Anonymous ID: 5837b4 Aug. 29, 2022, 9:10 a.m. No.17459659   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>17459601

Ok, i know they are above Top Secret are not viewed by FBI. So is it the DOJ only under the current President?

 

Its still an interesting video, he makes some good points. Actually many anons viewed what happened on inauguration day and said the same thing that day

Anonymous ID: 5837b4 Aug. 29, 2022, 9:14 a.m. No.17459675   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>17459553

Pres­id­en­tial Emer­gency Action Docu­ments (PEADs) are exec­ut­ive orders, proclam­a­tions, and messages to Congress that are prepared in anti­cip­a­tion of a range of emer­gency scen­arios, so that they are ready to sign and put into effect the moment one of those scen­arios comes to pass. First created during the Eisen­hower Admin­is­tra­tion as part of continu­ity-of-govern­ment plans in case of a nuclear attack, PEADs have since been expan­ded for use in other emer­gency situ­ations where the normal oper­a­tion of govern­ment is impaired. As one recent govern­ment docu­ment describes them, they are designed “to imple­ment extraordin­ary pres­id­en­tial author­ity in response to extraordin­ary situ­ations.”

 

PEADs are clas­si­fied “secret,” and no PEAD has ever been declas­si­fied or leaked. Indeed, it appears that they are not even subject to congres­sional over­sight. Although the law requires the exec­ut­ive branch to report even the most sens­it­ive covert milit­ary and intel­li­gence oper­a­tions to at least some members of Congress, there is no such disclos­ure require­ment for PEADs, and no evid­ence that the docu­ments have ever been shared with relev­ant congres­sional commit­tees.

 

Although PEADs them­selves remain a well-kept secret, over the years a number of unclas­si­fied or de-clas­si­fied docu­ments have become avail­able that discuss PEADs. Through these docu­ments, we know that there were 56 PEADs in effect as of 2017, up from 48 a couple of decades earlier. PEADs undergo peri­odic revi­sion; although we do not know what PEADs contain today, we know that PEADs in past years—

 

author­ized deten­tion of “alien enemies” and other “danger­ous persons” within the United States;

suspen­ded the writ of habeas corpus by pres­id­en­tial order;

provided for vari­ous forms of martial law;

issued a general warrant permit­ting search and seizure of persons and prop­erty;

estab­lished milit­ary areas such as those created during World War II;

suspen­ded produc­tion of the Federal Register;

declared a State of War; and

author­ized censor­ship of news reports.

The Bren­nan Center’s Liberty and National Secur­ity Program researches PEADs and advoc­ates for greater trans­par­ency and over­sight of them. As a resource to others inter­ested in this topic, below we have compiled our own analyses and op-eds; a running list of congres­sional actions; and govern­ment docu­ments discuss­ing PEADs, includ­ing docu­ments that others have obtained through Free­dom of Inform­a­tion Act (FOIA) requests and placed on the inter­net and docu­ments that we have obtained through our own FOIA or Mandat­ory Declas­si­fic­a­tion Review requests.

 

Congressional Actions

 

On April 24, 2020, House Judi­ciary Commit­tee Chair­man Rep. Jerrold Nadler and Subcom­mit­tee on the Consti­tu­tion, Civil Rights, and Civil Liber­ties Chair­man Steve Cohen sent a letter to Attor­ney General William Barr request­ing a brief­ing and docu­ments related to PEADs.

On May 5, 2020, Senator Ed Markey intro­duced the Restraint of Exec­ut­ive In Govern­ing Nation Act of 2020 requir­ing that the pres­id­ent disclose PEADs to the appro­pri­ate congres­sional commit­tees.

Accord­ing to the Asso­ci­ated Press, in May 2020 a bi-partisan group of Senat­ors sent a letter to then Acting Director of National Intel­li­gence Richard Grenell asking to be briefed on PEADs.

On Septem­ber 23, 2020, House Demo­crats intro­duced as part of the Protect­ing Our Demo­cracy Act a require­ment that the pres­id­ent disclose PEADs to the relev­ant congres­sional commit­tees.

On May 17, 2022, the House Judi­ciary Subcom­mit­tee on the Consti­tu­tion, Civil Rights, and Civil Liber­ties held a hear­ing on reform­ing emer­gency powers, includ­ing PEADs.

 

https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/research-reports/presidential-emergency-action-documents