After Nov 5th they called us terrorists, but what about after Dec 16th...

[qwerty]

How are they going to try to defame us this time...:D

[Daveforliberty]

I vote for "Drunken Patriots!"

[Ron Paul Fan]

True Patriots and Champions of Liberty.

[Kap]

Revolutionaries?

Nah, I think they are going to continue this anti-semitic, KKK garbage. Then they might try RP's stance on legalizing drugs. Either way, the message of freedom, is going to put a foot up their asses.

[LibertyEagle]

A threat to the status quo? :)

[qwerty]

Winners? :)



:D

[jamesmadison]

Traitors.

[torchbearer]

December 16th would be a great time for Pres Bush to try out his new martial law powers. ;)

[qwerty]

True Patriots and Champions of Liberty.

Do you really think that they would give us some credit... :p

[ItsTime]

The tea party was one of the first acts of terror in the new world. Just saying...

[Corydoras]

"Mockers of Native Americans."
:mad:

[PatriotOne]

After Nov 5th they called us terrorists, but what about after Dec 16th...

If the Neo-cons have their way, we will be called "prisoners at Gitmo".

[gjdavis60]

"enemy combatants"

[jake]

"stupid-heads"

[Chester Copperpot]

Tea-baggers. hahaha

[krott5333]

im gonna tea-bag the heck out the government

[foofighter20x]

Vandalists?

[OptionsTrader]

I vote for "Drunken Patriots!"

Tearrorists

[ladyliberty]

Home-grown terrorists who are a threat to the current government establishment?

[ronpaulfollower999]

Fox News would probably call us "Far Left Liberal Terrorist."

[IHaveaDream]

If we give enough money, they're going to call us "a force to be reckoned with". :eek:

[Ron LOL]

"Longshot." ;)

Just kidding!

[ronpaulfollower999]

Tea haters

[ladyliberty]

:eek: Read the FBI definition of a homegrown terrorist!:eek:

http://www.fbi.gov/pressrel/speeches/mueller062306.htm

"These extremists are self-recruited, self-trained, and self-executing. They may not have any connection to al Qaeda or to other terrorist groups. They share ideas and information in the shadows of the Internet. They gain inspiration from radical websites that call for violence.

They raise money by committing low-level crimes that do not generate much attention. They answer not to a particular leader, but to an ideology. In short, they operate under the radar. And that makes their detection that much more difficult for all of us.

To detect homegrown terrorists, it helps to understand the radicalization process. How does an individual become a radical extremist? And how does an extremist then become a terrorist? We have found that radicalization is fluid; it does not follow a set formula or timetable.

Radicalization often starts with individuals who are frustrated with their lives or with the politics of their home governments. They may be U.S.-born, or, as we saw in London, second-generation citizens.

Some may be lonely or dissatisfied with their role in society. Others may have friends or mentors who encourage membership for social reasons.

Once a person has joined an extremist group, he or she may start to identify with an ideology—one that encourages violence against a government and its citizens. They may become increasingly isolated from their old lives, drift away from family and friends, and spend more time with other members of the extremist group.

As they become more and more involved in the group, they may decide to take action to support the cause—actions such as selecting targets, conducting surveillance, raising money, and procuring materials. As talk moves to action, an extremist can become a terrorist.

The evolution from extremism to terrorism can take place anywhere, from academic settings, mosques, prisons, and community centers to the Internet.

Schools and universities, for example, are both open as well as isolated. Many students are at an impressionable age, and are seeking ways to establish their own unique identities. "

[ronpaulfollower999]

:eek: Read the FBI definition of a homegrown terrorist!:eek:

http://www.fbi.gov/pressrel/speeches/mueller062306.htm

Feel bad for the meet up group in Boston, looks like they might be going to prison. :(;)

[ladyliberty]

Yeah we ought to do a chip-in for their bail perhaps? ;)

[ronpaulfollower999]

Yeah we ought to do a chip-in for their bail perhaps? ;)

Can you even bail a terrorist out of jail?

[ladyliberty]

First we will have to find them, and then maybe do a John-Wayne style jail break??? ;)

[10thAmendmentMan]

Things that happened on Dec. 16th that the media may stupidly claim we are commemorating:

755 - An Lushan revolted against Chancellor Yang Guozhong at Fanyang, beginning of the An Shi Rebellion during the Tang Dynasty of China.
1761 - Seven Years' War: After four-month siege, the Russians under Pyotr Rumyantsev take the Prussian fortress of Kolobrzeg.
1811 - The first two in a series of severe earthquakes occurs, in the vicinity of New Madrid, Missouri.
1838 - Battle of Blood River: Voortrekkers led by Andries Pretorius combat Zulu impis, led by Dambuza (Nzobo) and Ndlela kaSompisi in what is today KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
1922 - President of Poland Gabriel Narutowicz is assassinated by Eligiusz Niewiadomski at the Zachęta Gallery in Warsaw.
1941 - World War II: Japanese occupy Miri, Sarawak
1960 - 1960 New York air disaster: While approaching New York's Idlewild Airport, a United Airlines Douglas DC-8 collides with a TWA Lockheed Super Constellation in a blinding snowstorm over Staten Island, killing 134.
1971 - Independence Day of the State of Bahrain from British Protectorate Status
1973 - O.J. Simpson of the Buffalo Bills becomes the first NFL player to rush for 2,000 yards in a season.

Apparently, according to Wikipedia, the British ratified their original Bill of Rights on Dec. 16th. That was interesting and something that I didn't know.

[Ozwest]

December 16th would be a great time for Pres Bush to try out his new martial law powers. ;)

Holy shit mate, ya gotta gently squeeze.

[torchbearer]

Holy shit mate, ya gotta gently squeeze.

Sounds like good advice for someone who has constipation.

[davidkachel]

I'm hoping they'll call us sex-crazed aliens. Has sort of a nice ring to it.

[garrettwombat]

im a sex crazed alien...

[Man from La Mancha]

Fema camp inductees

.

[John of Des Moines]

Fema camp inductees

.

The smartest ones in the FEMA camps. :)

[ItsTime]

has anyone said Eco Terrorists? :D <------ green smiley to show I am living green and not leaving a carbon foot print...

[snowgoosebob]

They will say how much money that "hate groups" donated to the RP Campaign

[idiom]

The victims of the 16/12 Terror attacks that killed thousands, notably Presidential candiate Ron Paul. The suicide bombers, while technically Saudis, were unquestionably backed by the Iranian government.

[James R]

How are they going to try to defame us this time...:D

They'll call us "nerds" like Joel Stein did. His article will be titled "Group of confused computer nerds raise $10 million to end the dept of education for silly Ron Paul, who is little and also a nerd."

Oh well, better a nerd than a career politician!

[BeFranklin]

I vote for "Drunken Patriots!"

Wild Injuns

[ronpaulfan]

As long as they don't call us teabaggers.....

[austin356]

As long as they don't call us teabaggers.....



most will not know what that means............... but LOL LOL LOL

[Menthol Patch]

After the 16th when we raise ten million dollars in a single day we need to be ready, because the attacks will increase. We will not only be called terrorists, but we will be called every name in the book.

The powers that be HATE Ron Paul. Why? They HATE freedom. Ron Paul threatens their CONTROL over us. We need to be ready, because they are going to attack us like no one has been attacked before!

[McDermit]

As long as they don't call us teabaggers.....

If we could all teabag Giuliani, I bet very few would pass up the chance. lol.

[constitutional]

"the deck stackers"

[crhoades]

anarchists? Or autarchists (http://fair-use.org/rampart-journal/1965/12/autarchy-versus-anarchy)?

[qwerty]

As long as they don't call us teabaggers.....

:p

[Fig]

'Radicals'?

I think terrorists is a real possiblity again. I can easily imagine some idea saying "What, do they want to go steal a bunch of tea and ruin it?" or something like that.

Historical context is completely lost on the mainstream media, because they assume the average American has an attentionspan of seconds and a memory of weeks.

That will really only encourage me though. If the media is afraid of us, then we're winning.