Aryan_B - thanks. I'd click the "thanks" link, but it's missing from your post #17.
I think you're being hyperbolic here, a bit over the top. But I don't disagree with the root of your post. Individual liberties are precious. I am Libertarian in that regard. But the notion of stripping citizenship after due process from a person who is obviously a traitor? What's wrong with that?
So long as there are no abuses. Let's say a citizen of Pakistani descent harshly criticizes the current war and the administration. This is protected speech, and he should not be touched. No court in the USA would censor him. If that same man sets up camp in Yemen or Somalia and calls for men to attack U.S. interests, he's a traitor.
I agree with the basic gist of your post, but why should a 'traitor' be stripped off his/her citizenship? What does stripping a 'traitor' off his/her citizenship do that locking that person up in prison, sentenced for life doesn't do?