…violate their 1st, 4th, and 5th Amendment rights, and refuse to show a warrant.[/.quote]
The liars who printed false legal documents are claiming that there is no warrant. What is likely is that they didn’t “recognize” the legal authority of the warrant since they believe the federal and state governments are invalid. There is not way to present a warrant to them that they would consider valid.
First of all, you haven't demonstrated that it's a "criminal enterprise”.
I have made no pretense of demonstrated a legal case against these people. I assume that persons who read my statements are actually going to check things out for themselves and find out what this group has done over the last 20 years. I have been aware of them since about 1995 and they achieved some national prominence back in 2005 when their was a siege on their headquarters.
This is not a group of people sitting around just chatting about political opinions. This group actively, corporately and individually commits fraud, filing false liens, sending bogus legal documents to public officials and regular citizens who irk them, and openly undermines the governments of the state of Texas and the United States.
Second, even if true. You don't violate the Constitutional rights of the rank and file and of observers and visitors.
How were their rights violated? Observers and visitors were detained to determine their identity (are they part of the criminal enterprise and subjects of the warrant?).
How was there "insurrection”?
Do you have a comprehension problem? I didn’t say there was insurrection. I said they were an insurrectionist group - a group that advocates the overthrow of the governments of the state of Texas and the United States government in Texas. It is not merely a “political” group in the normal sense of the word.
Out of curiosity, would you likewise support General Gage going into taverns and arresting Colonists for discussing whether or not they had rights as free men to disobey unjust laws of the Crown?
No. Discussing whether or not you have rights - or other political questions - is not illegal activity. If the colonists were pretending that the British were not a legal government and issuing fraudulent legal documents, conspiring to murder political leaders, an undermining lawful authority, then the British forces are within their rights to take action. But your attempt to paint these insurrectionists as simply another political group like the Tea Party, the Democratic Party of Texas, the Republican Party of Texas, the Christian Coalition of Texas, etc., is ridiculous.
You simply don’t know what you are talking about.
