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From: fbi-public-enemy@nytimes.com
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If you fly the Gadsden flag, you just might be a “Militia
Violent Extremist.”
If you fly the Betsy Ross flag or use “Revolutionary War
imagery,” you just might be an MVE.
And if you talk about the Second Amendment a lot, and worry
about government raids that send American citizens to the
boneyard, well, you just might be an MVE.
Those ideas are found in the FBI’s unclassified but exclusively
internal “Domestic Terrorism Symbols Guide.”
The leaked document shows just how far the agency, under the
guidance of FBI Director Christopher Wray and Attorney General
Merrick Garland, is pushing the falsehood that American
patriots, whom they call “white supremacists,” “domestic violent
extremists,” and now “militia violent extremists (MVEs)” are the
main threat facing the country.
Second Amendment a Clue
Leaked to Project Veritas, the internal FBI document explains
that the symbols, imagery, and language of MVEs involve several
common themes “found on propaganda, online platforms, memes,
merchandise, group logos, flags, tattoos, uniforms, etc.”
According to The Epoch Times:
Widespread use of symbols and quotes from American history,
especially the Revolutionary War, exists within MVE networks….
Historic and contemporary military themes are common for MVE
symbols….
The use or sharing of these symbols alone should not
independently be considered evidence of MVE presence or
affiliation, or serve as an indicator of illegal activity, as
many individuals use these symbols for their original historic
meaning or other non-violent purposes.
Despite the disclaimer above that not everyone who flies a Betsy
Ross flag is an MVE, the message is clear. Traditional patriotic
and other symbols, particularly those that call to mind the War
for Independence, could mean trouble.
Among the modern symbols so-called MVEs use are those of the
Boogaloo movement, anarcho-capitalism, the Punisher skull, and
the Second Amendment.
Of the right outlined in the Constitution that the Framers
thought so important they placed it second only to the rights of
free speech and to practice one’s religion, the FBI concluded
this: “MVEs justify their existence with the Second Amendment,
due to the mention of a ‘well regulated Militia,’ as well as the
right to bear arms.”
After symbols, the document says, agents should watch out for
famous historical quotes:
• When tyranny becomes law, rebellion becomes duty, and
variations;
• The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with
the blood of patriots and tyrants; and
• Well-regulated American militia
The document also includes a list of deceased Americans whom
“MVEs consider … to be martyrs.”
Among them are Vicki Weaver, killed by an FBI agent during the
raid on her home at Ruby Ridge, Idaho; and Ashli Babbitt, the
Trump supporter and Air Force Veteran whom Capitol Hill cop
Michael Byrd shot to death unnecessarily during the mostly
peaceful protest at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021.
The document also lists events that MVEs discuss, such as the
raid on the Branch Davidian compound in 1993.
“White Supremacy” Terror Threat
Whether the FBI has published similar internal guidance on
Antifa and Black Lives Matter, both of which rampaged through
American cities after the overdose death of George Floyd, a
martyr for anti-white leftists, we are not given to know.
We do know that the latest on “MVEs” segues naturally from
President Joe Biden’s ridiculous claim that “terrorism from
white supremacy is the most lethal threat to the homeland today
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