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       Re: [BILL-IC] Interpol Act
       By: Confederacy of Turkducken Date: July 12, 2015, 10:02 pm
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       "The Representative from the Byzantines makes fair judgment and
       has good intentions, however I believe this bill is a necessity,
       it may need some tuning to conform with the best ideals of our
       Confederacy. But in these times such an organization cannot be
       ignored, this is necessary, however it needs to be watered down
       a bit." Representative Graham stood by this bill, and was not
       about to change his opinion lightly.
       #Post#: 4149--------------------------------------------------
       Re: [BILL-IC] Interpol Act
       By: Aquatur Date: July 12, 2015, 10:12 pm
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       "In its current state, I cannot and will not support this bill.
       For the good of my State and the Confederacy, I cannot. But some
       major changes may sway my vote."
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       Re: [BILL-IC] Interpol Act
       By: Amerikanisches Reich Date: July 14, 2015, 3:19 pm
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       "The Reich would prefer to support the law enforcement bill
       proposed by our esteemed colleague from Missouri, and maintain
       our sovereign right to immunity for individual leaders or
       personnel acting under their rightfully and costfully obtained
       mandate to enact their own State legislation, and to behave in
       accordance therewith. Anything else would make a mockery of the
       sacrifices of many of our loyal and true soldiers who laid their
       lives upon the altar of freedom in the War of Northern
       Aggression, for which we could not stand.
       The powers granted by this bill, to put it more simply --
       especially those delegated to the 'Home Guard' -- are, in my
       view, excessive. I cannot imagine suffering our leaders to be
       spied upon legally within our own State, much less apprehended
       and detained, by a federal force acting on pure suspicion.
       Moreover, granting sole jurisdiction in the capitol to any force
       that also has jurisdiction throughout the States seems quite
       dangerous. I do not want to feel I'm under the thumb of a
       Praetorian Guard when I come to this house, certainly."
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