(Tony Sifert, Headline USA) The Department of Homeland Security has recently released a National Terrorism Advisory System Bulletin redefining as terrorists American citizens who disagree with the Left about any number of its pet causes.
BREAKING: The Department of Homeland Security Just Smeared Americans Who Question Government on COVID, Elections as a ‘Terrorism Threat’ https://t.co/tEd5htb9jt via @HannahDCox
— Brad Polumbo ??⚽️ ?️? (@brad_polumbo) February 8, 2022
The advisory — which must be read in full to be believed — is clearly designed to intimidate ordinary Americans who question or criticize official dogma on COVID-19, public education, illegal immigration, and Big Tech public-private surveillance, among other issues.
The bulletin focuses in particular on what DHS clumsily dubs “mis- dis- and mal-information” or “MDM” and effectively discards the First Amendment of the United States Constitution for the purposes of Deep State intrigue.
“The United States remains in a heightened threat environment fueled by . . . an online environment filled with false or misleading narratives and conspiracy theories,” the bulletin breathlessly warned.
“These threat actors seek to exacerbate societal friction to sow discord and undermine public trust in government institutions to encourage unrest, which could potentially inspire acts of violence,” the advisory continued.
Strangely absent from the “key factors” that have contributed to domestic unrest is any of the nefarious, underhanded work recently performed by the Administrative State, from the Russiagate Hoax to the FBI‘s involvement in entrapping, prosecuting, and imprisoning American citizens.
In a section entitled, “How We Are Responding,” the DHS informs Americans that they will now be surveilled by “the broadest audience possible” in the public and private sectors, and across all local and federal governing entities.
Furthermore, the DHS’s Office of Intelligence and Analysis has “established a new, dedicated domestic terrorism branch to produce the sound, timely intelligence needed to counter related threats.”
Though this office has “expanded [the federal government’s] evaluation of online activity as part of its efforts to assess and prevent acts of violence,” we are assured it does so “while ensuring the protection of privacy, civil rights, and civil liberties.”
