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Governors Receive Threats From Extremist Group



WASHINGTON — Governors across the country said Friday that
they
had
received letters from an extremist group warning that that
they
might
be
forcibly removed from office if they did not step down within
three
days.

Officials from the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the
Department
of
Homeland Security confirmed that they had sent out an
intelligence
note
with information about potential threats made to governors by
a
group
calling itself Guardians of the Free Republics.

The note was sent to state law enforcement officials in the
last
few
days.

A homeland security official said the federal agencies were
not
aware
of
“an immediate or credible threat.”

“No specific information indicates that violence is intended,”
the
official said. “These threat assessments are issued regularly
out
of an
abundance of caution.”

State officials said they were taking the threat seriously
because
it
came
at a time of increased attention to antigovernment groups.

Nine members of a militant Christian militia group were
arrested
in
Michigan last weekend and accused of plotting an uprising
against
the
government.

On its Web site, the Guardians of the Free Republics sets
forth
a
plan to
“restore America.” It describes the plan as “a bold achievable
strategy
for behind-the-scenes peaceful reconstruction of the de jure
institutions
of government without controversy, violence or civil war.”
--
http://tinyurl.com/ykxp2ym



Maybe the Homeland Security people should start rounding up all
these
whackos and ship them to Gitmo.




The President closed Gitmo...or maybe he didn't.


Depends, do you listen to Obama or watch what he does?

--
Liberal-statism is an addiction to other peoples money.


Depends... you need them, can't afford them, apparently.


Hey, when Obama shot off his big mouth about Gitmo, I knew right
there
this was an opportunistic jive turkey politician. Because Gitmo has
a
reason, and now in office Obama sees the reason. So Obama-mama
changed
his toon.

But if he really was a world class good leader he would have
recognized
the ned for Gitmo. As people like you, and I, don't really care to
have
Gitmo types resident 20 miles up the road. Some terrorist group
will
likely take a school of children hostage to get the idiots out.

But then while Obama does have the gift of gab and a big mouth, I
don't
think he thinks much.




You should be at a teabagger rally, holding up a sign with a few
misspelled words.

--
http://tinyurl.com/ykxp2ym


Do you think it's possible for him to do that without drooling down
his
shirt?



No...I doubt he takes any better care of his teeth than his health in
general. I suspect he drools...a lot.



I heard that he ordered a waterproof pillow to keep from drowning in
his
own
spittle.




Where did you hear that? You are a lousy troll. Are you also my lousy
spoofer?


Ummm.... I think it was a sarcastic remark... don't you think so?
Perhaps?


If that is the case then why the need for "I heard"?


?? It's rhetorical flourish I'd say.

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Governors Receive Threats From Extremist Group



WASHINGTON - Governors across the country said Friday that
they
had
received letters from an extremist group warning that that
they
might
be
forcibly removed from office if they did not step down within
three
days.

Officials from the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the
Department
of
Homeland Security confirmed that they had sent out an
intelligence
note
with information about potential threats made to governors by
a
group
calling itself Guardians of the Free Republics.

The note was sent to state law enforcement officials in the
last
few
days.

A homeland security official said the federal agencies were
not
aware
of
"an immediate or credible threat."

"No specific information indicates that violence is
intended,"
the
official said. "These threat assessments are issued regularly
out
of an
abundance of caution."

State officials said they were taking the threat seriously
because
it
came
at a time of increased attention to antigovernment groups.

Nine members of a militant Christian militia group were
arrested
in
Michigan last weekend and accused of plotting an uprising
against
the
government.

On its Web site, the Guardians of the Free Republics sets
forth
a
plan to
"restore America." It describes the plan as "a bold
achievable
strategy
for behind-the-scenes peaceful reconstruction of the de jure
institutions
of government without controversy, violence or civil war."
--
http://tinyurl.com/ykxp2ym



Maybe the Homeland Security people should start rounding up
all
these
whackos and ship them to Gitmo.




The President closed Gitmo...or maybe he didn't.


Depends, do you listen to Obama or watch what he does?

--
Liberal-statism is an addiction to other peoples money.


Depends... you need them, can't afford them, apparently.


Hey, when Obama shot off his big mouth about Gitmo, I knew right
there
this was an opportunistic jive turkey politician. Because Gitmo
has a
reason, and now in office Obama sees the reason. So Obama-mama
changed
his toon.

But if he really was a world class good leader he would have
recognized
the ned for Gitmo. As people like you, and I, don't really care to
have
Gitmo types resident 20 miles up the road. Some terrorist group
will
likely take a school of children hostage to get the idiots out.

But then while Obama does have the gift of gab and a big mouth, I
don't
think he thinks much.




You should be at a teabagger rally, holding up a sign with a few
misspelled words.

--
http://tinyurl.com/ykxp2ym


Do you think it's possible for him to do that without drooling down
his
shirt?



No...I doubt he takes any better care of his teeth than his health in
general. I suspect he drools...a lot.



I heard that he ordered a waterproof pillow to keep from drowning in
his
own
spittle.




Where did you hear that? You are a lousy troll. Are you also my lousy
spoofer?


Ummm.... I think it was a sarcastic remark... don't you think so?
Perhaps?


If that is the case then why the need for "I heard"?


?? It's rhetorical flourish I'd say.

--
Nom=de=Plume

Thank God someone has a brain in here.

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On 03/04/2010 7:08 PM, Larry wrote:


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Governors Receive Threats From Extremist Group



WASHINGTON - Governors across the country said Friday that
they
had
received letters from an extremist group warning that that
they
might
be
forcibly removed from office if they did not step down within
three
days.

Officials from the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the
Department
of
Homeland Security confirmed that they had sent out an
intelligence
note
with information about potential threats made to governors by
a
group
calling itself Guardians of the Free Republics.

The note was sent to state law enforcement officials in the
last
few
days.

A homeland security official said the federal agencies were
not
aware
of
"an immediate or credible threat."

"No specific information indicates that violence is
intended,"
the
official said. "These threat assessments are issued regularly
out
of an
abundance of caution."

State officials said they were taking the threat seriously
because
it
came
at a time of increased attention to antigovernment groups.

Nine members of a militant Christian militia group were
arrested
in
Michigan last weekend and accused of plotting an uprising
against
the
government.

On its Web site, the Guardians of the Free Republics sets
forth
a
plan to
"restore America." It describes the plan as "a bold
achievable
strategy
for behind-the-scenes peaceful reconstruction of the de jure
institutions
of government without controversy, violence or civil war."
--
http://tinyurl.com/ykxp2ym



Maybe the Homeland Security people should start rounding up
all
these
whackos and ship them to Gitmo.




The President closed Gitmo...or maybe he didn't.


Depends, do you listen to Obama or watch what he does?

--
Liberal-statism is an addiction to other peoples money.


Depends... you need them, can't afford them, apparently.


Hey, when Obama shot off his big mouth about Gitmo, I knew right
there
this was an opportunistic jive turkey politician. Because Gitmo
has a
reason, and now in office Obama sees the reason. So Obama-mama
changed
his toon.

But if he really was a world class good leader he would have
recognized
the ned for Gitmo. As people like you, and I, don't really care to
have
Gitmo types resident 20 miles up the road. Some terrorist group
will
likely take a school of children hostage to get the idiots out.

But then while Obama does have the gift of gab and a big mouth, I
don't
think he thinks much.




You should be at a teabagger rally, holding up a sign with a few
misspelled words.

--
http://tinyurl.com/ykxp2ym


Do you think it's possible for him to do that without drooling down
his
shirt?



No...I doubt he takes any better care of his teeth than his health in
general. I suspect he drools...a lot.



I heard that he ordered a waterproof pillow to keep from drowning in
his
own
spittle.




Where did you hear that? You are a lousy troll. Are you also my lousy
spoofer?


Ummm.... I think it was a sarcastic remark... don't you think so?
Perhaps?


If that is the case then why the need for "I heard"?


?? It's rhetorical flourish I'd say.

--
Nom=de=Plume

Thank God someone has a brain in here.


Your wit serves to exclude you.

John H wrote:
On Tue, 6 Apr 2010 23:31:01 -0300, "Don White" wrote:

"nom=de=plume" wrote in message
...
"Larry" wrote in message
...
nom=de=plume wrote:


If that is the case then why the need for "I heard"?

?? It's rhetorical flourish I'd say.

--
Nom=de=Plume
Thank God someone has a brain in here.


Your wit serves to exclude you.

I hired him to be my attaboy man. I don't have to pay much, just beer
money. It's amazing how cheaply you can buy a halfwit.

On 4/7/10 6:58 AM, John H wrote:
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Governors Receive Threats From Extremist Group



WASHINGTON - Governors across the country said Friday that
they
had
received letters from an extremist group warning that that
they
might
be
forcibly removed from office if they did not step down within
three
days.

Officials from the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the
Department
of
Homeland Security confirmed that they had sent out an
intelligence
note
with information about potential threats made to governors by
a
group
calling itself Guardians of the Free Republics.

The note was sent to state law enforcement officials in the
last
few
days.

A homeland security official said the federal agencies were
not
aware
of
"an immediate or credible threat."

"No specific information indicates that violence is
intended,"
the
official said. "These threat assessments are issued regularly
out
of an
abundance of caution."

State officials said they were taking the threat seriously
because
it
came
at a time of increased attention to antigovernment groups.

Nine members of a militant Christian militia group were
arrested
in
Michigan last weekend and accused of plotting an uprising
against
the
government.

On its Web site, the Guardians of the Free Republics sets
forth
a
plan to
"restore America." It describes the plan as "a bold
achievable
strategy
for behind-the-scenes peaceful reconstruction of the de jure
institutions
of government without controversy, violence or civil war."
--
http://tinyurl.com/ykxp2ym



Maybe the Homeland Security people should start rounding up
all
these
whackos and ship them to Gitmo.




The President closed Gitmo...or maybe he didn't.


Depends, do you listen to Obama or watch what he does?

--
Liberal-statism is an addiction to other peoples money.


Depends... you need them, can't afford them, apparently.


Hey, when Obama shot off his big mouth about Gitmo, I knew right
there
this was an opportunistic jive turkey politician. Because Gitmo
has a
reason, and now in office Obama sees the reason. So Obama-mama
changed
his toon.

But if he really was a world class good leader he would have
recognized
the ned for Gitmo. As people like you, and I, don't really care to
have
Gitmo types resident 20 miles up the road. Some terrorist group
will
likely take a school of children hostage to get the idiots out.

But then while Obama does have the gift of gab and a big mouth, I
don't
think he thinks much.




You should be at a teabagger rally, holding up a sign with a few
misspelled words.

--
http://tinyurl.com/ykxp2ym


Do you think it's possible for him to do that without drooling down
his
shirt?



No...I doubt he takes any better care of his teeth than his health in
general. I suspect he drools...a lot.



I heard that he ordered a waterproof pillow to keep from drowning in
his
own
spittle.




Where did you hear that? You are a lousy troll. Are you also my lousy
spoofer?


Ummm.... I think it was a sarcastic remark... don't you think so?
Perhaps?


If that is the case then why the need for "I heard"?


?? It's rhetorical flourish I'd say.

--
Nom=de=Plume

Thank God someone has a brain in here.


Your wit serves to exclude you.


Shouldn't you be on your way back to the hospital, for your surgery of
the week?

--
http://tinyurl.com/ykxp2ym

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Governors Receive Threats From Extremist Group



WASHINGTON - Governors across the country said Friday that
they
had
received letters from an extremist group warning that that
they
might
be
forcibly removed from office if they did not step down
within
three
days.

Officials from the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the
Department
of
Homeland Security confirmed that they had sent out an
intelligence
note
with information about potential threats made to governors
by
a
group
calling itself Guardians of the Free Republics.

The note was sent to state law enforcement officials in the
last
few
days.

A homeland security official said the federal agencies were
not
aware
of
"an immediate or credible threat."

"No specific information indicates that violence is
intended,"
the
official said. "These threat assessments are issued
regularly
out
of an
abundance of caution."

State officials said they were taking the threat seriously
because
it
came
at a time of increased attention to antigovernment groups.

Nine members of a militant Christian militia group were
arrested
in
Michigan last weekend and accused of plotting an uprising
against
the
government.

On its Web site, the Guardians of the Free Republics sets
forth
a
plan to
"restore America." It describes the plan as "a bold
achievable
strategy
for behind-the-scenes peaceful reconstruction of the de
jure
institutions
of government without controversy, violence or civil war."
--
http://tinyurl.com/ykxp2ym



Maybe the Homeland Security people should start rounding up
all
these
whackos and ship them to Gitmo.




The President closed Gitmo...or maybe he didn't.


Depends, do you listen to Obama or watch what he does?

--
Liberal-statism is an addiction to other peoples money.


Depends... you need them, can't afford them, apparently.


Hey, when Obama shot off his big mouth about Gitmo, I knew right
there
this was an opportunistic jive turkey politician. Because Gitmo
has a
reason, and now in office Obama sees the reason. So Obama-mama
changed
his toon.

But if he really was a world class good leader he would have
recognized
the ned for Gitmo. As people like you, and I, don't really care
to
have
Gitmo types resident 20 miles up the road. Some terrorist group
will
likely take a school of children hostage to get the idiots out.

But then while Obama does have the gift of gab and a big mouth,
I
don't
think he thinks much.




You should be at a teabagger rally, holding up a sign with a few
misspelled words.

--
http://tinyurl.com/ykxp2ym


Do you think it's possible for him to do that without drooling
down
his
shirt?



No...I doubt he takes any better care of his teeth than his health
in
general. I suspect he drools...a lot.



I heard that he ordered a waterproof pillow to keep from drowning in
his
own
spittle.




Where did you hear that? You are a lousy troll. Are you also my lousy
spoofer?


Ummm.... I think it was a sarcastic remark... don't you think so?
Perhaps?


If that is the case then why the need for "I heard"?


?? It's rhetorical flourish I'd say.

--
Nom=de=Plume

Thank God someone has a brain in here.


Your wit serves to exclude you.

Did you read those restrictions on panhandling Johnny?

On Wed, 7 Apr 2010 10:21:27 -0300, "Don White" wrote:


"John H" wrote in message
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?? It's rhetorical flourish I'd say.

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Thank God someone has a brain in here.


Your wit serves to exclude you.

Did you read those restrictions on panhandling Johnny?


Is there a reason I should have?

"John H" wrote in message
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On Wed, 7 Apr 2010 10:21:27 -0300, "Don White"
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?? It's rhetorical flourish I'd say.

--
Nom=de=Plume

Thank God someone has a brain in here.


Your wit serves to exclude you.

Did you read those restrictions on panhandling Johnny?


Is there a reason I should have?

We wouldn't want to see you in trouble with the Great State of Virginia.

On Wed, 7 Apr 2010 12:07:11 -0300, "Don White" wrote:


"John H" wrote in message
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On Wed, 7 Apr 2010 10:21:27 -0300, "Don White"
wrote:


"John H" wrote in message
...

?? It's rhetorical flourish I'd say.

--
Nom=de=Plume

Thank God someone has a brain in here.


Your wit serves to exclude you.

Did you read those restrictions on panhandling Johnny?


Is there a reason I should have?

We wouldn't want to see you in trouble with the Great State of Virginia.


For what?

"Don White" wrote in message
...

"John H" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 7 Apr 2010 10:21:27 -0300, "Don White"
wrote:


"John H" wrote in message
...

?? It's rhetorical flourish I'd say.

--
Nom=de=Plume

Thank God someone has a brain in here.


Your wit serves to exclude you.

Did you read those restrictions on panhandling Johnny?


Is there a reason I should have?

We wouldn't want to see you in trouble with the Great State of Virginia.



I don't think stupidity is against the law there. So, he's home free!

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