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apparantly this center for the defense of free enterprize doesn't include punk

shows and free speech as a free enterprize...

 

so, anyone know if john the baker has a price on his head?

 

wait..am i a terrorsit fer sending this? should i turn myself in? this whole

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Eco-Terror Expert Calls For Inquiry of Green Anarchists

 

by Marc Morano, CNSNews.com

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letter to editor:

shogenson

 

Thursday, July 18, 2002

 

An expert on eco-terrorism is calling on the FBI to

investigate an organization that is touting a nationwide

tour to " destroy civilization " and raise money for convicted

eco-terrorists, but a spokesman for the FBI's Domestic

Terrorism Program said the agency is taking a hands-off

approach for the time being.

 

The Green Anarchy Tour 2002

[http://www.greenanarchy.org/tour ], currently traveling

from Ashland, Ore., to Washington, D.C., advertises its

participants as " anarchists, " refers to police as " the

fascist force we are up against " and calls convicted

eco-terrorists " prisoners of war. "

 

Such rhetoric has Ron Arnold concerned. Arnold, vice

president of the Center for the Defense of Free Enterprise,

said the tour " presents probable cause for investigation.

 

" You do have people here recommending violence, murder,

property damage, everything you can think of, " he said.

 

Arnold is author of several books on the environmental

movement including " Ecoterror: The Violent Agenda to Save

Nature: The World of the Unabomber. "

 

He believes that with the increasing number of domestic

environmental and animal rights terrorist acts in the United

States, the FBI should be more proactive in investigating

possible threats like the Green Anarchy Tour.

 

" I would say that law enforcement has an obligation,

probable cause to at least look into it, " Arnold said. " If

they say they are going to destroy civilization, I think we

should take them at their word, " he added.

 

FBI Lukewarm to Investigation

 

The FBI is less concerned than Arnold, at least publicly,

saying it won't do anything until and unless the law is

broken.

 

" The FBI is only concerned when there is a violation of the

law, " said Steven Berry, spokesman for the FBI's Domestic

Terrorism Program. " We fully support the rights of any and

all groups, no matter what their message or their purpose,

to lawfully assemble, protest and march. "

 

When asked about the risks of terrorism from domestic

sources, Berry said, " The FBI is only concerned when there

is a violation of federal law, " adding that eco-terrorism is

" the number one investigative priority of the domestic

terrorism section. "

 

But Arnold thinks the matter deserves greater attention,

noting that the Green Anarchy Tour's support of convicted

members of the radical environmental group Earth Liberation

Front makes an investigation more necessary.

 

The group's Internet website says that proceeds from the

tour will help convicted arsonists such as Jeffrey " Free "

Luers and Craig " Critter " Marshall.

 

" [Earth Liberation Front] is an FBI declared terrorist

organization that they want to be the beneficiary of their

proceeds, " Arnold said.

 

Eco-Terrorism on The Rise

 

According to Arnold, the threat of domestic terrorists

cannot be underestimated. " I think it is as much a threat as

foreign terrorism. These people are going to damage property

and kill people, " Arnold said.

 

Domestic terrorism and violence by environmental and animal

'rights' activists is on the rise, according to Arnold.

" We've had 'animal rights' activists beat people with

baseball bats causing serious injury. We see that kind of

violence growing, " Arnold said.

 

According to the FBI, there have been more than 600 cases of

eco-terrorism causing $43 million dollars in property damage

over the past decade, prompting him to call the federal

response to eco-terrorism " a day late and a dollar short. "

 

Arnold cited the failure of federal law enforcement for the

escalating violence. " We probably have got [sic] literally

thousands of [eco-terrorists] who ought to be in jail, " he

said, placing the blame squarely on the FBI for " failing to

investigate exactly the kind of things you see on the [Green

Anarchy] web site. "

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