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Title: Military Bulletin Labels Patriot Groups, Militia ‘Domestic Terrorists’
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Infowars
URL Source: http://www.infowars.com/military-bu ... s-militia-domestic-terrorists/
Published: Apr 16, 2015
Author: Kit Daniels
Post Date: 2015-04-16 11:47:06 by Deckard
Keywords: None
Views: 29496
Comments: 107
The bulletin, an e-mail from a U.S. Coast Guard command security officer which was leaked to Infowars, lumped militia members and patriots with “white supremacists” and claimed they may launch terror attacks on April 19th because it is a “significant date to domestic extremists.” “Members of the patriot and militia movements, sovereign citizens and white supremacists recall April 19th as the date that the battles of Lexington and Concord started the American Revolution,” the bulletin read. “Citing (incorrectly) Title 10 USC references to the ‘unorganized militias’ and the constitutional right to bear arms, these groups believe that they are legally obligated to oppose the government should it become tyrannical.” The person who shared the bulletin with Infowars described it as unprecedented. The bulletin only adds to the growing concern over the military training to take on American citizens while the government continues to demonize libertarians and constitutionalists as “racists” and “extremists.” Over the past weekend, for example, the National Guard performed “civil unrest” drills in Richmond, Calif., which featured role players screaming right-wing rhetoric. “Why in the course of a drill for a dirty bomb, would an actor claim to be a sovereign citizen?” Keith Johnson asked, who filmed the footage. “The San Francisco Bay Area is not known for its sovereign citizen militia population and hearing this shouted during a mock terrorist scenario was disturbing.”Similarly, Operation Jade Helm, an upcoming military drill in the American Southwest, sparked controversy after Texas and Utah were labeled “hostile” territory in leaked documents related to the exercise. The operation will even feature soldiers operating undetected in various U.S. cities, large and small, to see if they can infiltrate the local population without being noticed. “They’re going to set up cells of people and test how well they’re able to move around without getting too noticed in the community,” Roy Boyd, chief deputy with the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office, said. “They’re testing their abilities to basically blend in with the local environment and not stand out and blow their cover.” Notably, the Department of Homeland Security, which has long considered libertarians and constitutionalists “domestic extremists,” recently purchased 62 million rounds of AR-15 ammunition, adding to federal ammo stockpile of 2.1 billion rounds, enough to wage a 32-year-long war with the same intensity as U.S. military operations in Iraq.
Bulletin claims militia may launch terrorist attacks on Patriots' Day
A military bulletin called patriot groups and the militia “domestic extremists” who may launch terrorist attacks, a claim which follows a trend by the government to demonize libertarians and constitutionalists.
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#12. To: Deckard (#0)
To call militia members ‘Domestic Terrorists’ is ridiculous. Clowns is more appropriate.
Clowns is more appropriate. Stick with your fantasy role-playing games Percy.
After the Murrah building was blown up by McVeigh, any militia member with more than two active braincells took off the cameos, dropped their six-packs and tried to act normal. A quick review of your posts tells me you remain hidden in the woods with a tin of Vienna sausage and a deer rifle.
You really believe that, don't you? Letter from Gen. Partin to U.S. Sen. Trent Lott Dear Sen. Lott: The attached report contains conclusive proof that the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, was not caused solely by the truck bomb. Evidence shows that the massive destruction was primarily the result of four demolition charges placed at critical structural points at the third floor level. Weapons Experience: I do not offer such an analytical conclusion lightly. I have spent 25 years in research, design, development, test and management of weapons development. This included: handson work at the Ballistic Research Laboratories; Commander of the Air Force Armament Technology Laboratory, and ultimately management responsibility for almost every nonnuclear weapon device in the Air Force (at the Air Force System command, Air Staff and the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) levels). I was also the first chairman of the OSD joint service Air Munitions Requirements and Development Committee. (A more detailed resume appears at Tab 1.) Observations in Oklahoma City: To verify earlier analysis, I visited Oklahoma City during the last week of June. There I had the opportunity to view hundreds of photographs taken throughout the cleanup operation as the layers of debris were cleared away. The photos present irrefutable evidence that at least four demolition charges were set off at four critical columns of the reinforced concrete structure at the floor level of the third floor. Conclusion: Based on my experience in weapons development and bomb damage analysis, and on my review of all evidence available, I can say, with a high level of confidence, that the damage pattern on the reinforced concrete superstructure could not possibly have been attained from the single truck bomb. The total incompatibility of this pattern of destruction with a single truck bomb lies in the simple, incontrovertible fact that some of the columns collapsed that should not have collapsed if the damage were caused solely by a truck bomb, and, conversely, some of the columns were left standing that should have collapsed if the damage had been caused solely by the truck bomb.
#25. To: Deckard (#23)
It would be rather difficult for anyone to try to refute Gen Partin's opinion!
General Partin was a raging alcoholic much like your other Reaganite hero, PCR.
The photos present irrefutable evidence that at least four demolition charges were set off at four critical columns of the reinforced concrete structure at the floor level of the third floor. Conclusion: Based on my experience in weapons development and bomb damage analysis, and on my review of all evidence available, I can say, with a high level of confidence, that the damage pattern on the reinforced concrete superstructure could not possibly have been attained from the single truck bomb. But...again, that flies in the face of the REAL conspirators -- the ones who've promoted the following Fairy Tale: Once upon a time there was an "anti-gummint" anarchist and "Christian" and ex-vet named Timothy McVey. Because of "hateful talk radio," he and his partner were inspired to plan and perfectly execute a mission to teach the gummint a lesson.... So the TWO "Christian" malcontent vets bombed a feral building full of children and fedgoob workers, devising an ingenious plan that used a rental truck full of fertilizer as a mighty explosive to blow the building up REAL good. The simple but deadly mission succeeded, McVey became the face of "Christian opposition" to a benevolent, honest gummint and Right-wing rumors of a President mired in fake scandals and unfair innuendo. Rush Limbaugh and conservative talk radio was properly demonized, AND our first black President -- Bubba Klintoon -- became re-elected (despite fake scandal after fake scandal.) Timothy McVey was summarily executed, after which a thorough investigation was conducted. The conclusion was that ONLY two parties were involved in this dastardly deed. CASED CLOSED. *double eyeball roll*
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#14. To: Percy Misanthrope (#12)
To call militia members ‘Domestic Terrorists’ is ridiculous.
#17. To: Deckard (#14)
#23. To: Percy Misanthrope (#17)
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After the Murrah building was blown up by McVeigh,
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#29. To: Deckard (#23)
#39. To: Deckard, Percy Misanthrope (#23)
Observations in Oklahoma City:
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