[2harddrive]

How can they seize ANYTHING without at least SOME evidence that he possesses them illegally?

[LostInBayport]

How can they seize ANYTHING without at least SOME evidence that he possesses them illegally?

That is the big question. One article I read said the government would go so far as to say he did anything wrong. So what is the warrant based on?

[Frank_2001]

How can they seize ANYTHING without at least SOME evidence that he possesses them illegally?

Patience, comrade! It takes time to print that evidence up and plant it! /s;)

[El Laton Caliente]

Considering he collected for 80 years it sounds as if they are implementing an ex post facto law. That is not legal. They should have a count of theft or grand theft for each item confiscated.

[Wonder Warthog]

"How can they seize ANYTHING without at least SOME evidence that he possesses them illegally?"

This is ridiculous. An amateur archeologist works for decades accumulating articles that he finds. What doe his will say happens to the collection upon his death?? I would strongly suspect that he intends it to go to some museum or other. The rush to tyranny continues.0

[Mark17]

How can they seize ANYTHING without at least SOME evidence that he possesses them illegally?

Unfortunately, we live in Obama world. They don't need anything, to steal what you have. The rule of law no longer applies to these swine.

[TurboZamboni]

Maybe the FBI now uses the IRS playbook.

You’re guilty till you prove you’re not.

[caww]

You ask how can they seize?....Just Like this....