all of us to take our share of responsibility for a global response to global challenges".

Copyright © The Norwegian Nobel Institute
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Barack H. Obama - Facts - NobelPrize.org
 
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