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1. jbbSalvaged from archive8 Jan 2010, 11:08
   According to Threatswatch: Last Thursday, December 17, 2009, The White House released an Executive Order "Amending Executive Order 12425." It grants INTERPOL (International Criminal Police Organization) a new level of full diplomatic immunity afforded to foreign embassies and select other "International Organizations" as set forth in the United States International Organizations Immunities Act of 1945. By removing language from President Reagan's 1983 Executive Order 12425, this international law enforcement body now operates - now operates - on American soil beyond the reach of our own top law enforcement arm, the FBI, and is immune from Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA) requests. What, exactly does this mean? It means that INTERPOL now has the full authority to conduct investigations and other law enforcement activities on U.S. soil, with full immunity from U.S. laws such as the Freedom of Information Act and with complete independence from oversight from the FBI. In short, a global law enforcement entity now has full law- enforcement authority in the U.S. without any check on its power afforded by U.S. law and U.S. law enforcement agencies. A bit of background is in order here, and Hot Air provides it: During his presidency, Ronald Reagan granted the global police agency Interpol the status of diplomatic personnel in order to engage more constructively on international law enforcement. In Executive Order 12425, Reagan made two exceptions to that status. The first had to do with taxation, but the second was to make sure that Interpol had the same accountability for its actions as American law enforcement — namely, they had to produce records when demanded by courts and could not have immunity for their actions. Barack Obama unexpectedly revoked those exceptions in a change to EO 12425 last (week)... Thus, Interpol now can conduct its operations on U.S. soil with ZERO accountability to anyone in this country. And you beginning to understand now just what the 'end game' is on the part of those who are currently running the U.S. Government? Let's go a step further in fleshing out exactly what this means in practical terms. It gets ugly...and scary. Again, from ThreatsWatch: Section 2c of the United States International Organizations Immunities Act is the crucial piece. Property and assets of international organizations, wherever located and by whomsoever held, shall be immune from search, unless such immunity be expressly waived, and from confiscation. The archives of international organizations shall be inviolable. (Emphasis added.) Inviolable archives means INTERPOL records are beyond US citizens' Freedom of Information Act requests and from American legal or investigative discovery ("unless such immunity be expressly waived.") Property and assets being immune from search and confiscation means precisely that. Wherever they may be in the United States. This could conceivably include human assets - Americans arrested on our soil by INTERPOL officers. Why would INTERPOL be arresting American citizens on our own soil, without oversight from our own law enforcement agencies? And remember, citizens who are thusly arrested would have no legal authority to demand full documentation from the International Police concerning the charges brought against them. Andy McCarthy at National Review asks these crucial, sobering questions of the secretive Obama order: Why would we elevate an international police force above American law? Why would we immunize an international police force from the limitations that constrain the FBI and other American law- enforcement agencies? Why is it suddenly necessary to have, within the Justice Department, a repository for stashing government files which, therefore, will be beyond the ability of Congress, American law-enforcement, the media, and the American people to scrutinize? At least one answer to these questions is very clear. A coup is underway in the United States of America, the goal of which is to establish complete, unquestioned authority over the citizens--a 'fundamental change' to the United States where citizens have no legal recourse against an authoritarian central government.
2. jbbSalvaged from archive8 Jan 2010, 11:09
   "Garry Hamilton has this to say: It is well to know who these people are, and where they’ve been. Though the expression “modern day SS” sounds like a hyperbolic metaphor, an examination of Interpol’s roots shows that it is, in fact, more literally true than that. I was in Europe in 1973 when an expose was published, revealing that many, if not all, of the presidents of Interpol from the late 1930s or early ’40s until at least 1972 were Nazi Gestapo and SS officers. Reinhard (”The Hangman”), Heydrich (also head of Nazi SS Intelligence Service) and Gestapo chief Ernst Kaltenbrunner. By 1942 Interpol was consolidated with the Nazi Central Police, run by the Gestapo. As the Nazis invaded cities throughout Europe, police files from each were seized and evidently integrated into Interpol’s files. In 1972 the sitting Interpol President was Paul Dickopf, former Nazi SS officer (SS #337259). The source on this? The Simon Wiesenthal Center. Simon Wiesenthal is pretty much the most famous of the post-war Nazi hunters, having impressively thorough files. Interpol isn’t just any old bunch of thugs. They are rooted in one of the most effective and ruthless gang of thugs anywhere, ever. If there is anything at all that can be done to nullify this Executive Order, it needs to be done soonest. The idea of an American President enlisting the aid of both old Communists and old Nazis to bring about the fall of the United States is the stuff of rejected bad novel plots. No one would ever buy a plot that cheesy. I mean, really, would you go see a movie about a President who rose to power through voter fraud and union thuggery, and then brought in the survivors of the two most virulent enemies the country has ever had in order to deliver the knock-out punch to our culture and nation? No, you wouldn’t. It would be the stupidest piece of modern fiction on record. It’s totally unbelievable as a story line. Yeah, it’s really lame fiction. It makes for even worse reality. Interpol are not the good guys. Nothing good can come from giving them any domain at all in our country."
3. HeyBuddySalvaged from archive8 Jan 2010, 12:07
   What the what?
4. Supplemental PersonaSalvaged from archive8 Jan 2010, 12:16
   oh nose diplomatic immunity! I'm pretty sure Austin Powers was already operating between our shores. I'm not to worried, though. I can spot British dentistry a mile away, I see them before they see me.
5. jbbSalvaged from archive8 Jan 2010, 12:49
   What the what? Just helpin' stir the paranoia pot! :thumb:
6. mousewallratSalvaged from archive8 Jan 2010, 13:13
   Dude...are you trying to take over from me as being the biggest Crackpot-tin-hatted-psycho? Making up such One-World Government 'stuff'. Peeps gonna make fun of you now.
7. JooXSalvaged from archive8 Jan 2010, 14:38
   Good find, JBB. It is indeed a very interesting read. I myself am quite concerned over these 90 year old men that have a masterful "end game" playing out. It should only take a full year for it to all bare fruit, then these old codgers can kick back and enjoy the high-life. America giving away control, of any sort, to foreign powers is the real worry here. It's so like America. *scoffs and says "typical" under breath* I wouldn't at all be suprised if Some of these people are not really people at all. Damn royal family of lizards. All the lulz were had.
8. MontysDoubleSalvaged from archive8 Jan 2010, 15:46
   Eh, don't knock the lizards. If you don't vote for a lizard, the wrong lizard might get in. It's true- Mr Flibble told me.
9. tgd_02Salvaged from archive8 Jan 2010, 16:45
   THREAT LOWL

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