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Another wrong article: “Kiss the Fourth Amendment goodbye”

Posted on December 24, 2009 by pogowasright.org

John Wesley Hall Jr. of FourthAmendment.com blogs:

“Kiss the Fourth Amendment goodbye,” posted today by Kathleen Baker, Denver Conservative Examiner, concludes that the Obama Administration granting diplomatic immunity to INTERPOL operating in the United States means that we can “Kiss the Fourth Amendment goodbye.” Once again, a conservative watchdog gets it wrong, in their zeal to demonize the President.

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So, where does it say that INTERPOL gets to act outside the Fourth Amendment? It doesn’t. Nothing in the article or the statute it quotes says a word about it, except the writer’s imagination and lack of reading comprehension. This is just wrong. Dead wrong. Even a commenter got on the bandwagon and agreed without critical analysis. Maybe even without reading. See also the PatriotRoom.com with a slightly different view.

The old early law career saw “RTFS” applies: Read The Frigging Statute.

Read more on FourthAmendment.com.

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