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Title: Were FBI agents at 'TEA parties'?
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http://www.onenewsnow.com
URL Source: http://www.onenewsnow.com/Politics/Default.aspx?id=499422
Published: Apr 22, 2009
Author: Jim Brown -
Post Date: 2009-04-22 18:22:56 by Refinersfire
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Views: 617
Comments: 30
An intelligence expert says an FBI source tells him that the Bureau spied on Americans who took part in "TEA party" rallies last week. The Northeast Intelligence Network and Canada Free Press report a single-page confidential directive issued by FBI headquarters in Washington, DC, was sent to each of the 56 field offices located across the United States on or about March 23. Those directives reportedly instructed the special agents in charge of those offices to verify the date, time, and location of each TEA Party ("Taxed Enough Already") within their region and supply that information to FBI headquarters in Washington. Northeast Intelligence Network director Doug Hagmann says his FBI source alleges that a second directive, issued on or about April 6, instructed each special agent in charge to coordinate and conduct covert video surveillance and data collection of the participants of the TEA parties. Most of those gatherings occurred on April 15 -- "Tax Day." Hagmann says the government's portrayal of "constitutionalists and patriots" as right-wing extremists and domestic terrorists has been occurring for the last two decades. "Look for this to increase," he advises, "and really look for additional demonization of true patriots -- those people who are really concerned about the adherence to the Constitution and about having America maintain our moral compass with Judeo-Christian principles. Look for...the demonization of people like us increase." Hagmann says his sources within the FBI confirm that the Bureau's TEA party surveillance was part of the Department of Homeland Security's focus on "right-wing extremists." A controversial DHS report leaked earlier this month warned that groups that oppose abortion and illegal immigration posed potential domestic terrorism threats.
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#5. To: Refinersfire, all (#0)
I hope they were there and I hope they got to see who we are, rather than read about us in some debriefing paper. And if they still have a problem with us exercising our 1st amendment rights, up theirs. There will come a time when we have to resist and if this small effort was a start, so be it.
Don't want to burst anyone's bubble but I've seen this all before and the herd mentality soon fads when they feel there is no longer any safety in numbers,people start to with draw and it's not long after that they start to distrust most anyone up to and including family...it's a survival thing....heres the facts being charged as a terrorist domestic or otherwise will change your life your chances of winning in court are zero if you go to trial .... ergo it's a plea deal and you go to jail for 10 years....I don't care how patriotic one is the price you pay is very high and discouraging ......how do I know this....it's exactly what happened in South Africa...forced me to leave the country in 79
Sorry, but I don't fear what they can do.. I have been thur much in my life. And yes, I know who and what you are. So I am not talking lightly here. I have already lived beyond where I should have (by a cpl times/experiences), so each and every day, is a blessing to me and I no longer fear death. So no plea deal, no give up nor give in for me.. Plus a very simple fact, if I do not stand against evil, my sons will have too.. guess which one I will pick, always..
Is that at an anti-tax rally on the 15th?
Sure looks like one to these tried eyes..
Could be on the way to somewhere else. But it just reminds me how wrong the whole concept of DHS is when we already had the FBI and the Coast Guard.
If you blow up the picture, he is looking at the protesters and is not moving. While he may be in traffic, and going somewhere else, I would love to know the whole story behind this picture. Anyone?
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#7. To: Jethro Tull (#5)
I hope they were there and I hope they got to see who we are, rather than read about us in some debriefing paper. And if they still have a problem with us exercising our 1st amendment rights, up theirs. There will come a time when we have to resist and if this small effort was a start, so be it.
#9. To: robnoel, Jethro Tull (#7)
forced me to leave the country in 79
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