Neda is shot dead by Basij gunman

“At 19:05 June 20th Place: Karekar Ave., at the corner crossing Khosravi St. and Salehi st. A young woman who was standing aside with her father watching the protests was shot by a basij member hiding on the rooftop of a civilian house. He had clear shot at the girl and could not miss her. However, he aimed straight her heart.

Max Blumenthal has his video BANNED by YouTube for inappropriate content..

Feeling The Hate In Jerusalem — The Censored Video from Max Blumenthal on Vimeo.

you decide.

NEW LINK

I HOPE you fucking dupes who voted for CHANGE can see the PROGRESS being made here…

and yeah..I TOLD YOU SO!

before you knead your little fists in hopes of the end of American Hegemony.

Under the SCO..how would life feel in post-superpower America?

jus’ sayin.

…DISSENT = TERROR…

Anti-terrorism training materials currently being used by the Department of Defense (DoD) teach its personnel that free expression in the form of public protests should be regarded as “low level terrorism.” ACLU attorneys are calling the approach “an egregious insult to constitutional values” and have sent a letter to the Department of Defense demanding that the offending materials be changed and that the DoD send corrective information to all DoD employees who received the erroneous training.

“DoD employees cannot fully protect our nation and its values unless they understand that a core American value is the constitutional right to criticize our government through protest activities,” said ACLU of Northern California attorney Ann Brick. “It is fundamentally wrong to equate activism with terrorism.”

Among the multiple-choice questions included in its Level 1 Antiterrorism Awareness training course, the DoD asks the following: “Which of the following is an example of low-level terrorist activity?” To answer correctly, the examinee must select “protests.”

The ACLU sent a letter today to Gail McGinn, Acting Under-Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness, asking that the materials be corrected immediately. The ACLU points out that the misinterpretation of First Amendment freedoms is particularly disturbing when viewed in the context of a larger, long-term pattern of domestic security initiatives by the government that have attempted to treat lawful dissent as terrorism. Examples of this shameful pattern can be seen in the Pentagon’s monitoring of at least 186 anti-military protests, the FBI’s surveillance of potential protesters at the Republican National Convention, the Fresno County Sheriff Anti-Terrorism Unit’s infiltration and surveillance of Peace Fresno, a community peace and social justice organization and the covert surveillance by the Maryland State Police of local peace and anti-death penalty groups.

“Teaching employees that dissent on issues of public concern is something to be feared, rather than respected, is a dangerously counterproductive use of scarce security resources, making us less safe and less democratic,” said Michael German, ACLU National Security Policy Counsel and former FBI Special Agent, who co-signed the letter with Brick.

The Level 1 Antiterrorism Awareness training course is an annual training requirement for all DoD personnel that is fulfilled through web-based instruction.

Read the ACLU’s letter to the DoD

gotcha!

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this is rich!

NYC synagogues need taxpayer money to beef up security in light of the NOW DEBUNKED “terrortainment”
threats against them!

OK..but first we are going to data-mine your congregation..like we do at mosques..

and…

if so much as ONE member is found to be “intolerant” of Palestinians..

not only will you NOT get security money..
YOU WILL HAVE YOUR ENTIRE COMMUNITY labeled “TERRORIST SUPPORTERS”

with all the accompanying pomp and circumstance.

deal?