An Open Letter To Nigel Farage And Vladimir Putin

I hope that not just the two of you but all foreign leaders respond to this plea.

The United States Senate voted 93 to 7 to pass the National Defense Authorization Act. It gives the federal government the right to arrest and indefinitely detain anyone. The Congress is seriously considering legalizing torture.

I have turned to the two of you because the politicians and the media in the US have failed to protect us. Since the law allowing arrest and indefinite detention without trial applies to Europeans and to Russians, you do have the right to say No.

I would ask you to consider passing a law making it illegal for foreign governments to kidnap your citizens and hold them without trial. If you publicized this in the press, it would make American politicians look so foolish that the media in the US would have to cover it.

Can you imagine yourself campaigning against a candidate who wants to let the American military to kidnap your voters and torture them?

The situation in Europe is so confused that Mr Farage might only be allowed to introduce a non-binding resolution into the European parliament. I understand that Europe had become a dictatorship run by the 27 Euro Commissioners. And things have gotten worse with Bilderbergers and Goldman Sachs front men taking over governments. But a resolution against torture kidnapping and secret detentions is a far better response than what we in America have received to date from our politicians.

Mt Farage, I would also like to ask the European parliament to instruct member nations to cease and desist in allowing the American military to operate secret prisons on their soil. I know some members like Poland have had such torture sites. And I remember reading about the kidnapping of European citizens in Italy and Sweden.

Mr Putin, I know you would not allow any such activities on your soil. But perhaps you could have your intelligence agencies release a list of secret American detention and torture sites. The sooner Americans realize their government is a pariah state the better.

If you are wondering why I have not asked the United Nations for help, I frankly do not trust them after what I saw them do in Libya.

Things are so bleak in America that I wish we had passed an Amendment allowing foreign nationals to hold the office of President. That way I could choose to vote for you Mr Putin in the Democratic primaries or you Mr Farage on the Republican side.

The media tells me that Ron Paul is not a serious candidate because he would pull our troops out of the 12 nations where we are currently killing innocent people. He would refuse to start World War III by attacking Iran. He would also restore the Bill of Rights and abolish the TSA. He would respect international laws against torture and wars of aggression. And horror of horrors: he would arrest bankers who stole money from their depositors and the taxpayers.

I would greatly appreciate your assistance. I sincerely hope America could reciprocate by cutting off all heroin shipments from Afghanistan to Russia and Europe.

Author’s Note: If you want to understand why bankers fear democracy and the Bill of Rights, please consider this:

The Greatest Starvation Begins Now

The Greatest Starvation Begins Now

Today’s essay is a sequel to this:

The United States Senate Voted 93 to 7 To Kill 6 Billion People

The United States Senate Voted 93 to 7 To Kill 6 Billion People