‘Black Site’ Discovered in Chicago, So Where Else Are American Police Disappearing People?

Nick Bernabe
Activist Post

The Chicago Police Department has been caught denying Americans due process; disappearing, torturing, and even killing people in an ominous building called Homan Square.

Following a bombshell report published by The Guardian last Tuesday and subsequent reporting by independent media, Americans are up in arms over this facility.

Activists using the hashtag #Gitmo2Chicago successfully trended across social media over the weekend, reaching millions of unknowing Americans who weren’t aware of Homan Square because the mainstream media refuses to talk about it. Then, on Saturday, activists descended upon Homan Square in an effort to shut it down or at least inspect the facility. We’re still waiting to see if Homan Square will be shut down.

However, fears are growing that Homan Square is not the only facility like this in the country. The likelihood of Chicago being the sole location of due process denying facilities is highly unlikely. We have received unverified tips from readers of multiple suspected locations of other ‘black sites’ throughout the US.

So where else are police using these facilities to disappear and torture people at? Detroit? Texas?

As we noted in an article last week, thanks to 2012-current language in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), the federal government can now “legally” indefinitely detain Americans as long as they commit a “belligerent act.”

We ask that anyone with knowledge of these ‘black sites’, wherever they are, please step forward — even anonymously — and blow the whistle on these Bill of Rights destroying facilities. Please email us at [email protected] if you have any concrete information regarding this matter. We will protect your identity if you wish to remain anonymous.

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Nick Bernabe writes for TheAntiMedia.org, where this article first appeared. Tune-in to The Anti-Media radio show Monday-Friday @ 11pm EST, 8pm PST. Image credit: The Fifth Column