In early 2009, shortly after President Obama was elected the first time, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) warned citizens of the United States against homegrown terrorists, namely right wing “extremists,” which included veterans, fundamental Christians, conservatives in general, and anyone who prepares for an economic collapse. My wife and I recognized at the time that this was a de facto declaration of war by the federal government on conservative values. Crestfallen, we discussed the implications of this declaration between ourselves and came to the sobering conclusion that the federal government, the government that we both served as U.S.A.F. veterans, targeted us as enemies of the state. With the Patriot Act providing the legislative support for federal agencies to violate the constitutional rights of Americans, the DHS began to roll out what would turn out to be a reign of tyranny directed by the White House. In 2011, after hearing numerous reports on alternative news websites about trolls commissioned by the administration to launch tirades in blogs in response to conservative articles, my wife and I decided to engage the trolls in discourse. Typically, once we challenged the trolls based on concrete evidence, they always resorted to name-calling; this, we understood, was an admission of failure on their part. We continued to engage these trolls on conservative and alternative news websites for an entire year; but one day in 2012, I noticed that our computer was running really hard while it was in sleep mode.
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