[WaterBoard]

The eight-page MIAC report listed warning signs indicating someone might be a domestic terrorist or a member of a militia. The signs include: subversive literature, certain political bumper stickers and the Gadsden flag of the Revolutionary War with its “Don’t tread on me” motto.

These 'Missouri law enforcement officials' are either morons or ignorant of American history to come to such a conclusion. SHAME!



"The Navy’s First Jack with its “Don’t Tread on Me” motto flies on the Battleship Missouri Memorial in Pearl Harbor, July 8, 2005. On Sept. 11, 2002, the secretary of the Navy directed all U.S. Navy ships to fly the First Jack in place of the Union Jack for the duration of the war on terrorism. Defense Dept. photo by U.S. Navy Cmdr. Jane Campbell"

[marktwain]

“subversive literature”?

What happened to the first amendment? Since when did we have “subversive literature” in America? I guess the Constitution is “subversive literature” in this Orwellian double speak.

[listenhillary]

I was not aware of that. I wonder if that directive has been rescinded yet?

[Gator113]

I like that better than the yellow flag, I think I will buy it and fly it.

My USA flag came down on January 20th and I will not raise it again until Buckwheat is no longer contaminating OUR White House.

[Gator113]

Maybe I will fly both this and the yellow... it’s is a 30’ pole.

[njslim]

Back in 2001 Simon Wisenthal Center created CD called “DIGITAL HATE” - was supposedly composed of all the
“hate” sites on the internet. Their idea of hate encompassed web sites for freeze dried food supplier -
was listed as being “survivalist”, a magician who practiced
cowboy action shooting, group called “Women Against Gun Control”, singer Steve Vaus and Paul Weyrich’s Free Congress
Foundation. Seems anybody who mentioned being against
gun control or for the second amendment was tagged as “anti
government/militia.

[xmission]

Here's the one from the USS Constitution