So You Don't Think You're a Terrorist, Huh? Zine

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National Security Presidential Memorandum 7 (NSPM-7) represents one of the most significant threats to civil liberties in modern American history. Disguised as counter-terrorism policy, it creates a framework for investigating and prosecuting Americans based on their political beliefs rather than criminal actions.

This printable zine reveals:

How the memorandum falsely attributes right-wing violence to left-wing movements to justify targeting political opponents
The specific logical fallacies, unsubstantiated claims, and constitutional violations embedded in the policy
Which commonly held beliefs and activities could now trigger terrorism investigations (spoiler: probably yours)
How this framework mirrors historical authoritarian tactics used to eliminate dissent

This printable zine reveals:

How the memorandum falsely attributes right-wing violence to left-wing movements to justify targeting political opponents
The specific logical fallacies, unsubstantiated claims, and constitutional violations embedded in the policy
Which commonly held beliefs and activities could now trigger terrorism investigations (spoiler: probably yours)
How this framework mirrors historical authoritarian tactics used to eliminate dissent

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Information is a tool of liberation. In a moment when authoritarian governments depend on confusion and isolation, sharing knowledge freely is an act of resistance.

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Suggestions for Printing

This PDF is designed for you to print the first 4 pages as a booklet on colored cardstock to make a cover. Print the remainder of the pages as a booklet on regular copy paper. You could also put your own stamp on this zine by designing your own cover and just printing the interior pages. Fold in half and staple down the middle or sew by hand with a pamphlet stitch.