Military Commissions Act's Hidden Wording

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Robert Perry on the Military Commissions Act's Hidden Wording.

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• Robert
• perry
• Military
• Commissions
• Act's
• Hidden
• Wording
• Iran
• Iraq
• 9-11

[navtel]

the media is an integral part of the deception..

it is long past time america should wake up to the fact that they are being lied to..

[KobyBrandt]

I've been aware of the dangers to American citizens that the Military Commissions Act poses since its passage. But I'm glad that COA posted this expose. But that's not all. Here's one of the best summaries that I've seen yet that demonstrates all the Rights and liberties that we've lost since 9/11 in an article titled: "How the U.S. is Becoming a Police State":

h ttp://home.comcast.n et/~plutarch/PoliceState.html

[Remove the spaces from the link above to make it properly execute]

[Tsnore]

Ollie's Gone North has a show called War Stories on Fox Noise.

[boxa888]

VIOLATION OF THE CONSTITUTION! how evil! thats tyranny when the patriot act was passed. dont we get it? !

[gerry301]

Don't watch CNN or Fox, or NBC, or CBS, or BBC. But on cable I do enjoy the cooking network. At least the creativity is believable. I do watch the net, and read several blogs, closely, read the paper,(with tongue in cheek) and get a couple of magazines on a regular basis. It is not a matter of ignoring whats happening as it is of seeing through the smoke screen put out by your favorite party,(whoever it may be), and putting the facts of what is actually happening in historical context.

[highway234]

well thanks for that. i'm not sure how this interpretation differs from the rather blithe simplifications i see on cable news but... anyway, you seem genuine in your conviction that the administration is doing good in iraq, i'll give you that. i think you have to ignore most of what's happening over there to believe it but i hope that you're right, even though i find it a difficult belief to share myself.

[gerry301]

But I do understand the reasons behind the refuges that left Iraq due to the death squads of Sadr. They were after revenge for the many years of oppression by the minority Sunnis. Often the oppression was brutal. The backlash from the Shia is somewhat understandable however the surge put a stop to the "civil war". Now the Sunnis are returning, hoping for the best and the Shia are becoming less afraid of the Sunnis. The "crisis" under Sadam was worse and the Iraqi majority are now better off.

[gerry301]

Don't know of anyone who has a problem identifing the terrorists. They are listed all over the web with the crimes they committed. Not to mention Iraq where they have built a huge database on terrorists. (Thats people who use civilians to terrorize, so they can promote thier agenda). Conspirocy theories are a major issue in the world as they bring uneducated people into "secret" knowledge they have that the world is not aware of and they must help educate the world to thier special knowledge.

[highway234]

no, you dont worry about the humanitarian crisis because youre not an iraqi civilian.

[gerry301]

LOL, thanks for at least calling me stupid using a different venacular. I do not worry about the humanitarian crisis as it will resolve itself as the war winds down and the Iraqis come back to a country governed by elected Iraqis and able to provide for thier own security. I seem to remember the same "bankrupting America" during the Vietnam war. Lets see, the war so far has cost 600 billion. The bush tax cuts were 600 billion." Seems more like an argument to reinstate the taxes.

[gerry301]

Since its not targeted at US civilians and would be subject to the judiciary, I really don't lose any sleep over it. Like I said before, if we don't do enough to stop terrorists now and they kill 10,000 in the future the roof is going to blow off with demands for surveillance. Then you will have a real issue. Not a could be if read the law the wrong way.