Chris Axeworth and George W. Bush
The epitome of the Rule of Law: Chris Axworthy and George W. Bush
Nipawin - Friday - March 1, 2003 - by: Mario deSantis
"Did Axworthy know he was going to be hired by this firm? Did he buy himself a job?" Sheila Steele, Social Activist
"Our [American] fervent pursuit of war is driving us to squander the international legitimacy" John Brady Kiesling, Political Counsellor
laws counter bullies	We must learn all the time. It was only some months ago that Sheila Steele, publisher of injusticebusters.com, mentioned to me, the need to redimension our social bullies such as for example Saskatoon cop, Brian Dueck. At that time I commented that our laws could be enough to counter these bullies, but now I can realize how wrong I was.
elitist politicians	The Rule of Law emerges from crony capitalism and therefore the Rule of Law serves the current elitist political and crony capitalistic class.
buying a job	Take for example former Saskatchewan Justice Minister Chris Axworthy who will be using his peculiar governmental experience in his new job with the law firm of Robertson Stromberg while at the same time teaching law at the University of Saskatchewan.
ilegitimate president	Think about the American Rule of Law as the Bush administration has not ratified its membership in the International Criminal Court and while this same Bush administration is bribing the members of the Security Council at the United Nations for legitimizing a war against Iraq. I ask, how can a war against Iraq be a legitimate war, when this same president Bush, is not a legitimate president, and when a declaration of war must be passed by Congress.
common law	The Bullies of the world are taking over and their Rule of Law must be changed for the good of common law and for the good of common people.
	Mario deSantis
References:
	Steele, Sheila Axworthy's conflict February 2003 Injusticebusters, http://www.injusticebusters.com/2003/Axworthy_conflict.htm
	Tyler, Patrick Bush Looks Past War to Peace in Middle East February 27, 2003 The New York Times
	Bock, Alan Buying support.The first gulf war 'paid for itself.' This time it's a very different story February 26, 2003 Information Clearing House, http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article1683.htm
	Rectenwald, Michael and Lori Price CLG Interviews Greg Palast February 24, 2003 Citizens for Legitimate Government, http://www.legitgov.org/CLG_Interviews_Greg_Palast_022503.html
	Weiner, Bernard Letter to the Grandkids: How Did We Get to War With Iraq? February 27, 2003 The Crisis Papers, http://www.crisispapers.org/Editorials/grandkids.htm
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