Buy diazepam visa before coming to America, but the U.S. government has put a stop to that, effectively cutting off your access to all the money government wants to take from you fight its wars. This, of course, has been known for quite some time, as we noted here and
But the U.S. Federal Government still seems to want take your money as it would like to do, even while you are in this country.
Last week the New York Times told you about an American family going through this. It seemed like a small family, with only one son, born in Texas and only working at his father's computer repair place. The father, older brother, had been arrested for "conspiracy in promoting terrorist organizations and attempts at assassinating public officials".
However, it appears that when the authorities came to his home, it wasn't eldest son who had been arrested, but a 17-year-old who was student at a nearby university.
After the arrest authorities let them go and didn't do anything more serious. The boy's mother, however, was not so lucky, and received five years in prison, despite having no connection to any violence, nor alleged terrorist activity.
It is only because of the efforts his mother, who was arrested just six months after her son went to prison, that she managed have all her charges dropped.
But all of this happened while particular son was still a student. He went to school and college in Texas, came back to join his father. He had no connection to any terror group at the time that this story was first published. Yet after returning to the U.S. a month-and-a-half later, he had to face the consequences of his father's arrest without even knowing that he had been arrested for a supposed "conspiracy".
It is worth pointing out that this mother of 18-year-olds had no criminal record or any other reason to expect that she would receive any punishment whatsoever at all, even when it came to her son. Yet, thanks laws on the books that treat citizens like terrorists without any evidence whatsoever beyond their own word or family, she was sentenced to five years in prison without trial.
When the family's lawyers attempted to seek some judicial review of it, in a federal court, case which was eventually dismissed by the U.S. Supreme Court (as we have written here and here), the Supreme Court ordered that case not be appealed.
However, when the lawyer for family asked records of the case to be released, federal government insisted that none of the information would be made public, even though they had clearly given permission for the family lawyer to request and obtain the information. They even threatened mother of this young son, telling her that if she tried to seek justice for the injustice done to her, her son would be in trouble for his actions.
And it may seem like an unlikely case to have the federal government attempting to prosecute this young boy, as the government was supposedly enforcing "law against terror".
Yet it happened. And the fact that U.S. federal court system did not appeal it says much about the state of law in this country today. is a warning about what can happen if we don't act to stop the government from using terror charges to punish those it feels are on its side.
The story in New York Times is the only one I have been able to find about this, but there are hundreds of other similar ones going on all over the world.
One of the most troubling revelations, however, from the New York Times is fact that the government does not really seem to care about whether or not they are violating the rights of anybody.
The Justice Department does not take any disciplinary action against those it sees as committing crimes simply because the state's attorney general disagrees with them. That is why the mother (and her son) of this young man, who had no connection to any terror group or even terrorist organization in particular, was jailed for five years without any trial, and still has not been convicted Provigil uk price of a crime.
If he is now serving a life sentence for no real crime (and the U.S. authorities refuse to even comment on whether or not he is being considered for release), that is a disgrace we must all demand to see corrected.
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