Thursday, November 01, 2007

Guantánomo Bay will continue to haunt Bush

Defending the MCA in 2006, Bush had claimed that the US “would provide terrorists the justice and due process that they denied their victims.” Refuting the flawed logic of MCA, Robert A. Levy, senior fellow at the Cato Institute candidly stated to B & E, “The danger in following the present legal regime (of MCA) lies in similar or worse regimes of nations which may apprehend or detain US citizens and mistreat them, and how would we deal with that situation.”

The MCA is an absolutely unnecessary legislation, as there is an existing law, namely USA Patriot Act of 2001, which is more than adequate in its present form to deal with terrorism. The Senate Judiciary Committee is marking up a bill to restore the habeas corpus in July.
“The distinguished constitutional scholar Sanford Levinson wrote that the eminence grise of the Bush administration is Carl Schmitt, the legal philosopher of the Nazis. Harsh words, but the government is intent on proving them to be accurate,” said Chomsky. One only hopes that the US public would never let their country become a totalitarian state, à la Nazi Germany.
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Source: IIPM Editorial, 2006

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