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The NDAA bill is absolutely what wiped out habeas corpus. Until that was enshrined the US military had no right to domestic policing, and was in fact for most o
by shingen 15y ago
The NDAA bill is absolutely what wiped out habeas corpus. Until that was enshrined the US military had no right to domestic policing, and was in fact for most of US history specifically banned from such (except for eg the civil war). As you know, habeas corpus protects against unlawful detention; the NDAA bill is designed to enable permanent unlawful detention of US citizens.
The NDAA bill gave the US military the ability to black bag you without any civilian judicial oversight. The FBI, Pentagon, CIA, among others came out strongly against the NDAA bill and warned Congress and the President not to do it. They know what it can lead to.
You are now guaranteed absolutely zero protections as a US citizen. There is nobody except the President, as commander in chief, that can retrieve you once they've decided to make you disappear. Your liberty rests in the hands of one person at that point.
You are not entitled to due process. You have no rights. There's no lawyer call. There's no jury. You may be detained forever without a hearing, and without having any accusations levied against you.
Martial law is precisely what it was intended to enable. They're about to start a war with Iran, it's pretty obvious why they'd want to be able to disappear some US citizens without due process when the shit hits the fan.