Seems like many are now jumping on the bandwagon of "I was called a terrorist!" Afterall, it's guaranteed to spike google rankings, isn't it?
Two emails I got today --
Bush is trying to set up OpEdNews as a "terrorist recruiter."
by Ed Martin
http://www.opednews.com/articles/opedne_ed_marti_0...
Neocon Attack on Ron Paul: Greasing the Skids for Implementation of H.R. 1955?
Kurt Nimmo, TruthNews, November 15, 2007
http://www.truthnews.us/?p=849
So who isn't a terrorist these days?? The only ones I haven't heard from yet are American Free Press.
I remember a few years ago when some businessman was having his billboards defaced with anti-war graffiti -- he was calling those who did it "economic terrorists." It was on the news, and laughable. But likely for those who were implicated, it would have been chilling.
Which is exactly what the businessman wanted.
I agree that this time is more coordinated, but toward what end? Most things that are coordinated in the US are toward making money. I saw an article the other day about a bunch of Ron Paul coins that were apparently hauled away by the Feds and disappeared --
"FBI and Secret Service Seize Over 2 Tons of Ron Paul Liberty Dollars - They also took all the gold"
http://www.freedomsphoenix.com:80/Feature-Article....
But then someone else pointed out it was clearly warned that this would happen in advance --
"Second, the advertisements confusingly refer to NORFED "Liberty Dollar" medallions as "legal" and "constitutional." However, under the Constitution ( Article I, section 8, clause 5 ), Congress has the exclusive power to coin money of the United States and to regulate its value."
http://www.usmint.gov/consumer/index.cfm?flash=yes...
So did someone get set up to "lose" a lot of medallions to the Fed?
Who wins with this? It's hard to know. But it's hard to imagine anyone selling those could be that stupid.
I think we have to turn an extremely sharp corner for 9/11 activists to be shut up, and that corner has to also then extend to countries around the world, like Japan, Italy, UK, France, etc. Shutting us all up, jailing anyone, calling us terrorists, or anything else, requires risk. Any risk taken has to be worth it. Plans can backfire, unforeseen events can occur. One never knows. Afterall, it only takes one person with a handful of photographs dropped on the right desk to turn a whole operation upside down.
I just finished watching the film "The Lives of Others." It's related to all this -- ways to intimidate and control others. Based on real life events, but fictional. I recommend it. It puts things in perspective. Especially if you've ever been to East Germany.
http://imdb.com/title/tt0405094/