In Phoenix, We're Terrorists!

Sierra Times/KABA ^ | 14 Nov 01 | Self

[11B3]

Do you defend the Constitution? If the police pull you over, do you want to know why? Have you ever "hacked"? Are you alone? Well, guess what Freepers - if you can answer "Yes" to any of these questions (and a whole bunch more that fits nearly everyone), then you are a terrorist! Instead of continuing my rant, I'll show you the tri-fold pamphlet that this info comes from so that you can do your own ranting. Here it is:

Front Page

Back Page

[Native American Female Vet]

"Does this Act cover US citizens, or just foreign nationals rounded up on suspicion of terrorist culpability?"

It covers both

[JRadcliffe]

"If this had been a Clinton flyer, there would be no reference to ELF or Black seperatists."

Yeah, kinda like Pakistan and all the other terrorist nations, which are now our "friends". At least they are friends of the US Government.

Only the government may murder, steal, and have terrorist friends. God forbide and the SUPREME rights of the INDIVIDUAL should be respected.

[Verax]

Please read the posts above...I've already verified with the FBI that its official

Call the Phoenix FBI at 602/279-5511 and ask them yourself.

Ask for the Duty Officer!

[Poohbah]

Get this through your head (of unknown thickness): the word "defenders" was in quotes in this pamphlet. There are some folks out there who loudly--and falsely--claim to be "defenders" of the Constitution.

Differentiating between someone who is a defender of the Constitution and someone who is a "defender" of the Constitution requires judgement and discrimination--just like reading this pamphlet does.

[Verax]

Oh man....that's scary!!

[chuckles]

I'm one of them doomsday cult types. I believe,...no I know we are all going to die,......someday.

[Teacher317]

I've seen a few texts like that. Keep in mind, it's not all bad out there. I have the Constitution up in my classroom, and use it in class discussion at least monthly... and I'm a math teacher.

Click here to see what my school does for Veteran's Day, as well! =^)

[Verax]

Congressional Oath of Office

I, AB, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter. So help me God.

[JRadcliffe]

"Differentiating between someone who is a defender of the Constitution and someone who is a "defender" of the Constitution requires judgement and discrimination--just like reading this pamphlet does."

You may feel comfortable allowing government to use good judgement and descrimination -- I DO NOT!

[Restorer]

Didn't notice Black Muslims either.

What terrorist activities have they engaged in? Also, they are (or some of them are) black separatists.

[wwjdn]

So you can't speak better English? You're funny. You speak in circles and then laugh at people who don't understand your tripe.

[Verax]

--and falsely--claim to be "defenders" of the Constitution.

Think about what you're writing.

Claiming either falsely or truthfully to be a defender of the Constitution is IN NO WAY A TERRORIST ACT.

There's no damn good reason for "defender of the Constitution" to be on this brochure at all!

as an act which represents suspicion of domestic terrorism.

Who's going to decide who is claiming TRUTHFULLY or FALSELY?

[Verax]

bump!

[JRadcliffe]

"So you can't speak better English? You're funny. You speak in circles and then laugh at people who don't understand your tripe."

Oh really? So far, you're the ONLY one who has EVER said so. That should tell you something deary.

[Poohbah]

Thank you, you've just made my point about discrimination and judgement, good day.

[Poohbah]

Even the most legitimate functions of government require the application of good judgement and discrimination. But you don't want ANYONE to apply any of those. I'm sorry, but I'm not into anarchy.

[wwjdn]

And your point is?????

[Verax]

word is getting out...

[JRadcliffe]

"I'm sorry, but I'm not into anarchy."

Neither am I. I am into a Constitutional Republic -- which we do not have. If we did, the FBI wouldn't even exist. The feds have absolutely no Constitutional authority for a federalized police force, a.k.a. FBI