NDAA Military Detention of US Citizens Breaks Through to Media: BBC

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Breaking the major news media's blackout on the most radical elimination of American rights in U.S. history, Professor of Law Jonathan Turley speaks to BBC on the National Defense Authorization Act of 2011 (NDAA), which allows for the indefinite military detention of US citizens without charge or trial in violation of the right to a jury trial guaranteed by the Constitution.

Professor Turley addresses Obama's NDAA "signing statement" which seeks to downplay this broad new claim of authority, and the entire context of government encroachment on American rights since 9/11. He points out Obama's recent claim of presidential authority to order any American citizen assassinated without charge or trial when deemed suspected of terrorism, and the veil of secrecy which surrounds government proceedings for deciding who is and who is not a "terrorist."

For more information on NDAA go to

http://RecallTheTraitors.blogspot.com

Ron Paul is the only one talking about this issue. Hopefully, if he gets a strong enough turnout, we should be able to get this issue in front of the voters. Be sure to bring friends and neighbors to the polls to support Dr. Paul and hold signs.

Agree Ron Paul is the only one who has denounced NDAA infringement on rights of U.S. citizens, same as the Patriot Act. Here is an MP3 audio link of BBC interview for folks who have trouble with youtube.

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