Although it was not widely announced, there is a new “task force” set up to target people who aren’t in lock-step with the socialist regime. In other words, anyone who stands by the Constitution and questions governmental infringement upon those rights, overstepping their powers, irresponsibility, corruption, and dismantling of the founding principles. The Interagency Working Group to Counter Online Radicalization to Violence is the name of the group that has not been established to root out domestic Islamic terrorists but so-called violent “sovereign citizens.”
Never paying any mind to the terrorists pouring in through the porous borders, the new task force, overseen by the Federal Bureau of Investigations, defines “sovereign citizens” as “anti-government extremists who believe that even though they physically reside in this country, they are separate or ‘sovereign’ from the United States.”
With an increasing amount of people who are informed of the Constitution, and fed up with our entitlement and redistributive wealth culture, how many among Conservative Constitutionalists can be described this way? Likely, many.
Add in the element of potential religious profiling for “odd behaviors,” such as homeschooling, “breeding lots of children despite warnings it will kill the planet,” non-vaccinating, homesteading, and most egregious of all-”stockpiling weapons and ammunition,” and you have a true making of a new Waco and Ruby Ridge: yet unleashed on a still small, but much greater portion of the population than some small government defined “cult.”
The FBI warned that sovereign citizens commit murder and physical assault; threaten judges, law enforcement professionals and government personnel; impersonate police officers and diplomats; and engineer various white-collar scams, including mortgage fraud and so-called “redemption” schemes.
The new online working group will be chaired by the national security staff at the White House with input from specialists in countering what the Obama administration calls violent extremism.
Also included in the group, according to a White House release, will be “Internet safety experts, and civil liberties and privacy practitioners from across the United States Government.”
The new group says its initial focus will be on raising awareness about the threat and “providing communities with practical information and tools for staying safe online.”
The working group says it will coordinate with the technology industry to “consider policies, technologies, and tools that can help counter violent extremism online” while being careful not to interfere with “lawful Internet use or the privacy and civil liberties of individual users.”