Since when did unconstitutional secret panels in the US government have the right to order the execution of US citizens without trial - or even criminal charges? Doesn't the presumption of innocence mean that the self-proclaimed killers of Anwar al-Awlaki and Samir Khan are bragging about the murder of two indisputably innocent men? Was not this murder, if indeed it happened, an act of treason against the Constitution of the United States of America? If a government official or military officer orders an American soldier to commit murder and treason, does not that soldier have the duty to do one of two things: Either arrest that officer/official, or shoot him dead?
Eric Walberg, author of
Postmodern Imperialism, and
Allen Roland, the charismatic & positive-energy-exuding psychotherapist and media pundit, address the questions raised by the feds' bragging about their alleged treasonous murder of Anwar al-Awlaki.
First hour guest Eric Walberg: