Bong30
04-01-2006, 09:54 PM
Did I hear George Bush say... in spanish
"My white house, is your white house".... to the people of mexico.
Well MR. BUSH, FUCK OFF it is MY FUCKING WHITE HOUSE TOO....
you are giving the whitehouse to the people of mexico... you fucking trader.
Give this away much BUSH,
Sovereignty is the exclusive right to exercise supreme political (legislative, judicial and/or executive) authority over a geographic region, group of people or oneself.
The word is recorded in English since circa 1340 meaning pe-eminence', as rule since 1378; it derives from Anglo-French sovereynetee, from Old French souverainete, from soverain (Sovereign, itself from medieval latin superanus which derives from classical Latin superus "superior" or "overness").
The source or origins of sovereignty (God or the people) must be distinguished from its exercise by branches of government. In democracies, sovereignty is held by the people, which may exercise it directly, as in a popular assembly, but it is usually exercised by the constitutional delegation to institutions constituting the legislative and/or the executive power in all representative democracies, including constitutional monarchies, or mixed, by intermittent use of the referendum
are you kidding me.... did he say that? i know the awnser
just had to get that off my chest now im going for a rip, and ill be better.
"My white house, is your white house".... to the people of mexico.
Well MR. BUSH, FUCK OFF it is MY FUCKING WHITE HOUSE TOO....
you are giving the whitehouse to the people of mexico... you fucking trader.
Give this away much BUSH,
Sovereignty is the exclusive right to exercise supreme political (legislative, judicial and/or executive) authority over a geographic region, group of people or oneself.
The word is recorded in English since circa 1340 meaning pe-eminence', as rule since 1378; it derives from Anglo-French sovereynetee, from Old French souverainete, from soverain (Sovereign, itself from medieval latin superanus which derives from classical Latin superus "superior" or "overness").
The source or origins of sovereignty (God or the people) must be distinguished from its exercise by branches of government. In democracies, sovereignty is held by the people, which may exercise it directly, as in a popular assembly, but it is usually exercised by the constitutional delegation to institutions constituting the legislative and/or the executive power in all representative democracies, including constitutional monarchies, or mixed, by intermittent use of the referendum
are you kidding me.... did he say that? i know the awnser
just had to get that off my chest now im going for a rip, and ill be better.