Rich Lucibella
Staff
An intersting article appears at http://www.thenewamerican.com/tna/1999/12-06-99/vo15no24_dissent.htm regarding the FBI's Project Megiddo, the FBI’s "strategic assessment" of potential millennium-related domestic terrorism. The report which was unveiled on November 2nd at a conference of the International Association of Chiefs of Police at Charlotte, North Carolina, has been distributed to law enforcement agencies nationwide.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR> Basically the report asserts that "extremists" can be recognized, according to the SLATT grant proposal, as those who "identify with one or more of the following philosophies: anti-tax, anti-federal government, anti-state government, anti-authority, anti-world alliances, pro-racial purity, pro-white supremacy, anti-Semitic, and a fear of loss of Constitutional rights … with an equal fear of a one world order...." Under SLATT’s definitions, any American who looks upon the central government with educated mistrust, who has concerns about the protection of his individual rights, or who believes that we should dis-entangle ourselves from entangling alliances abroad espouses a "domestic terrorist philosophy" and should be monitored by the police as a potential terrorist.[/quote]
Clearly, the New American has placed it's own spin on this report. However, I'd be interested in knowing more about Project Megiddo.
Rich
[This message has been edited by Rich Lucibella (edited December 09, 1999).]
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR> Basically the report asserts that "extremists" can be recognized, according to the SLATT grant proposal, as those who "identify with one or more of the following philosophies: anti-tax, anti-federal government, anti-state government, anti-authority, anti-world alliances, pro-racial purity, pro-white supremacy, anti-Semitic, and a fear of loss of Constitutional rights … with an equal fear of a one world order...." Under SLATT’s definitions, any American who looks upon the central government with educated mistrust, who has concerns about the protection of his individual rights, or who believes that we should dis-entangle ourselves from entangling alliances abroad espouses a "domestic terrorist philosophy" and should be monitored by the police as a potential terrorist.[/quote]
Clearly, the New American has placed it's own spin on this report. However, I'd be interested in knowing more about Project Megiddo.
Rich
[This message has been edited by Rich Lucibella (edited December 09, 1999).]