Secret panel can put Americans on "kill list'

reuters ^ | Oct 6, 2011 | Mark Hosenball

[thouworm]

"There is no public record of the operations or decisions of the panel, which is a subset of the White House's National Security Council, several current and former officials said. Neither is there any law establishing its existence or setting out the rules by which it is supposed to operate."

[thouworm]

To what length will this list grow in secret? Short answer? No one will ever know?

[cruise_missile]

What # is the Tea Party?

[struggle]

Be careful, they’re checking our posts right now to find their first candidate.

[thouworm]

Ping

[Forgotten Amendments]

First they came for the Branch Davidians ...

[lacrew]

Maybe I shouldn’t self report to O’s twitter site, after all.

[CORedneck]

Sounds like an establishment of a Star Chamber to me ! No due process and secrecy. Get on someone’s $h!tlist by p!ssing off the wrong person and get taken out !

[thouworm]

Apropos of the creeping (and creepy), sliding (degenerating) scale theory:

The panel of principals could have different memberships when considering different operational issues, they said.

[WOBBLY BOB]

I thought I saw a drone following me today.

[no-to-illegals]

Gosh ... since this is secret ... should some of us be asking to be removed from the other lists we have been put on? Figure those on the other (zer0) lists will wind up being on this list too.

[no-to-illegals]

Just had a low flying plane ... does that count?

[no-to-illegals]

Maybe the real question is ... America do you feel like you are being threatened yet?

[no-to-illegals]

Be careful, they’re checking our posts right now to find their first candidate.

Dang ... now I see your post. Shucks.

[stevie_d_64]

When it can be easily turned against us domestically...

Thats when you ask yourself again:

“What am I prepared to do about it, and what am I prepared to sacrifice to defeat it?”

For those new to my question, it is a personal gut-check, and not designed for anyone to answer it in a public forum...Keep it to yourself, it is much easier that way...

[DPMD]

The Star Chamber.

[Mrs. Don-o]

And this is in the Constitution--- where?

Scary that only crazy Ron Paul is asking that?

[pyx]

America is a country of laws. As I and others have suggested, we criticize Ubama for refusing to release a Justice Department legal opinion that reportedly justified killing Awlaki. ZERO is a hypocrite because the LEFT insisted on publishing Bush-era administration legal memos justifying the use of interrogation techniques that the LEFT falsely insisted were torture (water-boarding), and yet Ubama refused to make public his rationale for killing a citizen without due process.

[GraceG]

[ America is a country of laws. As I and others have suggested, we criticize Ubama for refusing to release a Justice Department legal opinion that reportedly justified killing Awlaki. ZERO is a hypocrite because the LEFT insisted on publishing Bush-era administration legal memos justifying the use of interrogation techniques that the LEFT falsely insisted were torture (water-boarding), and yet Ubama refused to make public his rationale for killing a citizen without due process. ]

Obama should have least gone through a “trial in abstentia” and revoked Awaki’s citizenship then nailed him.

Certain Paperwork is vitally important.

[Erik Latranyi]

Most FReepers defended Obama on his order to asassinate a US citizen with a remote-control plane.

Idiots.

[Roninf5-1]

People better wake up. Every American that seriously believes in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights is a prime candidate for a list, if they aren't already on one. This press release is just part of the process of acclimating the public and, more importantly, local law enforcement to accept this like its a normal and necessary function of government. They've been training local cops for a decade the we are the enemy.

MIAC Strategic Report

What do you think the Fed is going to do with all the information they collect on their critics? Fed Plotting to Monitor Critics