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Martial law in Pakistan,
but it could never happen in America
by Kevin Good, Unknown News
November 5, 2007
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This is a test. Only a test.
I am interrupting the local Faux Noise with this community service announcement. This is a test. This only a test, because it couldn’t happen here. It could never happen here.
Pakistan:
The President tightens his grip on power by delaying elections for up to a year after imposing a state of emergency.
America?
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The President, without so much as issuing a press statement, on May 9 signed a
directive that granted near dictatorial powers to the office of the president in the event of a national emergency, declared by himself.
Pakistan:
Pakistan's dictator President Pervez Musharraf on Saturday declared a state of emergency and replaced the nation’s top judge, saying the judiciary was interfering with the government and that Islamic militancy posed a grave threat.
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America?
This could never happen here. If the 2008 election were contested, Blackwater would never shut down this Supreme Court. They would disband Congress.
This was a test, just a test. If this was a real Constitutional crisis, well too late, you're already so screwed.
We now return you to your Government approved News Corporation channel.
© by the author.
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