Global government and the War on Terror are now coming to a town near you. If you have anything unpopular to say you could be labeled a terrorist. Local police departments in recent years have been granted direct access to Federal databases maintained by The Department of Homeland Security and supplemented by nongovernmental organizations. Free speech is being very carefully eroded, and even the right to record a public officer has been made illegal in some states.  The Department of Justice recently sent out a memo entitled ‘Communities Against Terrorism’ encouraging people to report anyone handing out “extremist literature.”  ALL literature, even ‘extremist literature’ is protected by the first amendment, commonly known as free speech. If we follow all of these steps to their logical conclusion, we will certainly have a police state on our hands in short time.

It’s quite alarming then to see peaceful groups like We Are Change, a non violent political activist/media group and The Oathkeepers, a group of active duty military, veterans and police, listed as potential hate groups on the SPLC website. While ‘domestic terrorism’ tends to refer to people linked with supposed terror groups abroad such as Al-Qaeda, the IRA, etc., this newer phrase ‘homegrown terrorism’ seems to be referring to anyone in the United States with a negative opinion of the government. There has also been speculation in the media as to whether or not the focus of the war on terror needs to be shifted to the domestic front. If you haven’t noticed your local police departments gearing up for this, just take a look at all the new equipment most metropolitan departments have acquired in recent years, from armored personnel carriers to sound cannons to x-ray vans. Naturally the elite have to generate support for this and it provides great opportunity to confront them when they come to rub elbows with their financiers and admiring public on their speaking/book-signing/campaigning tours.