Operation Magic Lantern (FBI Now Targets Christian Defenders of Constitution )

Hal Lindsey Oracle (The Omega Letter) ^ | November 23, 2001 | Jack Kinsella

[rdavis84]

I wonder if that kid from kansas considered feeling foolish about asking where the reference to "Super Patriots" came from while there is a .gif scan of the source only a few replies above his numb, glazed-eyed question?

[rdavis84]

From this thread just posted --- http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/fr/577807/posts

"The FBI has admitted creating a controversial anti-terrorism flyer that's sparking outrage in conservative discussion groups.
The flyer instructs the reader to report as a possible terrorist anyone who asks why they were stopped by police or anyone who dares to defend "the U.S. Constitution against federal (sic) government."

In an interview, FBI spokesman Ed Hall confirmed the flyer was produced by the joint anti-terrorism task force in Phoenix. But he said it dealt with domestic terrorism: "That flyer was put out two years ago. Someone picked it up and put it on the Internet like it was put out this week."

Hall did admit that the section that states anyone spotting a defender of the U.S. Constitution "should call the Joint Terrorism Task Force" was perhaps a teensy bit ill-advised. "It could have been a bit better foundation worded saying you're not a right-wing extremist if you defend the Constitution ... or if you ask a police officer why they're stopping you," Hall said. "There's some misinterpretation there"

[monkeywrench]

I had to go back and look at his replies, as I generally skip over them.

[Uncle Bill]

Anyone who doesn't have it, should get the article titled "The Rise of the FBI."

FBI Spies on Catholic Bishops - Insight Magazine

Most fear FBI abuse of 'Carnivore'

'Carnivore' under siege Dick Armey: 'Nobody can dispute the fact that this is not legal'

Federal Intrusion Detection Network (FIDNET)

The information vacuum cleaner

Echelon: See, I told you so 'Outing' Echelon

The darker side of Echelon

Project Megido

Click Me

FBI Links

Project FBI Paranoia

"No one should ever think the Posse Comitatus Act is any check whatsoever on the ability of the federal government to employ military might against civilians"

Hidden Threats - "the truth is yes -- you do have these standby provisions, and the plans are here ... whereby you could, in the name of "stopping terrorism" ... evoke the military and arrest Americans and put them in detention camps."

Executive Order 13083 and Our Freedom - Both Parties Were Going To Finish Us Off!

Federal Government Conspiracy

THE RULE OF LAW IS DEAD

The Fall of the Republic

[Native American Female Vet]

Great Quote!

[DAGO]

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[B4Ranch]

I hope the Agencies read it and take it over to the White House.

[roughrider]

If you are to properly apply ROMANS:13 to the government of the United States of America, then the admonishment to Christians to obey the authority, as the authority is ordained by God, is applicable to the CONSTITUTION, the Supreme Law of this land. This is why public servants swear an oath to "support, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, both foreign and domestic so help me God." In this nation, as opposed to the ancient Roman world, it is the LAW, in the form of the Constitution that occupies the position of the authority in ROMANS:13.

You should also recall that the admonishment of Jesus to the Pharisees regarding the tax made an important distinction for the Christian to remember in considering the relationship between the Christian and the government. Jesus did not merely say, "Render unto Caesar that which is Caesar's." Jesus said: "Render unto Caesar that which is Caesar's and to God that which is God's." There is a hierarchy that the Christian must obey, and the Christian's first object of obedience must be God, even if that brings the Christian into conflict with the government. The Emperors demanded that the ancient Christians worship them. They refused, yet ROMANS:13 could be interpreted as requiring them to obey. St. Paul did not obey that governmental command, either, yet Paul was the transcriber of the Divinely-inspired ROMANS:13.

[B4Ranch]

The beginning of the Homeland Security in America.

[backhoe]

Thanks- I'll use that link!

[Texbob]

The Keystone Kops, FBI cannot find their rear ends let alone develop a computer program.

[IRtorqued]

that's the third chapter of Daniel, but deals with the same subject as to disobey man's law that contradict God's law.

[Uncle Bill]

In 1998, it came to light that the Los Angeles Police Department was extensively using illegal wiretaps to monitor citizens, collect evidence illegally, and invade the privacy of innocents. The police avoided revealing the existence of their electronic intercepts using a procedure known as "the handoff." Officers gathering information on one suspect would turn over information about other people to other detectives without identifying the source of the information. The other detectives would then gather facts independently to provide the "probable cause" needed to convince a judge to sign a search warrant targeting the new suspect. This could go on a long time without ever revealing the existence of the first wiretap.

[Uncle Bill]

Scott Stucky, general counsel of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said that there was “solid legal authority to use the military for CT.” He said that the “Posse Comitatus Act” was mainly “smoke and mirrors,”