[WildHighlander57]

those who believe America was founded on godly principles

Christians who take the Bible literally

“fundamentalists” [implied that this term applies to those people who take the Bible “too seriously”]

The above three items do NOT make one a sovereign citizen.

Trying to get out of paying all taxes, having no SSN, having no insurance or car registration or driving license, trying to have house title “allodial”, are some of the hallmarks of the sovereign citizen movement.

As I said, very bad.

[mrsmel]

And conventional Christian fundamentalists don't believe that we can, through violence or other means, change the inevitability of prophecy anyway. That doesn't mean we don't do our civic duty, but we know that nothing will alter the course of prophecy in the big picture.

[ConjunctionJunction]

Yes, this Trooper is very confused about what the sovereign citizen movement believes. This is not good. :(

And now look at the latest:

An Army Lt. Col. is sending out an e-mail listing American Family Association and the Family Research Council as “domestic hate groups” because they oppose same sex marriage:

http://radio.foxnews.com/toddstarnes/top-stories/army-email-labels-christian-ministries-as-domestic-hate-groups.html