NYC-Female Indian Diplomat strip searched, jailed.

[green73]

Reminder: Arrest and Strip Search Go Together
Michael S. Rozeff

An Indian diplomat arrested in New York City was subjected to a strip search before being jailed for a day with drug addicts while making bail.

This strip search is a reminder of what Americans who are arrested may encounter. The strip search was legalized by the U.S. Supreme Court on April 2, 2012. The Court disemboweled the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution, declaring that strip searches are not unreasonable even when police have no reasonable suspicion of a crime that justifies the search.

The Congress took no action to impeach the justices who approved this policy. They are Kennedy, Roberts, Scalia, Alito and Thomas. The Executive took no action to suggest enlarging the court and packing it with justices who might actually favor rights.

http://www.lewrockwell.com/lrc-blog/reminder-arrest-and-strip-search-go-together/

 

[pcosmar]

Did US help Devyani’s maid pull off immigration fraud?
http://www.firstpost.com/india/live...-maid-pull-off-immigration-fraud-1291025.html

According to a report on NDTV, after it was revealed that Sangeeta Richard's husband and son flew to New York just two days before Devyani Khobdagade was arrested, India has accused the US of facilitating immigration fraud by Richards. According to the report, shortly after Richard walked out of Khobdagade's home, the representative of Indian government had filed a missing complaint with the US in June. However, the police there refused to take any action on the case and the US authorities dismissed several requests made by the Indian government to help find Richard. The report says:
"India had asked the American Embassy for help to find Ms Richard way back on July 5, said the sources. Ms Richard, who remained in hiding, reportedly met an immigration lawyer in the US in September and asked for 10,000 dollars and a passport to stay on in the country."

The series of action on behalf of the US led India to accuse US of helping Richard pull off an immigration fraud.

 

[shane77m]

they haven't floated her yet, so her crimes of witchcraft are yet to be determined.

I think she might have been the one that turned Biden into a newt. He hasn't gotten better.

 

[Barrex]

Why do they all always get those zits in the same spot on the middle of the forehead?

Funny.

*sigh* At least I thought the liberty movement had some informed, educated and open-minded people. Thanks for reminding me how bigots and racists exist even amongst us.

Thanks for reminding me what a fucking drag I would be if I had no sense of humor.

You dont.

Sarcasm doesnt work on the internet. I truly hope your sarcastic.

In Croatia it does... I guess it is because we use different plugs.

I think she might have been the one that turned Biden into a newt. He hasn't gotten better.

Follow me... to the place where threads are derailed....

 

[angelatc]

Meanwhile, back at the topic...they are protesting in the streets of India over this;

http://nypost.com/2013/12/18/protests-continue-in-india-after-nannygate-diplomat-arrested/

 

[asurfaholic]

*sigh* At least I thought the liberty movement had some informed, educated and open-minded people. Thanks for reminding me how bigots and racists exist even amongst us.

I'm the last thing from a racist or bigot. This is the Internet, sometimes people say stupid shit just to get a reaction. Get over it.

#pissing all over al gore's creation.

 

[kahless]

“I broke down many times as the indignities of repeated handcuffing, stripping and cavity searches, swabbing, in a holdup with common criminals and drug addicts were all being imposed upon me,” she wrote in the email.

If convicted, Khobragade faces a maximum sentence of 10 years for visa fraud and five years for making a false declaration. She was arrested outside of her daughter’s Manhattan school.

If guilty the punishment also does not fit the crime. How barbaric this country has become. Disgusting.

One wonders how far this country is going to go in trying to mirror National Socialism of Nazi Germany.

 

[Henry Rogue]

Sarcasm doesnt work on the internet.

[SARCASM]Thank God we have a sarcasm brackets option.[/SARCASM]

 

[presence]

Reason 938,282,293,415 to be a hermit if you live in US.

 

[sluggo]

Pretty mind blowing to think that the TSA has been stripping and humiliating people for a decade now.

The frog is well done.

 

[J_White]

Meanwhile, back at the topic...they are protesting in the streets of India over this;

http://nypost.com/2013/12/18/protests-continue-in-india-after-nannygate-diplomat-arrested/

lol, is that happening in India ?
I guess Obombya found some more brown fodder for his drones ! ! USA f*ck yeah !!

 

[anaconda]

The Indian Government is pissed.

They should be. Now if only the American Sheeple can be similarly indignant at unwarranted searches. It is telling that foreigners might cause more policy change here than the American citizens. Pretty sad.

 

[Mani]

If guilty the punishment also does not fit the crime. How barbaric this country has become. Disgusting.

One wonders how far this country is going to go in trying to mirror National Socialism of Nazi Germany.

What's so sad is the American people are cheering and defending these horrific actions all the way down the sewer pit that America is sinking deeper into.

 

[JohnM]

It is fortunate for the American Embassy staff in Delhi that Indians are so relaxed about these matters.

In some places, the retaliation against American diplomats wouldn't have been quite so gentle.

 

[JohnM]

But US prosecutor Preet Bharara said in a statement that Ms Khobragade "was accorded courtesies well beyond what other defendants, most of whom are American citizens, are accorded".

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-25446180

In other words, other defendants are shown no courtesy at all.

 

[HOLLYWOOD]

Did US help Devyani’s maid pull off immigration fraud?
http://www.firstpost.com/india/live...-maid-pull-off-immigration-fraud-1291025.html

WTF?

During the 20-25 minute long call, Sherman also distanced State Department from the statement issued by US Attorney Preet Bharara, PTI reported. Sources said that India has received positive signals from the US side but it is not clear what they are. MEA refutes US attorney Preet Bharara's statement on #DevyaniKhobragade being extended courtesies http://t.co/NtTZ7Dq5pQDuring the 20-25 minute long call, Sherman also distanced State Department from the statement issued by US Attorney Preet Bharara, PTI reported. Sources said that India has received positive signals from the US side but it is not clear what they are. MEA refutes US attorney Preet Bharara's statement on #DevyaniKhobragade being extended courtesies http://t.co/NtTZ7Dq5pQ

Some blowback too...

End of VIP era for US diplomats, families in Indian airports New Delhi: US diplomats and their families in India will not be able to avail special treatment at airports from tonight when the deadline expires for surrendering their special passes, as part of the government's retaliatory action against the treatment meted out to diplomat Devyani Khobragade in New York. India on Tuesday had taken a slew of retaliatory steps to strip US diplomats and their families of privileges, including withdrawing all airport passes and stopping import clearances for the US embassy, strongly denouncing the arrest and strip searching of Khobragade, India's Deputy Consul General in New York. The government had asked the US Consular diplomats and their families to surrender airports passes by tonight.

 

[tod evans]

I've gotta wonder what the Indian people think about this woman being treated in this manner...

"The-Newz" reports what the Indian government has to say, but as is often the case, the people and the government are at odds.

 

[Brian4Liberty]

Did US help Devyani’s maid pull off immigration fraud?
http://www.firstpost.com/india/live...-maid-pull-off-immigration-fraud-1291025.html

There is a certain irony there.

The complaints from this particular story:
- In India, abusing workers is fine.
- In the US, abusing the accused is fine.

She (and the Indian government) wanted the US government to help track down their runaway worker. Instead, the US abused the India representative. The US is "defending" the runaway worker. Yet at the same time, the US Chamber of Commerce and Obama want to bring over more Indian workers and abuse them. Your wage slavery is wrong, our wage slavery is right, send us more slaves.

What a sad, tragic comedy.

 

[Brian4Liberty]

I've gotta wonder what the Indian people think about this woman being treated in this manner...

Triple insult:

- Attractive woman strip searched, seen as rape.
- Abused member of Indian government, insult to nation.
- Treated upper caste like an untouchable.

 

[tod evans]

Triple insult:

- Attractive woman strip searched, seen as rape.
- Abused member of Indian government, insult to nation.
- Treated upper caste like an untouchable.

This is what the MSM is telling us isn't it?

Or is this actually coming from Indians and not their government?

You'll have to forgive my skepticism concerning anything the MSM puts out..