Obama's new "Executive Order 13524 -- Amending Executive Order 12425" grants the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) "rights" on American soil that place it beyond the reach of our own law enforcement agencies, such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)!
President Obama quietly signed an executive order that makes an international police force immune from the restraints of American law.On Wednesday, however, for no apparent reason, President Obama issued an executive order removing the Reagan limitations. That is, Interpol’s property and assets are no longer subject to search and confiscation, and its archives are now considered inviolable. This international police force (whose U.S. headquarters is in the Justice Department in Washington) will be unrestrained by the U.S. Constitution and American law while it operates in the United States and affects both Americans and American interests outside the United States.
"NDAA 2012, according to rights experts, codified martial law. Award-winning journalist Chris Hedges sued the U.S. government over NDAA 2012, calling it ‘corporate fascism.' NDAA 2013, according to
legal experts this week,strengthened the former act. By failing to veto NDAA 2012, and signing it on New Years Eve,President Obama compromised national security and the rule of law, according to Raha Wala, advocacy counsel for Human Rights First. There is consequently little hope Obama will veto NDAA 2013, although appeal is being lodged for him to do so."
legal experts this week,strengthened the former act. By failing to veto NDAA 2012, and signing it on New Years Eve,President Obama compromised national security and the rule of law, according to Raha Wala, advocacy counsel for Human Rights First. There is consequently little hope Obama will veto NDAA 2013, although appeal is being lodged for him to do so."
"The dam is just about to break on our economy, and I think when it does, there's going to be a major disruption of the distribution of
food," he added. "And I think what you'll see particularly in the inner cities is you will see riots, civil unrest that ultimately might justify MARTIAL LAW... I think those people that are not in the major cities are going to be far better off, but it could actually justify martial law," Boykin continued. "And I'm praying that we will not see that kind of collapse, we won't see a disruption of the distribution of food in America. That's probably the single biggest problem."
food," he added. "And I think what you'll see particularly in the inner cities is you will see riots, civil unrest that ultimately might justify MARTIAL LAW... I think those people that are not in the major cities are going to be far better off, but it could actually justify martial law," Boykin continued. "And I'm praying that we will not see that kind of collapse, we won't see a disruption of the distribution of food in America. That's probably the single biggest problem."
"Tonight... we shine the spotlight on an executive order that the White House was hoping that you would never learn about. Now, the President signed the National Defense Resources Preparedness [NDRP] executive order late Friday afternoon. And since that time, now the measure has been virtually ignored by the mainstream media. Now, the order essentially gives the president of the United Statesabsolute power over any and all American resourcesduring both times of peace and national crisis. Now, this includes, but it's not limited to food and livestock, water, plants, energy, health resources, transportation and construction materials and gives the government the ability to, quote, 'control the general distribution of any material, including applicable services in this civilian market.'"
According to press reports, "A White House order updating federal emergency powers has raised alarm among some conservative commentators, and U.S. Rep. Sandy Adams, that President Barack Obama is attempting to grab unconstitutional powers." 
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