Each of you, by your vote for the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal yr. 2012, has proven to be traitors to the American Constitution, the Bill of Rights, & the citizens of Arkansas. (i.e. Enemies of the people)

In the NDAA each of you very well know that this legislation gives this president and succeeding presidents the power to arrest on a presidential whim, to assassinate Americans, to detain indefinitely without notice American citizens within the U.S., to ship them to foreign lands (e.g. Gitmo), prevent them from having legal representation and court proceedings.  Additionally it provides the U.S. military the ability to act as domestic policing agencies with utter disregard of the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights.  The military will be a domestic police force.  There is much more to your criminal vote which is folded into the NDAA.

There are not adjectives available for me to express the utter disgust for your despicable behavior.

Each of you has used the phony “war on terrorism” as an excuse to deny American freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution (which you SWORE to uphold) and the Bill of Rights. It is in time of war that freedom must flourish and not be reined in in the name of “security”.  I remind you of what the Founders said regarding security & freedom.

Senator John Boozman & Congressman Steve Womack are the most dangerous of you Six due to their neoconservative involvements in “eternal war for eternal peace” and can only be described as yes-men for the warmongering establishment. (both parties)  Boozman’s affection for NATO, the global army, describes his mentality and his morals.

Again, you six have betrayed the American people and are enemies of the American people and can never be forgiven for your traitorous conduct, and begs the question…Why would you vote for such a measure that guarantees A POLICE STATE.

I recognize that there were 136 of your colleagues who refused to sling mud on our inalienable rights and bury our rights to life, liberty, property, and the pursuit of happiness.

Joe McCutchen