"Sovereigns" are terrorists! Law enforcement beware!

[youngbuck]

Look at this trash from the SPLC:

http://www.pixiq.com/article/people-who-videotape-cops-may-be-domestic-terrorists (http://www.pixiq.com/article/people-who-videotape-cops-may-be-domestic-terrorists)

YouTube - Sovereign Citizens and Law Enforcement (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_y-gLm9Hrw&feature=player_embedded#)!

[Anti Federalist]

MIAC v. 2.0?

Fuck SPLC and the horse they rode in on.

[jkr]

really

who do these "people" think they are?

[amy31416]

Aside from the Kane's, were any of the examples even part of a sovereign citizen movement? Koresh or McVeigh? If so, that's news to me.

[moostraks]

Wonder what the statistics are for how many citizens have been killed by trigger happy officers with a mandate to subdue and control the public at all costs in that same time frame??? What those two guys did was repugnant but this will only induce more officers to become overtly aggressive towards anyone who does not tow the line of bowing to the all mighty government as divine authority.

[pacelli]

People who live in glasshouses shouldn't throw stones... let alone boulders.

[Bern]

Sounds like conspiracy theory bullshit (http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=269511) to me.

[osan]

MIAC v. 2.0?

Fuck SPLC and the horse dildo they rode in on.

There, fixed it for you.

Damn kids can't even spell these days.

Sheesh.

[Travlyr]

Some sovereigns are terrorists. It's the "laws do not apply to me" diplomatic immunity crowd who are the terrorists, not the people this video points to.

Imagine for a moment what it must be like for someone like David Rockefeller and his family. No scanners, no groping, no stopping at DUI check-points, no worry about being subpoenaed, no issue with wondering how you'll be able to afford something to eat, no worry about traveling internationally, literally dozens of homes around the world with maids, groundskeepers, chefs, full staff, no worry about health care, no worry about SWAT teams kicking in the door, or local law enforcement taking a stand. Yes, counterfeiting pays big bucks, and it buys true sovereignty.

[NYgs23]

I guess according the SPLC, there has never been an actual secret conspiracy in history: "Caesar isn't going to be stabbed to death on the steps of the Roman Senate by a group of conspirators. What are you, some kind of tinfoil-hat wearing nutjob or something?"

[mrsat_98]

Law Enforcements version of the events is heavily disputed in the Kane incident.

http://justiceforjerryandjoekane.com/Home.php

[pacelli]

By the way, the SPLC is promoting a nonexistent fairytale. There is no such thing as a "sovereign citizen". The phrase is a legal oxymoron.