Craig Rosebraugh, the enigmatic environmental anarchist whose tenure as the public face of the terrorist Earth Liberation Front (ELF) was marked by millions of dollars in violent property destruction, a sizable financial gift from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, and a penchant for hiding behind the Fifth Amendment, has declared war on America.
Fresh from his appearance at Cal State Fresno's "Revolutionary Environmentalism" conference, Rosebraugh has penned a manifesto calling for anti-war protesters to carry out "direct actions" against the American government, military installations, multinational corporations, financial institutions, urban centers, and broadcast television networks.
Like the ELF, Rosebraugh has no use for peaceful protests, calling them "pointless, and perhaps even counterproductive." Instead, he prefers an activist plan that, quite literally, terrorizes America into withdrawing troops from the Persian Gulf.
How to manufacture this sort of atmosphere? Rosebraugh articulates the following seven-point plan (in his own words) for would-be members of his hate-America terrorist brigade:
Rosebraugh implies over and over that the anti-war movement simply hasn't gone far enough. He clearly wants to take the ELF's terror tactics -- honed during attacks on logging companies, new home builders, and the Vail ski lodge -- and direct them at the federal government itself.
Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge said yesterday that intelligence on homegrown terror groups influenced his decision to raise America to the "code orange" alert level on Monday. "[R]egional extremist organizations and ad hoc groups or disgruntled individuals may use this time period to conduct terrorist attacks against the United States," he told reporters during a Tuesday press conference.
In a poignant Washington Times book review of a Unabomber biography, Fresno State University's Bruce Thorton argued on Sunday that we may one day fall prey to "a homegrown terrorism driven by debased myths and shop-worn ideas."
"The war against terrorism," Thornton added, "has more fronts than we think."
Exotic Newcastle Disease Telephone Information:
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California Department of Food and Agriculture
Animal Health and Food Safety Services
1220 N Street, Room A-114 Telephone: (916) 654-0881
Sacramento, California 95814 Facsimile: (916) 653-4249
NOTICE OF REQUIRED ACTION PURSUANT TO QUARANTINE
Owner:
Owners and operators of all poultry exhibitions, and owners of all poultry species in California.Addres
s: Multiple.You are hereby notified that the State Veterinarian has imposed a Quarantine pursuant to Food and Agricultural Code,
Section 9562 on the following population of animals or animal product:
Description of Population of Animals or Animal Product:
All poultry species (including chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese, partridges,pheasants, quail, guinea fowl, pea fowl, doves, pigeons, grouse, swans and ratites).
Present location:
In California.Reason for Quarantine:
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This Quarantine is imposed because the population of animals or animal product described above may be infected or infested, has been exposed to acondition that could transmit an illness that could kill or seriously damage other animals or humans, or may be at risk for such exposure.
Condition:
Exotic Newcastle Disease.
This Quarantine is imposed in the circumstances of natural disaster, whether occurring or imminent, or a declared emergency.Required Action: Pursuant to Food and Agricultural Code, Section 9562 and Title 3, California Code of Regulations, Section 1301
et seq., you are required to:X
Segregate the population of animals or animal product described above from other animals or products no later than March 17, 2003.The method of segregation shall be:
No exhibitions of poultry unless the Department determines that the poultry may be exhibited subject to a compliance agreement. An exhibition of poultry is defined as any event, gathering or activity where live poultry from various sources are brought together for public display, competitive or non-competitive showing, inspection, trade, or sale, at venues that include, but are not limited to, auctions, bird shows, fair exhibits, feed stores, hardware stores, pet marts, pet stores, petting zoos, swap meets, and individual residences.The State Veterinarian may modify the action(s) required in this Notice. Failure to comply with this Notice of Required Action is a violation of Title 3, California
Code of Regulations, Section 1301.8 and will result in the Department of Food and Agriculture pursuing appropriate remedies, including but not limited to law
enforcement involvement, and may interfere with your receiving indemnity payments to which you might be entitled.
Notice issued by: ______________________________________________________Title:
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YOUR APPEAL RIGHTS
You may appeal the imposition of the Quarantine in an informal hearing process, pursuant to Chapter 4.5 (commencing with Section 11400) of
Division 3 of Title 2 of the Government Code and Title 3, California Code of Regulations, Section 1301.3, by contacting the Animal Health and
Food Safety Services, 1220 N Street, Room A-114, Sacramento, CA 95814, telephone (916) 654-0881, facsimile (916) 653-4249, and
requesting an informal hearing.
Unless the box below is checked, your request for a hearing must be received within 72 hours ofservice of this notice.
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