Vegas arrests cast light on anti-government ‘sovereign citizens’ movement

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Vegas arrests cast light on anti-government ‘sovereign citizens’ movement

As this "Sovereign Citizen" cult movement grows, MSM needs to be covering it more often -- it's become an issue of public safety.

A Las Vegas couple who plotted to kidnap and kill police officers are part of a growing movement whose adherents believe they aren’t subject to laws and follow a complex theory about the secret enslavement of American citizens, authorities say.

The couple spent hundreds of hours developing a plot to attract attention to the movement, a cause known as “sovereign citizens,” which holds that police do not have legitimate power, authorities said.

The two shopped for guns, found a vacant house and rigged it to bind captives to cross beams during interrogation, and they planned to subject officers to their form of a trial for civil rights violations, authorities said.

Authorities have linked the “sovereign citizens” movement to the killing of police officers in the past. After two deputies in Louisiana were killed in a shootout last year, police said some of the seven people arrested had ties to the movement.
 
Vegas arrests cast light on anti-government ‘sovereign citizens’ movement

As this "Sovereign Citizen" cult movement grows, MSM needs to be covering it more often -- it's become an issue of public safety.

A Las Vegas couple who plotted to kidnap and kill police officers are part of a growing movement whose adherents believe they aren’t subject to laws and follow a complex theory about the secret enslavement of American citizens, authorities say.

The couple spent hundreds of hours developing a plot to attract attention to the movement, a cause known as “sovereign citizens,” which holds that police do not have legitimate power, authorities said.

The two shopped for guns, found a vacant house and rigged it to bind captives to cross beams during interrogation, and they planned to subject officers to their form of a trial for civil rights violations, authorities said.

Authorities have linked the “sovereign citizens” movement to the killing of police officers in the past. After two deputies in Louisiana were killed in a shootout last year, police said some of the seven people arrested had ties to the movement.

LOL, don't leave your house, they are out there and coming for YOU:muahaha:
and you call this the lamestream reporting? more like national enquire
 
Vegas arrests cast light on anti-government ‘sovereign citizens’ movement

As this "Sovereign Citizen" cult movement grows, MSM needs to be covering it more often -- it's become an issue of public safety.

A Las Vegas couple who plotted to kidnap and kill police officers are part of a growing movement whose adherents believe they aren’t subject to laws and follow a complex theory about the secret enslavement of American citizens, authorities say.

The couple spent hundreds of hours developing a plot to attract attention to the movement, a cause known as “sovereign citizens,” which holds that police do not have legitimate power, authorities said.

The two shopped for guns, found a vacant house and rigged it to bind captives to cross beams during interrogation, and they planned to subject officers to their form of a trial for civil rights violations, authorities said.

Authorities have linked the “sovereign citizens” movement to the killing of police officers in the past. After two deputies in Louisiana were killed in a shootout last year, police said some of the seven people arrested had ties to the movement.

LOL, don't leave your house, they are out there and coming for YOU:muahaha:
and you call this the lamestream reporting? more like national enquire

They tried to kill police??? This is a crime .:eusa_whistle: Nuts are all over this nation.
 
Vegas arrests cast light on anti-government ‘sovereign citizens’ movement

As this "Sovereign Citizen" cult movement grows, MSM needs to be covering it more often -- it's become an issue of public safety.

LOL, don't leave your house, they are out there and coming for YOU:muahaha:
and you call this the lamestream reporting? more like national enquire

They tried to kill police??? This is a crime .:eusa_whistle: Nuts are all over this nation.

yeah and this not something NEW....
hazeynuts must of been born this year or just yesterday
 
Authorities have linked the “sovereign citizens” movement to the killing of police officers in the past. After two deputies in Louisiana were killed in a shootout last year, police said some of the seven people arrested had ties to the movement.

Citizens are at liberty to believe whatever moronic nonsense they wish; they nor not at liberty, however, to kill pursuant to the moronic nonsense they believe.
 
we have to figure trolls are just too stupid to do a search...:eusa_shifty:
They are...but it overloads their graymatter...lest they explode.

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I've seen that...:)

Remember this? And If you have time... ;)


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I have the original movie that launched that series.
 
Vegas arrests cast light on anti-government ‘sovereign citizens’ movement

As this "Sovereign Citizen" cult movement grows, MSM needs to be covering it more often -- it's become an issue of public safety.

A Las Vegas couple who plotted to kidnap and kill police officers are part of a growing movement whose adherents believe they aren’t subject to laws and follow a complex theory about the secret enslavement of American citizens, authorities say.

The couple spent hundreds of hours developing a plot to attract attention to the movement, a cause known as “sovereign citizens,” which holds that police do not have legitimate power, authorities said.

The two shopped for guns, found a vacant house and rigged it to bind captives to cross beams during interrogation, and they planned to subject officers to their form of a trial for civil rights violations, authorities said.

Authorities have linked the “sovereign citizens” movement to the killing of police officers in the past. After two deputies in Louisiana were killed in a shootout last year, police said some of the seven people arrested had ties to the movement.

Where the HELL have you been? In a cave? Under a rock? And is this supposed to paint anyone on here? But as a matter of course.

Pardon me while I laugh.


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we'll unleash "attack kitty" on those anti-government bastards..

come on Make it's DAY.....

 

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