Obama Executive Order Targets Fourth Amendment

Kurt Nimmo
Dec. 22, 2010

Remember when Barry Obama said he would close Gitmo because it wasn't right to hold people without formal charges and trials? He made the pledge soon after assuming the ceremonial throne. He said he would get it done within 12 months.

Barry didn't really mean it.

Now comes word that Obama will sign an executive order that will formalize indefinite detention without trial of detainees kidnapped on the battlefields of undeclared and illegal wars.

The supposed plan to close Guantanamo is on hold, according to the Washington Post. It could be crippled if Congress bans the transfer of detainees to the United States for trial and sets up steep hurdles to the repatriation or resettlement in third countries of other detainees.

Obama's cronies are working feverishly on the executive order. "If Congress blocks the administration's ability to put detainees on trial or transfer them out of Guantanamo"¦ the executive order could still be implemented," the Post explains.

"I would argue that you still have to go ahead because you can't simply have people confined to a life sentence without any review and then fight another day with Congress," said a senior administration official.

Earlier this month, Congress passed on a 212-206 vote a bill that forbids Obama and crew from transferring any detainees held at Guantanamo Bay to the United States and giving them trials. The bill mentions by name the al-Qaeda scary man and poster child for the forever war against mercurial terror, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.

KSM supposedly confessed to all aspects of the September 11, 2001, terror attack, including making NORAD stand down and defying the laws of physics.

"KSM's confession was announced to the world by the very people who routinely torture prisoners, hold secret military trials behind closed doors, and bar all lawyers and reporters from being anywhere near the courtroom," Nila Sagadevan wrote in 2007.

Millions of people bought into Obama's change mantra. But some of us knew it would be merely a continuation of policies adopted during the Bush regime, policies built upon a foundation created by Bill Clinton who inherited the agenda from Reagan and George Dubya's daddy.

Mitt and Sarah or Huck -- whomever the elite decide will be the carnival barker next time -- will continue and build upon the malodorous edifice constructed by Barry Obama, or rather constructed by the shadow government men behind Obama the teleprompter reader.

Next up -- American citizens who are described as white al-Qaeda.

On Tuesday, we learned that Obama's man at the Justice Department, Eric Holder, stays up at night worrying about miscreant Americans who may plot murder and mayhem in the name of the international jihad formulated by CIA operatives, patsies, and useful idiots.

"The threat has changed from simply worrying about foreigners coming here to worrying about people in the United States," Holder said. "American citizens raised here, born here. You didn't worry about this even two years ago."

"The threat is real," he added. "The threat is different. The threat is constant."

Holder was praised by incoming House Homeland Security Chairman Peter King of New York who is pleased that Attorney General Eric Holder and the Obama administration have had an "awakening" about the threat of homegrown Islamist terrorism, according to The Daily Caller.

King plans to open a congressional inquiry into the radicalization of American Muslims once the Republicans take control of the House Homeland Security Committee in the next Congress.

Obama's latest executive order will come in mighty handy if King's witch hunt produces a fresh crop of victims.

The Fourth Amendment will not be allowed to stand in the way of the forever war against manufactured enemies who are not permitted to pull off an effective attack on the freedom lovers. Flaming underwear and dud barbeque gas grill canisters will have to suffice -- for now.

Holder said officialdom may have missed signals of the next attack. He cited the internet and the Pentagon diner Awlaki who is "able to utilize the web to reach out to an increasingly tech-savvy worldwide population, accessing potential converts around the world," according to KKTV in Colorado.













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