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  1. Signatures
    122 out of 1,000
    Petitioning
    1. The United States Congress regarding the NDAA Bill
  2. Created By
    Ronnie Godfrey
    Gilmer, TX
About this Petition Petition Letter Petition Updates

This new law that was recently passed affects every American in a big way. Under the NDAA law, the government may imprison you indefinitely on the grounds of suspected (not proven) terrorism. On top of that, you will not be granted a trial until the War on Terror is over. You may be asking yourself, "What exactly is suspected terrorism?" Here are a few examples:

*Owning a firearm
*Having enough food or supplies handy to last two weeks
*Trying to influence the opinions of a group of people

These are just three troubling examples of reasons the government may detain you indefinitely. This bill is wholly unconstitutional and unfair to the American public whom the government is supposed to serve. Unless we make our voices heard, the opposite will be true, and we will serve the government. Take a moment and sign for your freedom!

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Repeal the bill from law

Greetings,

I just signed the following petition addressed to: The United States Congress regarding the NDAA Bill.

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Repeal the bill from law

This new law that was recently passed affects every American in a big way. Under the NDAA law, the government may imprison you indefinitely on the grounds of suspected (not proven) terrorism. On top of that, you will not be granted a trial until the War on Terror is over. You may be asking yourself, "What exactly is suspected terrorism?" Here are a few examples:

*Owning a firearm
*Having enough food or supplies handy to last two weeks
*Trying to influence the opinions of a group of people

These are just three troubling examples of reasons the government may detain you indefinitely. This bill is wholly unconstitutional and unfair to the American public whom the government is supposed to serve. Unless we make our voices heard, the opposite will be true, and we will serve the government. Take a moment and sign for your freedom!
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Sincerely,

[Your name]

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