The Twelve Days of Invasion
Lyrics © 2002, Charlie King, Pied Asp Music (BMI)

On the first day of invasion my leader said to me
    They're the most dangerous nation in the world
  On the second day's invasion my leader said to me
    They have weapons of mass destruction;
    They're the most dangerous nation in the world
  On the third day of invasion my leader said to me
    They won't allow inspections;
    They have weapons of destruction;
    They're the most dangerous nation in the world
  On the fourth day of invasion my leader said to me
    They didn't sign the biological weapons treaty;
    won't allow inspections; weapons of destruction;
    They're the most dangerous nation in the world
  On the fifth day of invasion my leader said to me
    DEMAND REGIME CHANGE NOW!
    didn't sign the treaty;
    won't allow inspections;
    weapons of destruction;
    They're the most dangerous nation in the world
   On the sixth etc.
    All they want is oil
    They just can't be trusted
    They execute their people
    They helped to train Al Qaada
    They invaded other countries
    They were not fairly elected
 On the twelfth day of invasion my leader said to me
   (Spoken)They Plan To Use the Bomb
   (Sing) not fairly elected
        invaded other countries
        helped to train Al Qaaida
        execute their people
        they just can't be trusted
        all they want is oil
        DEMAND REGIME CHANGE NOW!
        didn't sign the treaty;
        won't allow inspections;
        weapons of destruction;
  And they're the most dangerous nation in the world.

Edited by author 02-03-2003 10:06 AM
I love Lisa's song! All together now.....

Marty wrote me an email that said:

Sue

Suggest you and others opposed to the war read Thomas Friedman's column in todays Times. It spells out in more detail the argument I have put forth for several months now.

Marty

Edited by author 02-07-2003 09:25 AM
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LISA'S SONG IS WONDERFUL! WE NEED TO GET TOGETHER AND
SING IT LOUD AND CLEAR! ( HOPE THIS GETS THRU..NEVER TRIED
IT BEFORE.)

Cool! Somebody's reading the message board again! I like the song too.

worked like a charm.

Lisa

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I don't think we should paint an overly rosy picture of religious freedom in America, contrary to the suggestions of Boe's Platform on Dec.5. Until the 1920s the Supreme Court had held that the First Amendment's barring of "an establishment of religion" and the "free exercise thereof" did not apply to the states. (You'll recall that the Bill of Rights sets restricions upon the federal gov't only.) In Mass. the Congregational Church was an official, state-supported church until (as best I recall) the mid-1800s.

In the 1920s and thereafter the Sup Ct gradually held that the 14th Amendment promise of "substantive due process" in effect "vouched in" the personal rights set out in the several amendments of the Bill of Rights. Thus we got the
"flag cases" (holding that students could not be required to join in the Pledge of Allegiance, etc. if to do so offended their religious beliefs) only in the 1940s. Along with the "prayer in the school" cases. Thus, when Barbara was required to read Christian text in NYC public schools in the 1920s or
1930s this was NOT YET a violation of then decided law.

The Constitution is a growing promise. Certain provisions respond to a changing morality. Thus what is "cruel and usual punishment" is a changing element. We no longer execute young teenagers. And in Dela. we no longer flog wife-beaters (as was done until WW II--!).

Still, and simply for the record, there was considerable entanglement between state gov'ts and religious groups for the first 150 years of the Republic. Best --Win Thies

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