from aclu.org: President Obama today issued an executive order that permits ongoing indefinite detention of Guantánamo detainees while establishing a periodic administrative review process for them. The administration also announced it will lift the ban on bringing new military commissions charges against detainees that don’t already have ongoing cases in the substandard system. The American Civil Liberties Union has long called for Guantánamo to be shut down and opposes the indefinite detention of prisoners there, some of whom have been imprisoned by the U.S. without charge or trial for nine years. The ACLU has also long called for an end to the illegitimate military commissions and for the government to prosecute terrorism suspects in the federal criminal courts.
flashback: obamessiah retains right to detain without habeas
related warwhores updates:
prisoners help build patriot missiles*
US prisoners build missile parts for raytheon & lockmart to sell abroad*
army recruits prisoners to make body armor*
officer claims spinning senators wasn't a psyop*
$1.2t spent on the military while the rest of us fight over crumbs*
video: sen. graham wants intel chief gone after he claims russia, china pose 'mortal' threat*
related obamessiah updates:
npr head out after fundraiser dubs tea party 'seriously racist'*
james o'keefe is a council for national policy-trained whore of the priest class elite*
biden's moscow visit reaffirms US/russia 'reset'*
video: paul & defazio say dems & gop afraid of being called soft on defense*
related police state update:
video: miami cops buy military drone that sees into houses*
video: sac cops tap into business security cameras to 'deter crime'*
cctv watches a brit 70 times a day*
unmanned spy drones & facial recognition cameras could soon be uk norm*
arizona considers bill to create state army*
immigration/drugwar spawns newest dhs checkpoints in texas*
atf program let 100s of guns go to drug cartels*
airline luggage fees = more carryons = more tsa inspections = $250m*
threat level series on naked body scanners:
part1 - court likely to uphold constitutionality of 'nude' airport scanners*
part2 - 'nude' airport scanners: are they safe?*
part3 - airport 'nude' body scanners: are they effective?*
court unlikely to halt 'nude' airport body scanners*
the fightback against tsa tyranny begins*
company suspends dhs honeypot site over creepy pedophile content*
suspect in custody in mlk day bomb attempt in spokane*
uk protestors 'civilly arrest' county court judge*
dhs postpones real id compliance again*
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