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Name: Lynne Jackson on Apr 10, 2009Comments: It is time to stop the wrongful prosecution of Muslims. The Justice Department should be investigated.
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Name: Anne Sombor on Apr 11, 2009Comments:
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Name: Anonymous on Apr 11, 2009Comments:
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Name: Grace Nichols on Apr 11, 2009Comments: This man is not a criminal.
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Name: John Meyers on Apr 11, 2009Comments: I have followed the Yassin case and find it to lack the constitutional requirements. It is time to reestablish what makes our country different from so many.
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Name: Anita Thayer on Apr 11, 2009Comments:
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Name: Nancy Meyers on Apr 11, 2009Comments: Such injustices should not have been allowed to happen and should be ended now.
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Name: Joseph Piette on Apr 12, 2009Comments:
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Name: Michael Rice, Esq. on Apr 12, 2009Comments: The FBI has repeatedly invited citizens to contact the FBI about suspicion of terror advocacy, and has faulted entrapped suspects for failing to do so. Here we have a case of a man who did exactly that and is now accused of a crime as a result!
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Name: Ron Wood on Apr 12, 2009Comments: I am a former Peace Corps volunteer and am very concerned about such matters.
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Name: Shamshad Ahmad on Apr 12, 2009Comments: The Obama administration must come forward openly, and undo and discontinue the wrongful policies of the past administration- in real terms, not in symbolic terms. This definitely was a big factor on voters mind when they voted Obama in.
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Name: May Saffar on Apr 12, 2009Comments: We are still waiting for the claimed "Change."
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Name: Jeanne Finley on Apr 12, 2009Comments: A "US Gulag" is exactly what these prisons are, both here and abroad. It should not take a Solzhenyitsn to shame this country before the world.
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Name: Dave Capone on Apr 12, 2009Comments: The injustice against Muslims continues. Just last week , 4 days after being acquitted of all charges, Youseff Megahed was arrested by immigration officials. American persecution of Muslims goes on. Mr. President, please, on behalf of all decent, compassionate American citizens reign-in these evil forces at work in our government agencies.
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Name: Rev. William L. Coop on Apr 12, 2009Comments:
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Name: Catherine Callan on Apr 12, 2009Comments:
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Name: Margaret Murtagh on Apr 12, 2009Comments:
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Name: Teresa Foudriat on Apr 12, 2009Comments:
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Name: Lisa Sarinelli on Apr 13, 2009Comments: All members of the Bush Administration who authorized and practiced torture must be held accountable and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law!
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Name: Thomas C. Washburn on Apr 13, 2009Comments:
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Name: Jeanie Shaterian on Apr 13, 2009Comments:
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Name: Kathy Manley on Apr 13, 2009Comments:
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Name: Cynthia (Aka: Someyah) Bennekaa on Apr 13, 2009Comments: More effectively than as petitions, these letters read as manifestos, of our (WE, these signees)responsibilities toward eachother, as well as, to our citizen-brethren, by virtue of our realization-- that, to whom these letters are addressed has NO INTEREST, in honoring our pleas--WE, the signees, are the court , the verdict, the sentence, and, thereby, encumbent upon us, are all the duties as above and aforementioned codified...Most respectfully--
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Name: Dianne Saichek on Apr 13, 2009Comments:
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Name: Donna Wallach on Apr 13, 2009Comments: This is a powerful document covering the many ways the U.S. govt. has been violating the U.S. Constitution and the human and civil rights of people for a long time: 1. - Using Agents Provocateurs, and Charging Muslims Who Refuse To Be Coerced Into Cooperating With The FBI 2. - Secret Detention 3. – Detention In Solitary Confinement (U.S. prisons have been confining prisoners in solitary confinement for decades, i.e. there are American citizen non-muslim prisoners who have been in solitary confinement for over 4 decades) 4. - Detention in a Special Muslim Prison – the CMU 5. – Use of the State Secrets Doctrine To Block Consideration of Illegal Wiretapping (US v. Al-Haramain), and Illegal Rendition (US v. Arrar, and US v. Jeppesen) 6. – Continued War Crimes And the U.S. government violating Third Geneva Convention (TGC, 1949); Convention Against Torture (CAT, 1985); Convention on Enforce Disappearances (CED, 2005); Convention on the Treatment of Prisoners of War, 1929) It is about time that the U.S. government stops violating the of human rights of human beings, no matter what their citizenship, religion, political beliefs, ethnicity, age, gender, etc.
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Name: Janet McMahon on Apr 13, 2009Comments: No country should be above the law.
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Name: LYNNE STEWART on Apr 13, 2009Comments:
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Name: Ralph Poynter on Apr 13, 2009Comments:
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Name: Betsy Wolf-Graves on Apr 14, 2009Comments: Dear Attorney General Holder: I do not think Stephen Downs is exaggerating when he discusses the conditions at CMU in Terre Haute. A recent article in the New Yorker by Atul Gawande might confirm his concerns: http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2009/03/30/090330fa_fact_gawandecurrentPage=all During the Bush administration a young man, of Pakistani descent, a rather simple person, was tricked into a stance which has ended up with his imprisonment. This happened here, in California, in Lodi. I have never thought it is the role of government to manufacture suspects but to find them. Also closing Guantanamo does not mean retaining other gulags. Stephen Downs seems to be as eloquent as he is wise.
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Name: Nazie Sockolov on Apr 14, 2009Comments:
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Name: Bruce Gowdy on Apr 14, 2009Comments: I expected these kind of unconstituional violations under Bush, but from the Obama Administration, this is shameful and criminal!!!
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Name: Sarah Walker Birn, Esq. on Apr 14, 2009Comments: Remember the wolf story told at the National Cathedral. DO WHAT IS RIGHT. You are doing so well on other fronts. Why do you ignore investigation of the due process abuses of Muslims. They mock our justice system. Thanks in advance. Sarah W. Birn
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Name: Connie Frisbee Houde on Apr 14, 2009Comments:
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Name: Joseph Koczaja on Apr 15, 2009Comments: The whole world is waiting to see if the USA has common sense and is willing to discharge itself of its present moral bankruptcy.
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Name: Abuhorayra Hossain on Apr 15, 2009Comments:
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Name: Abuhorayra Hossain on Apr 15, 2009Comments:
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Name: Khadiza Hossain on Apr 16, 2009Comments:
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Name: Habibah_hossain on Apr 16, 2009Comments:
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Name: Daniel W. Van Riper on Apr 17, 2009Comments: Those who falsely arrested and prosecuted these men need to be brought to justice immediately. But even these corrupt prosecutors deserve the right to habeas corpus.
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Name: Anonymous on Apr 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: Ethan Vesely-Flad on Apr 21, 2009Comments:
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Name: J. Kadir Cannon on Apr 22, 2009Comments:
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Name: Alisha Mohammed on Apr 22, 2009Comments:
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Name: Jeffrey Tamizkar on Apr 24, 2009Comments:
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Name: Paul Kane on Apr 26, 2009Comments:
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Name: Diana Greene on May 2, 2009Comments:
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Name: Enid Futterman on May 2, 2009Comments:
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Name: Charles Lane on May 2, 2009Comments:
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Name: Hlanda on May 2, 2009Comments:
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Name: Marjorie on May 2, 2009Comments: The Muslims have suffered long enough, due to our presidents unwillingness to go against Israel, in spite of their atrocities against the Muslims. Please try and bring justice to the Middle East