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[Johnathan Yelenick <yelenick@riseup.net>]

More of the shame, rather.  Want more information on this nefarious coup? Google "Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act".   Lawrence, this list is a little too easy to infiltrate if the parties of reaction are interested in infiltrating it, even if you put the "lock down on it".  I think that would be too disingenuous an approach given the necessary transparency we need for fulfilling a vibrant social ecology. Think prefiguratively; not consequentialist, not deontologically. If you're interested in tactics, take a look at Ward Churchill's "COINTELPRO Papers" and his "Agents of Repression". Glean what you will. 

Johnathan Yelenick

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Date: Wed, 23 Jan 2008 14:58:50 -0500
From: "Lawrence F. London, Jr." <lflj@intrex.net>
Subject: Re: [permaculture] Free speech equals Terrorism? (Political)
To: permaculture <permaculture@lists.ibiblio.org>
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Keith Johnson wrote:


> > I am embedding this video on our website
> > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5NJoZRYOJk
>   

More of the same, SSE, biotech ag getting control of the food supply, etc etc 
etc
Complicity with the Chinese takeover of Tibet, Burma and most of Southeast 
Asia
and giving them financial aid, jobs, income, Golf Wars syndrome. If Hitler 
came to power in 2008
noone (other than the obvious) would raise any objections. But this kind of 
thing going on
right here in the USA to our own loyal citizens? Its just more of the same with government, monsanto/other biotechs, 
Averys/Hudson Institute trying to take over organic farmin, turn it into conventional ag while corporations own it 
completely.

What can we do to prevent this sort of thing from happening to our own fellow 
Americans?

Should I lock the archives of and more tightly control subscription to this and all my other lists to keep the fascists 
and corporate thugs from spying on us with only the spooks, mossad and kgb and other international spy agencies privy to 
our benign, innocuous but lively, creative and beneficial discussion? I would hate to think that a list owner would have 
to go to such great lengths to protect his users from government abuses and repression of expression of one's political 
views; read: grassroots and organization-based investgative journalism, which is exactly what is needed in the case of 
the Seed Savers Exchange takeover attempt by parties with questionable motives and credibility.