war powers act

[Max Sawicky]

> Max Sawicky wrote:
>
> >It doesn't mean shit.  We dwell not on liberal
> shibboleths on the
> >rule of law.  Ha!  Imperialist law is more like it.  No, the
> >interests of the working class are paramount, and more
> >specifically the national rights of Kosovars against the
> >extremely brutal state-capitalist slugs ruling Serbia.
> >
> >You liberals.  Um um um.
>
> Ok, let me see if I get this straight. The point of the
bombing, Clinton
tells us in war reason #47, is to establish multi-ethnic
democracy (in a
region where the nationalists have won all the elections) and the
rule of
law. To do this, the U.S. violates international law, by
launching an
attack on a sovereign nation (as repellent as its rulers are),
and the
president violates U.S. law. But somehow this will reinforce the
rule of
law in the long run. Ingenious. >
> Doug

Comrade D., listen not to the imperialists' forked-tongues but
look to their foul deeds.  Rule of law is a capitalist
construction which they knock down and rebuild at their leisure.
Their aim is not human liberation but expansion of the imperial
mandate over their once-and-future collaborator, the hideous
Slobbo.  The first principle is the liberation of Kosovars, their
right to self-determination in the face of an oppressor for whom
legitimacy is forfeit.  By dint of his bestial, anti-popular
suppression of the Kosovar minority, the hideous Slobbo certifies
his incapacity to rule justly over a democratic, secular state.
Dwell not on the hypocrisies of imperialism, but on the strivings
of the people against the oppressor.

The UnLouis
Flashback, Md.