Constitutionalists Now Deemed Extremists

Constitutionalists Now Deemed Extremists by the ADL.

www.adl.org...

I believe everyone should read this article. The ADL is trying to connect anyone who believes in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights with Terry Nichols and Timothy McVeigh. I guess because I believe in our Constitution and the Bill of Rights and the defense there of from all enemies foreign and domestic; that groups me with this movement?

I would like someone from this organization to explain to me how this is so!

Respectfully

MolecularPHD

The ADL, much like the SPLC has zero credibility in terms of designating extremists.

Coincidentally, they are both very pro israel, and anyone that doesnt fall in line with their beliefs is deemed an "extremist".

Wow they said it on their website.

If you file documents in court to defend yourself, they are "fictitious" documents. Frauds.

And this makes you a "Paper terrorist".

The only allowed documents are slave documents. You know the documents that a slave signs and carries.

You are not allowed to file your own paperwork. Obviously.

According to these lunatics.

? So when did all constitutionalists become part of the group "Sovereign Citizen Movement"?!?!? Two VERY different things.

all those tactics in the sub header can get attributed to the sovereign Citizen Movement, not Constitutionalists.




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reply to post by drsmooth23


If you read the article on the ADL website it made the clear connection of the Constitution to this sovereign Citizen's Movement. If you do your homework on this movement you will find that they are simply applying the rights given to us all by the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

I would say whatever tag they place on these individuals; in my book they are Constitutionalists first and foremost.

Respectfully

MolecularPHD

reply to post by MolecularPhD


Bull.

If you read the article, you would see that the two are not synonyms, and that the "Sovereign Citizens Movement" is not constitutionalist, but rather anti-government and separatist.

Contrary to every conservative's fondest dreams, the constitution is not an anti-government document. it's actually sort of the exact damn opposite

reply to post by TheWalkingFox


That is your opinion, thanks for your comment. I will stick to mine. I have read the court cases cited by the group in question. Have you?

yep.... CNN out there calling them "extremists" geeee..... brainwashing

www.cnn.com...

Extremist group demands governors resign, FBI says
By the CNN Wires Staff
April 2, 2010 4:16 p.m. EDT

Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons, at a Tea Party rally last weekend in Searchlight, was among the governors receiving the letters.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
NEW: Nevada, Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia and Texas among state receiving letters
Domestic extremist group demands 30-plus governors resign in letters, authorities say
Letters reportedly tell governors to vacate posts within three days
Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons' office increases security measures at Capitol after receiving letters
Washington (CNN) -- A domestic extremist group has sent letters to more than 30 U.S. governors demanding they resign, the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI said in an intelligence note.
The note, dated Monday, said the letters told the governors to vacate their posts within three days.
The FBI and DHS said there do not appear to be credible or immediate threats of violence attached to the letters.
The group behind the letters has a "Restore America Plan" that calls for the removal of any governor who fails to comply, the intelligence note said.

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