Mark Tapscott
reports that a FOIA request by the Americans for Limited
Government has exposed the DHS's sources for their infamous April
report warning of a rise in right-wing extremism. And the truth
doesn't flatter Ms. Napolitano and her crew:
Instead of intelligence reports, DHS used unverified
allegations and speculations it found on the internet.
DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano's researchers liked one
particularly apocalyptic web site so much that they cited it 11
times in their report. This site - called "What It Means" -
often warns that the world is about to end, as with this recent
headline: "Deaith Star Pandemic of 2009-2012: End of Age
Begins."
Sleep tight tonight, folks, because your government knows what
it all means.
I wonder if the good folks at What It Means knew that they were
the Obama DHS's go-to source.
I see from CBS Evening news last night that they are rolling out
the militia threat again.
Bob | 8.13.09 @ 2:12PM
Yes and their source if that paragon of objectivity and accuracy
Morris Dees and the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Anytime they want to beat the drum of rightwing extremist groups
the SPLC can be counted on to give credence to an alarming
increase in activity regardless of the facts.
Tim| 8.13.09 @ 2:47PM
The fact is, they'd like nothing better than video of a bunch of
pot bellied middle aged guys in camoflage suits yelling at a town
hall.
Tim| 8.13.09 @ 1:19PM
I see from CBS Evening news last night that they are rolling out the militia threat again.
Bob | 8.13.09 @ 2:12PM
Yes and their source if that paragon of objectivity and accuracy Morris Dees and the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Anytime they want to beat the drum of rightwing extremist groups the SPLC can be counted on to give credence to an alarming increase in activity regardless of the facts.
Tim| 8.13.09 @ 2:47PM
The fact is, they'd like nothing better than video of a bunch of pot bellied middle aged guys in camoflage suits yelling at a town hall.