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Politics : About that Cuban boy, Elian -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: lawdog who wrote (1608)	4/22/2000 3:01:00 PM
From: marcos	Respond to of 9127

"it is over." - well yes, that ridiculous L zaro stage is over. Comes a stage of more legal jungle now. Once it is cleared and the obvious right of Juan Miguel to make decisions for his family is restored, comes another stage ... i suggest that at that time we use this thread to examine in detail Castro's ongoing record on human rights, along with the misguided US policies that prop him up in power. He too commits atrocities against the sons of other men.

To: lawdog who wrote (1608)	4/22/2000 3:08:00 PM
From: SliderOnTheBlack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 9127

lawdog: I am not a lawyer but Judge Napolitano is... He made a very lucid & impassioned legal case for the sheer outrageous hypocrisy of this Para-Military raid on a child's freedom. Like it, or not - the Cuban Refugee Act gives Cuban Refugees rights that others do not have - period. That IS the law - period. 1. The child made it to American soil - period. 2. There is NO AGE prerequisite concerning Elian being able to request political assylum for himself - period. 3. Elian is governed by the Cuban Refugee Act - period. 4. In the worst case scenario - the issue is a local one, with family court being the proper venue. The real crime is that the child did not receive his due process and is yet just another innocent victim in the sociopathcic reign of the political chameleon who still reigns in office. Judge Napolitanon made a very clear agruement & interpretation of the ruling of the 11th Circuit Court imho. I do have the faintest idea how our government works - I watched Monica-gate; learned that our President can actually be diddling at 19 year old intern in the Oval Orfice with a Cigar, while simultaneously speaking on the phone to a US Senator about important peoples business, I watched him perjure himself, watched him wag his finger in our faces, read about Mena Ark, saw the pseudo-suicide of Vince Foster, saw the parade of female victims, listend to Chairman Hillarie's - "It takes a Village now become it takes a Swat Team etc.... oh, trust me; I have a very clear idea how our "present" government works... and now, so does the rest of the world...