[Gaffer]

I can understand your line of thought on this but I don’t think it is ‘anarchist’ as much as it is a fervent desire to see the US Constitution observed and not ignored.

What we have here is a high official of the DHS ideologically indicting millions of Americans of thought-crimes against the government and using a few contrived instances as its proof. Haven’t looked into them all, but I’d question their reference/citation as a DHS problem in any capacity. That’s the state and local authorities’ problems, IMO.

Lastly, to cite CAIR’s rosy endorsement is the jewel in the devil’s crown. It says all I need to know about DHS.

[cripplecreek]

I don’t think it is ‘anarchist’ as much as it is a fervent desire to see the US Constitution observed and not ignored.

That may be true of some, but its certainly not true of all. We have a few locally who are out to lunch. Lately they've been complaining that our pseudo theological government won't allow mail delivery on Sunday. A few years back they had a big fight with the township over the fact that one home couldn't have multiple addresses when they had multiple access drives to it. That argument ended when he had a modular home put on a part of his property in the next county and he became their problem. Last I heard he had a list of reasons why that county and township had no authority over him with one of those reasons being the size of the flag in the township hall.