Zog Prepares to Murder More Americans

Something to bear in mind in regards to America's Jew Gestapo, i.e. above, all of their pretty little bullshit [see above photo] won't stop an AK-47 round at close range.

ZOG Prepares to Murder More Americans!

At some point we're going to have to quit watching the government murder Americans one at a time and do something about it. In the meantime I suggest you buy a lot of guns and ammunition. Having seen many people die I can tell you that the act of dying is generally not painful [I'm not kidding], but the process of living as a slave and seeing ones family subjected to the horrors the Jews have in store for us will be excruciating.

SWAT Teams, Armored Vehicle Seen Near Brown Compound

Couple Holed Up In House After Tax-Evasion Convictions

PLAINFIELD, N.H. -- Neighbors of convicted tax evaders Ed and Elaine Brown reported police SWAT teams and at least one armored vehicle converging on a field near the home Thursday morning.

Authorities did not confirm they were moving in to arrest the fugitives, but local police, the governor's office and the U.S. Attorney's office referred calls to the U.S. Marshal's service, which has been negotiating daily with the Browns since their federal tax evasion conviction in January.
Susan Williams, who lives a mile or so away from the Browns on Center of Town Road, said she saw police officers, SWAT team members, a fire truck, ambulance, helicopter and at least one armored vehicle assembled in a field across from her driveway.

Another nearby resident, Russell Hoisington, said he saw a caravan of armored vehicles and many police cars drive past his house on Stage Road just before 9 a.m.

"There's been a lot of cars heading up that way. Law enforcement types," he said.

Hoisington's two nephews live near the Browns. He said some time after 9 a.m., state police told his nephews to leave their home, but did not tell them why.

The Browns answered a telephone call from The Associated Press by saying: "This is the Lord's House. This is Sister Elaine and Brother Edward."

He said nothing was out of the ordinary at the house, then hung up. But he told a different story earlier Thursday to a supporter, who recorded it and posted some of it online.

"Too many funny little things" had gone on in the past 12 hours said a bit after 9 a.m.

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