Americans may now be jailed indefinitely without having the council of an attorney ... not even hearing the charges against them in a writ of Habeas Corpus. I pray that you aren't pulled from a boarding line in an airport terminal or aren't hauled out of your home for posting a blog entry that is considered "unfriendly" to the current residents of the White House ... and then spend the next several years (under torture) wondering what it was that put you on "some list" -- a list that you can't even see with the current (still alive today, but not tomorrow) writ of Habeas Corpus rules applying. It's a truly sad day for America ... given to us by the Republican Congress despite the heroic efforts of Arlen Specter (R-Pa.), Judiciary Committee Chairman and a couple of other courageous Republicans, plus all of the Democrats. Although most Americans don't even know what "Habeas Corpus" means, the "Great Writ" dates back to the Magna Carta. A truly sad and humiliating day for the United States of America.
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Makes me want to cry, literally. How hard would it be to reinstate HC if the Dems get the seats predicted by Swami Wingnuts?
hello,
it's very sad.i believed before they could stop this law in war time?
can you say me please about it if it is true?
in le monde, french newspaper, they were saying about the "unlawful enemy combatant" who can be treated this way. i mean the millitary judgement. so not the normal people?
so torture is possible they say.
it would be a terrible mistake.
there they were more speaking about Gordon Smith .
whatever it is nice to read your wise words here :) i can understand the fight against terror but i can't understand how torture and make speak a terrorist can help! for God and as well for the obvious reason that they won't them be taken alive. maybe like in france some people are very good to make stupid laws just to please some people who are going to vote . for exemple here they were making a new oil law which is not at all possible to apply. but they spoke !
take care
frederic
Sage -
See next posting.
Joe
Serenissima and le rouge et le noir (Frederic)
Yes, sadder than just about anything I've posted.
Joe
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