Le 31 décembre 2011, une loi fondamentalement fasciste a été votée aux Etats-unis, donnant toute une panoplie de pouvoirs aux forces de l'ordre et à l'armée, c'est "l'acte d'autorisation de défense nationale"
Le Sénat américain a adopté un projet de loi de finances pour la Défense de 660 milliards de $ pour 2012, contenant notamment des règles de détention durcies pour les suspects de terrorisme. Les élus ont approuvé, par 93 voix pour et 7 contre, ce vaste projet de loi, après plusieurs jours de débats et l'examen de dizaines d'amendements.
Parmi les mesures controversées sur les suspects de terrorisme, figure la détention illimitée de citoyens américains. Cette loi permet à l'armée américaine d'arrêter et d'incarcérer pour une durée indéterminée des gens soupçonnés de terrorisme partout dans le monde et vient d'être actualisée et s'applique maintenant aux citoyens américains ce qui provoque la montée au créneau des défenseurs des droits civils américains.
Beaucoup d'intellectuels réagissent en France, parmi eux Pierre Hillard, docteur en science politique et d'études stratégique qui dénonce l'installation d'une dictature en amérique:
"Le 31 décembre 2011, le président Obama a signé un document (National defense Authorization Act). Ce document permet l'arrestation de tout citoyen américain en l'accusant à tort ou à raison de terrorisme. Il ne bénéficie pas d'une protection juridique; il est à la merci de l'autorité toute puissante de l'Etat. Cette situation est comparable aux décisions prises par Hitler en 1933 pour officiellement protéger l'Allemagne contre des menaces. Ces mesures prennent la suite de celles que j'ai déja dénoncé dans mon livre "La marche irrésistible du nouvel ordre mondial": le John Warner Act avec en particulier son paragraphe 1076, le National Security Presidential Directive (NSPD 51) et le Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD 20). Cela va faire tâche d'huile dans les Etats européens.
In english, from Thierry Meyssan's website, http://www.voltairenet.org/Obama-signed-US-into-Police-State
US President Barack Obama has just implemented "Police State USA", Michel Chossudovsky, the director of the Center for Research on Globalization, wrote in an article published on the Global Research website on Sunday.
“The passage of NDAA is intimately related to Washington’s global military agenda. The military pursuit of Worldwide hegemony also requires the ’Militarization of the Homeland’, namely the demise of the American Republic,” the US professor and economist said.
The NDAA, which Obama signed into law on the eve of 2012, provides USD 662 billion in funding for military spending, including military pay raises, weapon systems and funding for the war in Afghanistan in 2012.
The law, which passed by wide majority in Congress, also states the US military has the power to detain terrorist suspects without trial for as long as the so-called US global anti-terror campaign is waged.
The act further contains several provisions that rights groups and advocates have vehemently opposed, arguing that NDAA allows indefinite detention and interrogation of US citizens and non-citizens suspected of being linked to terrorism and deny them legal rights protected by the constitution.
In a statement accompanying his signature, the US president expressed “serious reservations” about provisions related to the detention and interrogation of suspected terrorists, saying that he might not strictly follow certain requirements spelled out in the new law.
“My administration will interpret and implement the provisions … in a manner that best preserves the flexibility on which our safety depends and upholds the values on which this country was founded," Obama said in the NDAA signing statement.
"I want to clarify that my Administration will not authorize the indefinite military detention without trial of American citizens," Obama said. “Indeed, I believe that doing so would break with our most important traditions and values as a nation.”
Chossudovsky said Obama’s disclaimers were merely a “smokescreen,” adding that if Obama really found the bill unacceptable, “he could have either vetoed the NDAA (H.R. 1540) or sent it back to Congress with his objections.”
“The tendency is towards the establishment of a totalitarian State, a military government dressed in civilian clothes,” Chossudovsky said. “The NDAA authorizes the arbitrary and indefinite military detention of American citizens.”
The NDAA also bans the use of government money to transfer Guantanamo Bay detainees to the United States, again in an attempt to force the administration to try them in military rather than civil courts.
Kenneth Roth, the executive director of Human Rights Watch, said “By signing this defense spending bill, President Obama will go down in history as the president who enshrined indefinite detention without trial in US law.”
“The NDAA is ’Obama’s New Year’s Gift’ to the American People. ...,” Chossudovsky concluded.
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