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limpyhobbler

(8,244 posts) Thu Feb 7, 2013, 06:55 PM Feb 2013

Chris Hedges and Daniel Ellsberg: NDAA Lawsuit Update

It was in appeals court this week.

Chris Hedges on the NDAA lawsuit.

Daniel Ellsberg

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Chris Hedges and Daniel Ellsberg: NDAA Lawsuit Update (Original Post) limpyhobbler Feb 2013 OP

K&R Fire Walk With Me Feb 2013 #1

Sometimes you kick, sometimes you get kicked..... marmar Feb 2013 #2

Well done! another_liberal Feb 2013 #3

THE NDAA IS CRUCIAL TO OUR LIBERTY drynberg Feb 2013 #4

Do we know what the judge decided today, or does this take a few days? midnight Feb 2013 #5

By June maybe? limpyhobbler Feb 2013 #6

Thank you so much for this info... midnight Feb 2013 #7

no prob. I just googled it. limpyhobbler Feb 2013 #8

Fire Walk With Me

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1. K&R

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Thu Feb 7, 2013, 07:18 PM

Feb 2013

marmar

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2. Sometimes you kick, sometimes you get kicked.....

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Thu Feb 7, 2013, 07:54 PM

Feb 2013

another_liberal

(8,821 posts)

3. Well done!

Reply to limpyhobbler (Original post)

Thu Feb 7, 2013, 08:06 PM

Feb 2013

Thank you for posting this pair of videos, limpyhobbler.

I'm happy to support President Obama, when I can. Too often, sadly, I cannot do so.

BTW: I loved the comment about "Potemkin statistics." I wonder how many DUers got that allusion?

drynberg

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4. THE NDAA IS CRUCIAL TO OUR LIBERTY

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Thu Feb 7, 2013, 09:18 PM

Feb 2013

THE NDAA IS CRUCIAL TO OUR LIBERTY
THE NDAA IS CRUCIAL TO OUR LIBERTY
THE NDAA IS CRUCIAL TO OUR LIBERTY
THE NDAA IS CRUCIAL TO OUR LIBERTY
THE NDAA IS CRUCIAL TO OUR LIBERTY
THE NDAA IS CRUCIAL TO OUR LIBERTY
THE NDAA IS CRUCIAL TO OUR LIBERTY
THE NDAA IS CRUCIAL TO OUR LIBERTY
THE NDAA IS CRUCIAL TO OUR LIBERTY
THE NDAA IS CRUCIAL TO OUR LIBERTY
THE NDAA IS CRUCIAL TO OUR LIBERTY
THE NDAA IS CRUCIAL TO OUR LIBERTY

Thank you very much for updates from these to heroic figures of US Liberty.

midnight

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5. Do we know what the judge decided today, or does this take a few days?

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Thu Feb 7, 2013, 10:44 PM

Feb 2013

limpyhobbler

(8,244 posts)

6. By June maybe?

Reply to midnight (Reply #5)

Fri Feb 8, 2013, 12:07 AM

Feb 2013

According to Afran and fellow attorney Carl Mayer, the judges will likely not rule on the injunction for some months as they wait on the result of a current Supreme Court case (also involving Hedges) challenging the government’s use of electronic surveillance. A decision over the NDAA provision injunction may not come until June.

http://www.salon.com/2013/02/06/ndaa_is_back_in_court/

After the morning's arguments, the panel of three judges adjourned the court, hinting they may not issue a ruling until after the Supreme Court hears a related case involving warrantless wiretapping - Clapper vs. Amnesty International - in which Hedges is also a plaintiff.

http://www.truth-out.org/news/item/14418-can-the-military-detain-us-citizens-appeals-court-hears-arguments-in-ndaa-lawsuit

midnight

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7. Thank you so much for this info...

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Fri Feb 8, 2013, 12:12 AM

Feb 2013

limpyhobbler

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8. no prob. I just googled it.

Reply to midnight (Reply #7)

Fri Feb 8, 2013, 12:20 AM

Feb 2013

I was hoping we were going to find out this week.

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