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We've all known the Turkeys of this world are a bunch of hypocrites, but sometimes it amazes me just how blatantly they show this off. The Cannabis Court has ruled that enemy combatants, terrorists, and other non-citizens have a right to access the civil court system of the United States. Lawyers, writs of habis corpus, right to cross examine – all of these rights we Americans hold (and usually take for granted) are now the the disposal of the Islamic terrorists trying to kill us. Those fighting without uniform, killing innocent lives wherever they can, hold equal legal standing with U.S. citizens.

And the TurkeysThis is our euphemism for left leaning loonies. Think: "You Turkey!" are ecstatic (that means overjoyed, for you UAT graduates). The Democrats, the People for the American Way, the ACLU and dozens of other anti-America, pro-terrorists groups are simply elated with the decision. Democrat Minority Leader in the House, Nancy Pelosi (CA) said, “Today's Supreme Court decision reaffirms the American Ideal that all are entitled to the basic guarantees of our justice system. This is a triumph for the rule of law.” Question, Mrs. America: who's law?

These Turkeys, however, that are applauding the Cannabis Court'sThe "High" Court is apparently just that, high on something. These octogenarians don't strike me as the cocaine or crystal-meth type, but I can see them smoking the reefer. bringing these backward thugs into the 21^st century are the very ones that rejected that argument when it was given as a reason to go to war in the first place. The search for Weapons of Mass Destruction is all that ever gets attention, but President Bush laid out several reasons for going to war in both Afghanistan and Iraq. In both cases one of the reasons was to bring freedom to the nation. Each was living under the rule of brutal elitists. Mr. Bush claimed that freedom was a universal longing and right. He even referenced that fairy tale figure for the Left: the Creator.

At that time, however, we were told that the people of the middle east were not ready for democracy. It was said that they could not handle self rule. We were told that even if they could, it was not our place to bring it to them; they should rise up on their own. Yet now that, by fiat, the judicial tyrants have declared we give these very same people (except these being the criminal element of those people) due process under OUR law and access to OUR court system and the benefits of OUR democracy – the hypocritical Turkeys are pleased as can be.

Notice that they are only happy when they are bringing the advanced down to the level of the in-advanced. That charge has been leveled at socialists before.

We pointed out in this space before that there is something special and unique about being a citizen of the United States (see: Real "Backbone of the Nation" 21 June). Not to say that it is better (although I will) it is just different that being an Australasian or a Brittan. Being a citizen of the U.S. brings certain responsibilities and it brings certain privileges. Those privileges, voting, access to the courts, constitutional rights, however, should be reserved for citizens.

This is nothing new. Remember when the Romans beat up Paul? He told them they had violated his rights. Why? Because he was a Roman citizen. The title held privileges. Not holding the title did not hold those same protections. There's another story (and I apologize for the vagueness of it) about a British man that was captured in some backwater country in Asia. The English crown loaded up ships and mounted an invasion that, in that time, rivaled out entry into Iraq. When the offending King was surrounded and turning over his captive he asked “Who is this man that I took that you spent so much effort to save him?” Answer: He was a citizen of the English crown.

But Mr. Rooster, that's a very “us versus them” attitude you are taking! Have you tried immigrating to Mexico lately? Have you tried walking around in Saudi Arabia in blue jeans with an iPod playing 3^rd Day? THEY already have this attitude, and until we start developing the WE part, we're just going to keep sliding backwards down this slope.