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Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff is emerging as a point man in the drive for tougher laws, yesterday noting Britain's ability to hold suspects without publicizing the charges. Appearing on ABC News's "This Week with George Stephanopoulos," Mr. Chertoff said he would like to see a renewed look at U.S. laws that could give authorities here the flexibility to detain suspects for longer periods of time, noting that the British have such latitude.

Memo to Chertoff,

Hey JACKASS, remember this - the British are not citizens but SUBJECTS. They have no 'God Given Rights' but only what the gubmint says they have. They also do not have a Bill of Rights.

'We' also fought a little war OVER these 'British Laws' you seem so enamored with, and which laws were being imposed on us by 'The Crown'.

ps - Read the f**king Constitution and Declaration of Independence asshat!

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I suggest you take your own advice and try reading the US Constitution. The rights of citizenship do NOT extend to NON citizens. Also, IF Citizens combined with non citizen (aka Terrorist groups) they are in a state of insurrection. As such they have forfeited their right to protection under or laws as enemies of our civil society. WE, the Citizens, via the intuition of OUR elected Government have the right to expect our Govt to protect us from those who want to destroy us. This clearly falls under the Commander in Chiefs powers to repel sudden attack.

Utterly pathetic to listen to all this hysteric bombast about the US Constitution from people who CLEARLY have NO clue what they are talking about. You better believe the VERY first people to start whining if we ever get attack against will be these SAME people so paranoid about us trying to protecting ourselves now!