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We,
the People, possessing the
Inalienable Right to be Free
from Terrorism in our daily
lives and upon our shores...
the right to be free from
Terror attacks against us
and our fellow civilians
throughout the world, hereby
do affirm and acknowledge:
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There is no "excuse" for
any form of Terrorism,
whether International or
Domestic Terrorism. Such
acts are TERROR CRIMES
AGAINST ALL OF HUMANITY
no matter how or where
they take place. The use
of claimed religious
differences, racial
differences, human
differences, territorial
conflicts, tribal
conflicts or any other
claim or excuse for
engaging in acts that
constitute Terrorism,
including but not
limited to suicide
bombings, hijackings,
biological weapons,
cyber-terrorism,
economic terrorism,
nuclear weapons, and all
other such acts against
civilian populations
intended to terrorize,
is itself a crime
against humanity,
inadequate and of no
justification under
international or
domestic law for the
engagement in Terrorism.
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The effecting of a
defense against
Terrorism, whether in
self defense or in
pursuit of the parties
who inflict the
Terrorism, is itself a
right protected by
international law. That
includes self-defense,
personal defense,
military defense and
intervention intended to
prevent further
Terrorism, and all other
steps that would
preserve the Peace and
prevent acts of
Terrorism, within the
constraints of and
acceptable under
International Law.
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There exists an
inalienable right, in
the event we are
attacked in violence by
Terrorists in any
manner, to respond
without restraint of any
kind by immediate
engagement in: a)
personal defense, b)
obtaining military
assistance, c) legal
steps, d) civilian
and/or e) other means
self defense. We reserve
the inalienable right
(of necessity) to engage
in our own defense
against said attackers
and/or any ally which
would support the
attackers by military or
criminal misdeeds. When
a Terrorist Group
commits Terrorism, such
is a crime AGAINST ALL
OF HUMANITY.
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When we defend against
Terrorism by whatever
means of self or
national defense as is
acceptable under
International Law, that
those acts are Legally
Justified, a Just Cause,
and not terrorism.
We consider this Bill of
Rights to be an explicit
Declaration of War
against Terrorism and
Terrorists, in support
of similar such
Declarations made by the
United States and its
Allies.
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In
the event of Terrorist
Attack, we will promptly
bring all information
about the parties
committing the Terrorism
to the Military and
Legal Authorities of the
Country where the Attack
takes place and to the
United States Department
of Defense, FBI,
INTERPOL, SCOTLAND YARD,
US DHS and such other
authorities as they
designate. We
shall do so promptly and
in accordance with their
reporting regulations
and cooperate wholly
with said authorities.
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In
the event of Terrorist
Attack or detection that
parties are engaging in
Terrorist-supportive
Criminal Acts connected
therewith, we will
thoroughly investigate
and turn over such
information as is
available about said
parties in conformance
with and support of
Article 5.
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If
we are attacked (by
Terrorists and/or their
helpers) as part of
economic warfare, cyber
warfare, information
warfare, criminal acts,
infrastructure thefts or
destabilization, overt
military action,
harassment or other
terrorization, we
reserve the right to
hold those parties
accountable under their
own political and
economic law,
international law and
our own.
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If
it is subsequently
established that
Terrorists used covert
criminal engagement to
harm our businesses or
persons, to respond by
taking such steps as
eliminate any possible
access they may have to
our businesses, persons
or families, by
communications channels,
or through identifying
them in person and by
business to banking,
financial,
communications, legal
and other authorities,
and acting in
conformance with the
other Articles
hereunder.
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We
shall regularly visit
the United States DHS
Ready.gov website and
keep our homes and
offices at the ready for
the necessities of any
future terror attack.
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The foregoing articles
shall constitute the
entire Anti-Terror Bill
of Rights adopted first
as of September 11,
2001, by Computer
Companies United Against
Terrorism, amended as
indicated below. They
shall stand forthwith,
unless amended, for an
indefinite period and
may be reproduced for
non-commercial purposes
only.
Rev 1.0f.121 July 23,
2003 amended June 15,
2008.
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