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A concerted effort was made to set-up the entire patriot/constitutionalist/militia movement into formally making terroristic threats which would have (and still holds some) potential to trigger the justification of declaring martial law and the round-up of all patriots as terrorists.
The Scheme:
Robert Schulz , through his We The People Foundation, whether voluntarily or under duress, organized a Continental Congress 2009 consisting of 105 duly elected citizen delegates representing 48 of the several states. The Congress was held in St. Charles, IL from Nov. 11-22.
Inspired by this news, fear and loathing run thick in the blogosphere today: Could this be the violent offshoot of angry white guyism, of Tea Parties and Oath Keepers, we always suspected lurking around the corner? With its amalgam of threats, Biblical hyperbole, and secretive initiations of Project Mayhem-like "posses" around the nation, could these be the slimy, ochre monsters that mobilize the country's patriot-subversives and drag us down the slippery slope to libertarian perdition?
Sorry to disappoint. What the AP didn't tell you is: The Guardians of the Free Republics are just a Web cover for a single unhinged Silicon Valley dude who isn't even American-born. It's amazing what a simple "Whois" Internet domain search will turn up. A full report and video follow the jump.
Turns out goftr.com and guardiansofthefreerepublics.com are registered to one Clive Boustred of Soquel, California—a British-educated former South African soldier with an apparent knack for "anti-terrorist warfare," computer consulting, and conspiracy theorizing. The sites—and the "group"—appear not to have existed before he registered them, about two months ago.
Even as conspiracy mavens go, Boustred is a fascinating study. He's prominent on YouTube as a decrier of Jesuit, Masonic, Rothschild, and Fed conspiracies. As with many such folks, his anti-courts, anti-government anger appears to have originated with a personal legal beef—a weird story involving an ex-wife, infidelity, a restraining order, an "assassination attempt," and chocolate-chip cookies. He appears to have Astroturfed a number of other "companies" and organizations—Liberty for Life, Copper Cards, Strategize.com, and InfoTelesys.com. The latter apparently spurred his interest in government evil—according to an admiring account by the conspiracy site Freedom's Phoenix:
Registrant:
InfoTelesys, Inc.
210 Sun Crest Dr.
Soquel, CA 95073
US
Registrar: DOTSTER
Domain Name: GOTFR.COM
Created on: 07-FEB-10
Expires on: 07-FEB-11
Last Updated on: 07-FEB-10
Administrative Contact:
Boustred, Clive
InfoTelesys, Inc.
210 Sun Crest Dr.
Soquel, CA 95073
US
(831) 476-4300
(831) 462-9370
Technical Contact:
Boustred, Clive
InfoTelesys, Inc.
210 Sun Crest Dr.
Soquel, CA 95073
US
(831) 476-4300
(831) 479-1732
Domain servers in listed order:
NS685.HOSTGATOR.COM
NS686.HOSTGATOR.COM
People like FOX News and CNN will play the Guardians of the Free Republic and Restore America Plan story all weekend long – it's good for ratings. But one magazine, Mother Jones, dug up the real story.
It turns out goftr.com and GuardiansOfTheFreeRepublics.com are registered to one Clive Boustred of Soquel, California—a British-educated former South African soldier with an apparent knack for "anti-terrorist warfare," computer consulting, and conspiracy theorizing. The sites—and the "group"—appear not to have existed before he registered them, about two months ago.
Well done, Adam Weinstein, copy editor for Mother Jones magazine. You called this guy on his crap. Let's hope that the "Restore America Plan" and the so-called Guardians of the Free Republic will get called out by the mainstream media as a fake, Astroturf'd hate campaign.
So sorry, everyone. The Restore America Plan is bunk. The Guardians of the Free Republics is just one foreigner with a screw loose.
Originally posted by Ionized
reply to post by Libertygal
If I wanted to build a website for a movement like this, I know I would want to hire someone who shared similar viewpoints as the movement for which the site was being built.
Originally posted by Libertygal
Just sayin is all... really.
Originally posted by endisnighe
reply to post by Libertygal
Wow, lots of code words I never noticed before in your comments.
Like "unveiled truth" where did you get that?
Thanks for your comments and info, it does help in the "whole scheme" of things I guess.
I am here to find the truth, now that you have commented three times on this, I think we have all the info on the creation of the site. I guess it should have been put up sooner? Should they have had a huge media campaign or something?
If you would have read some of the links and listened to some of the broadcasts, you would have learned why the secrecy. What has the MSM and "others' been doing since this broke?
Like I said, thanks for the info and "everyone" should come to their own conclusions, exempt of innuendo and media manipulation.
Riiiight..
The Restore America Plan is not a patriot scheme. IT WAS PROPOSED TO US BY THE MILITARY MORE THAN A YEAR AGO. Having developed the necessary tools, we are now ready to execute the plan beginning Sunday night!