Allegan County, Michigan, becomes the most recent locale to “[pass] a resolution opposing federal kidnapping powers,” a.k.a. the NDAA. Not only does said resolution “[condemn] in no uncertain terms Sections 1021 and 1022 of the 2012 NDAA,” it also urges “all agencies of Allegan County up to and including Allegan County Sheriff Department and all police departments in the jurisdiction of Allegan County to decline requests by federal agencies acting under detention powers of Sections 1021 and 1022 of the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012 that could infringe upon residents’ freedom of speech, religion, assembly, privacy, rights to counsel, or other rights not here explicitly enumerated as well as their safety from harm committed by politically powerful domestic enemies of the Constitution.”
Wise serfs make note of such sanctuaries so they have a list of destinations when the Feds begin “disappearing” people.
Oh, wait, they’ve already started…
6:39 am on September 1, 2012
