Thread: ALIPAC MIAC Advisory Makes It To Alex Jones Website!

I don't know if anyone has seen this yet, but I thought it was a bit funny since some members of ALIPAC don't believe A. Jones is a reliable news source. At least it's helping to spread the word. And with his millions of followers, maybe they will check out ALIPAC and see what we're all about over here:

http://www.infowars.com/alipac-issues-a ... -splc-adl/

Has anyone mailed out William's advisory to their states law enforcement agencies yet? I did my part!

Positive comments for ALIPAC.

Originally Posted by chloe24

I don't know if anyone has seen this yet, but I thought it was a bit funny since some members of ALIPAC don't believe A. Jones is a reliable news source.

Well, I can't vouch for Alex's reliability as a source of news, but with his new video, the Obama Deception, I think he hits the nail on the head big time.

Not trying to change the meaning of this thread but while I was at InfoWars.com, I found a comment by someone who attached this video..the comment states this video is the strongest call to arms he has seen and I agree. Take a look, it was inspiring for me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMDsFmFTW5Q

Alex Jones has freedom of speech and if you don't like what he is saying, then "turn it off".

Dixie

Originally Posted by chloe24

Has anyone mailed out William's advisory to their states law enforcement agencies yet? I did my part!

Good reminder. I faxed a lot but still have more to send. I will finish by the end of the week.

I think Alex Jones has a lot of guts. He certainly does not let the political bullies push him around. And I liked the fact that he had nice comments about Alipac...........very respectful.

If anyone hasn't seen his program The Obama Deception, it is excellent, I highly recommend it.

I have been listening to Alex Jones for years. Although many people think he is a crazy conspiracy theorist, they fail to realize how many time Alex has been right. Our government is not beyond doing horrible things to the American people for the sake of their own benefit. Look at our current situation as proof.

Evidently, the federal agencies involved in the fusion centers rely heavily on "intelligence" provided by the SPLC.


From: The August Review

The Radical Polarization of Law Enforcement

by Patrick Wood, Editor
March 18, 2009

Fusion Centers are one of five areas of information sharing under the Information Sharing Environment (ISE) that was established by the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004.

ISE membership includes the Department of Commerce, CIA, Department of Defense, Director of National Intelligence, Department of Energy, FBI, Health and Human Services, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Department of Homeland Security, National Counter-Terrorism Center, Department of Interior, Office of Management and Budget, Department of Justice, Department of State, Department of Transportation and the Department of Treasury.

According to one white paper (on the ISE web site) entitled The Intelligence Fusion Process for State, Local and Tribal Law Enforcement, "The most important output of the intelligence Fusion Center is actionable intelligence. This means that the intelligence produced by the center will drive operational responses and strategic awareness of threats."

Where do Fusion Centers get inputs?

According to their own documents, Fusion Centers are "seeded" with ideas for analysis by the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security. Although this is problematic in itself, attention is better directed to the left-wing nonprofit organization, Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC).

Upon careful word and theme comparison between the MIAC report and SPLC literature, it is apparent that there is a significant link between the two. Either MIAC received training or training material from SPLC or some of its personnel had some previous exposure to it.

The SPLC aggressively offers training to local, state and federal law enforcement agencies. According to the SPLC web site, "We focus on the history, background, leaders and activities of far-right extremists in the U.S." and states that it "is internationally known for its tolerance education programs, its legal victories against white supremacists and its tracking of hate groups."

Hate crimes are essentially acts of vilification of a victim because of his or her membership in a certain social group, such as racial, religious, sexual orientation, nationality, gender, etc. While hate crimes are wrong under any circumstance, the SPLC sees no conflict in profiling conservative whites, Christians, Constitutionalists, and patriots as being associated with, if not responsible for, hate crimes in America. This is the pot calling the kettle black.

For instance, consider the SPLC statement, "...a basic fact about all three movements: Patriots, white supremacists and anti-abortion militants are all fueled by interpretations of religion."

Aside from the fact that this sweeping generalization is plainly not true, it is mud-slinging at its best: Patriots are lumped in with white supremacists, anti-abortionists are militants, and all are driven by an obviously irrational and fanatical application of religion.

Evidently, the federal agencies involved in the fusion centers rely heavily on "intelligence" provided by the SPLC.


From: The August Review

The Radical Polarization of Law Enforcement

by Patrick Wood, Editor
March 18, 2009

Fusion Centers are one of five areas of information sharing under the Information Sharing Environment (ISE) that was established by the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004.

ISE membership includes the Department of Commerce, CIA, Department of Defense, Director of National Intelligence, Department of Energy, FBI, Health and Human Services, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Department of Homeland Security, National Counter-Terrorism Center, Department of Interior, Office of Management and Budget, Department of Justice, Department of State, Department of Transportation and the Department of Treasury.

According to one white paper (on the ISE web site) entitled The Intelligence Fusion Process for State, Local and Tribal Law Enforcement, "The most important output of the intelligence Fusion Center is actionable intelligence. This means that the intelligence produced by the center will drive operational responses and strategic awareness of threats."

Where do Fusion Centers get inputs?

According to their own documents, Fusion Centers are "seeded" with ideas for analysis by the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security. Although this is problematic in itself, attention is better directed to the left-wing nonprofit organization, Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC).

Upon careful word and theme comparison between the MIAC report and SPLC literature, it is apparent that there is a significant link between the two. Either MIAC received training or training material from SPLC or some of its personnel had some previous exposure to it.

The SPLC aggressively offers training to local, state and federal law enforcement agencies. According to the SPLC web site, "We focus on the history, background, leaders and activities of far-right extremists in the U.S." and states that it "is internationally known for its tolerance education programs, its legal victories against white supremacists and its tracking of hate groups."

Hate crimes are essentially acts of vilification of a victim because of his or her membership in a certain social group, such as racial, religious, sexual orientation, nationality, gender, etc. While hate crimes are wrong under any circumstance, the SPLC sees no conflict in profiling conservative whites, Christians, Constitutionalists, and patriots as being associated with, if not responsible for, hate crimes in America. This is the pot calling the kettle black.

For instance, consider the SPLC statement, "...a basic fact about all three movements: Patriots, white supremacists and anti-abortion militants are all fueled by interpretations of religion."

Aside from the fact that this sweeping generalization is plainly not true, it is mud-slinging at its best: Patriots are lumped in with white supremacists, anti-abortionists are militants, and all are driven by an obviously irrational and fanatical application of religion.

http://www.augustreview.com/news_commen ... 090318113/

Originally Posted by ELE

I think Alex Jones has a lot of guts. He certainly does not let the political bullies push him around. And I liked the fact that he had nice comments about Alipac...........very respectful.

If anyone hasn't seen his program The Obama Deception, it is excellent, I highly recommend it.

I second that. I watched online over the weekend and then purchased the movie to make copies of it to give to my family and everyone I know.

If that movie is "food for thought" then I'll be full for the next year!