Revolution. How one defines the term may differ greatly depending on their beliefs on the role of Government. One common thread in this century, is that the term is commonly used to invoke feelings of the Revolutionary war.

One reason I found the practices of the Missouri Information Analysis Center so appalling is that it is only one of many sources attempting to link patriotic dissent to violence.

I urge you to take a look at “Republic” magazine #15. It details greatly the government and media instances comparing constitutionalists and the Founding Fathers to rebellious violent extremists.

Is this just another case of one man’s perceived terrorist being another’s perceived freedom fighter? Or perhaps there are other factors to determine when rebellion is righteous?

To read this entire article/testimony, please visit:

http://nerfmild.blogspot.com/2009/09/how-to-prevent-terrorism-and-extremism.html

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