And when I sued Barack Obama over Section 1021 of the National National Defense Authorization Act, which permits the U.S. military, overturning 150 years of domestic law, to seize U.S. citizens who substantially support--that is not a legal term, its not material support, its an amorphous term--substantially support al-Qaeda, the Taliban, or something called associated forces--again another nebulous term--hold those citizens in military facilities without due process indefinitely, part of the email exchanges were entered as evidence in my case. And those email exchanges showed that this private security firm, along with government officials, was attempting to link (falsely) a group called U.S. Day of Rage, founded by a journalist and activist named Alexa OBrien, who was one of my coplaintiffs, with al-Qaeda. And why were they trying to link that group with al-Qaeda? So that they could employ the draconian terrorism laws against nonviolent democratic dissidents. That all came out from Hammond. Chris Hedges
Posted on: Mon, 18 Nov 2013 01:40:19 +0000
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