In the absence of quorum, a few members of Congress in the Senate debated the 30 hour rule ensuing the "sovereignty stratagem" of Harold Koh for nomination as State Department Legal advisor. 
 
In worthy attempts to circumvent this nomination, discussions of the Koh ideology were geared around his views that United States policy should conform and adhere to an international rule of law instead of the sovereignty Americans consistently fight, live & die for keeping the international stage from taking away our citizens' rights in due diligence of keeping law makers and enforcers from enacting a clandestine empirical tyranny. And right now in history, what our Country went through is well informed through the media via Iranian policy that's the brutal characterization of observation without using scientific method of theory executed with the secrecy of concealment instead of allowing freedoms to regard peaceful demonstration as the platform for voicing what detriment(s) faces them most.

As the most popular vote of the people, the "sovereignty stratagem" is not a plan, scheme, or trick in surprising deceit of the people from this Country, it's a guaranteed right of our freedoms strictly grounded in our Declaration of Independence.  Not only is this most popular, but it's most favorable whereas keeping government out of peoples' personal lives except where tax allocations are concerned as well as protections of our collective embodiment as the States United also guaranteed in the separate but equal clause.
 
Not to say our Constitution is perfect certainly implying not imperfect, there are many facets of our society that have become comfortably numb and when it comes to our legal system, the three friends and a stranger "sovereignty stratagem" is one of the worst purely translated as "the status, dominion, power, or authority who use any artifice, ruse, or trick devised to attain a goal for gaining an advantage over another".  Even more within this interpretation, the 3/1 ratio stratagem references that courts are so overloaded that an almost mandated common practice is that the prosecutor and defense attorney will overtly plea bargain the entire case load whereas the judge will hand down the fiercest of penalties if the defendant loses in a criminal trial. Civil law also has this unbalanced perception, however the good thing about our system is that there is an appellate system whereas international policy is moreover based on premise of the "you're cooked on all sides" reactionary measure to contain actions of any person, place or thing that goes against the grain.  The overall good thing about our system?  It's why we've come so far in such a little time, and why other nations look to us for leadership instead of us of them.

The gotcha good faith example of the "sovereignty stratagem" is how Democrats maneuvered union votes and monetary support for returns whereas auto worker union leadership gained ownership of vehicle manufacture infrastructure over shareholders.  On it's face it looks like big government invoked it's overwhelming force to bully investors out of their rights.  However sad but true, the real lesson learned is that legislation re-write support actually undermined an immoral socially accepted system in an end to a means where shareholders disregard the livelihood of workers as easy as slicing butter with a hot knife.  With regards to morality? The simple translation is that emphasis is placed squarely in view that the worker is the important factor instead of a race horse put out to pasture before it's time without the benefits they put forth extra effort everyday to achieve.  Nothing more and nothing less except of course for scandalous union leaders that manipulate the process while claiming to protect workers rights.

The sense of imperfection is that there are flaws with every system and this Country has the satisfaction of challenge in correcting discrepancies where an overall international policy will not. In view of that, the problem with the political genius of the General Motors/Chrysler deal is that valuable franchise ownerships were caught up in the cross fire as victims of the 3/1 ratio stratagem and if we as a Country are to overcome in leaps and bounds without opening the flood gates of an already overwhelmed judicial process, all political savvy should be reminded that our National heritage of immigrants came here to get away from all tyrannical cycles that observe the "spoils system" as the accepted social Czar network it really is.

Last words in the lane:

In view of Harold Koh and other great white shark attorneys in need of being deposed by "The Orca", sometimes lyrics in music move moments like the navigant un-sung hero in the periodic table of elements reminiscent of "sometimes the darkest hour never comes at night", and the cross reference shepard's citation is that the un-sung hero in the periodic table is the American Element (Hu¹) reviewing previous laughter that echoed all the way to the bank in favor of the shinedown take your medicine ideology. Nothing more and nothing less pursuant to the perfection of colloquy of course excluding extraneous materials.

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