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**Please keep in mind that not everyone involved in Moorish Science, is involved in the Sovereign Movement.**

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This is a case that slipped my notice from July but relevant in tracking the movement.

An Orange County couple facing fraud charges got the attention of Homeland Security.

According to reports, the couple claims to be part of a religious group called Sovereign Citizens.

It took investigators seven months to piece together the investigation against Dexter Martin and his wife, Lelawatie Sookhoo.

The investigation started when Martin got in a car accident and a Florida Highway Patrol trooper found Martin was going by the name Mushon Martin-Bey, and claimed to be part of the Moorish Religious Society.

The group’s parishioners often claim sovereign citizenship, and change their names without filing legal documents, as investigators discovered in this case.

They said Martin-Bey visited a car dealership on Orange Blossom Trail and got a fraudulent title for a car using his new name.

They also found Sookhoo used a modified version of her name to get eight different IDs from the Department of Motor Vehicles.

Reports said the couple racked up liens on three homes under their fake names, totaling nearly $25,000.

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Tennessee Official Says Complaints About Water Quality May Be "An Act Of Terrorism" | Liberals Unite

Sounds like someones is a lazy ass bully and to get out of doing his job, he likes to threaten people into submission so he can sit back and relax,,,

Sherwin Smith, deputy director of the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) told a group of Maury County residents that lodging unfounded complaints regarding water quality could be construed as an act of terrorism.

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Smith said, “We take water quality very seriously. Very, very seriously. But you need to make sure that when you make water quality complaints you have a basis, because federally, if there’s no water quality issues, that can be considered under Homeland Security an act of terrorism.”

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Rep. Butts was equally shocked. “I think we need to be very careful with how we use the words ‘terrorist’ and ‘terrorism.’ I thought it was out of context,” she said. “That did not apply to anything that we were discussing at the meeting.”

Tennessee Official Says Complaints About Water Quality May Be "An Act Of Terrorism" | Liberals Unite