The term “Domestic Terrorist” will start trickling into the lexicon along with “racist gun fanatics” in order to describe firearms owners.
There will be the complementary “Branch Dividian” raids with entire families wiped out are reported as a “Domestic Terrorist ring was neutralized today.”.
Next will be the daily protests at firing ranges across the country by the Obama Brown Shirts. And gun clubs HAD BETTER START SCRUITINIZING THEIR “NEW” MEMBERS VERY CLOSLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
These “new” members could be plants to cause havoc at the clubs and immediately have Obama lawyers come in to close them down.
Bears repeating.
The guy calling for revolution in the room, carrying the racist literature, is usually (not always) the informant.
Keep talk about guns at the range, go out for coffee to discuss politics. Shut down any talk which can be used against you and would be generally offensive (racist, anti-semitic, etc.). Yes people have a right to believe what they want, but that isn't what you are there for, and it has no place at the range/gun club.
It is sometimes tough to separate the two (guns and politics), but avoiding appearances is critical in the first few months.
Loose lips sink ships--be aware of newbies to your social circle, look for inconsistencies in their story. If there are any, do not trust them--and don't waver.
Informants are extremely good at 'buddying up' and extracting information from you--that's their stock in trade.
One common tactic is to act like a lifelong pal to one person, and then name drop to get close to others. Beware of that, especially unmerited public displays of 'friendship'. You'll know them when you see them. (Funny how someone you just met can claim to have been your 'best friend' for years.)
While that may give a little bit of a cold shoulder to enthusiastic newbys who just want to belong, they will come to understand.
Let others know, too.
Be as legal as you can for as long as you can.
And remember, it takes exactly one person to keep a secret. Any more than that, it isn't.