A BABYLON OBSERVER REPORT
WWW, March 2009 - Recently written documents from the Missouri police, which leaked out to talk show host Alex Jones, show a very disturbing manual which will make police officers believe that everyone who is against the government is a terrorist.
A few years ago, an FBI flyer leaked out wherein people who believed in the fulfillment of the Book of Revelation, the last Book of the Bible documenting the fall of Babylon, were labeled "domestic terrorists". (PDF). A document which became very disturbing indeed after the plains hit the Twin Towers in 2001. It said this:
"Religiously based domestic terrorists use the New Testament's Book of Revelation -- the prophecy of the endtime -- for the foundation of their belief in the Apocalypse. Religious extremists interpret the symbolism portrayed in the Book of Revelation and mold it to predict that the endtime is now and that the Apocalypse is near." (SOURCE)
After 9/11, attorney general John Ashcroft said:
"My message to America this morning, then, is this: If you fit this definition of a terrorist, fear the United States, for you will lose your liberty." (SOURCE)
A message "to America" from the "United States", whatever that may be, but indeed, a message to the whole world as this quote really was the announcement of what in the last years has become a total police state. However, to label people who believe that the last book of the Bible contains truth as "terrorists" wasn't enough for the elite.
Recently, the police in Missouri (USA) had some instructions for their officers. After all, with the growing amount of road blocks where even the military "assists the police" in total contradiction with the constitution of the USA, they really need to know who they are looking for in the fraudulent "War On Terror". The instructions came in the form of a document called "The Modern Militia Movement".
The document, which is labeled "Law Enforcement Sensitive" as an indication for it's explosive nature, mixes up white racists with everyone who is even remotely criticizing the Government. The New Age movie Zeitgeist and Jewish producer Aaron Russo's video "Freedom to Fascism" are displayed along with a copy of the extreme white racists book "The Turner Diaries", for example.
It is obvious, how the police are trained, even brainwashed, into believing that every material which is critical of the shitstem should be seen as terrorist material. When they are practicing their road blocks, they will find a copy of the video produced by a Jewish producer, but due to this document they will think that the video is really a white racist movie and they will see the ones owning the video as "domestic terrorists".
The document also states that the people they are looking for are ones who believe that there is, quote: "a global dictatorship called the New World Order".
Police are clearly instructed to believe that the phrase doesn't exist except in the minds of "domestic terrorists". This in spite of the fact that it's on the One Dollar Bill ("Novos Ordos Seclorum") and used by almost every world leader, most notably George Bush Sr in September 11, 1990, when he said:
"Out of these troubled times, our fifth objective-a new world order-can emerge" (SOURCE)
That's not all, though. The documents also talks about "conspiracy theorists", who "claim" that there is such a thing as the North American Union which would fuse Canada, the US and Mexico into a Europe style super state with the Amero as it's currency. It talks about people who believe that there is going to be a draft in the United States, pretending these plans are not there where they are openly discussed in the media and by the politicians.
Even more disturbing in the document mentioning the implantation of Radio Frequency Identification or RFID chips, suggesting that those who are against the implantation of these chips are related to terrorists. The document states:
"Radio Frequency Identification (RFID): There is a fear that the government will enforce mass RFID human implantations. This process would make it possible for the government to continually know the locations of all citizens." (PDF)
Just after this quote, we can find a list of just about every white supremacist you can think of, including the so-called "Christian Identity" and "White Nationalists".
The document is the most troubling, when after listing all these different groups and thoughts together into the melting pot of just about everyone who has some critical thought, it then continues with the following:
"You are the Enemy: The militia subscribes to an anti-government and NWO mindset, which creates a threat to law enforcement officers. The view the military, National Guard, and law enforcement as a force that will confiscate their firearms and place them in FEMA concentration camps." (PDF)
Note the capital E, here. Note, how the police are already trained to believe that just about everyone who talks about RFID Chips, the New World Order, FEMA and the North American Union, are part of the "militia".
Note, how they say that those who have an anti-government and anti-NWO "mindset" are a "threat"!
Indeed, the document is "Law Enforcement Sensitive". Fortunately, there are still good people in the Missouri Police as they refused to believe the lies and instead sent the material to talk show host and activist Alex Jones, who then released it to the public.
However, the document reveals how right John Ashcroft was when he had his message "To America From The United States": "You Will Lose Your Liberty". For in spite of the fact there are good people, the majority seems to be willing to believe the lies they are told by their superiors.
Documented lies.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Thank you for commenting on this article! We welcome every thoughfull response, whether positive or negative. However, we will not be able to post insultive or abusive comments, neither shall we allow irrelevant spam.
Although you can comment anonymous, we do ask you to use a name so that comments will be a bit overseeable for the reader(s). To read a discussion where every poster is "anonymous" could be a bit confusing, after all...