Posted by
Glenn Flowers on Saturday, May 17, 2008 5:32:49 AM
Policy Directive 25
When do we prosecute Bill Clinton for treason and tyranny?
During the peace keeping mission in Kosovo and Bosnia, in order to sidestep congress and the constitution, then president Bill Clinton created PDD-25 as an executive order. He then ordered it to be so classified that congress was not cleared to see it. The document had the effect of authorizing the president to place US military forces under the operational control of foreign commanders when deployed on peace keeping missions when it was likely that combat would be involved. The document claimed, and I’m paraphrasing here, "Such situations require the command be conducted by competent regional organizations or coalitions." PDD 25 also allowed for US troops to be required to wear the uniform of the United Nations and to follow the orders of the "foreign commander".
This directive and the actions it sought to authorize are outside the limits and authority of, and are in direct violation of the constitution and the powers of the president and should be regarded as a violation in rebellion to the rule of law, an act of tyranny, and an act of dictatorship. A special prosecutor should be employed to investigate and charge all who were complicit with acts of sophistry, or whatever is applicable.
The current president could revoke the order but hasn’t mentioned the document to date.
Congress should make the president aware of the document and request he revoke it. If this fails congress should subpeona the document PDD 25 and all other classified executive orders, consult a US federal court as to the national security issues, and either pass a resolution revoking them or, if they are of a sensitive nature, submit them to the court for revocation. Then they need to decide with whom to begin impeachment or criminal prosecution.
Info obtained from UN Watch and
http://www.danielnew.com/dn04.27.07.shtml
Glenn Flowers