Feds Label Bulk Buying of Food a Potential Terrorist Activity
As part of its effort to encourage business owners to spy on their customers, the FBI has labeled the bulk purchase of food as a potential indication of terrorist activity, despite the fact that FEMA itself last year purchased $1 billion dollars worth of storable food.
A flyer aimed at Military Surplus stores produced under the auspices of the FBIs Communities Against Terrorism project, encourages owners to report people who make bulk purchases of items to include .meals ready to eat.
According to the flyer, the FBI advises store owners to demand IDs from all new customers, as well as asking them questions about their purchase and being aware of suspicious statements.
The flyer also characterizes paying with cash or demanding identity privacy as an indication of terrorism.
The characterization by the feds of those who choose to protect themselves against rising food prices or a potential interruption in the food supply by purchasing storable food as potential terrorists is not only chilling it is also completely hypocritical.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) itself ordered $1 billion dollars worth of dehydrated food in just one instance last year, purchasing a total of 420 million meals.
Are we to follow the FBIs advice and treat this as a suspicious activity? Should FEMA be reported to other law enforcement agencies as a potential terrorist threat?
Indeed, the Department of Homeland Security is also busy stockpiling storable food and seed varieties in underground bunkers as part of preparations for domestic emergencies. Under its Resolve to be Ready program, the DHS even encouraged Americans to store food as part of a basic emergency supply kit.
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Comment: According to the people who have taken over our government, being prepared is a terrorist act, at the same time they tell us to be prepared. Double speak for a NWO
