Wings Under America
By Eastan McNeal on April 16, 2009 at 12:25 PM in Current Affairs
Homeland Security Released Warning This Year About Left Wing Extremists. WH Said Nothing.
 “I wish we’d set more bombs. I don’t think we did enough.” |
In this book there is detailed advice concerning electronics, sabotage, and surveillance, with data on everything from bugs to scramblers.
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There is a comprehensive chapter on natural, non-lethal, and lethal weapons, running the gamut from cattle prods to submachine guns to bows and arrows. The section on explosives and booby traps ranges from TNT to whistle traps.
“This book is for anarchists,” says author William Powell, “those who feel able to discipline themselves on all the subjects (from drugs to weapons, to explosives) that are currently illegal and suppressed in this country.”
“This book… is not written for the members of fringe political groups, such as The Weathermen, or The Minutemen. Those radical groups don’t need this book. They already know everything that ‘s in here.
The book is called “The Anarchist’s Cookbook.” It, and its revisions, are listed in a recent Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Advisory “Leftwing Extremists Likely to Increase Use of Cyber Attacks over the Coming Decade”
The Anarchist Cookbook, continually updated and revised in online versions and accessible on numerous anarchist, animal rights, and environmental websites, contains several chapters focusing on hacking techniques and tutorials.
Many of you are aware of the recent advisory the DHS gave warning all America about the Right Wing Extremists threat. What you might not have known is that preceding that report the DHS issued a similar warning about Left Wing Extremists threats.
Some of you may not see any justification in the MSM making a big deal out of the DHS report on rightwing (Lwing) extremists, while they report not one word of the DHS report on leftwing (Lwing) extremists? It (their coverage) probably started with the WH passing out the Rwing report, and conveniently not mentioning that there was an earlier report that gave similar soft warning about the Lwing. So, don’t blame Jack Trapper and the cub puppy dog reporters that missed this.
The image at the top of this post, by the way, is the logo for the Weathermen. The quote is from the guy who introduced Obama into politics by hosting his first political fundraiser in Chicago. When the author of The Anarchist’s Cookbook said: “Turn on, Burn down, Blow up are revolutionary slogans of the day” he was talking about Obama mentor, Bill Ayers’ inspiration in the “revolution,” as a leader of the Weathermen.
I know that no matter how hard you tried to think out of the bomb factory box you would probably never suspect that the WH kept the Lwing report under the fertilizer bag behind the modem rack on purpose. You would probably think that the great Ori wanted transparency. Yes. He wanted the report to come out that declared his iBots a modern cyber-threat and the only way he could get investigative writers to help him slip that information past his Priors was to make it look like the Rwing report was released just to cast a shadow of danger over the moderates and conservatives. This would enrage the non-believers so much that somebody would have to write this column, just to let off steam. Thank you, oh great one, for having such wickedly impish vision.
This report, “Leftwing Extremists Likely to Increase Use of Cyber Attacks over the Coming Decade” was prepared by the DHS on Jan 26, 2009 and delivered to the WH on Feb 7. It is possible that, between the Wednesday Night beer bashes and the massive mental drain needed orchestrate flying a pizza cook from St. Louis to DC for a Friday Night pizza party, there was no time left for reading all those reports addressed from the Office of Intelligence and Analysis.
The Wings Under America are not branches of the right or left. It is you. Hold this country together and hold it high with your thirst for knowledge, truth and ..
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