Red Ice News

ᛉ Folk First ᛟ

15 Ridiculous Ways to get on the FBI Terrorist Watchlist
New to Red Ice? Start Here!

15 Ridiculous Ways to get on the FBI Terrorist Watchlist

Source: govtslaves.info
In hopes of catching more terrorists, the FBI released twenty five instructional pamphlets intended for everyone from hobby store owners to karate instructors. The idea being that these businesses will turn in their customers to the FBI as suspected terrorists. Every single one of these examples were taken directly from FBI lists distributed to places of business in how they can help fight the war on terror. Do one of these, and you might end up at FEMA camp.

1. Beauty shops have been instructed to look out for people getting picked up outside, rather than driving themselves. Sorry Grandma.


I certainly hope she drove herself.

2. Bulk fuel distributors, frequently known as gas stations, have been instructed to look out for people filling containers with gasoline or diesel fuel. Why do they still sell these tools of terrorism?


Don’t get caught with one of these…

3. According to the FBI, if construction sites find glue in a lock, graffiti or vandalism of any kind should suspect teenagers second and terrorists first.


Al Qaeda strikes Kenosha

4. Renting a boat? Don’t do it for too long, or the FBI might have to step in.


This may look like good clean fun, but look again!

[...]

Read the full article at: govtslaves.info



READ: Woman visited by police after researching pressure cookers online

Comments

Red Ice Radio

3Fourteen

Norse Mythology & Why Europeans Seek Ancestral Tradition
Alvi Gunilla - Norse Mythology & Why Europeans Seek Ancestral Tradition
UK White Riot: Channeling The Rage
Jayda Fransen - UK White Riot: Channeling The Rage

TV

The Astrology of Our Ancestors: 2026 Saturn-Neptune Reckoning & The Great Reset
Yeri - The Astrology of Our Ancestors: 2026 Saturn-Neptune Reckoning & The Great Reset
Remigration Now - Flashback Friday Ep331
Remigration Now - Flashback Friday Ep331

RSSYoutubeGoogle+iTunesSoundCloudStitcherTuneIn

Design by Henrik Palmgren © Red Ice Privacy Policy