War on Terrorism vs. Bill of Rights
By Dan King

Safety Rights Without safety, other rights are meaningless Past Precedent Patriot Act (HR 3162) Rights are only temporarily removed Clear and Present Danger doctrine Quotes Bill of Rights is intended for tough cases Past concessions later regretted Electronic Funds Frontier analysis of the Patriot Act War on Terrorism not a real war Quotes

Articles and Misc. Sources

• President George Bush's proposal to create Cabinet Department of Homeland Security

• Remarks by Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge

• Declaring and Waging War: The U.S. Constitution by Jacob G. Hornberger, April 2002

• A Stake in Civil Liberties web site

• Great American speeches presented by PBS

• Bill Moyer on the Domestic War against Terrorism

• War on Terrorism or Police State? by Rep. Cynthia McKinney

• The Village Voice: Terrorizing the Bill of Rights by Nat Hentoff

• Thomas Jefferson on Politics & Government -- The Bill of Rights