Wow.

I highly recommend everyone go through the entire course.

By doing so I learned that anarchists are a variant of terrorist who:

"believe every organization or government will eventually be corrupted by power"

"focus on specific issues that represent corruption of power"

I learned that American Indians are terrorist if they:

"push for a return of 'stolen' lands
and self-determination"

Single issue terrorists include:

• Environmentalists
• Animal Rights
• Pro-Life
• Anti-Nuclear/Anti-War
• Gay Rights
• Anti-Geneticists (opposed to genetically altered crops)

And the citizen who wishes to join in the fight against terrorism should always keep in mind:

"Some indications of possible trouble may include:

• Controversial issues being debated."

There's no mention that I could find that one might hold the above beliefs and *not* be a terrorist. The closest was that law enforcement believes the above have both mainstream and fringe elements... with no suggestion that mainstream elements aren't terrorists.

This is very bad stuff.

"Single issue terrorists include:

• Environmentalists
• Animal Rights
[...]
• Anti-Nuclear/Anti-War
• Gay Rights
• Anti-Geneticists (opposed to genetically altered crops)"

Paging liberal-libertarian alliance...

It is a stupid site.

But, it does admit:

"What makes an individual a terrorist is the choice to pursue these beliefs by committing crimes."

Seems Alabama is on the same track: http://web.archive.org/web/20060421160851/www.homelandsecurity.alabama.gov/tap/anti-gov_grps.htm