WorldNetDaily: Souter suitor wants real hotel company

Bless World Net Daily for keeping the Supreme Court property rights abrogation on the front burner. A couple of days ago, WND published the breaking story of Logan Darrow Clements putting the move on Justice David Souter's home in Weare, NH, to demonstrate the meaning of the Leftist assault on liberty by Souter and the other Leftists on SCOTUS. (See our blog).

LOOK OUT. What started as sparks is turning into an inferno. Americans are furious, and well they should be.

Stay with these stories--the revolution against SCOTUS as well as this particular story about Souter's property. Today, WND published an update, which we excerpted below.

WorldNetDaily: Souter suitor wants real hotel company, Wednesday, June 29, 2005

New Hampshire town inundated with support to take justice's home

Logan Darrow Clements, the man looking to oust Supreme Court Justice David Souter from his New Hampshire home following last week's ruling on eminent domain, says he's willing to turn over his effort to professional developers. "To make this project more viable," he said on Fox News Channel's "Hannity & Colmes" program, "to let you know that it's not a prank, that it's a real project that's gonna go forward, I want to hand this project off to an actual hotel-development company that has actually built hotels in the past, and I'll simply act as the spokesperson."

His statement comes as the town of Weare, N.H., has reportedly been inundated with calls in support of the proposal since WND first publicized the story. "There are so many people who have come out of the woodwork to support me," Clements said. "Government has just gotten far too big and far too powerful. ... We're trying to make a larger point that we're losing freedom so fast in America that we have to stop what we're doing and take a stand and fight it."

Monday, Clements faxed a request to Chip Meany, the code enforcement officer of Weare, seeking to start the application process to build a hotel on 34 Cilley Hill Road, the present location of Souter's home.

"Am I taking this seriously? But of course," Meany told the Associated Press. "In lieu of the recent Supreme Court decision, I would imagine that some people are pretty much upset. If it is their right to pursue this type of end, then by all means let the process begin."

When asked by television host Rich Lowry, who was filling in for Sean Hannity, why he didn't go after Justice John Paul Stevens' abode as well, Clements responded, "There are such things as hotel chains, and so we can certainly have other locations."

"Logan Darrow Clements," whose name is fabulous (whether original or assumed), gave an impressive appearance on the Hannnity and Colmes program last evening. Stay attuned to Fox News Channel programming because Mr. Clements, et and al, will not be on any of the failing networks, and you really should not miss a beat of these developments (a pun, again) as they unfold.

Yesterday, Dr. Walter Williams in his column in Jewish World Review closed with this wonderful statement: "I think the socialist attack on judicial nominees who'd use framer-intent in their interpretation of the Constitution might also explain their attack on our Second Amendment "right of the people to keep and bear Arms." Why? Because when they come to take our property, they don't want to risk buckshot in their but-s."

This righteous rage is going to turn this 4th of July into the most meaningful in years. That meaning is original intent of the Founders. We shall not lose their legacy!