Did Lindsey Graham Inspire the Communist Chinese on Indefinite Detainment?

Well we know Lindsey Graham looks to tyrants rather than the Constitution for justice these days. Graham successfully pushed for the indefinite detainment of Americans without due process, which Obama signed into law.

It appears the Chinese now is looking to Senator Graham for inspiration. Although, China's law will notify families within six months.

China has unveiled legislation enshrining police powers to hold people at unknown locations, but has removed a controversial secrecy clause after an outcry.

Experts had warned that the original draft would have legalised disappearances by allowing police to hold some suspects for up to six months without informing their families.

The new law states that police have the right to hold suspects or defendants at places other than their home or an official detention centre if they are "involved in crimes concerning state security, terrorism or especially serious corruption and notification of where they are residing could obstruct investigations".

Experts said that that police would not have to disclose where they were holding suspects, although they believed in theory suspects would have a right to legal access.

State security crimes include subversion and other vaguely-worded charges often used against dissidents.

But the clause that most alarmed campaigners – by stating that, in such cases, police did not have to notify families within 24 hours if it could impede the investigation – has now been removed.

Now as you listen to Graham up above cheering him on. There are two things to remember as it appears the Chinese were inspired by the South Carolina Senator. Our Constitution through Article III Section III already has rules for the treasonous scenarios Graham speaks of. In other words, Graham has ignored the Constitution beyond the due processes to deal with these scenarios.

As you can see, the Chinese like what Graham has done.