Missouri Police Report: RP supporters, Libertarians, anti-NWO movement are TERRORISTS

During the search of Struve's Spokane home, agents found anti-government literature, including a bumper sticker reading, "End the Fed," an example of the hostility of anti-government extremists to the Federal Reserve. Right-wing anti-government extremists (the so-called "patriot" movement) generally believe that Federal Reserve Notes (i.e., paper money) are not legitimate currency, and advocate repealing the entire Federal Reserve U.S. banking system. Recent "End-the-Fed" rallies have taken place across the United States promoting legislation to repeal the Federal Reserve Act.
http://www.adl.org/learn/extremism_...=Extremism&LEARN_SubCat=Extremism_in_the_News

hmm :rolleyes:

not surprised but thanks for adding the link
maybe there should be a thread dedicated to exposing this hate group and its sister group the SPLC as well as airing their dirty laundry for a change
 
OK everyone, no con call tonight, there WILL BE ONE Monday night with an update on our experience in Jeff City. Watch the website this evening for the following:
1. Example letter to the editor
2. Example letter to MO legislatures notifying them of this urgent issues that effect citizens in their district.
3. Press Release with copy of our letter requesting information under the sunshine law and freedom of information act (drafted by an attorney in MO Republican Politics and reviewed by members of LRP and an attorney who ran for office as a libertarian)


IF YOU WANT TO HELP HAND DELIVER THE REQUST FOR INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT ME ASAP AT 816.868.8806 OR [email protected] TO ARRANGE LOGISTICS.

If you want to help phone bank MO legislatures to let them know of this issue that effects members of their district, please email [email protected] and we'll get you set up.

Review this blog for our strategy facing this matter: http://www.libertyrestorationproject.org/2009/03/14/stand-up-missouri-a-plan-of-action/
 
Wouldn't be surprised if the ADL provided portions of the write-up language for the report themselves.

IMO all the information in the report probably came from the ADL "expert" at the meeting. Usually if only a few people of a group go to an important meeting for information that's for the whole group, they'll provide a write-up a few days later.

The scary thing is they're probably doing the same thing in other states. The report claims "we" view cops as the enemy and we're highly trained, so that if they pull one of us over, they'll going to view us as a personal threat and probably will treat us differently just because we might have a Ron Paul bumper sticker.
 
The ADL is one of the most racist and evil organizations in existence in America, possibly bordering on treasonous IMO. They despise the 1st Amendment. Figures they would be tied up in this labeling others "extreme" and "racist". Hypocrites of the highest degree.
 
After going through all 70 pages of this thread, I know too much time. It made me think of something that happened during the primaries. Some won't believe this I know, but I made a mental note of it at the time.
During one of the Bilderberg meetings Ron Paul came up, his idea's/movement and supporters, they don't like them, and somebody was specifically assigned to counter act them and not just the primary run, but the entire movement they don't want it gaining traction.

This type of thing is exactly the MO of the people who are trying to discredit/scare/belittle the movement.

I am telling you people, but you already know this, you NEED your local cops on your side, if they are not, all is lost.

It is the police who choose to enforce policy or not.

The worst policeman is a sheeple policeman, one who reads this memo see's a Ron Paul sticker on a car that did nothing wrong, and stops it because he read they could be a domestic terrorist.

The 21 Century way to discredit most anybody call them a terrorist or say they pal around with terrorists, or sympathize with them, or there groups are on a watch list because they are adamant in their support the constitution and that is perceived to lean towards terrorist activities.

THIS IS MADNESS!

THIS IS AMERICA!

Screw the local cops. You want to own their bosses - township commissioners in my case.

I just got our police chief shipped out of town. The local cops won't come near me for fear something they do or say will be taken the wrong way by me.

My local commssioners are terrified of me - and thus will listen to me.

No threats of violence, no extremism. I just stand up in township meetings and politely tell it like it is while receiving applause from fellow citizens.

There is power in numbers, but you have to play up to the concerns of other citizens that have nothing to do with Ron Paul to get them on your side, then you slowly educate them with knowledge of what is really going on. Never give them too much at once or their heads will explode. Get them curious and let them figure it out.

The best way to win on the municipal level in my mind is not to lead with Ron Paul and his message. Join in on whatever stupid local issue is concerning citizens who are afraid of their pathetic local government, take the bull by the horns and bring it up in townhip meetings and become their hero. Continue to always work with their issues while slowly educating them to what is really going on - again in a way where you plant seeds and they figure it out.

Then you own the township.
 
At 9am we will meet at MSHP hq to deliver the sunshine law letter and the freedom of information act letter. If you plan to join us, please contact me at 816.868.8806 asap. KC caravan will be leaving at 6am. See you in the parking lot in Jeff City :)

Missouri State Highway Patrol

General Headquarters

1510 East Elm Street

Jefferson City, MO 65102

Telephone: (573) 751-3313
 
What about people with Obama bumper stickers? He has a direct association with domestic terrorist Bill Ayers.

And the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and Morris Dees are a real hate group. Yet I bet you could but their bumper sticker on your car without police abuse.
 
BLOG ENTRY FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
MISSOURI LIBERTY GROUP RESPONDS TO MIAC MILITIA REPORT

The Liberty Restoration Project (www.libertyrestorationproject.org), a Kansas City-based political education organization has begun to implement a strategy in response to a Missouri Information Analysis Center (MIAC) Strategic Report on the modern militia movement. The report, released February 20th, suggests that bumper stickers and publications showing support for Ron Paul, the Libertarian Party, the Campaign for Liberty, and other segments of the Freedom Movement may be “political paraphernalia” used by members of radical militia groups. The report also considers anti-abortion signage, documentaries such as Freedom to Fascism, the Gadsden Flag, and signage critical of the Federal Reserve Bank to be “propaganda” and possible indications of paramilitary extremism.
In response to the high volume of questions and responses after the memorandum was released by an unnamed law enforcement officer, Lieutenant John Hotz of the Missouri State Highway Patrol suggests that the report is being misinterpreted and “Troopers have been shot by members of groups, so it’s our job to let law enforcement officers know what the trends are in the modern militia movement”. While it may be true that it was poorly written and benign in nature, and it may also be true, in a coincidental sense, that members of paramilitary groups are attracted to libertarian political views, the document opens the possibility of political profiling. Why should anyone be afraid of displaying a bumper sticker for fear of profiling? This is not an overreaction to say the least.
Perhaps most egregious of all, the MIAC (a Department of Homeland Security Fusion Center) does not differentiate between a militia, which is Constitutional and exists in many states, and paramilitary groups. Vile paramilitary groups such as the Christian Identity Movement and White Nationalists are listed as “ideologies” of the militia and lumped in with them are “Tax Resistors” and “Anti-Immigration” activists. The intent of the authors of the document could be simply misled and driven by mainstream Republican/Democrat thinking as being “normal”. But, the suggestion that criticism of government policy, a political philosophy outside of mainstream party noise, and liberal activism is akin to terrorism must be revealed and abolished in its earliest stages. The Liberty Restoration Project is demanding a retraction by the Governor as the Chief Executive in title on the report itself and an apology from the MIAC.
The Liberty Restoration Project (LRP) has announced a five-part strategy to face the implications of the MIAC report:
1. SUNSHINE/FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUESTS: On Monday, March 16th, requests for documents, emails, publications and multimedia used as sources for the MIAC Report were made under the Sunshine Law in Missouri by members of LRP. These requests were hand-delivered to Governor Nixon, the State Highway Patrol, the Missouri Office of Homeland Security, and the Department of Public Safety.
2. THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE: On Wednesday, March 18th an email blast and phone bank campaign will be launched to Missouri legislative representatives to make them aware of the Sunshine Law requests and to provide the MIAC information and to ask for an investigation. Once the Legislature is back in session (March 23rd), representatives of LRP, Campaign for Liberty, and other participants in the Freedom Movement will lobby legislators in person in Jefferson City. If you would like to help phone bank, contact [email protected] . LRP will be posting a phone script and sample letters you can use to send to Missouri representatives and the Governor. As always, please be polite and professional.
3. MONEY TALKS: Working with Restore the Republic, Kansas City activists will begin strategic communication with the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and the Missouri Tourism Council. They will be notifying them of the intent to deter tourism and travel to Missouri until a retraction is made by Governor Nixon.
4. PUBLIC RELATIONS: Members of the Liberty Restoration Project will be releasing Letters to the Editor and Opinion Articles once the Governor and other agencies have had three days to reply to the Sunshine requests. The editorials will be sent to all newsprint and news media in Missouri. Samples of these works will also be available at the LRP website for work in your state.
5. A CALL TO JOIN US AND CONTINUE THE WORK: We in the Freedom Movement must continue the message. We have nothing to hide and nothing to fear – it is the ones who wrote the MIAC Report that fear the Freedom Message. The Campaign for Liberty Regional Conference must sell out and get media attention. And the Kansas City Monopoly March (End the FED II) on April 25th could be the biggest in the nation!

If you would like to aid in the campaign to smother the internet with this information, please contact Bryon Huber at: [email protected]

In Liberty,
Kent Andel, The Liberty Restoration Project
 
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BLOG ENTRY FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
MISSOURI LIBERTY GROUP RESPONDS TO MIAC MILITIA REPORT

The Liberty Restoration Project (www.libertyretorationproject.org), a Kansas City-based political education organization has begun to implement a strategy in response to a Missouri Information Analysis Center (MIAC) Strategic Report on the modern militia movement. The report, released February 20th, suggests that bumper stickers and publications showing support for Ron Paul, the Libertarian Party, the Campaign for Liberty, and other segments of the Freedom Movement may be “political paraphernalia” used by members of radical militia groups. The report also considers anti-abortion signage, documentaries such as Freedom to Fascism, the Gadsden Flag, and signage critical of the Federal Reserve Bank to be “propaganda” and possible indications of paramilitary extremism.
In response to the high volume of questions and responses after the memorandum was released by an unnamed law enforcement officer, Lieutenant John Hotz of the Missouri State Highway Patrol suggests that the report is being misinterpreted and “Troopers have been shot by members of groups, so it’s our job to let law enforcement officers know what the trends are in the modern militia movement”. While it may be true that it was poorly written and benign in nature, and it may also be true, in a coincidental sense, that members of paramilitary groups are attracted to libertarian political views, the document opens the possibility of political profiling. Why should anyone be afraid of displaying a bumper sticker for fear of profiling? This is not an overreaction to say the least.
Perhaps most egregious of all, the MIAC (a Department of Homeland Security Fusion Center) does not differentiate between a militia, which is Constitutional and exists in many states, and paramilitary groups. Vile paramilitary groups such as the Christian Identity Movement and White Nationalists are listed as “ideologies” of the militia and lumped in with them are “Tax Resistors” and “Anti-Immigration” activists. The intent of the authors of the document could be simply misled and driven by mainstream Republican/Democrat thinking as being “normal”. But, the suggestion that criticism of government policy, a political philosophy outside of mainstream party noise, and liberal activism is akin to terrorism must be revealed and abolished in its earliest stages. The Liberty Restoration Project is demanding a retraction by the Governor as the Chief Executive in title on the report itself and an apology from the MIAC.
The Liberty Restoration Project (LRP) has announced a five-part strategy to face the implications of the MIAC report:
1. SUNSHINE/FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUESTS: On Monday, March 16th, requests for documents, emails, publications and multimedia used as sources for the MIAC Report were made under the Sunshine Law in Missouri by members of LRP. These requests were hand-delivered to Governor Nixon, the State Highway Patrol, the Missouri Office of Homeland Security, and the Department of Public Safety.
2. THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE: On Wednesday, March 18th an email blast and phone bank campaign will be launched to Missouri legislative representatives to make them aware of the Sunshine Law requests and to provide the MIAC information and to ask for an investigation. Once the Legislature is back in session (March 23rd), representatives of LRP, Campaign for Liberty, and other participants in the Freedom Movement will lobby legislators in person in Jefferson City. If you would like to help phone bank, contact [email protected] . LRP will be posting a phone script and sample letters you can use to send to Missouri representatives and the Governor. As always, please be polite and professional.
3. MONEY TALKS: Working with Restore the Republic, Kansas City activists will begin strategic communication with the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and the Missouri Tourism Council. They will be notifying them of the intent to deter tourism and travel to Missouri until a retraction is made by Governor Nixon.
4. PUBLIC RELATIONS: Members of the Liberty Restoration Project will be releasing Letters to the Editor and Opinion Articles once the Governor and other agencies have had three days to reply to the Sunshine requests. The editorials will be sent to all newsprint and news media in Missouri. Samples of these works will also be available at the LRP website for work in your state.
5. A CALL TO JOIN US AND CONTINUE THE WORK: We in the Freedom Movement must continue the message. We have nothing to hide and nothing to fear – it is the ones who wrote the MIAC Report that fear the Freedom Message. The Campaign for Liberty Regional Conference must sell out and get media attention. And the Kansas City Monopoly March (End the FED II) on April 25th could be the biggest in the nation!

If you would like to aid in the campaign to smother the internet with this information, please contact Bryon Huber at: [email protected]

In Liberty,
Kent Andel, The Liberty Restoration Project

Ought to probably fix their url in any press release.
 
Fixed. sorry...long night -)

You're entitled, Bryon - you've been working hard in MO for freedom for a long time. And you do a great job, BTW.

I've been spreading the word about this issue on the web and I'll pitch in where I can with the action plan. Now is the time to speak out - before it's too late.
 
We hit main stream media! I will co-host an am radio show on thursday and we will interview chuck baldwin about the maic documents!!!


1140 am jason littlejohn's show noon central!
 
Charity Davis

she used to post on this forum she said, solid RPR

Charity has had to move out of state for a while....

Vincent David Jericho is a local talk show host, RP supporter, liberty lover, and organizes many events in springfield, mo

hes the one to get in touch with (although he does know about this, hes a facebook friend, and hes been talking about it)
 
Want to see something funnY? read the address:

Missouri Emergency Management Agency
2302 Militia Drive
P.O. Box 116
Jefferson City, Missouri 65102
(573) 526-9100
(573) 634-7966 FAX
sema.dps.mo.gov
 
Phase II MIAC

Ok friends, it is imperative that we get this word out to all the newspapers across the NATION. We can't think about Missouri, so if you have 5 minutes of free time to get this story out, search the newspapers in your town and send them THIS template filled in with your info and make them aware of this mess. ALSO, if you want to make revisions, please do but PLEASE make sure that you keep this as positive as possible and not lash out at anyone or anything. This is a time to remain calm and cool!

Thanks to Josh Carter for whipping this Letter to the Editor together and SO well!!! Kudos!

Dear ______,

Let me tell you a bit about myself. My name is ______, I live at/near/in ________. I make a living doing _______. My hobbies include _______ and _______. I am also politically active. I supported _____ during the recent presidential election because of his/her support for peaceful foreign policy as well as sensible domestic policy. The reason I mention this and the reason I am writing you today is because of my concern with a recent Missouri Information Analysis Center Strategic Report.

This report, entitled “The Modern Militia Movement” was distributed to law enforcement officials within Missouri. It contains information on radical militant groups and according to Lt. Hotz at the MIAC, was intended to “let law enforcement officers know what the trends are in the modern militia movement .” Said report was put out by the MIAC, which is a “fusion center” created by the 911 Commission Act of 2007. These fusion centers, being set up all around the country, are tasked with coordinating different levels of law enforcement across the states and across the country.

My concern with this report is that it's sophomoric presentation of facts unfairly and inaccurately characterizes certain peaceful political organizations as militant. I believe that the sloppy manner in which the report makes its points could possibly lead well-meaning law enforcement officers to misinterpret common, peaceful political paraphernalia as a “red flag” indicating radical militarism. Law enforcement officers' jobs are hard enough without being given misleading information about who they should be looking out for.

My contention is not that this report misrepresents those who are violent, but that it names activities and groups without making it clear that the vast majority of the people that make up these groups are in no way militant or violent. For instance, the report lists and displays the First Navy Jack Flag as a “Militia Symbol.” Perhaps some members of some militia that I'm not aware of display this flag as theirs, but until I read this report, the only time I've seen such a flag flown or displayed was by current or former Navy servicemen. As a matter of fact, the entire U.S. Navy was instructed to fly this flag at the beginning of the War on Terror. Are they a violent, radical militia? Certainly not, but how would a law enforcement officer that had no prior knowledge of this flag know that? My grandfather served in the Navy during World War II and I find it disturbing that he may be thought of for even a second as a radical militant for simply displaying the flag that so many of his fellow servicemen proudly fly.

This article likewise misrepresents and identifies by name certain political movements/organizations such as the Libertarian and Constitutional political parties, as well as the lobbying organization Campaign For Liberty. The names of presidential candidates Ron Paul, Bob Barr, and Chuck Baldwin were also mentioned and the report stated that “It is not uncommon for militia members to display Constitutional Party, Campaign For Liberty, or Libertarian Party material.” Perhaps that is not an untrue statement, but it would seem to imply that these political organizations are somehow violent or militant, especially if one is not familiar with them. This article states that violent, radical militia members believe “You[law enforcement officials] Are the Enemy.” Maybe they do, I don't know, I've never met one. But I know I take issue with having a peaceful man/woman that I supported for president being mentioned not only in the same document, but just a few paragraphs later.

These are just a few of the many examples of how this report takes what it represents as facts, and presents them so sloppily and carelessly, that an entirely new idea is formed. I hope in the future whoever is putting together these reports takes more care not to tread so close to slander. There is no excuse for misinforming our hard-working officers of the law, whether intentionally or not.

Sincerely,

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