Letter to Congress S. 1867/HR 1540

Sen. Coburn, Sen. Inhofe, Rep. Boren, December 10, 2011

I am writing about the National Defense Authorization Act (S. 1867/H. R. 1540). This legislation authorizes the President of the United States to order the military to arrest and detain American citizens for “suspected” terrorist activities or sympathies. It also provides for indefinite detention, at sites either inside or outside of the United States, without charges being preferred against said citizen. Apparently, according to a White House statement, Obama objects to the alien detainee provisions of this legislation. That is just great, our esteemed leader objects to alien detention but not citizen detention! That tells me a great deal about the design and purpose of this legislation. All that is necessary to enact the provision of this legislation is for a neighbor to denounce a citizen as a “possible terrorist”. History is full of denunciations; the French revolution, the Salem witch trials, the Russian revolution, Nazi Germany, China, Cuba, North Korea, etc.

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Comment by Bob Russell on December 15, 2011 at 8:25am: Scott, Paul is posturing just like the rest of them. No one in the Republicrat debates cares anything about We the People. They are interested in power, money, and prestige. romney, gingrich, and perry are NWO globalists, Paul is a good fiscal guy but a foreign policy moonbat, Bachman and Santorum are the closest to We the People but won't come out strong on the Constitution becuse their handlers tell them it isnt' good to do so. Go check out John Dummett, the one the media won't cover. It won't take you long to find out why the media won't cover him. www.johndummett.us

Comment by Scott Casteel on December 15, 2011 at 8:09am: Why was'nt Ron Paul hollering about it when something could be done to stop it? Why now? Why did'n HE bring it up at the debates?

Comment by Scott Casteel on December 15, 2011 at 8:03am: You bet Jim. When the dust settles on our victory, the 7 who opposed this bill should be acknowledged as True American Heros! Viva La Constitution!

Comment by Scott Casteel on December 15, 2011 at 7:38am: Well, looks like Ob lied again. CNN just announced that the White House lifted its threat to veto Defense Bill, because some language was changed in a provision. Guess what, it wasn't the provision about arresting and detaining U.S. Citizens indef. It had to do with civilian law enforcement's investigations cant take backseat to military investigations. Well, Katie bar the door. The horse is outta the barn and the pooch is screwed. Goodbye America, it was nice while you lasted.

Comment by Scott Casteel on December 14, 2011 at 11:47am: Super! Brian. I'd sure love to hear their thoughts.

Comment by Brian Keith Prince on December 14, 2011 at 11:28am: I Know about 20 or more TEA-PARTY leaders AGAINST this and Agenda 21...STRONGLY!

Comment by Scott Casteel on December 14, 2011 at 11:18am: Bob, you're right on the money. What else could explain it? I fear tyranny more than the camps. I'm afraid we are soon to lose the Bill of Rights as we know it. I can't believe senators that have sworn to uphold and protect the Constitution have sold it out and stabbed us all in the back. I'm forlorn with impending doom for the country and our lineage. I believe them to be traitors. I supported McCain. He's a veteren! How can this be? All I can figure is they see something coming down the pike that they dont want to lose control in. It must be about power, 'cause it aint about politics. 93 senators voted in favor, even with Rand Paul declaring it a dangerous bill on the floor of the senate. If you have'nt seen that, you need to watch it. You tube has a lot of clips of it. The fact that it was assembled in illegal, closed commitee mtgs, should have warned the other senators that something was foul. Bad things are coming my friend. Pray 'n keep ur powder dry.

Comment by Bob Russell on December 14, 2011 at 10:33am: Scott, normally a letter like this will get cascades of responses but it has been posted on about a dozen sites and has had very little response. Some sites have had no responses at all. This one has had a few but out of all the sites I don't think I have seen more than a handful of responses. Either people don't believe this is happening or they don't want to comment and get on the FEMA camp list. I have been on their list for some time I am sure as I have written many letters and articles critical of both parties. I fear we are seeing the fear factor of people wanting to stay out of sight on controversial issues to avoid being targeted by government. When that happens their freedom, and mine, will disappear due to lack of interest. I think it was Thomas Jefferson who siad that those who will give up freedom for security will soon have neither. It may have been someone else but a founder said it and it still applies today.

Comment by Scott Casteel on December 14, 2011 at 10:09am: Yall see the hush concerning this bill? No one wants to discuss it. Tea Party folks, as well as the media and our politicians, must know and fear the camps. what else could explain it?

Comment by Scott Casteel on December 14, 2011 at 8:16am: This Bill is a slap in the face of every man or woman that has ever sworn an oath to defend the Constitution. The fact of the matter is not their fear of homeland terrorism, it's their fear of losing their power in the upcoming revolt that they apparently know is coming and are preparing for. If you conceede your liberty in the interest of security, you'll find you end up with neither. The senators that passed this are traitors and those who opposed it are national heros! Look up the year 1867 and read the reconstruction act.