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| The cell tower linked to your wife is near a roadside motel on Highway 31. | |
| Typically, there's five to six agents per safe house in a designated area away from the other guests. | |
| I'm thinking an M-17 or my micro-Uzi with a silencer. | |
| UX military. | |
| I don't know. | |
| We're better than that. | |
| They were both raised by militia. | |
| Well, constitutional extremists. | |
| The following, a Fox TV series starring Kevin Bacon, is the latest television program to demonize the militia. | |
| I'm Jakari Jackson with an InfoWars News Bulletin. | |
| Even though the Constitution guarantees the rights of a well-regulated militia, that has not stopped the mass media from portraying the militia in a negative light. | |
| Let's take a look at these clips where the hero fights militia antagonist. | |
| Next Thursday, to save a young boy's life, Michael Weston takes on a militia. | |
| They are locked down tight. | |
| An unknown number of heavily armed militiamen have taken over the mine. | |
| Plan to use the salt mine as their base during the second American Revolution, which is they claim imminent | |
| More shows still such as the in development we hate Paul Revere and founding fathers | |
| The real programming is happening with these shows like Founding Fathers, where the guy that's pro-gun in Texas and leading the militia, he's really Al Qaeda. | |
| Which fits into the whole narrative that, oh, it's white Al Qaeda, or gun owners are really Al Qaeda. | |
| InfoWars has also documented subliminal propaganda in television shows such as AMC's Breaking Bad. | |
| One example is AMC's Breaking Bad television series as it depicts a meth villain as a Ron Paul supporter. | |
| And we'll end with a clip of Alex Jones warning of such propaganda in his film Road to Tyranny. | |
| I'm Jakari Jackson with an InfoWars News Bulletin. | |
| Who was the first terrorist organization in the United States? | |
| Who? | |
| Founding Fathers. | |
| Founding Fathers? |
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