Sunday, December 11, 2005
Support the Constitution? You Might Be a Terrorist Suspect!
From What Really Happened, in light of yesterday's revelation that to George W. Bush, the U.S. Constitution which he swore to uphold upon taking office is "just a g**d***** piece of paper!"
Do you support the constitution? YOU'RE A TERRORIST SUSPECT!
From those same lovable folks who brought you the crimes and abuses of COINTELPRO comes the following brochure, printed at taxpayer expense by the FBI and intended to be issued to law enforcement, requesting that the Joint Terrorism Task Force be called in the event suspicious behavior is witnessed.
And what is "suspicious behavior"? Defending the Constitution!
[Read the rest here. Have a good look at the back or inside of the FBI flier. Suspects include: defenders of the U.S. Constitution against the federal government and the UN--that's a direct quote--labeled as "right-wing extremists"; also "common law movement proponents" described, among other things, as refusing to identify themselves, requesting authority for a stop, making numerous references to the U.S. Constitution, attempting to police the police (no questioning authority in the authoritarian United States of the 21st century, no sirree!), and under "single issue terrorists": lone individuals.]
Do you support the constitution? YOU'RE A TERRORIST SUSPECT!
From those same lovable folks who brought you the crimes and abuses of COINTELPRO comes the following brochure, printed at taxpayer expense by the FBI and intended to be issued to law enforcement, requesting that the Joint Terrorism Task Force be called in the event suspicious behavior is witnessed.
And what is "suspicious behavior"? Defending the Constitution!
[Read the rest here. Have a good look at the back or inside of the FBI flier. Suspects include: defenders of the U.S. Constitution against the federal government and the UN--that's a direct quote--labeled as "right-wing extremists"; also "common law movement proponents" described, among other things, as refusing to identify themselves, requesting authority for a stop, making numerous references to the U.S. Constitution, attempting to police the police (no questioning authority in the authoritarian United States of the 21st century, no sirree!), and under "single issue terrorists": lone individuals.]
