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I think it's a more general principle of "if we say it's a matter of national security we can do whatever we want" If you don't agree you are perfectly at libe
by excuse-me 15y ago
I think it's a more general principle of "if we say it's a matter of national security we can do whatever we want"
If you don't agree you are perfectly at liberty to be held indefinitely without trial and be tortured.
I don't remember the latin term but it's approximately "look what a big stick we have"