New Jersey Office of Homeland Security Terrorism Awareness and Prevention Participant Guide
March 20, 2012 in New Jersey
The following guide was originally obtained and published by PrisonPlanet.com.
New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness
- 36 pages
The New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness is pleased to present this opportunity for you to learn more about terrorism awareness and prevention. This program is designed to raise the awareness of New Jersey citizens and workers so they can assist in combating terrorism by enhancing powers of observation and encouraging mutual assistance and concern. It involves the joint efforts of the federal, state and local agencies along with the residents of New Jersey.
While our country tells us to be more aware no one is telling is how and for what. This leaves the possibility for misunderstanding, abuses, and prejudices to surface. This program will inform citizens of what to look for and that their observations should rely on the unusual or suspicious activities and behaviors. Citizens should never use race or religion as factors for reporting suspicious activity.
You, the residents and workers of New Jersey, are our partners.
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So, basically if you do anything at all, you’re probably a terrorist.
Terrorist. Noun. A mythical creature similar to bigfoot used by the establishment to frighten little sheeple into submission and acceptance of being a sycophant. Like bigfoot, terrorists are rarely seen, rarely attack humans, and are widely used to monger fear in spite of these facts. Best countered with silver bullets and wooden stakes.
All things being equal, this little piece of propaganda is less obtuse than most similar publications. The MIAC report comes to mind, for example. At least it encourages the reader to use that most uncommon of virtues today, “COMMON SENSE”.