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Long-Awaited Fox News Article Goes to Press
by BMCWrites | March 23, 2009 at 10:15 am
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Five days ago, a Missouri law enforcement agency's confidential report about the so-called "Modern Militia Movement" inspired me to publish a post, Yikes, I Might Be Part of the Militia Movement! (Third Update). Soon after, that post caught the eye of Joshua Rhett Miller, a news editor at FoxNews.com. He interviewed me over the phone Thursday, and his article finally appeared on the FoxNews.com web site today.
Under the headline, 'Fusion Centers Expand Criteria Identify Militia Members, Miller's 1,100-word article includes interviews with several sources, including former Libertarian Party presidential candidate Bob Barr and representatives of the Constitution Party and the ACLU. Miller mentioned me in the two paragraphs below:
Under the headline, 'Fusion Centers Expand Criteria Identify Militia Members, Miller's 1,100-word article includes interviews with several sources, including former Libertarian Party presidential candidate Bob Barr and representatives of the Constitution Party and the ACLU. Miller mentioned me in the two paragraphs below:
Bob McCarty, a St. Louis resident who blogged about the MIAC report, said he's afraid he may be targeted, since he's previously sold Ron Paul-related merchandise.
"[The report] described me, so maybe I need to get a gun and build a shack out in the woods," McCarty said facetiously. "It's certainly an attempt to stifle political thought, especially in Missouri. It definitely makes me pause, if nothing else … Maybe Missouri is just a test bed for squelching political thought."
To read the complete article, click here.
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at 13:59 on March 23rd, 2009
By coincidence, I was just watching Glenn Beck talk about this as I channel surfed and caught it.
Yes, I am confused to, Esta.
Beck is onto something here. The police in Missouri are going to go after people with Ron Paul bumper stickers because they may be members of militias and no one in a militia has done anything like killing a cop since the home-grown terror in Oklahoma City?
Beck is not infallible, but he isn't always wrong, either.