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National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) Outline

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I. Implications and Consequences of the National Defense Authorization Act
        A. Bill Contents with Implications
        B. How it Affects Our Culture          
II.How This is Unconstitutional
III. Community Targeting and Specialized Tactics
        A. A History of National Security Measures
            1.Civil Rights Movement
            2.Anti War Movement
            3.Red Scare
            4.International People's Movements and Government Interference
            5.The Terror of War
            6.Surveillance in Modern Movements
                i. AETA/EETA
                ii. "right wing estremist", tea partiers and militia members labeled as terrorists under certian laws
        B. The Trend of Suppression
            1. Media
            2. International Measures
        C. Communities At Risk
        D. Concequences of Detention and Torcher
IV. Remaining Vigilant
        A. Way's to Know Thy Neighbor- Introducing the General Assembly Process to Communities
        B .Strengthening Jail and Court Solidarity
        C .Legislative Solutions
        D. Knowing Your Rights Whether or Not You Are Read Them
V. Looking Forward: Beginning a Conversation on Human Rights, State Legitimacy and People's Assemblies Governance