Terrorist Self-Test follow-up

 Another round of applause for Project Veritas.  Truth about what our government servants thinks of the people they serve. The Domestic Terrorists addressed in this FBI manual are not the rioters who have destroyed downtown Portland and cities across the country - they are a grab bag of images culled from the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol.  There were plenty of nuts at the Capitol that day, but many average folks too plus studies and instigators of all stripes.  

The interesting thing about this one-sided book is that many of the symbols the FBI present are ordinary historical images we have all grown up with like the Revolutionary Flag.  Some, like the resistance symbol have even been used by anarchists and Antifa to promote their causes!  The scorecard gets confusing if you just look at a person’s exterior or the flags they carry.  You would have to ask each person what the symbol means to them - it would not be the same thing nor do  they indicate a person is a terrorist!  How dumb can the FBI get? 

Belief in and loyalty to the US Constitution is what matters. One has to wonder what the FBI believes in.   

FBI Whistleblower LEAKS Bureau’s ‘Domestic Terrorism Symbols Guide’ on ‘Militia Violent Extremists’ Citing Ashli Babbitt as MVE Martyr

Aug. 2, 2022] Project Veritas released a newly leaked document today provided by an FBI whistleblower, which shows how the Bureau classifies American citizens it deems to be potential “Militia Violent Extremists” [MVEs].

In the document, the FBI cites symbols, images, phrases, events, and individuals that agents should look out for when identifying alleged domestic terrorists.

The “Unclassified/Law Enforcement Sensitive” document says it is for “FBI Internal Use Only.”

Of note, under the “Symbols” section, is a prominent citation of the Second Amendment, where it explains that “MVEs justify their existence with the Second Amendment, due to the mention of a ‘well regulated Militia,’ as well as the right to bear arms.”

Right below that, under the “Commonly Referenced Historical Imagery and Quotes” section, Revolutionary War images such as the Gadsden Flag and the Betsy Ross Flag are listed. Each flag displayed in the document comes with a brief description of what it means.