These Are The Domestic Terrorists. White Supremacists. FBI Report.

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Immediately following 9/11/2001 there was a very public debate on how much freedom should be sacrificed to enhance security, with an almost unanimous voice by the media talking heads coming down on the side of liberty. That changed by October of 2001 with passing of the USA PATIOT Act, which drew the lines of a partisan battle throughout the country that congress would eventually join. But the Bush administration and its supporters in congress, with help from a media all too willing to join in on the scare tactics, have whittled down our privacy and civil rights at an alarming rate. Spying on Quakers and other peace groups, listening to our phone calls and tracking Internet traffic; which not only violates the citizen's rights, it is a colossal waist of resources that actually makes us less safe. The worst of both worlds.

But there are people who do pose a treat and should be watched. This FBI report titled White Supremacist Recruitment of Military Personnel Since 9/11, lays out a case for monitoring the people who do need watching. The white supremacists are recruiting current and former military personnel to capitalize on any leadership abilities or weapons expertise they may possess. Instead of focusing attention on environmentalists and anti-war groups, maybe more resources should be focused here.

http://file.sunshinepress.org:54445/fbi-military-nazis-2008.pdf

[lostnotforgotten]

1. Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, etc.

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[dkofos]

2. We have been watching the worst of the DOMESTIC TERRORISTS for the last 7 years.

They are the people in charge of this country.

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3. Point taken; but I'd say, international.

[suede1]

4. K&R

[flvegan]

5. But surely the animal rights, environmental and peace activists

are the *real* threats here.

:eyes:

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6. Especially the Raging Grannies. Scare me to death.

[madrchsod]

7. there have been many white terrorist arrests and trials

but the mainstream media refuses to give those trials the coverage that is needed. it`s america`s dirty little secret..the real enemy is with in.

[Ghost in the Machine]

8. Some groups have members who join the military specifically for advanced training...

It's not so much recruiting ex military as it is infiltrating the military, police forces, firefighters & even medical professions.

We had members smuggling arms & ordnance back during Desert Storm... lots of weapons, including RPGs and shoulder fired surface to air missiles..

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9. I thought I kind of knew this subject. But, medical professionals!

Damn! It goes against everything that profession is supposed to be about.

I was in the service during the eighties and never once ran across anyone like these people. (But, it was the Air Force.)

[Ghost in the Machine]

10. It helps to know how to treat or stitch up your members after a war with other gangs...

Hospitals have a tendency to call the cops when people come in with gunshot and/or knife wounds...

I've seen bullets dug out of people with nothing more than needle-nosed pliers and a screwdriver...

[Shallah Kali]

11. SPLC has warned about hate groups joining the military for several years now - links

Racist Extremists Active in U.S. Military
SPLC urges Rumsfeld to adopt zero-tolerance policy
http://www.splcenter.org/intel/news/item.jsp?site_area=1&aid=197

A Few Bad Men
Ten years after a scandal over neo-Nazis in the armed forces, extremists are once again worming their way into a recruit-starved military.
http://www.splcenter.org/intel/news/item.jsp?aid=66

Evidence of Extremist Infiltration of Military Grows
http://www.splcenter.org/blog/2008/08/27/evidence-of-extremist-infiltration-of-military-grows

One of the Blood and Honour members claiming to be an active-duty soldier taking part in combat operations in Iraq identified himself to Kennard as Jacob Berg. He did not disclose his rank or branch of service. “There are actually a lot more ‘skinheads,’ ‘nazis,’ white supremacists now than there has been in a long time,” Berg wrote in an E-mail exchange with Kennard. “Us racists are actually getting into the military a lot now because if we don’t every one who already is will take pity on killing sand niggers. Yes I have killed women, yes I have killed children and yes I have killed older people. But the biggest reason I’m so proud of my kills is because by killing a brown many white people will live to see a new dawn.”

The Army is currently investigating war crimes allegations leveled against Iraq combat veteran and active-duty Army soldier Kenneth Eastridge, 24, who is facing trial for the December 2007 murder of a fellow serviceman. After Eastridge was arrested for that killing, National Public Radio publicized his MySpace page, which showed Eastridge displaying a tattoo of SS lightning bolts, a common neo-Nazi insignia.

Another member of Eastridge’s company recently told Army investigators that Eastridge used a stolen AK-47 to fire indiscriminately at Iraqi civilians from his moving Humvee on the streets of Baghdad. “The military is to some extent desperate to get people to fight, soldiers who are not fit, mentally and physically sick, but they continue to send them,” Eastridge’s attorney told Kennard. “Having a tattoo was the least concerns.”

As part of the research for his thesis, “The New Nazi Army: How the U.S. military is allowing the far right to join its ranks,” Kennard used the Freedom of Information Act to obtain from the Army’s Criminal Investigative Division investigative reports concerning white supremacist activity in 2006 and 2007. They show that Army commanders repeatedly terminated investigations of suspected extremist activity in the military despite strong evidence it was occurring. This evidence was often provided by regional Joint Terrorism Task Forces, which are made up of FBI and state and local law enforcement officials.

[Ghost in the Machine]

12. They're getting harder to identify, and it's mainly due to laws that were passed adding time

to sentences of those who have racist or gang tattoos. The SS lightning bolts usually signify confirmed kills made by members. If they're on a tattoo of a prison cell dor, it means they've killed while in prison. At least that's how it was in the Brotherhood.... and you *don't* want to get caught with unauthorized tattoos, those being the ones that you didn't "earn", because they'll get 'repossessed'... that means that a member will actually CUT the tattoo off of your body. It's not a pretty sight...

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14. I thought you might have been in, but didn't want to ask.

You're out, I asssume?

[Ghost in the Machine]

15. Yes, I've mentioned it here several times before.. I don't hide it from anyone..

I've been out for many years now...

My best friend & business partner was the President of the whole East Coast Chapter of the Aryan Brotherhood... he finally got out & he's a full time pastor now... I've posted about him, too... check out http://www.jimtullministry.com .... be sure to check out the photo album, too...

Peace,

Ghost

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16. Well, good for you Ghost. If you and your friend can do it, means there's hope.

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13. Thanks, they're a great group. Belonged since 2003.

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17. How come you don't hear about this on the MSM?