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"Aid" as in intelligence. Any piece of it you give to them can be considered treason. To make public is to yield to the enemy...
by pfortuny 13y ago
"Aid" as in intelligence. Any piece of it you give to them can be considered treason. To make public is to yield to the enemy...
- venomsnake 13y agoTell which enemy was aided. And also tell where this entity have been defined as an enemy?
- pfortuny 13y ago(See above, cannot edit). All hinges around the 'war on terror'. I am not defending the Administration (I may have made myself unclear), I am explaining why they are going for him """"lawfully"""" in their words.
- mtgx 13y agoNo it's not. Laws function by intention, too. He didn't make it public to aid the "enemy" (who is the enemy anyway? the world?). He did it to protect America. I think he also swore an oath to protect America against enemies both domestic and abroad. And he also swore to defend the Constitution - not the president.
- pfortuny 13y agoWhen the enemy is 'terrorism', anything you make public is giving information to the enemy. That is why the expression is so important and why Obama (and Bush in his time) keeps saying that the US is 'at war'. Because that allows them to subvert the law. Honestly: I am not defending the Administration, on the contrary. I am just explaining why they are going to try to persecute him for treason if (when) they find him.