[Jim Noble]

I don’t agree entirely.

FIRST: He is an American citizen only in the technical sense. He obtained his citizenship by committing perjury, and his “citizenship” should be disposed of in the John Joseph Moakley Federal Court Building first thing Monday morning.

SECOND: We do not need any statements made by him, with or without counsel, to try, convict, and execute him.

THIRD: Miranda, along with a whole other slew of pro-criminal anti-social decisions by the Warren Court, was wrongly decided and should never be endorsed or validated by real Americans.

[Lady Heron]

she asked why I'm so concerned about this guy's rights. I told her that I'm not, but I'm concerned with her rights and my own.

Bingo! Especially since Obama's government wants Christians and conservatives to be labeled as homegrown terrorist. This is one slippery slope that has no good end.

[GlockThe Vote]

They should read him his rights. Absolutely. This is going to be a test run of the NDAA watvh.

[Terry L Smith]

I agree.

Once naturalized, you have the same rights as a native-born American.

I agree with the ‘five things coming to him’.

I agree with the posed ‘what-if’s’ not being pondered about, loudly, by those who some listen to!

Finally, what precedents might be made, in error or in truth, that would come back to haunt all of us who ARE native-boen Americans?

[E. Pluribus Unum]

He's a naturalized citizen. Naturalized citizenship can be revoked for not living up to the oath you take when granted citizenship. That's what happened, so revocation is totally within the Constitution.

At that point, he's an enemy combatant and nothing more.

[Clinging Bitterly]

Voices in the wilderness. But this is America, a nation of laws. What is this exception of which the media speaks? I'm not sure it means what they think.

Bill Ayers is "free as a bird" because the government disobeyed the law.