NY Post's Michael Goodwin talks MASSIVE White House leaks.

Former Obama supporter and current NY Post columnist Micheal Goodwin talks with Fox & Friends Gretchen Carlson about leaks of classified information coming out of the White House and the fact that our socialist POTUS is using the leaks to try and bolster support for his regime.

Team Obama just love to feed the mushrooms, their latest dose of fertilizer is that Obama has slowed government spending to near record levels. Hopefully the light from Dana Perino & Stuart Varney will go a long way towards getting rid of some mushrooms.

"Bret Baier talks about the NY Times front page article in which they talk about Obama's private "Kill list" and his "Evolution" when it comes to releasing Top Secret documents about certain missions. Dumb Ass Barry had no problem releasing documents that blew the cover of several CIA operators and their interrogation tactics at Guantanamo because that was part of Bush's war, now when it comes to Barry's antics he wont release any documents."

According to a New York Times article, the Obama administration has a kill list. The article takes a look into the counter-terrorism tactics which is a top-secret nomination process that designates which terrorist to capture and kill. It turns the Obama administration has more blood on its hands than originally thought. Liz Wahl explains.

Real News @ http://RevolutionNews.US — According to Reuters news agency, a committee composed of midlevel National Security Council staffers is in charge of compiling the "death list" of terrorists to be targeted by the CIA for killing. Their recommendations are sent to a principals committee for approval. The president then has the option of objecting to the names on the list, but if he remains silent, he gives his consent. This system reportedly was intended to "protect" President Obama but instead has created a growing political predicament.

The political question of whether the United States can wage a clandestine war against terrorists through the use of deadly force seems to have been settled. The type of CIA covert actions that shocked the conscience of the nation when they were revealed in the 1970s are now taken for granted, even lauded. It is a reflection of the dangerous times in which we live. But the question of whether these same deadly techniques may be used against American citizens has never even been debated. The matter has become acute since the CIA killed al Qaeda leader and U.S. citizen Anwar al-Awlaki in Yemen last week.

Even under the more permissive legal framework established by the Patriot Act and post-Sept. 11 policy directives, the due-process rights of American citizens, even those abroad and actively involved with terrorism, were supposed to be sacrosanct. This issue was debated and adjudicated from the first months of the war, beginning with the question of whether American citizen John Walker Lindh, captured in Afghanistan while serving with the Taliban, was given an adequate Miranda warning. The Obama administration even has taken steps to extend constitutional due-process rights to noncitizens captured overseas, such as low-level Somali terrorist Ahmed Abdulkadir Warsame, who was arraigned in a federal court in New York in July simply to establish the precedent.

The question of Awlaki's due-process rights remains a mystery. The Justice Department reportedly produced a memo justifying the killing, but it is classified. Even if the White House has a rationale for the killing, it will not be conclusive on its own merits. The decision must be vetted by the public, Congress and perhaps the courts before a conclusion can be reached.

The public has a right to know what is being done in its name. During the Reagan era, members of the National Security Council engaged in far less controversial activity that led some to murmur about impeachment. Arguments that the activities of this committee must be classified for reasons of national security ring hollow from an administration that entered office propelled by fresh winds of openness and promises of transparent government. The same president who sent the moral high horse galloping on questions of torturing terrorist suspects and closing the detainee facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, cannot now hide behind blank walls and cipher locks while secretive functionaries compile lists condemning Americans to death.

The American people should know by what right, under what law and by whose hand their fellow citizens are being marked for termination.

Source: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/oct/6/obamas-secret-death-panel/

Now Obama Refuses To Explain Why He's Assassinating Americans?

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Ron Paul Slams Awlaki Killing: 'He Was Never Tried Or Charged For Any Crimes':

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Scahill: Obama Playing Judge, Jury and Executioner Against American Citizens:

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INDICT AND PROSECUTE OBAMA NOW!


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