Right-hand/Left-Hand Extremism

What to do about right-wing extremism?

Fox anchor rants about fascism during

tea party coverage By David Edwards

Fox Business Network anchor Cody

Willard didnt appear to be very fair and

balanced as he let out his opinion of

Democrats economic policy during a

tea party protest in Boston. When are

we going to wake up and start fighting

the fascism that seems to be

permeating the country? asked an

excited Willard. The fascism — the

definition of it is big business and

government getting in bed together.

That is what these people are fighting.

We have about 700 people here. They

are starting to rally, he said.

This video is from Fox News Happening

Now, broadcast Apr. 15, 2009.

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The Missouri Information Analysis Center, or MIAC is a "fusion center," combining resources from the federal Department of Homeland Security and other agencies, in particular local agencies. It collects intelligence from both the local agencies and the Department of Homeland Security and uses these combined sources to analyze threats and better combat terrorism and other criminal activity. The center opened in 2005 and is located in Jefferson City, Missouri [1].. "The Modern Militia Movement" Report

The MIAC was relatively unknown until March 13, 2009, when a leaked report entitled "The Modern Militia Movement," supposedly originating from MIAC, appeared on Wikileaks, and subsequently on Infowars. The report detailed trends in militia and terrorist activity in Missouri and described common symbols and media associated with militia members and domestic terrorists, in order to help police identify them. The report as leaked included suggestions that political bumper stickers such as those for U.S. Rep. Ron Paul could be used to identify militia members and terrorists[2]. The authenticity of the report was apparently confirmed by Lt. John Hotz, the Assistant Director of the Public Information and Education Division of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, who claims that the report is derived purely from publicly available trend data on militias[1].

As of MARCH 27, 2009 the entire report was scrapped and letters of apology were sent to Ron Paul, Bob Barr and Chuck Baldwin.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missouri_Information_Analysis_Center

This Strategic Report lists those who support Ron Paul as terrorists....Really!! It does!!

http://www.scribd.com/doc/13290698/The-Modern-Militia-MovementMissouri-MAIC-Strategic-Report-20Feb09-