Re: FBI Flier Provided Coffee Shop Owners: Brilliant Tactic By FBI:

The FBI Flyer being distributed to Coffee Shops states—customers that repeatedly pay cash for Coffee may evidence terrorist activity—and urges Coffee Shop Owners to report those customers (appears ridiculous) on the surface, especially since the real estate crash and near record unemployment—millions of Americans no longer have credit cards, bank accounts or debit cards to pay for their coffee and other inexpensive items. However, looking below the surface, the FBI has done something "brilliant" here even the East German Secret Stasi Police never thought of to develop an army of national informants. It took the Stasi two decades to build an army of neighborhood and other informants to spy for the communist government. FBI anti-terrorist flyers that ask merchants and businesses to inform, report customers paying cash for something so small as a cup of coffee (will definitely attract Americans) that want to be government informants; the FBI won’t have to spend years like the Stasi Police threatening Citizens, shaking the bushes to find informants to build its U.S. national network of American informants. The Stasi army had several hundred thousand informants: neighbors spy on neighbors, workers reporting workers. It got to the point East German married couples were afraid to discuss things inside their home and would leave the house to talk. The Secret Stasi Police threatened Citizens with indefinite detention that refused to act as government informants. Is this the direction America is headed?

Re: Homeland Security Monitoring Social Media Websites:

Homeland Security spying, tracking Americans may result in Citizens abstaining from visiting and posting comments on websites? When other countries passed Police State Laws like The Defense Authorization Act of 2012, Citizens increasingly abstained from politically speaking out; visiting activist websites or writing comments that might be deemed inappropriate by their government, especially Police State Governments, that could cause someone to lose their job; be investigated, disappeared and or detained in Police/Military Custody.

Is the National Defense Act Of 2012 and recently Introduced “Enemy Expatriation Act” Retroactive? Some writers might be dead-meat under NDAA. It appears that “Americans” who write on the Internet or verbally express an opinion against any entity of U.S. Government or its coalition partners—may under the Patriot Act or The Defense Authorization Act—be deemed by U.S. Government (someone likely to engage in, support or provoke violent acts or threaten National Security) to order an American writer’s indefinite military or prison detention.

Where U.S. Government appears headed with the Patriot Act, The National Defense Authorization Act of 2012 and recently introduced “Enemy Expatriation Act” that would allow U.S. Government to Strip Americans of Citizenship without evidence or a conviction—is getting Congress to grant U.S. Government (The Executive Branch) the Power to arbitrarily arrest, charge, Indefinitely Detain Americans that participate in 1st Amendment activities (on the premise) certain 1st Amendment Activities appeared intended or were used to support or provoke hostilities, combatants, belligerents, terrorism and or threaten National Security.

Uh oh. . . I don't have a Facebook account, so surely I must be hiding something. The government should no doubt be suspicious of me and all people who aren't participating in social networks.