All it's lackingis a spark.
- BART MCENTIRE
a special agent with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, in a report saying activities by militia groups with gripes against the government are heating up
Monday, August 17, 2009
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Obama and Pelosi are itching badly to repeal the 2nd Amendment. There will be a Timothy McVeigh-type false flag soon enough and that will be the justification to paint anyone who owns a gun as a threat to the society.
Wrong.
There will, however, be enough a heat-up to begin an aggressive and systematic crackdown on MIAC profiled groups and activities.
Long overdue and richly deserved.
1) "crackdown" will be executed by whom?
2) "profiled" by whom?
3) will this "heat-up" target "groups" for crimes they have actually committed or for criminal thoughts?
Obama and Pelosi are itching badly to repeal the 2nd Amendment.
Barack Obama hasn't shown the guts to fight for anything. He wouldn't stand up to a sargeant on the Cambridge police force and you actually believe he will challenge the NRA and gun-loving America?
1) State police most likely, since that's who the report was presented to.
2) DHS, the ADL, and the Missouri “Fusion Center” that compiled the MIAC report.
3) The "heat-up", or potential incident(s) that could lead to the crackdown on the profiled groups, are just speculations at this point. If and when that actually happens it'll be because of actual crimes committed. If they could lock them up for criminal thoughts they'd have done so already.
1. Federally-led Joint Task Forces
FBI, ATF, Treasury(Secret Service/IRS) with ample local SWAT-nuts up in front on the raids.
2. ATF obviously (though there may be ample grounds for IRS/Secret Service profiling of many of these groups making threats and tax protesting.
3. They should target the groups for criminal conspiracy and weapons conspiracy and crimes.
Didn't you post up from the LATimes just a week or so ago about "informants" being recruited and trained by the ATF?
What?
You think all that was just idle conversation?
Besides which, what I've noted above is standard operating procedure and has been rolled out to great, good, disruptive effect several times over the last umpty decades.
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