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sirdiablo69 · 10-14-2008, 08:09 AM

Gday All
pablo makes some sense with regards martial law maybe not being nessecary, that unfortunatelly does not guarrentee our individual saftey or freedom, please BE AWARE OF THE FOLLOING hen the hoard government was in power they had a treaty with the US government that effectivelly allows the US government to arrest/detain/export from australia any australian citizens considered by the US to be terrorist suspects, you say lm not a terrorist suspect, according to US law the recent definition of a terrorist includes anyone whom breaks any US law, which in theory means if you are a suspected speeding motorist you in essence qualify as a terrorist suspect the rest is history.
please note that the Rudd Government has not ammended this arrangement so it is still in effect, and the bill of rights etc etc dont apply to terrorists.

10-14-2008, 08:09 AM	#9
sirdiablo69 Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: melbourne australia Posts: 87	Re: Down under (Australia) Gday All pablo makes some sense with regards martial law maybe not being nessecary, that unfortunatelly does not guarrentee our individual saftey or freedom, please BE AWARE OF THE FOLLOING hen the hoard government was in power they had a treaty with the US government that effectivelly allows the US government to arrest/detain/export from australia any australian citizens considered by the US to be terrorist suspects, you say lm not a terrorist suspect, according to US law the recent definition of a terrorist includes anyone whom breaks any US law, which in theory means if you are a suspected speeding motorist you in essence qualify as a terrorist suspect the rest is history. please note that the Rudd Government has not ammended this arrangement so it is still in effect, and the bill of rights etc etc dont apply to terrorists.