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To: Knighty Tin who wrote (117082)	11/26/2008 12:16:52 PM
From: Broken_Clock	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 132070

murder is premeditated. That is what the BATF did to the crazies. self defense is what is being gutted from the Constitution, and is what the Branch Davidians practiced when attacked by BATF. Federal Court makes a mockery of the "justice" system. That is why thieves like Marc Rich will flee the country and then buy a pardon. It's easier and cheaper and less risky than standing before corrupt judges and prosecutors. Just look at what happened in federal Court to the surviving Branch Davidians when they did surrender. 40 years! --- The Border Guard thing is bizarre. Cops are allowed to shoot citizens but BGs are not allowed to shoot armed drug dealers crossing into the country illegally.

To: Knighty Tin who wrote (117082)	11/26/2008 2:45:37 PM
From: Sidney Reilly	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 132070

The only Branch Dividians who successfully surrendered were able to because they surrendered on the news coverage side of the compound and could be seen by news cameras and so were not shot dead by the FBI. All surviving Branch Dividians were found not guilty of all charges pressed by the government. It's not legal to sue the government or any of it's agencies. Those that make the laws protect themselves from the laws everyone else has to live by. The Branch Davidian Trial by Egon Richard Tausch constitution.org E.R. Tausch was a court observer during the Waco trial. This article is a description of what events he witnessed during the trial.