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policeman.jpgAccording to the MIPT Terrorism Knowledge Base, between 1968 and today there were 554 incidents of terrorism perpetuated against the United States domestically and internationally.

Last week's FBI report tells us
, in the year 2006 alone, with only 12,600 of the nation’s more than 17,000 local, county, state and federal police agencies reporting, there were around 7,500 hate crime incidents.

I've never been a big fan of the "hate crime" designation because of worries about the potential for anti-Bushisms to become "hate speech" for example. But one thing seems clear: intolerance is a much greater threat to America than "terrorism."
tree drawing.jpgWhen it comes to my government’s intelligence agencies, I am, and likely always will remain, “low hanging fruit.”

Until last week I had scarcely heard the expression. Then two lawyers in two different offices separately described me thusly just hours apart on the same day. The phrase has been pinging around my brain’s background circuitry like a pinball ever since.

What does it conjure? A well-endowed gay friend made me laugh when he claimed to share the designation… Sometimes I imagine an easy-to-reach banana with my head on it…


Six Hours A Week Is:

A coping strategy and advocacy outlet. I spend six hours each week researching, communicating about, and advocating legal and ethical responses to assaults on our shared democratic and republican ideals. My life has been nearly destroyed by the unconstitutional practices of politically/socially-motivated private intelligence contractors and the corruption and cronyism that allow them. When I first started this blog I didn't at all understand my sudden surreal/bizarre circumstances, but over the last two years much has fallen into place. I stay connected to the world through current events, the Internet and too much TV, but have been forced to live in near seclusion while responding to ever-shifting tactics -- from domestic terrorism to garden variety harassment. If it could happen to me it could happen to any if us. No matter what our political affiliations, we're all Americans, and must protect one another's dignity and humanity. All content on this site is property of Kyeann Sayer. All rights reserved.

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