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Separation of Powers 61 Results • My List • List Topics • Placemarks • History • Search • Settings • Conferences • Keystrokes • Help? • Log off • ? The WELL Search The WELL Search Type: Modify Search 61 items found volley2.ind Top of PageNew Search ?>*:\ ...//2008:07:17:16:24:75*W Next Topic in Results volley2.ind 1: ?>*:\ ...//2008:07:17:16:24:75*W #555: William Hale (hinging0) Tue 29 Jul 08 18:57 Post Dear Michelle: What a wonderful story about the 20008 convention. The word 'buddy' makes me think of the many police officers I know who rely on their buddy to back them up. It also reminds me of WJC's dog, 'Buddy' and my own ADA service K-9 'Big Wig' who was so loved by the United States Capitol Police and the United States Supreme Court police, that they gave honorary police patches to 'Big Wig' that I sewed on 'Big Wig's harness. "Good cops test other cops, and help recruit! Isn't that right?" The President of the United States is our Chief Executive Officer. Police officers are executive field officers - our personal contact with the chain of command that leads all the way from the street where you live to the Oval Office and, in sha lah, God willing, President Barack Obama. [voices outside share an animated conversation 21:29] All of us, from Barack, to you, through the vice president, and all up and down the chain of command of Article II of the US Constitution - all of us, share the duty to make sure "We the people" feel we have met Barack himself, when we meet a police officer and his, or her, 'buddy', because [Good enough] each police officer not only upholds the US constitution and applies it equally to one and all, but you are the eyes and ears of our commander and chief. This is why any police officer, or US soldier, must be able to have one or more secure channels of communication to report ANYTHING to our President of the United States and receive a verifiable confirmation code indicating what information was securely received. When we give our buddies this kind of authority, our buddies give us the kind of service [jet], your husband, our candidate, you, our leader, Barack, have given [^] Harry Reid, the majority leader of the United States Senate, our US Senator from Nevada, was a United States Capitol Police officer. Many democrats at the convention personally know you, Harry and trust your decision making based, in part, upon that experience of being an executive field officer. Many of you open convention night supporters, braving the risks of assembly to join in unity with your husband, Michelle, Barack, our answer to merit based government - combined with compassion, Many of you open convention night supporters may know you, Harry Reid, only by name from C-SPAN, the Networks, and the internet, but few of us do not know at least one police officer. ...or G.I. [sir (young woman's voice)] "Taming, training, and educating," is how one woman at Harvard Business School put it when she described her mission in educational administrative studies... Our buddy system is our executive field officer real time system of checks and balances: backed up by our three branches of government and their respective separation of powers. When you told Barack this was his night and "Don't screw up buddy," Michelle, you echoed the day to day experience of hundreds of thousands of executive field officers in Article II of our US constitution. And that is why, this $15 contribution (and some for Hillary when I go to her site after thiss, too, to remind me how important the "arena of peaceful competition" is, as Bill put it... this is why my $15 contribution for this back stage night contest, comes to you [rpms] with this prayer for your shoulder to shoulder, "Buddy" 'back up' of your husband, our leader, you, Barack, to ripple through the entire chain of command of the Executive Branch of the Government of the United States of America... Let each and every one feel our executive field officers, soldiers, first responders, and pre-amble service providers... are our emissaries in our executive chain of command representing you, Barack through our US constitution to us, "We the people", and in turn representing the needs, interests, problems and requested remedies of us, "We the people" to you, Barack, our next Chief, God [Yeah hopefully [door]] willing, [sound] who hopes... until proven otherwise beyond volley2.ind 1: ?>*:\ ...//2008:07:17:16:24:75*W #556: William Hale (hinging0) Tue 29 Jul 08 19:05 Post Dear Michelle: What a wonderful story about the 20008 convention. The word 'buddy' makes me think of the many police officers I know who rely on their buddy to back them up. It also reminds me of WJC's dog, 'Buddy' and my own ADA service K-9 'Big Wig' who was so loved by the United States Capitol Police and the United States Supreme Court police, that they gave honorary police patches to 'Big Wig' that I sewed on 'Big Wig's harness. "Good cops test other cops, and help recruit! Isn't that right?" The President of the United States is our Chief Executive Officer. Police officers are executive field officers - our personal contact with the chain of command that leads all the way from the street where you live to the Oval Office and, in sha lah, God willing, President Barack Obama. [voices outside share an animated conversation 21:29] All of us, from Barack, to you, through the vice president, and all up and down the chain of command of Article II of the US Constitution - all of us, share the duty to make sure "We the people" feel we have met Barack himself, when we meet a police officer and his, or her, 'buddy', because [Good enough] each police officer not only upholds the US constitution and applies it equally to one and all, but you are the eyes and ears of our commander and chief. This is why any police officer, or US soldier, must be able to have one or more secure channels of communication to report ANYTHING to our President of the United States and receive a verifiable confirmation code indicating what information was securely received. When we give our buddies this kind of authority, our buddies give us the kind of service [jet], your husband, our candidate, you, our leader, Barack, have given [^] Harry Reid, the majority leader of the United States Senate, our US Senator from Nevada, was a United States Capitol Police officer. Many democrats at the convention personally know you, Harry and trust your decision making based, in part, upon that experience of being an executive field officer. Many of you open convention night supporters, braving the risks of assembly to join in unity with your husband, Michelle, Barack, our answer to merit based government - combined with compassion, Many of you open convention night supporters may know you, Harry Reid, only by name from C-SPAN, the Networks, and the internet, but few of us do not know at least one police officer. ...or G.I. [sir (young woman's voice)] "Taming, training, and educating," is how one woman at Harvard Business School put it when she described her mission in educational administrative studies... Our buddy system is our executive field officer real time system of checks and balances: backed up by our three branches of government and their respective separation of powers. When you told Barack this was his night and "Don't screw up buddy," Michelle, you echoed the day to day experience of hundreds of thousands of executive field officers in Article II of our US constitution. And that is why, this $15 contribution (and some for Hillary when I go to her site after thiss, too, to remind me how important the "arena of peaceful competition" is, as Bill put it... this is why my $15 contribution for this back stage night contest, comes to you [rpms] with this prayer for your shoulder to shoulder, "Buddy" 'back up' of your husband, our leader, you, Barack, to ripple through the entire chain of command of the Executive Branch of the Government of the United States of America... Let each and every one of us feel you, our executive field officers, soldiers, first responders, and pre-amble service providers... are our emissaries in the Article II executive chain of command: [[Yes, sir]] representing you, Barack through our US constitution to us, "We the people", and in turn representing the needs, interests, problems and requested remedies of us, "We the people" to you, Barack, our next Chief, God [Yeah hopefully [door]] willing, [sound] who hopes... This we ask through "Liberty: the garden of justice" "Justice that is fairness: the equal assumption of innocence and authority for each and every one" - until proven otherwise beyond a reasonable doubt by a jury of our peers. "Better homes and gardens in deserts world wide," God willing, who hopes. Note: When a phenomenon like the Barack Obama campaign with it's great volunteers comes along, people on all sides of the political issues start to listen. [^] Sawdsut: Senator Stevens, from Alaska, my last home state, is now in a position to more fully appreciate this... or maybe he set the whole thing up to bring the most senior elements from "sea star to shining star sea" to focus on how important he thinks the next generration is in this water shed election in the history of the US. ?>*:\ ...//2008:10:20:15:17:75*W Previous Topic in ResultsNext Topic in Results volley2.ind 14: ?>*:\ ...//2008:10:20:15:17:75*W #2: William Hale (hinging0) Mon 20 Oct 08 14:04 Post ?>*:\ ...//2008:10:20:14:55:75*W Dear Office of the Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board Ben Bernanke: Thank you for your cheerful, professional response to my call today.

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