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Tag Archives: law
President Obama Signs Indefinite Detention Bill Into Law
by the American Civil Liberties Union WASHINGTON, DC – President Obama signed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) into law today. The statute contains a sweeping worldwide indefinite detention provision. While President Obama issued a signing statement saying he had “serious reservations” about the provisions, the statement only applies to how his administration would use [...]
Posted in freedom, Government, International, Law, liberty, Politics Also tagged ACLU, American Civil Liberties Union, detention, freedom, government, liberty, military, Obama, USA Leave a comment
No Way Out
Camp America is such an innocent name.
Posted in Government, International, Law, Security, Society, War And Peace Also tagged crime, sin, tyranny, war Leave a comment
Coming to a Neighborhood Near You
Now it’s ‘Rent-A-Fireman.’ Next : ‘Rent-A-Cop.’ ‘Rent-A-Judge.’ ‘Rent-A-Congressman.’ ‘Rent-A-Senator’ Who am i kidding. That’s here already. Welcome to the Company Town. “firefighters watched as an Obion County, Tennessee, home burned to the ground.”
Posted in Education, Government, Law, Society Also tagged compassion, economy, irony, money, monopoly, public good, risks Leave a comment
Rent A Monster
Looking at their pictures, they don’t look like monsters. Crooks, maybe. Paid $1000 a day, after misrepresenting themselves, not such a bad gig. Except the misrepresentation consisted of made up stories of the efficacy of torture, and their expertise at it. And the client was the CIA. “But it turns out neither Mitchell nor Jessen [...]
Posted in Government, International, Law, Medicine, Politics, Society Also tagged avarice, compassion, corruption, crime, risks, torture, tyranny, war Leave a comment
Will the New Owners of FaceBook Be Responsible?