People are detained without anyone knowing on GWBs personal order (read "edict").
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court refused Monday to consider whether the government properly withheld names and other details about hundreds of foreigners detained in the months after the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
Now, compare this.
The Night and Fog
The Nacht und Nebel Erlass or Night and Fog Decree, one of Hitler's personal edicts, was issued on December 7, 1941, the same day Japan attacked America's naval base at Pearl Harbor. Directed against "persons endangering German security" and specifically against members of resistance groups in German-occupied territories, it proposed that execution was not itself a sufficient deterrent against anti-German threats. Psychological as well as physical force was necessary. Thus, not all agitators would be killed upon discovery; many instead would be transported to an unknown location, their destiny never to be learned by outsiders. Friends and family members would forever be kept in suspense. As the edict stipulated, "The intimidating effect of these measures lies (a) in the disappearance without trace of the guilty person, (b) in the fact that no kind of information must be given about the person's whereabouts and his fate." Those tempted to participate in anti-German activity would fear that they, like their loved ones, would disappear within the night and the fog.
US Supreme Court upholds "Night and Fog"
The whole thread (51 posts)
- US Supreme Court upholds "Night and Fog"
- A Canadian weighs in on the comparison
- Yes, of course a mental midget jumps right in trying to compare Pres. Bush to Hitler
- Wow. Yet another Bush - Hitler comparison.
- Ah, my friend, you forget, or neglect - - -
- Leaving aside the Hitler comparison...
- Let's not leave the comparison aside just yet
- Is the slope really slippery
- re: Leaving aside the Hitler comparison...
- Bush IS the new Hitler......successful regimes are built on this
