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I understand. I'm not American, but if I was (or even if I wasn't), if a similar US agency would "summon" me, I'd be scared as hell. And in that situation I'd t
by tripzilch 14y ago
I understand. I'm not American, but if I was (or even if I wasn't), if a similar US agency would "summon" me, I'd be scared as hell. And in that situation I'd think "let me talk to a lawyer first" a lot sooner than I would here (even though it might be smart here, too).
ErrantX also brings up a good point about translation, "summon" could mean something as simple as a phonecall asking for a meeting, without any implication that one may be in trouble. Probably not something one would expect to find themselves being threatened with jailtime.
- bilbo0s 14y agoIf you weren't an American, sometimes even if you are, and American Intelligence is interested in you... I doubt you'd need to worry about receiving a summons.
- 3825 14y agoWas that a drone strike reference?
- MacsHeadroom 14y agoDon't see why it would be, considering the US has already droned down one American citizen, and that the president says he will reserve the right to do it again (on purpose next time).
- zwegner 14y agoTwo, that we know about--Anwar Al-Awlaki and his son.