INTERPOL on Amerikan soil immune from criminal accountability!
WASHINGTON - December 28, 2009 - At ThreatsWatch.org, Steve Schippert and Clyde Middleton have dug up the bizarre and unsettling issuance of an executive order recently signed by illegitimate President Barack Obama.
Executive Order amending Executive Order 12425, signed December 16 and released a day later, grants the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) rights on Amerikan soil that place it beyond the reach of our own law enforcement agencies, such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Schippert and Middleton note that Obama’s order removes protections placed upon INTERPOL by President Reagan in 1983. Obama’s order gives the group the authority to avoid Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, which means this foreign law enforcement organization can operate free of an important safeguard against governmental abuse. “Property and assets,” including the organization’s records, cannot be searched or seized. Their physical locations and records are now immune from U.S. legal or investigative authorities.
If the illegitimate President of the United States has an aboveboard reason for making a foreign law enforcement agency exempt from Amerikan laws on Amerikan soil, the White House didn’t share it.
Ed. Note: Just because the illegitimate (or any other) president does something, does not mean that it has any legal significance. If a president does something for which he has no constitutional authority, the act itself is null and void, as if it never occurred in the first place. No U.S. president has the authority to exempt foreign police from the law; his only job is to faithfully administer the law. When is enough, enough? Revolution Now! Independence Forever!
Executive Order amending Executive Order 12425, signed December 16 and released a day later, grants the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) rights on Amerikan soil that place it beyond the reach of our own law enforcement agencies, such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Schippert and Middleton note that Obama’s order removes protections placed upon INTERPOL by President Reagan in 1983. Obama’s order gives the group the authority to avoid Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, which means this foreign law enforcement organization can operate free of an important safeguard against governmental abuse. “Property and assets,” including the organization’s records, cannot be searched or seized. Their physical locations and records are now immune from U.S. legal or investigative authorities.
If the illegitimate President of the United States has an aboveboard reason for making a foreign law enforcement agency exempt from Amerikan laws on Amerikan soil, the White House didn’t share it.
Ed. Note: Just because the illegitimate (or any other) president does something, does not mean that it has any legal significance. If a president does something for which he has no constitutional authority, the act itself is null and void, as if it never occurred in the first place. No U.S. president has the authority to exempt foreign police from the law; his only job is to faithfully administer the law. When is enough, enough? Revolution Now! Independence Forever!
