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electric-amish | 04-12-2009 04:22 PM
ooops LEO Doccument Fed Style Homeland Security thinks your Special if you Right Wingish E-A Rightwing Extremism - Climate Fueling Radicalization and Recruitment,dated 7 April 2009.pdf

Drumblebum | 04-12-2009 04:30 PM
Re: ooops LEO Doccument Fed Style Quote:
Federal efforts to influence domestic public opinion must be conducted in an overt and transparent manner, clearly identifying United States Government sponsorship.
Makes me wonder why the shills on this board don't put a disclaimer on their posts... :sarcasm: Nice find BTW. Not a big Roger Hedgecock fan (lived in SD for a while), but I'll take good info where I can find it. Should I be scared to read this, since it says "For Official Use Only" and whatnot? Also... what does this mean? Quote:
(U) All U.S. person information has been minimized. Should you require the minimized U.S. person information, please contact the DHS/I&A Production Branch at IA.PM@hq.dhs.gov, IA.PM@dhs.sgov.gov, or IA.PM@dhs.ic.gov.

Drumblebum | 04-12-2009 04:55 PM
Re: ooops LEO Doccument Fed Style Also, I don't believe for ONE SECOND that this document was intended to be kept secret. It was released to media outlets that are likely to have a certain readership/viewership... so that the info would be disseminated properly. They (DHS et al) are just letting the "rightwing extremists" know they have their eye on them, and are very much paying attention to their discussions.

eat_beef | 04-12-2009 05:29 PM
Re: ooops LEO Doccument Fed Style I think it IS supposed to be 'inside' info, at least to some extent. I won't go into details, but I've seen quite a few hard copies of DHS Intel Breifs about "domestic trrsts", dating back at least 4-5 years. These were passed out to select local LEOs. Basically they're used as propoganda to pump up LEOs into being against "domestic trrst" groups. Some of them were so laughable and over the top that even the JBTs could see through them. Interestingly, I've rarely seen one mentioned on the interwebs.

mayhem | 04-12-2009 07:13 PM
Re: ooops LEO Doccument Fed Style Dig into the document's signed info and you will see that it was created originally on 1/23/2007 and updated on 4/7/2009. Something smells with this. Just say'in

Jimfrancisco | 04-12-2009 07:14 PM
Re: ooops LEO Doccument Fed Style It's a fake, no such "Extremism and Radicalization Branch" exists - just another badly made PDF on a home computer to get people wound up.

Drumblebum | 04-12-2009 07:27 PM
Re: ooops LEO Doccument Fed Style Quote:
Originally Posted by mayhem (Post 1674535) Dig into the document's signed info and you will see that it was created originally on 1/23/2007 and updated on 4/7/2009. Something smells with this. Just say'in
Hmmm.... velly intellesting... I'm gonna go with disinfo in one form or another. FreeRepugs picked it up right quick, that's for sure...

Glass | 04-12-2009 08:09 PM
Re: ooops LEO Doccument Fed Style Interesting. I was listening to one of the GCN broadcasters. He calls himself the infowarrior. They (he and AJ) have been talking about a document put out by the Virgina Fusion Centre/er just recently. Interesting stuff. Similar scope as this one. Here's an excerpt (I underlined a few bits): Quote:
2009 VIRGINIA TERRORISM THREAT ASSESSMENT Spanning 39,598 square miles, Virginia has a population of almost 7.5 million residents. Roughly half of these residents are concentrated in the northern Virginia, central Virginia, and Hampton Roads regions. All three of these regions feature ethnically diverse populations with cultural ties to the Middle East, the horn of Africa, Southeast Asia, and other areas heavily impacted by terrorist activities. Virginia�s network of colleges and universities also represent a potential avenue of entry for terrorist operatives and a possible forum for recruitment of sympathizers. In addition to reviewing information directly reported to the VFC, surveys were sent to all Virginia local law enforcement agencies to determine the extent of terrorism activities throughout the state. Information of interest included not only event-specific data, but also suspicious traffic stops or activities consistent with pre-operational attack planning. Assessments of the overall threat posed by specific terror and extremist groups or movements were completed utilizing the Project SLEIPNIR: Revised Long Matrix for Criminal Extremism utilized by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. OVERVIEW OF TERRORIST AND EXTREMIST DATA IN VIRGINIA INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM THREAT Al-Qa�ida Al-Shabaab HAMAS Hizballah Jama�at al-Tabligh Jama�at ul Fuqra Lashkar-e Tayyiba Muslim Brotherhood DOMESTIC TERRORISM THREAT Anarchist Extremists Black Separatist Extremists Homegrown Islamic Extremism Lone Wolf Extremists Militia Extremists Special Interest Extremism White Nationalist Extremism EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The purpose of the 2009 Terrorism Threat Assessment is to convey potential terrorism threats affecting the Commonwealth of Virginia. Terrorism, for the purpose of this report, is defined as politically motivated violence or threat of violence designed to coerce action or to prevent others from taking intended actions. While there is no intelligence that indicates terrorists are currently planning attacks in Virginia, the presence of extremists, evidence of trends linked to terrorism, and the abundance of potential targets, suggests that the potential for Virginia to be targeted remains significant. As with previous years, the threat from terrorist and extremist groups can be categorized as international or domestic threats. Each of these groups holds particular values and political goals and thus represents a different type of threat to Virginia and the U.S. The international terrorism threat to Virginia and the nation as a whole stems from several radical Islamic militant groups. The domestic terrorist threat is comprised of a wide variety of groups, to include special interest groups, anarchists, race-based groups, including black separatists and white supremacists, militias and sovereign citizens, and homegrown extremists. In Virginia, identified activities have been limited primarily to non-violent acts and crimes committed to raise funds to finance group activities. Some activities also relate to criminal endeavors generally used by extremists to further operational planning. The Virginia Fusion Center monitors international, national, and regional trends relating to terrorism and criminal extremism for indicators of emerging activity in the Commonwealth. Terrorism trends of greatest concern in 2009 include terrorism tradecraft, recruitment, and radicalization, terrorist use of technology, and terrorism financing. As terrorists adapt and evolve to offset existing counterterrorism measures, they have successfully exploited available technology and modified their tactics to ensure successful operations. While several of the trends noted are applicable to all terrorist and extremist groups, increasing linkages are noted to specific critical infrastructure and key resources. As such, this product highlights, where possible, connections noted between groups, their behaviors, and potentially targeted infrastructure. Based on the information gathered, the Commonwealth of Virginia could be potentially targeted for terrorist attack due to its location and proximity to Washington, D.C., its concentration of critical infrastructure, and the amount of extremist activity documented in Virginia. In order to detect and deter terrorist attacks, it is essential that information regarding suspected terrorists and suspicious activity in Virginia be closely monitored and reported in a timely manner. Additionally, it remains important to determine the extent of existing trends and to collect, analyze, and disseminate this information to law enforcement partners in Virginia. OVERVIEW The 2009 Terrorism Threat Assessment, in keeping with the Virginia Fusion Center (VFC) mission of integrating threat information from public and private sector agencies to prevent terrorist attacks, is designed to afford law enforcement, homeland security, and policy making officials terrorism threat intelligence of relevance to Virginia. Included in this assessment is an overview of identified groups, individuals, or activities; known or suspected trends; and critical infrastructure or key resources with significant U.S. or Virginia reporting within the past five years. While there is no intelligence that indicates terrorists are planning attacks in Virginia, the abundance of potential targets provides terrorists with many possibilities and opportunities throughout the Commonwealth. Information contained in this Threat Assessment is current as of February 2009 and will be reviewed and updated on an annual basis. In addressing the terrorism threat to Virginia, it is important to define terrorism and the scope of activities included. Terrorism can be defined as politically motivated violence or threat of violence designed to coerce others into actions they would not otherwise undertake or to refrain from actions they desired to take. Terrorism is generally directed against civilian targets and is intended to produce effects beyond immediate physical damage, to produce long-term psychological repercussions, especially fear, on a particular target audience. For the purposes of this Threat Assessment, terrorism is divided into two categories: international and domestic terrorism. International terrorism involves threats emanating primarily from the international jihad movement, foreign terrorist organizations, and state sponsors of terrorism. Domestic terrorism includes threats from special interest groups, white supremacists, black separatists, and anti-government groups. Terrorism trends included in this assessment are activities, such as recruitment, financing, training, and planning, conducted in furtherance of terrorism. Terrorism remains a threat to Virginia, not only because of its proximity to the nation�s capitol, but also due to the volume of significant infrastructure. Such infrastructure includes military installations such as the Pentagon; two nuclear power plants; and a major East Coast seaport. Virginia is also home to a wide range of transportation sector targets of interest, including interstate highways with high-traffic bridges and tunnels; railways and subways; and aviation and port facilities. While other infrastructure sectors, such as water, energy, and information technology could be targeted, it is also possible that terrorist attention could be directed toward law enforcement at the local, state, and federal levels. Spanning 39,598 square miles, Virginia has a population of almost 7.5 million residents. Roughly half of these residents are concentrated in the northern Virginia, central Virginia, and Hampton Roads regions. All three of these regions feature ethnically diverse populations with cultural ties to the Middle East, the horn of Africa, Southeast Asia, and other areas heavily impacted by terrorist activities. While the vast majority of these individuals are law-abiding, this ethnic diversity also affords terrorist operatives the opportunity to assimilate easily into society, without arousing suspicion. Virginia�s network of colleges and universities also represent a potential avenue of entry for terrorist operatives and a possible forum for recruitment of sympathizers. Additionally, Virginia�s correctional system remains an attractive venue for recruitment and radicalization relating to terror organizations and hate groups. The VFC has compiled information from local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies, as well as open sources to create this Threat Assessment. In addition to reviewing information directly reported to the VFC, surveys were sent to all Virginia local law enforcement agencies to determine the extent of terrorism activities throughout the state. Information of interest included not only event-specific data, but also suspicious traffic stops or activities consistent with pre-operational attack planning. Assessments of the overall threat posed by specific terror and extremist groups or movements were completed utilizing the Project Sleipnir: Revised Long Matrix for Criminal Extremism utilized by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Although the primary objective of this report is to share valuable terrorism intelligence with public safety agencies in Virginia, a secondary goal is to highlight the types of data needed from local, state, and federal partners of the VFC. While every effort was made to ensure accurate, thorough reporting of the terrorist threat, it is expected that not every incident of possible terrorist activity will be reported or forwarded to the VFC.
here is a link to the page: http://www.infowars.com/virginia-fus...rism-document/ Here is a link to the whole pdf. http://www.infowars.com/media/vafusi...assessment.pdf Its a big one, a couple hundred pages apparently.

omegaman | 04-12-2009 10:56 PM
Re: ooops LEO Doccument Fed Style Isn't the "infowarrior" that mini me creature that hangs out under Alex Jone's desk? Just asking.......

Glass | 04-12-2009 11:04 PM
Re: ooops LEO Doccument Fed Style Quote:
Originally Posted by omegaman (Post 1674894) Isn't the "infowarrior" that mini me creature that hangs out under Alex Jone's desk? Just asking.......
yeah, he's a bit annoying. Needs to stop whisper talking into the mic. But thats where I heard about it before I turned it off. Just saying.

maximumrebel1 | 04-13-2009 05:24 PM
Re: ooops LEO Doccument Fed Style A recent example of the potential violence associated with a rise in rightwing extremism may be found in the shooting deaths of three police officers in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on 4 April 2009. The alleged gunman�s reaction reportedly was influenced by his racist ideology and belief in antigovernment conspiracy theories related to gun confiscations, citizen detention camps, and a Jewish-controlled �one world government.� Funny how they still consider the NWO, FEMA camps, and gun confiscations to be "conspiracies". Just goes to show how stupid the US population really is that they just go along with it. The NAU isn't really the NAU if we call it the SPP, now go back to sleep. Reminds me of the Einstein quote. "Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe."

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