I've read so many comments at so many blogs and news sites over the past few days about the Fort Hood shooter; people bantering back and forth about how horrible it is that Muslims ~ hereinafter referred to as disloyalists ~ are permitted to stand on American street corners and preach hatred toward the United States ~ and most of the banterers are not willing to do anything other than shake their little pudgy cyber-fists in front of computer images of these Isalmo-thugs and hurl threats they need to hush.
If you're not up to speed on this ugly phenomenon, take a good look at this video ~ and then this one.
Okay, then; had enough of these seditious "revolutionary" punks? Oops... disloyalists. Instead of just whinin' about it, maybe it's time you got involved in the battle for freedom. Your choice, as always.
These disloyalists don't have more rights than you or me, they're just not afraid to take advantage of those rights, smack-dab in your face.
Here's what you might want to do if you decide to take a stand: Find out what the local laws are pertaining to sidewalk demonstrations or speeches. If you need a permit, you might be able to get one on-line. You also might be able to see who's been granted permits, what they're for or against, and where/when they'll be. You'll probably be interested in demonstrations/speeches by ... disloyalists, eh?
Know your local laws having to do with assault, harassment, threats, disorderly conduct, weapons carry/concealment, brandishing a weapon, and use of deadly force. You need to know when the disloyalists are violating your rights and committing the first four offenses against you so you can notify cops, and have some idea if you can respond in kind ~ can you hit them back if they hit you ~ if they spit on you can you punch their fuckin' lights out. Some jurisdictions allow for "fighting words", understanding that there are words that can be said which legitimately provoke a man to strike another. Does your state have those laws? You need to know. You also need to know if you can carry a concealed weapon, and if you must attempt to retreat if threatened or if you can use reasonable force to stop the threat without looking for a getaway, and under what conditions you can take the life of another.
If you don't know these things, you need to stay on the porch... and stop calling yourself Big Dog.
Everybody on the team need to know all these laws. Team?
You're going to need, in my opinion, at least five people: one speaker, one flier hander-outer, one close protection person, and two counter-surveillance people.
- Speaker stands as close to the disloyalists as the law, available real estate and how the disloyalists are set up will permit. Speaker simply reads aloud from a prepared text, over and over, in a clear, loud voice, at least as loud as the disloyalists are barking. Don't vary from the text because, if there is any complaint about you saying this or that to offend the tender sensibilities of the disloyalists, you can show the police what you were reading.
- Flier hander-outer does just that: hands out fliers ~ the exact same flier from which the speaker is reading... over and over again. Details on the text below.
- Guard does nothing but keep an eye on the disloyalists from no more than 20' away, watches for signs of aggression from the "revolutionaries" ~ are they using comms of some sort to call in reserves, etc.. You need a cell phone/radio, maybe a weapon, gloves ~ try to get the kevlar-lined ones from on-line police supply sites. If you carry a hand-gun, plot your shots based on what's behind your potential targets and rehearse those shots in your mind. Only in your mind. Do nothing to appear aggressive or threatening. Let counter-surveillance guy know if things are tensing up and he or she needs to start camera work/call cops.
- Counter-surveillance guys/girls, across the street behind the disloyalists, or off their flank no more than 100' away. Try to be inconspicuous. You need a video camera, cell phone a/o radio, maybe a weapon if that's what you decide. Watches for more IslamoThugs coming to back-up their brothers, in which case you should notify the guard by radio, call the cops when/if you see that coming. Camera work when necessary. Know how to treat wounds.
If you choose to use signs and posters at intersections, you'll need:
- At least one sign-holder: holding signs, handing out brochures, answering questions.
- At least one close guard to watch sign-holder(s) and look for danger close. Guards do not hand out brochures or answer questions. They are watching for people driving up with weapons, vehicles that appear to be driving toward them with malicious intent, vehicles stopping and occupants getting out to head for the signers. Gunfire: push signers down/behind cover, which you need to identify before anybody lifts a sign. If your response plan includes returning hostile fire, you'd better be trained up, legal, and know where your rounds are going when you pull the trigger.
- Two counter-surveillance people a little way down the street. Watch for danger close to and approaching your team from all directions ~ no more than 50 yards away from the signers. I'd put CS guys on both sides of the team, and behind if the terrain/situation dictates. Warn the signers and guards so they can take evasive a/o protective measures. It might be good for you to have a first aid kit with some stuff for stopping major bleeding, as I suggest in this post right here. Actually, I'm going to suggest you hit that link and carefully read the entire post, including all the links.
General thoughts:
- It might be a good idea for the team to be wearing protective glasses to guard against spit, other liquids and thrown stuff. A change of clothes?
- Be sure you have with you all the permits and licenses necessary, including weapons permits if you intend to go armed.
- Bring at least a hand-held recorder to tape confrontational chatter but be aware there may be laws prohibiting you from taping without permission from the disloyalists. Know the law.
- Get at least a pair of those little walk-talkie radios. They might be better than cell-phones for quick team comms.
- Don't move or touch the disloyalists' stuff. Is that apostrophe in the right place?
- Do not say Allah is not god, Mohammad was no prophet, the Qu'ran is not holy. That's just plain argumentative and that's all you'll get. And maybe a fight you don't need.
- Everyone on the team needs to understand they might end up in the hospital, jail, or dead because of what they're doing to confront these disloyalists.
- The team needs to rehearse before moving to contact the public. Rehearse what you'll do and say under normal conditions and if the situation goes bad.
- Be sure you're not followed on the way home. If you suspect you are being followed, drive to a police officer/station and report it ASAP.
- Never ever lie to the cops. Do what they tell you when they tell you to do it. If you feel it's wrong, get his or her badge number and report it later at the local station.
- If you are arrested, be sure to request fervently and sincerely that your name and address be redacted from any police report released to anyone other than another police angency.
Okay, after much searching, I found the website which has all the good stuff you need for making a public stand against these disloyalists, if you choose to do so. Crazy Islam is right... here. Take a good look around and see the cool stuff and good info you can use in your quest, should you decide that way.
To give you a little head-start, questions for Muslims can be found here.
And, you can find posters and signs to use at counter-demonstrations here.
Remember, you're not there to teach anyone a lesson or to shove anything down anyone's throat or play catch-up for Fort Hood or 9/11/01. Nope. You're there to offer the genuine truth to the same people the disloyalist liars are trying to reach.
Remember: what I've written here are just general thoughts and ideas I'd put into use if I was going into the valley of the shadow to stand up to some IslamoDirtbags. You may or may not use any or all of them ~ at your own discretion and risk. I'm not telling you to do anything. You decide and take responsibility for your actions, just like I do for mine.
