After Nor'Easter Sandy it seems to me that King has gone off the deep end. Another datapoint that supports my hypothesis.
According to this article I would venture to say membership in the NRA c/b considered by some Federal groups -e.g. Democrat House Members - t/b a right-wing organization that could be partial to participate in terroristic acts if say the Feds wanted to curtail ownership of some scary looking 'Assault weapons'.
http://www.redstate.com/2015/11/21/rep-peter-king-working-harry-reid-limit-gun-ownership/
The terrorist watch list that the Democrats are so anxious to use comprises well over a million names.
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To cut to the chase, anyone can make their way onto the list by a Reasonable Suspicion standard. Reasonable Suspicion being, naturally, a suspicion that the listing agency thinks is reasonable. If you are a family member or associate of someone on the list, you, too can be entered on the watch list. You are not notified you are on the list. You have no way of contesting inclusion on the list.
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The FBI is in a partnership with a lot of left-wing advocacy groups that purport to identify "hate groups." One, the Southern Poverty Law Center, has designated the Family Research Council such a group because it opposes homosexual marriage. How long before membership in that group becomes "reasonable suspicion" for entry onto the watch list?
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According to this article I would venture to say membership in the NRA c/b considered by some Federal groups -e.g. Democrat House Members - t/b a right-wing organization that could be partial to participate in terroristic acts if say the Feds wanted to curtail ownership of some scary looking 'Assault weapons'.
http://www.redstate.com/2015/11/21/rep-peter-king-working-harry-reid-limit-gun-ownership/
The terrorist watch list that the Democrats are so anxious to use comprises well over a million names.
-snip-
To cut to the chase, anyone can make their way onto the list by a Reasonable Suspicion standard. Reasonable Suspicion being, naturally, a suspicion that the listing agency thinks is reasonable. If you are a family member or associate of someone on the list, you, too can be entered on the watch list. You are not notified you are on the list. You have no way of contesting inclusion on the list.
-snip-
The FBI is in a partnership with a lot of left-wing advocacy groups that purport to identify "hate groups." One, the Southern Poverty Law Center, has designated the Family Research Council such a group because it opposes homosexual marriage. How long before membership in that group becomes "reasonable suspicion" for entry onto the watch list?
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