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- 12/30/2011 Hockey Fans Recruited To
Spot Terrorism
The Newest Initiative by the Department of Homeland Security
The Department of Homeland Security is rolling-out an Anti-Terrorism program next week, using hockey fans to report suspected terrorist activity. While the details are a bit sketchy, I feel that all Americans should practice vigilance and report suspicious activity and anti-American sentiment whenever they see it. Selecting a sports demographic sends the wrong message to people who might be sitting on the fence with information, which may or may not be important. If they were to pick a sports demographic, why not baseball? I'm not personally a baseball fan, but hasn't it always been heralded as the all-American sport? If I were to recruit a group of people to train in counter-terrorism, I would select the concealed weapons permit holders; people who have already passed stringent background checks, and are licensed to carry firearms. I would call them American Defenders and set-up a reverse 911 system in order to activate them, whenever an act of terror is suspected or perpetrated on American soil. I would also bring in Israel's Mossad to train them in spotting Islamic Extremists. And of course I would seal the border and repel the illegal alien drug cartels, whose numbers are in the tens of thousands, with a footprint of at least one county-deep, along sections of the U.S. border. Michael Michola CEO Department of Hometown Security
