Congressman condemns "bold, arrogant, dangerous" move to intern Americans without trial Paul Joseph Watson ‪www.infowars.com ‪www.prisonplanet.tv ‪www.ronpaul.com Tuesday, December 13, 2011 Top tier presidential candidate Ron Paul has decried the 'indefinite detention' provision of the National Defense Authorization Act, warning that it represents an arrogant, bold and dangerous attempt to establish martial law in America. Speaking with the Alex Jones Show today, Congressman Paul went on the offensive against the bill, which is set to be signed into law by President Obama later this week. Section 1031 of the NDAA bill, which itself defines the entirety of the United States as a "battlefield," allows American citizens to be snatched from the streets, carted off to a foreign detention camp and held indefinitely without trial. The bill states that "any person who has committed a belligerent act" faces indefinite detention, but no trial or evidence has to be presented, the White House merely needs to make the accusation. Paul said he saw significance in "the announcement and the arrogance of it all," making reference to the Obama administration's claim that it can now assassinate American citizens anywhere in the world and noting that the passage of the NDAA bill is an effort to codify the policy into law. "This is a giant step -- this should be the biggest news going right now -- literally legalizing martial law," said Paul, noting that the subject did not come up at all in ...
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Update: Yes the healthcare bill HR3962 passed. Now it's up to us to do all we can to repeal it!! This video is based on HR3200 but it is very closely related to HR3962 with the exception that HR3962 is deemed to be worse yet. If we don't get this bill thrown in the trash where it belongs we can expect to see much if not all of what this video shows us. THE PDF.OF THE BILL HR3200 NOTED AT THE END OF THE VIDEO IS NO LONGER VALID. HERE IS THE UPDATED LINK TO THE PDF. candicemiller.house.gov I am well aware of the typeo in this video, I apologize but It's too late to fix it now. Healthcare is only a powerful stepping stone to their government takeover plan. Open your eyes America, they don't care what "we the people" want or need, they simply want control. Aug. 2009 Original Bill (Video) :This is a point by point description (A guide not the actual reading of the bill!) of the Government Healthcare plan taken from the ACTUAL proposed bill HR3200candicemiller.house.gov Though not opposed to healthcare reform most Americans do not want this KIND of reform which is a dangerous UN-AMERICAN UNCONSTITUTIONAL We want reform that makes sense and that is helpful for all not a destructive death warrant for the unborn and the elderly. We want government to stay out of our personal life decisions period. This is America !!
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Associated Press reports: The Texas House has approved a bill that would criminalize intentional, inappropriate touching by an airport security screener. Supporters of the bill complain, however, that the new version is too watered down and unenforceable. Full story -- www.chron.com Senate Passes (Weakened) TSA "Anti-Groping" Bill Out of Committee Becca Aaronson Texas Tribune Monday, June 27, 2011 Sen. Dan Patrick, R-Houston, laid out a new version of the TSA anti-groping bill in a Senate committee hearing this morning. One of the major changes: Federal officials would only need "reasonable suspicion," rather than "probable cause," to legally search an individual before granting access to a public building. "If [federal officials] do not have effective consent from the person it would be against the Texas law to touch a person in those areas of their body unless they have reasonable suspicion to do so," said Patrick, the author of the Senate version of the bill. To have effective consent, TSA officials would have to describe how they are going to search the person and receive verbal permission before they could conduct a search. Rob Kepple with the Texas County and District Attorneys Association told lawmakers the new language could create "a huge vagueness problem." Federal officials would have to decide whether the Supreme Court would deem each search constitutional, he said, and recommended the language be removed. Many of those who registered in favor of the bill ...

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