I am a terrorist
June 1st, 2008 by Mike Gogulski | Posted in diary, guns, mind control, peopleFrom: Mike Gogulski
Sent: Sunday, June 01, 2008 5:17 AM
To: info@pa-aware.org
Subject: I am a terrorist
Dear Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency in partnership with the Pennsylvania Department of Health as a Crime Prevention & Safety Initiative,
Per your illuminating explication entitled “Who are Terrorists?“, I, Michael Jude Gogulski, now have the great pleasure of declaring myself a terrorist under several of your criteria.
To-wit:
Anti-Government Issues and Beliefs
- Gun Control is a conspiracy to enslave us starting with the removal of our ability to either defend ourselves or forcefully change our government.
- All judicial authority resides with the people. The jury, not the Judge, directs trials and can nullify laws they do not approve of.
- U.S. sovereignty is being surrendered to the U.N., World Court, and World Bank, with the U.S. becoming an economic region of this New World Order.
- Anti-Government activists often believe they have never accepted U.S. citizenship or can renounce it.
- Federal and State governments do not have the legal authority to levy taxes or interfere with travel or private enterprise by requiring licenses or regulating activity or conduct.
I hereby declare myself to be anti-government under these criteria, specifically but not exclusively anti-US-government, and an affirmative, active supporter and proponent of the aforementioned beliefs and issues.
Anarchists
- believe every [...] government will eventually be corrupted by power
- focus on specific issues that represent corruption of power
Though your treatment of the subject of anarchism is dismally vague and insufficient, I hereby declare myself an anarchist under these criteria.
Further, I hereby request my immediate and permanent registration and enrollment as a terrorist, anarchist and anti-government person in all lists, rosters, databases and blacksheets pertinent to the matters contained herein, and the immediate promulgation of such to all interested parties.
Yours, etc.,
Michael Jude Gogulski
Born free at Phoenix, Arizona, 8 August 1972
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5 Responses to “I am a terrorist”
By Bert McDert on Jun 4, 2008
What is the purpose of alerting the government not only to your being all of the above as far as they’re concerned but also to your desire to be known as such? Just curious.
By Mike Gogulski on Jun 4, 2008
The purpose is to alert readers of this site just how ridiculous the anti-”terror” jihad in America has become.
By Bert McDert on Jun 4, 2008
Well that makes sense. I guess if we’re going to be on all of these lists anyway, we might as well own it. I was looking for a way to send a link your way for possible inclusion among renunciant resources. I had been following the Republic of Lakotah movement, wherein a group of elders was trying to get an unassailable mandate behind unilaterally pulling out of all their treaties with the US, asserting their sovereignty, and filing liens on all property in the affected areas that was bought in violation of their historic ownership. Anyway, one of the details I remember from that time but which I haven’t been able to track down again today was that anyone could request and obtain citizenship as a Lakota provided they first renounced their US citizenship. If that ever went anywhere it might be an offer worth looking into: “citizenship” in an actual tribal nation. Would be kind of like the equivalent of being “ordained” by the Universal Life Church: would grant access to all the “privileges” of that status without requiring all the bullshit that typically accompanies it. Don’t know if that’s a direction you would consider or an idea you would want your readers to get through you, but…it does seem like it would count as a resource for renunciants so…here ya go. I’ll try to find the specific offer in one of my archived emails from when they were putting out a regular newsletter, but for now, http://www.republicoflakotah.com/refugees.html is the closest I can find. Do with it what you will.
By Mike Gogulski on Jun 4, 2008
Hey again Bert. Yeah, that’s another part of the motivation, actually. If there are going to be all these lists, let’s jam them as much as possible to reduce their utility.
Interesting though the Lakotah secession thing is, it ain’t goin’ nowhere. The international standard for statehood is diplomatic recognition as a State, and none has been (or is likely to be) forthcoming for Lakotah. Assuming they’re issuing “citizenships” now already, any travel or identity documents based upon them would be effectively worthless. Those interested in such things would probably be better served by signing up for the World Passport, which has shown limited utility.
And yes, I say all of this in my official capacity as a Minister ordained by the ULC