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Free speech extends to the Internet

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OpEdNews Op Eds 1/8/2008 at 05:11:43

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Dear Senator Kennedy, Are you a criminal? In the United States, the law is defined as the U.S. Constitution. Crime is defined as the violation of Constitutional law.A criminal is someone who violates Constitutional law. If the United States … make a law which the Constitution does not authorize, it is void; Framer Judge Oliver Elsworth (1788), U.S. Chief Justice 1796 The Constitution cannot authorize (S 1959) Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007, because it authorizes searches for untraditional beliefs over the internet without a warrant, it characterizes untraditional beliefs as “violent radical ideology” without probable cause, and it seeks to abridge free expression of untraditional beliefs over the internet without constitutional authority given the First Amendment grants citizens the right to freedom of speech over the internet. Initiating S 1959 in Congress was an allegedly criminal act. . Voting for S 1959 is an alleged, criminal act. Members of Congress who voted for S 1959 are allegedly, criminals. Senator, are you a criminal? Sincerely,

Susan Allen

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