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What Bill of Rights? Invoke “Terrorism” and it’s out the window February 25, 2010
Posted in Constitutional, General, Neoconservatism.
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Civis Romanus Sum February 12, 2010
Posted in Constitutional, General, Intervention, Legal, Military, Neoconservatism.
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Obama Copying Bush-era Detention Policies February 12, 2010
Posted in Constitutional, General, Intervention, Legal, Military, Neoconservatism.
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FBI wants records kept of Web sites Americans visited February 7, 2010
Posted in Constitutional, General, Legal, Neoconservatism.
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Patriot Act – Eight Years Later February 4, 2010
Posted in Constitutional, General, Intervention, Legal, Neoconservatism.
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The Value of [US] Government Surveillance of Citizens January 30, 2010
Posted in Constitutional, General, Legal.
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Out of the blue for no apparent reason Obama exempts and immunizes INTERPOL….Why Does Interpol Need Immunity from American Law? December 25, 2009
Posted in Constitutional, General, Legal.
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Who’s in Big Brother’s Database? October 27, 2009
Posted in Constitutional, General, Legal.
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Obama Every Bit as Bad as Bush/Cheney on Patriot Act October 24, 2009
Posted in Constitutional, General, Legal.
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Telephone Company Is Arm of Government, Feds Admit in Spy Suit October 10, 2009
Posted in Constitutional, General, Legal.
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PATRIOT Act Fight Needs More Patriots October 6, 2009
Posted in Constitutional, General, Intervention, Legal.
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Bush’s wiretapping goes to court in S.F. September 25, 2009
Posted in Constitutional, General, Legal.
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Obama Seeks PATRIOT Act Extensions September 16, 2009
Posted in Constitutional, Legal.
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Surveillance went beyond warrantless wiretapping July 11, 2009
Posted in Legal.
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