Posted by the SurvivalBlog.comI’ve been in law enforcement for the past 18 years. I have attended a variety of training over those years. During the 1990s, most training I attended was community-oriented, sponsored by local agencies or private companies specializing in police training. Themes common to training of the past included topics such as Constitutional rights, community partnerships, youth-oriented programs and problem-oriented policing.
During the past several years, I have witnessed a dramatic shift in the focus of law enforcement training. Law enforcement courses have moved away from a local community focus to a federally dominated model of complete social control. Most training I have attended over the past two years have been sponsored by Department of Homeland Security (DHS), namely the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
No matter what topic the training session concerns, every DHS sponsored course I have attended over the past few years never fails to branch off into warnings about potential domestic terrorists in the community. While this may sound like a valid officer and community safety issue, you may be disturbed to learn how our Federal government describes a typical domestic terrorist.
These federal trainers describe the dangers of “extremists” and “militia groups” roaming the community and hiding in plain sight, ready to attack. Officers are instructed how to recognize these domestic terrorists by their behavior, views and common characteristics. State data bases are kept to track suspected domestic terrorists and officers are instructed on reporting procedures to state and federal agencies. The state I work in, like many others, have what is known as a “fusion center” that compiles a watch list of suspicious people.
So how does a person qualify as a potential domestic terrorist? Based on the training I have attended, here are characteristics that qualify:
- Expressions of libertarian philosophies (statements, bumper stickers)
- Second Amendment-oriented views (NRA or gun club membership, holding a CCW permit)
- Survivalist literature (fictional books such as “Patriots” and “One Second After” are mentioned by name)
- Self-sufficiency (stockpiling food, ammo, hand tools, medical supplies)
- Fear of economic collapse (buying gold and barter items)
- Religious views concerning the book of Revelation (apocalypse, anti-Christ)
- Expressed fears of Big Brother or big government
- Homeschooling
- Declarations of Constitutional rights and civil liberties
- Belief in a New World Order conspiracy
AxXiom for Liberty 
Always knew I was on the list…
You are in good company!
Sigh. Well of course! Anyone that challenges the establishment paradigm is a danger.
It looks like I fit most of the above list. Considering I wrote “Discovery to Catastrophe,” a fiction dealing with the collapse of society from a biblical perspective, I may be on several lists. Discovery to Catastrophe is a book likened to Lucifer’s Hammer, and One Second After rolled into one. I am truly convinced we will face tyranny, over reaching federal regulations, famine, earthquakes (physically and politically), and a host of other horrible disasters as we approach these end times.
I pray we will all be alert, aware, and come to a more robust and devout faith in Christ.
So you posted about this on March 30, 2011. No one’s talked about it till now. There’s been no proof of this beyond your blog.
You offer no proof beyond your own blog.
I smell something fishy..and it’s not the NSA or TSA.
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