So, how are Homegrown Terrorists Made? They are made by growing up in the belly of the beast, living the corruption first hand and being eternally sickened by the mentality and actions of their peers and elders. Observing humanity forfiet their right to morality and make all their decisions based on fear and hate. Homegrown terrorists are made by A Country that has caused more terror, genocide and HOMEGROWN DEATH/RACISM/HOMOCIDE in the past year than the holocaust. Ever seen 'He was a Quiet Man?' or 'Fight Club?'
Revolution is needed to ensure humanity is not enslaved by the present, technologically advanced, totalitarian government. However, Revolution is considered terrorism thanks to Executive Order HR6166 and the 'John Walters Act of 2007.' This false consciousness is invoked and pushed into the minds of obidient viewers by the neo-con media.
Most forget why the constitution was even written. It was written so we could overthrow the government if they became too powerful, and they wouldn't be able to stop us because the authors assumed we the people would remain organized and vigilent for our freedoms. However, all of the entertainment and 'doggy treats' awarded for behaving well has clouded 'the peoples' vision. They are no longer peoples, they are now media controlled zombies. The zombies have forgotten why they are so priviledged in the first place, even who they are.
The media's attempt to shift the pace from overseas security to homeland security is a cheap trick that will result in many jailed and put into makeshift concentration camps (of which, hundreds do exist, currently, and are NOT a conspiracy, I have seen one myself.) Anyone who does not want to be a slave is a terrorist. But what the hell does terrorist mean? It is a very broad stereotype manufactured without a clear description, a terrorist is whoever the media says is a terrorist. First it was Bin Laden, now it is Animal Rights Activists and Activists of Any Kind, next it will be any member of the ACLU, NRA and eventually anybody who is not a Christian. The solution to this totalitarianism, and this is stated from a purely factual and objective standpoint, is a revolution, or for the desensitized, ignorant, uninformed, larger-part of America ... 'Terrorism.' The media, has failed, Ecspecially newsweek. The Militias have failed, and been dismantled by Homeland Security (The nazi-equivelent of Secret Police). Always remember, one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. "Homeland Terrorists" as they will soon be called, are fighting for YOUR Mental Freedom, for your liberation from definite slavery and deception.
"Those who ask for both Freedom and Security deserve Neither." If you do not understand what this means, today, right now, is the time to discover that meaning.
Christopher Dickey
The Making of a Homegrown Terrorist
The real threat to the West is not from foreign jihadis but from 'unremarkable' civilians within our societies, says an insightful new report from the New York Police Department.
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What happens when politics and politicians, legislation and regulations fail to address the real and continuing threat that terrorists pose to our homes, families and businesses? Do we pretend that the fundamental laws we've got in the United States, including the Constitution and Bill of Rights, need not apply? Or should we declare war half a world away, imagining that with shock and awe and open-ended military occupation we can terrorize the terrorists? No. We've been there, done that, and there's every indication the threat is not only growing but growing closer to home. Maybe as close as next door.
Fortunately, a study published Wednesday by the New York City police department's Intelligence Division, which is run by former CIA deputy director of operations David Cohen, provides a clear-eyed assessment of the risks that are real, rather than imagined, and opens the way for solutions that support the enforcement of the laws we've got in the war of ideas that is at hand. The terrorists' ideology, it warns, "is proliferating in Western democracies at a logarithmic rate." And the police can only do so much to counter this fact. Communities have to understand it as well.
"Radicalization in the West: The Homegrown Threat," which I read in draft form several weeks ago and just reread on the Web, provides the most succinct and pragmatic analysis of recent terrorist trends I have seen anywhere. Its conclusions are based on a close study of 11 cases, from London, England, to Lackawanna, New York; Sydney, Australia, to Portland, Oregon; Madrid, Spain, to Herald Square in the heart of Manhattan, with some revealing insights into the September 11, 2001, plot as well.
The authors, Mitchell D. Silber and Arvin Bhatt, work mainly out of the NYPD's intelligence headquarters in a fashionable (and officially unspecified) corner of Manhattan, but they were able to call on firsthand reporting by NYPD detectives and analysts deployed around the globe. They also had input from outside consultants, including influential French criminologist Alain Bauer.
The conclusion: in the six years since 9/11, the real threat to the West that has taken shape is not from abroad but from within, and most of the plotters are what NYPD Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly calls "unremarkable" people with unremarkable jobs and educations. "Direct command and control by al-Qaeda has been the exception, rather than the rule," the report concludes. Radicalization of young Muslims takes place not in spite of a Western environment but, in many cases, because of it. Communities that feel like Muslim ghettoes, isolated from the Western society and values around them, are especially vulnerable to extremism, says the report.
The psychological and social evolution of radical Muslim terrorists has been observed by scholars of mayhem for many years (indeed, you can see it in Kurt Kurtovic, the American-born jihadi at the center of my 1997 novel, "Innocent Blood"). And much has been written of late about the way the Internet serves as "a driver and enabler for the process of radicalization," in the words of the NYPD report. But the cops go further here. They lay out clear and observable stages in the making of a homegrown terrorist:
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