"Organize counter-protests against the tea party demonstrations, same time, same place," the message states. "This is probably the best option. We need to get in the streets on April 15th and show the tea-party movement that there are lots of people out there who oppose their agenda."
The tea parties are a general assortment of people with issues ranging from opposition to high taxes to concern over massive government expansion through President Obama's socialist-type health care program and industry bailouts. If there's a common factor, it's opposition to Washington's agenda and a promotion of individual rights and responsibilities.
The note posted on an anarchist blog urges the nation's anarchists to carry out demonstrations to break up tea-party rallies.
The writer calls the tea parties "a coalition of conservatives, anti-Semites, fascists, libertarians, racists, constitutionalists, militia men, gun freaks, homophobes, Ron Paul supporters, Alex Jones conspiracy types and American flag wavers."
The message warns of consequences if the tea party movement is not derailed.
"If the tea-party movement continues to grow in size and strength there is a big chance they will dominate this country in the near future. If the tea-party movement takes over this country they will really hurt poor people by getting rid of social programs like food stamps, unemployment benefits, disability benefits, student aid, free health care, etc," the note said.
The note accuses tea party activists of malicious intent.
"The tea-party movement will say these programs must be gotten rid of because hard-working taxpayers cannot afford to pay for these things especially when the economy is in a depression," the author claims.
Under no circumstances should opponents ignore the tea parties, the note warns.
"This is the worst option because without anyone opposing them they could easily gain power," the author wrote.
The letter, noted by bloggers Gateway Pundit and Jawa Report, was posted at Infoshop News, which is edited by Chuck Munson.
The site's homepage says it provides "Anarchist news, opinion and much more."
What's good for the goose is good for the gander. Let the games begin.
ReplyDeleteI love that they asked for “Public Defenders” (and they thought they could bring down our government), undercover FBI agent, sweet. The simpleton Tea baggers keep missing the point. These are the same whiners that were crying when the McCain/Bailin ticket lost. Now they are crying again because their yelling and screaming (because they are haters not debaters or as others have dubbed them screamers not dreamers) did not stop the health care debate or the bill from passing. They think they can scare, intimidate and force others to go along with them by comments like “This time we came unarmed”, let me tell you something they are not the only ones that are armed and not all ex-military join the fringe militia crazies who don’t pay taxes and run around with face paint in the parks playing commando, the majority are mature and understand that the world is more complicated and grey than the black and white that these simpleton make it out to be and that my friend is the point. Do not cry when regular people openly laugh at your group when they see on TV that your leaders are Sarah Bailin, Orly Taitz, Victoria Jackson, Michele Bachmann and your own turn coat Glenn Beck from the LDS. They do more to discredit you group on TV (powerful) than any of comments on the blog sphere.
ReplyDeleteThe pale horse is on it's way. Watch out on the 19th, This could be the beginning of the end. eyes open
ReplyDeleteThe Anarchists are CIA.
ReplyDeleteCome on folks this is easy. Wake up. Open your eyes!
You can be awake until you open your eyes.
the non organization "ANONYMOUS" has a call out to Flash Mob and disrupt Tea Bagger activities and create a chaotic and fanatical media image of them
ReplyDeleteI'll be there waiting for the leftist agitators .
ReplyDeletewho's balin ?
ReplyDeleteI think if anyone would like to be taken seriously they should drop the "Tea bagger" from their rants. I would expect this kind of reaction from those who only get their talking points from the MSM and hope you come out to see what the TEA (taxed enough already) Party is about, and it's not about race.
ReplyDelete1:16, i agree, but I also flip that to say ditch the "MSM" monicker if you want to be taken serious. The same people that trash MSM celebrate fox and drudge as being the last bastions of real news. What you show is that all you really want is for someone on tv to stroke your ego.
ReplyDelete2:17pm, Fox is part of the MSM though it is on the right side-your ego seems to need some stroking, I suppose with your rant. You should take in more than what is blasted on the TV, Fox News is the only one who actually reports on the tea parties. The rest of the media doesn't even cover the story, so you must find out for yourself, so come out and find out which side you want to be on. I marched on DC on Sept 12th 2009, the TV news and other sources didn't cover it like Fox or the internet.
ReplyDelete2:17 MSM=Main Stream Media, it is not a derogatory term and it has no sexual connotations. Why would you think that MSM means something bad?
ReplyDelete2:47, I guess you don't pay much attention to the comments on this blog or others if you need to ask that question. And who said anything sexual?
ReplyDelete2:34, I gather my "news" from multiple sources then take time to look up the facts myself. Unfortunately too many people accept whatever they hear at face value, as long as it supports their ideaological stance. I was plenty of coverage of the tea parties on all networks. I guess you expected all news organizations to stop running any stories and run down to DC to shove a camera in your face. The tea parties are an interesting story, but they are not the most important thing going on right now.
3:11pm, your attitude suggests you are not open-minded and the term "tea bagging" is a sexual reference which is why it should not be used. There is nothing mean spirited, derogatory or sexual when someone uses MSM. If you think only conservatives use this term you are mistaken.
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