White supremacist and nazi groups should be on watch

[KingFlorez]

I say this because they are the only people domestically I've known to praise 9/11. I seriously think they would collaborate with terrorists from overseas to attack America. They believe America should be punished for multiculturalism.

[JeffR]

1. You're right

But the NSA probably isn't bothering with such groups because they're too busy snooping on Quakers, Democratic activists and Cat Stevens fans.

[arcane1]

3. the NSA IS such a group!

[JeffR]

4. Ouch!

Good one!
:rofl:

[submerged99]

2. Just good ol boys having fun, blowing things up and shooting people

I think that's how law enforcement tends to look at them. Boys being boys.

[HysteryDiagnosis]

5. If they are willing to do this.... they are willing to take it to

completion, meaning they are willing to do a 911 type deed, pure and simple.


http://www.thememoryhole.org/terror/tyler-terror.htm

CBS 11 Investigates Poison Gas Plot

Nov 26, 2003, 3:30 pm US/Central
CBS 11, Dallas/Fort Worth
By Robert Riggs
With Investigative Producer Todd Bensman

Federal authorities this year mounted one of the most extensive investigations of domestic terrorism since the Oklahoma City bombing, CBS 11 has learned.

Three people linked to white supremacist and anti-government groups are in custody. At least one weapon of mass destruction - a sodium cyanide bomb capable of delivering a deadly gas cloud - has been seized in the Tyler area.

Investigators have seized at least 100 other bombs, bomb components, machine guns, 500,000 rounds of ammunition and chemical agents. But the government also found some chilling personal documents indicating that unknown co-conspirators may still be free to carry out what appeared to be an advanced plot. And, authorities familiar with the case say more potentially deadly cyanide bombs may be in circulation.

Since arresting the three people in May, federal agents have served hundreds of subpoenas across the country in a domestic terror investigation that made it onto President Bush’s daily intelligence briefings and set off national security alarms among the country’s most senior counter-terror officials.

William J. Krar, originally from New Hampshire, last week pleaded guilty in Tyler federal court to possession of a chemical weapon near the East Texas town of Noonday. He faces up to ten years in prison. His common-law wife, Judith Bruey, pleaded guilty to lesser weapons charges and faces up to five years in prison.

[Just Me]

6. Fweepers don't realize they are supporting those who'd take them down.

:rofl:

[pretzel4gore]

7. anyone who doesn't 'kowtow' to bushviks

could be a danger to bush....read any history and it always happens, the freepers get it first cuz they possess not only the means but the will to use violence, and fascists only feel safe if they see 'kowtowing' everywhere, ergo, the a team is sikked on the b, c, d etc team (and a new a team will be soon ready to finish off the old a team! lol)

[kiki]

8. Don't forget Fred Phelps. n/t