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in July 2016, will continue to radicalize adherents of far-right ideologies and supply the Sovereign Citizens with sufficient membership to keep the organization alive, and maybe even growing. Therefore, it can be stated with high confidence that the Sovereign Citizens movement will remain a staple domestic terrorist group for the foreseeable future and will continue to pose a threat to federal, state and local law enforcement personnel. References Cited Anonymous (2010) “Domestic Terrorism: The Sovereign Citizen Movement”, The Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, DC, 13 April 2010 . Anonymous (2015) “Incident List: ‘Sovereigns’ and the Law”, Southern Poverty Law Center . Anonymous (2016a) “Ammon Bundy: Martyr or Revolutionary?”, Oath Keepers, 3 January 2016 < https: //www.oathkeepers.org/ammon-bundy-martyr-or-revolutionary>. Anonymous (2016b) “Finding Keepers”, The Economist, 27 February 2016, . Anonymous (2016c) “Oregon Standoff: A Chronicle of an Occupation”, The Oregonian, 14 February 2016 . Anonymous (n.d.) “Sovereign Citizens Movement”, Southern Poverty Law Center . Bernstein, M. (2016) “Ammon Bundy Had Intended Refuge Occupation to End up in Civil Court, Lawyers Say”, The Oregonian, 09 May 2016 . Dobuzinskis, A. (2016) “Cliven Bundy Standoff Brews over Cattle on Federal Land”, The Huffington Post, 10 May 2016 . FBI Counterterrorism Analysis Section (2011) “Sovereign Citizens: A Growing Domestic Threat to Law Enforcement”, The Federal Bureau of Investigation, 2011 . Hatewatch Staff (2016) “In the Aftermath of LaVoy Finicum’s Death, Growing Number of Rallies Push Martyrdom Narrative”, Southern Poverty Law Center, 3 May 2016 . Krueger, K. (2016) “Trump Campaign Official Praises ‘Great Success’ Of Bundy Standoff”, TPM LiveWire, 14 January 2016 . Morlin, B. (2016) “Bundy Sons Lead Antigovernment Extremists, Militia in Takeover of Federal Wildlife Headquarters in Oregon”, Southern Poverty Law Center, 04 January 2016 . Natour, R. and Barajas, J. (2016) “What Do the Presidential Candidates Think About the Militia Takeover in Oregon?”, PBS Newshour, 4 January 2016 . Tuohy, L. and Ritter, K. (2016)”Federal Authorities Rounded Up 12 People in Five States Thursday”, U.S. News & World Report, 04 March 2016 . 58
Biographical Notes on Contributors GRANT BARRATT, from Monroe, Connecticut, is a recent graduate from the Intelligence and National Security Studies program at Coastal Carolina University. In 2016 he served as an analyst in the Chanticleer Intelligence Brief’s Middle East Section, specializing in militant groups and counter-terrorist operations in the region. He also served as the Chanticleer Intelligence Brief’s Chief Recruitment Officer. His other interests include counter-terrorism, law enforcement intelligence and weaponry capabilities. In addition to his undergraduate degree, Grant received a certificate in Intelligence Analysis from the Advanced Technical Intelligence Center in Ohio. EMILY CLINGENPEEL is a senior from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, majoring in Intelligence and National Security Studies with a minor in Global Studies at Coastal Carolina University. She specializes in Eastern European and Russian affairs and in 2016 served as an analyst in the Chanticleer Intelligence Brief’s Europe Section. In the fall of 2016 she will be attending the American Institute for Foreign Study at the Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University in St. Petersburg, Russia. AMANDA CORONA is from Houston, Texas. She recently received her bachelor’s degree in Intelligence and National Security Studies with a minor in Geographic Information Systems from Coastal Carolina University. She is currently a graduate student at the Elliott School of International Affairs at George Washington University, pursuing a master’s degree in Security Policy Studies. In 2016, she was the Middle East Section chief for the Chanticleer Intelligence Brief, specializing in Iraq with a focus on domestic ethnic politics and inter-governmental relations. Her research interests include regional security, non-state actors, and international relations. DIANA EVANS, from Sandwich, Massachusetts, is a recent graduate of Coastal Carolina University’s Intelligence and National Security Studies program. In 2016 she held the post of Communication Officer in the Chanticleer Intelligence Brief, where she also headed the Americas Section. She has an interest in human intelligence and intelligence collection and has conducted research on the impact of biometric security measures on operational travel. She has presented papers at several conferences and symposia. Her paper entitled “Defending Against Cyber Espionage: The US Office of Personnel Management Hack as a Case Study in Information Assurance” (co-authored with Sarah Harvey) will be included in the peer-reviewed Proceedings of the 30th National Conference on Undergraduate Research, which will be published by the University of North Carolina in 2016. RYAN HAAG is a senior from Frederick, Maryland. He is a major in Intelligence and National Security Studies and a minor in Geographic Information Systems at Coastal Carolina University. In 2016 he served as Quality Assurance Officer in the Chanticleer Intelligence Brief, where he was also an analyst and head of the Asia and Africa Section, specializing in North Korean politics. His interests include geospatial intelligence, human intelligence and psychological operations. SARAH HARVEY, from Cumberland, Maryland, is a recent graduate of Coastal Carolina University’s Intelligence and National Security Studies program. She specializes in Venezuelan politics and political corruption, and has a strong interest in information assurance. Her paper entitled “Defending Against Cyber Espionage: The US Office of Personnel Management Hack as a Case Study in Information Assurance” (co-authored with Diana Evans), was recently accepted for publication in the Proceedings of the 30th National Conference on Undergraduate Research, which will be published by the University of North Carolina in November of 2016. 59
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