I don't harbor much trust for Tulsi Gabbard, but I'm not surprised that she and others find themselves on a Domestic Terrorist watch list.
Prior to posting columns, I want to provide a foundation for my writing. My intention is to encourage readers to break free from what I call “conditioned conventional thinking” (CCT).
I used to labor under CCT until I had what I can only say was a Road to Damascusesque experience. On March 20, 2009, while heading home from Jefferson City, MO, I had just passed through Tipton, MO, when the hourly newscast came on my car radio. During the newscast, it was reported that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) had unveiled a “Domestic Terrorist Profile” (DTP). As the report continued on-air, unsettling visions began popping into my head and I felt a presence within my car beyond my presence. It was as though the report was directed towards me!
I knew within a nanosecond that my life had changed dramatically and forever, and I knew few would be able to accept what I felt compelled to share. Following the visions, the first words I uttered were, “We're all Indians now!” There was no intention of offending any native Americans with this utterance, but a recognition of how none of us can trust the government to do what is constitutional, in our best interests, let alone, morally acceptable. Native Americans know this better than just about anyone else!
The unveiling of the DTP by the DHS was done in conjunction with the Missouri Information Analysis Center (MIAC), a fusion center under the DHS umbrella, that monitors paramilitary organizations, and the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), possibly the most vicious hate group in the U. S. Every state has at least one fusion center.
Upon arriving home, I went online, hoping to see that what I had heard over the radio was in error. Unfortunately, what I found were a few columns supporting what I had heard on the radio. Those columns had a short shelf life, online; what a surprise!
The DTP was written allowing for the revision of those who might be targeted, but there was little question of those who were initially targeted by the DTP. On the short list were:
• Catholics
• Christians
• Orthodox Jews
• Those who believe in and advocate for the U. S. Constitution and Bill of Rights
• Those who own a gun, or support an individual’s right to own a gun
• Those who are Pro-Life, and especially those who don't support abortion
• Those who want secure borders
• Those who might have a bumpersticker advocating for limited government
If more people were aware of the DTP, would they have better recognized who were among those targeted during the plandemic and lockdowns?
I believe almost everything happens by design, there are no coincidences, and there are woefully few, unintended consequences.
There are many triggers for an individual to be placed on a Domestic Terrorist watch list, none of which are due to one actually being a domestic terrorist. For those new to the social credit scoring system, you may want to become familiar with how it can be used to “compliment” the DTP.
We are engaged in a spiritual war that cannot be won at the ballot box. I believe our hope is in our Savior. I pray, daily, for a Passover for family members and friends, and many miracles along the way!
Congratulations Arthur on your first publication. I look forward to your words of wisdom shared with me so many times over email. Now is the time to share your valuable insight with many others.
well put.
I was also dismayed by the list of options under which to classify citizens as "domestic terrorists" when I first saw it.
Surprised, I was not. Been watching that downhill slide since hearing about the Feds raiding the CSA (Covenant, Sword, and Arm of the Lord) survivalist commune down in south Missouri back before Slick Willie was in the figurehead chair. Feds got involved because the only vehicle access to the commune was through Arkansas and they had well-trapped the woods around the place with a lot of lethality. so no legal or even pseudo legal way for the Missouri cops to sneak in and Arkansas knew better than to touch it. the Feds going after those folks (ostensibly for collecting and stashing weaponry, which they most certainly were doing but isn't illegal) opened the door for both Missouri and Arkansas piggies to oink along in with the Feds on the raid.
never see that one in the news or internet, but locals within a hundred miles knew about it and talked to each other.
I'm sure there lots more examples like it, not even counting some that actually got publicity like Ruby Ridge or Waco.
the "anti crime" bills of the 90s helped codify that sort of behavior into pseudo-law. I say pseudo because they are constitutionally void and are only laws on the surface because the Man gets to use uniformed enforcers to persecute citizens via force. the enforcement increases the perception of legitimacy for those who have no clue.
the gub'mint has been on this warpath a long time, the so-called p.a.t.r.i.o.t. act and the unconstitutional surveillance/enforcement gestapo agencies it created were the giant red flag indicating civilians were no longer legally off limits for surveillance and disappearing.
of course it's one of the prime gestapo gangs making the list (dhs.) their kissing cousin agency (tsa) makes similar profiling handouts. no telling what the NoSuchAgency says internally, their documents don't leak much for some odd reason.