Executive Order 12425

theobamafile ^ | theobamafile

[smokingfrog]

I’m sure Eric and the ‘Bamster must be up to something...

[BIGLOOK]

Does INTERPOL have a file on Obama -- on his associations, and his associates?

Seems the answer to that is Yes!

The date is interesting too.

[SunkenCiv]

An INTERPOL branch in the US now cannot be searched, it's files are not subject to legal subpoena nor discovery. If any branch of government wants to keep documents out of the hands of the court system, just hand them over to INTERPOL until the smoke clears. INTERPOL will now be able to maintain files on US citizens.

Thanks hennie pennie.

[stephenjohnbanker]

Good catch!

B U M P

[BIGLOOK]

Halt....I say....Halt!

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Now that is fascinating....I do think there needs to be a public hanging of Dr’s Mann and Hansen and former VP Al Gore.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Thanks.

[BIGLOOK]

An examination of the seal on Interpol records needs attention, sorry to say. Executive Order 13489, sealing Obama's personal records was issued the day he was inaugurated.

Patterns invite suspicion.

[stephenjohnbanker]

“Executive Order 13489, sealing Obama’s personal records was issued the day he was inaugurated.”

Has any POTUS done this before?

[truthfreedom]

Glozi - Global Socialist
Nazi - National Socialist

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Right you are, Impy. INTERPOL employees are now KAMIZARS. They can get away with any crime. They can bury and hide evidence. When INTERPOL “investigates” a terrorist, for example, all the evidence can be buried indefinitely. It will be like everyone in INTERPOL being a Ken Starr “investigating” Vince Foster, making certain that all the evidence gets tossed in a black hole.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

BO can now arrange for any crony to join Interpol and whoosh! Diplomatic immunity. I don’t blame anyone for thinking of Lethal Weapon II.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

BTW, you make a strong point. One for TigersEye. FRegards ....

[Grampa Dave]

““Executive Order 13489, sealing Obama’s personal records was issued the day he was inaugurated.”

Has any POTUS done this before?”

Many of the recent Potuii served honorably in the military with the exception of Clintoon and Obozo. I don’t believe that Clintoon was ever vetted properly. He may have been even more of criminal that Obozo before he took over.

[BIGLOOK]

Has any POTUS done this before?

None, not even Slick Willie (other than his medical and drug use records).

[TigersEye]

It’s all a matter of how much we can accept before we consider ourselves in a state of war. How much can the Constitution be trampled on before no reasonable person can consider it to be the law of the land anymore? War changes all of the rules.

[Marine_Uncle]

"Now that is fascinating....I do think there needs to be a public hanging of Dr’s Mann and Hansen and former VP Al Gore."

But who is up to the task? Interpol police will haul them away in chains for trials in Europe or one of the ex Soviet block states.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

OK, you win. Even Rush is glad to hear that people are willing to go to jail. For a change, I was more cautious than Rush Limbaugh. There is no point in me persisting about law and order.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

One thing though — people had best not get in trouble with the IRS. Their civil disobedience should be no worse than a misdemeanor.

Fuzzy memory alert: I vaguely recall that some misdemeanors can even be expunged after a year when you plead “no contest”. [At least in some states.] Most leftist organizers think long and hard about risks and consequences before breaking the law.

I still don’t think it’s necessary to break the law to make a point. The law-breaking rats will not be impressed until people scare them, and then the offenders would be pegged as terrorists.

[tutstar]

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