Warning! If you believe that the Constitution of the United States is the supreme law of the land, the U.S. Department of Justice — every single member of which, upon taking office, swore an oath to God to “uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, both foreign and domestic” — considers you as dangerous as al-Qaeda and the Aryan Brotherhood! You might also be a terrorist if you consider yourself a Zionist or refer to the Messiah as Yeshua!

Department of Justice Lists “Constitutionalist,” “Zionist,” and “Yeshua” as Watch Words in Law Enforcement Guide to Extremism and Terrorism

Info Wars | 30 August 2010 08:17 | Source

8.30.10 - Public Intelligence | A Department of Justice guide for investigators of criminal and extremist groups lists “constitutionalists” alongside organizations like al-Qaeda and the Aryan Brotherhood.

A recent Department of Justice guide for investigators of criminal and extremist groups lists “constitutionalists” and “survivalists” alongside organizations like Al-Qaeda and the Aryan Brotherhood.  The 120-page, “Law Enforcement Sensitive” guide to “Investigating Terrorism and Criminal Extremism – Terms and Concepts” describes itself as “a glossary designed primarily as a tool for criminal justice professionals to enhance their understanding of words relating to extremist terminology, phrases, activities, symbols, organizations, and selected names that they may encounter while conducting criminal investigations or prosecutions of members of extremist organizations.”

Constitutionalist, defined by Random House’s 2010 Dictionary as an “adherent or advocate of constitutionalism or of an existing constitution”, is described in the report as a “generic term for members of the ‘patriot’ movement”.  Survivalists are described in the document as fearing a “coming collapse of civilization” and are trying to prepare themselves for this collapse.  Such individuals are said to have “typically stockpiled food, water, and weapons, especially the latter, and instructed themselves on topics ranging from first aid to childbirth to edible plants”.

The guide defines the term “New World Order” as being “used by conspiracy theorists to refer to a global conspiracy designed to implement worldwide socialism”.  The Bilderberg Group, Trilateral Commission, and Council on Foreign Relations are described as organizations “targeted by right-wing extremists for conspiring to dominate the world”.  The guide also defines “One World Government” as the “concept that there will ultimately be a single governing body that will control the world”, adding that “some right-wing extremists fear this occurring, believing that white people will be in the minority, with Jewish people ultimately controlling the world”.

While the document’s introduction does state that “the fact that an entry appears in this publication does not imply a connection to illegal activity”, it goes on to say that the guide consists of “terms that may be germane to members of an extremist movement” or are “singularly employed by specific extremist groups”.  The obvious result of the inclusion of terms such as “Bilderberg Group” and “Trilateral Commission” in a report titled “Investigating Terrorism and Criminal Extremism” is that law enforcement officials unaware of these groups will tend to associate legitimate discussion as “extremist” speech.  This diminishes the credibility of any person attempting to rationally discuss such groups and fosters a perception that any discussion of such groups could be associated with a supposedly “extremist” ideology.

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From the Introduction to Investigating Terrorism and Criminal Extremism: Terms and Concepts:

Investigating Terrorism and Criminal Extremism—Terms and Concepts is a glossary designed primarily as a tool for criminal justice professionals to enhance their understanding of words relating to extremist terminology, phrases, activities, symbols, organizations, and selected names that they may encounter while conducting criminal investigations or prosecutions of members of extremist organizations. Included are terms that may be germane to members of an extremist movement. Also defined are words that are singularly employed by specific extremist groups.

Also note the following two entries from page 93. How interesting that these terms should be included in a government-published glossary of terms to be used when investigating terrorism and criminal extremism:

Yahweh/Yeshua: Names referring to God and Jesus, respectively, often used by Christian Identity followers.

Zionist: Generally speaking, a term used to refer to the Jewish movement earlier this century to establish a Jewish homeland in Palestine or to refer to pro-Israeli groups or organizations today (i.e., Zionist Organization of America). The term is used by many white supremacists to refer to all or any Jews, often in reference to “Jewish conspiracies.”

One might be lead to believe that the Department of Justice is encouraging law enforcement professional to view us as “Terrorists” or “Criminal Extremists” because as believers in Israel’s Messiah we believe in Israel’s right to exist as a sovereign nation, which makes us Zionists, and because we choose to refer to the Creator and His Messiah by their true Biblical names rather than by the corrupt transliterations “Jehovah” and “Jesus” that are used in most English Bibles.