FEMA Training document states U.S. founded on Terrorism

Author: Brian D. Hill

How is declaring Independence from an oppressive empire an act of Terrorism??????

According to my research, again using Google Search for .gov data files, I decided to find out what training and (un)educational materials were used to get FEMA Commanders to teach groups of police and fire fighters that the founding fathers were terrorists that has used acts of violence against British officials and signed death warrants, to divide and conquer, and that they like to use acts of violence. What FEMA doesn’t tell you is that they are not suppose to be teaching what propaganda they call history but are only to be a national emergency preparedness agency and that is it. To be teaching the wrong side of history means that FEMA is openly attacking the foundations of this country. FEMA has further showed that it is becoming a agency that no longer acts within the color of law or under the mandates of the U.S. Constitution and is actively wishing to overthrow the Constitutional republic by bringing out propaganda to local and state law enforcement across this country.

The document is at the link below this text proving this training manual comes from FEMA.gov:

http://training.fema.gov/EMIWeb/edu/docs%5Ctem%5CSession2.doc

Also Archived at USWGO, We Are Change, Scribd, and FederalJack in case FEMA decides to take down the document or lock it with a password protection.

This is some of the content from these documents that states that the U.S. was founded on terrorism:

Readings for instructors:

Ted Robert Gurr, “The History of Protest, Rebellion, and Reform in America: An Overview,” in Violence in America: Protest, Rebellion, Reform, Volume 2, edited by Ted Robert Gurr (Newbury Park, CA: SAGE Publications, 1989), pp. 11-22.

Richard Maxwell Brown, “Historical Patterns of Violence,” in Violence in America: Protest, Rebellion, Reform, Volume 2, edited by Ted Robert Gurr (Newbury Park, CA: SAGE Publications, 1989), pp. 23-61.

Background readings for instructors (optional):

Ted Robert Gurr, ed., Violence in America: Protest, Rebellion, Reform, Volume 2 (Newbury Park, CA: SAGE Publications, 1989). (Rest of book)

William L. Waugh, Jr., “Informing Policy and Administration: A Comparative Perspective on Terrorism,” International Journal of Public Administration 12 (1989): 477-99.
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Remarks

This session is designed to provide a broad perspective on terrorist violence in the United States by outlining the patterns of political violence in American history and illustrating how terrorism relates to other forms of violence. U.S. history has had long periods of severe violence; and terroristic violence has been used by government agents, vigilante groups, revolutionary groups, international terrorists, and groups with more limited political objectives, as well as by criminals and other nonpolitical actors. The discussion should serve to demonstrate the idea that “one man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter” and that Americans have used violence against one another throughout history.

Students may be reluctant to consider the “Sons of Liberty” and other patriotic groups to be terrorists, although their violence was intended to frighten or terrorize enemies. Physical violence was commonly used and some groups used torture and lynchings to intimidate and punish Loyalists. In order for students to understand why some people and groups choose terrorism to achieve their political objectives, they need to understand how those people rationalize the choice. The discussion of anti-terrorism measures in later sessions will include techniques to make it more difficult for people to justify the use of terrorism, such as providing alternative avenues for the expression of dissent and appropriate attention to legitimate grievances.

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Objective 2.1
Discuss the history of terrorist violence in the U.S. in general terms

Political violence has occurred throughout American history, from the pre-colonial settlement of North America by European colonists to the present time.

Violence has been a common phenonemon in the history of most nations, although some have been more violent than others.

Nations founded on revolution or through colonialization have often experienced long periods of sustained political violence.

So there you have it, if you don’t believe me read this training manual for FEMA instructors yourself and it states that ““one man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter” and that Americans have used violence against one another throughout history” which means that they are practically training FEMA instructors that anyone that has fought for freedom and liberty during the foundations of this country are no better then terrorists that used acts of violence against the British Government.

What the FEMA Instructors do not know was that the British Government openly opposed the United States becoming a Independent and free nation. That Britain was the country that threatened acts of violence and war against the thirteen colonies, used traitors like Benedict Arnold, and that people just wanted to break away from the oppressive Government. FEMA is openly demonizing Liberty, freedom, our nations founding fathers, and the very foundations of America.

The FEMA training document even suggests that the Boston Tea Party were terrorists by the sons of Liberty. Quoted from the same document linked above:

The celebrated “Boston Tea Party” was one of the acts of terrorism perpetrated by the “Sons of Liberty.” The more famous members of the group included James Madison, Samuel Adams, and Benjamin Franklin.

FEMA has gone beyond just being a agency to help people in times of emergencies and has literally gone on power trips to look for a grand opertunity to overthrow legitimate Government for their own regime to become our new Government.

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