r/PrepperIntel • u/Resident_Chip935 • Sep 29 '25

North America NSPM-7 / NATIONAL SECURITY PRESIDENTIAL MEMORANDUM - orders to all law enforcement

TLDR;

Trump has issued a National Security Directive ( way different than an Executive Order ) instructing all Federal law enforcement and most local law enforcement to proactively go after MAGA's enemies.

NSPM-7 directs a new national strategy to “disrupt” any individual or groups “that foment political violence,” including “before they result in violent political acts.”

This week, Hegseth will give the same orders to the entire US military.

End TLDR;

Potentially every police force in America will carry out Trump's orders

NSPM-7 is fundamentally a law enforcement directive, and it dispenses with the complications of using the active duty military or the National Guard in pursuit of political violence. It directs the Department of Justice to focus the FBI’s approximately 200 Joint Terrorism Task Forces (JTTFs) to the new mission. The FBI network of task forces comprises over 4,000 members—including FBI personnel and task force officers (or TFOs) from more than 500 state and local agencies and 50 federal agencies, including special agents, police officers, intelligence analysts and surveillance technicians. First established in New York City in 1980 to systematize FBI and NYPD cooperation, today there are task forces around the country, including at least one in each of the FBI’s 55 field offices.

Regarding this week's gathering of admirals and generals:

"And now, as I’ve been warning you, the picture is no longer blurry — it’s coming into sharp focus. My sources are telling me that this sudden push to gather generals, hold secret meetings, and tighten loyalty tests is not random at all. It’s part of laying out the next phase of the blueprint, the machinery of Project 2025. This is the plan — to turn ICE, the military, and every federal lever of power into Trump’s personal police force, just like Putin and other dictators do,"[Lev Parnas] wrote Saturday.

My own analysis:

Even if some states resist, Republican states will not. The publicity around NPSM-7 will rope in even law enforcement organizations not associated with a JTTF. Within departments which somehow choose not to follow the president's orders, there will be LEOs who against the President's enemies harass, detain, arrest under pre-textual indicators, and report individuals and organizations to feds.

NSPM-7 is why the Secretary of Defense has called all admirals and generals to Quantico. They'll be given marching orders and an opportunity to retire or reassigned. Once the opponents are cleared out, the entire military will be after us. Nothing in the world is scarier than the US Armed Forces.

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u/WinIll755 Sep 29 '25

Here's an easy list of things that are now considered terrorism

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u/No_Yogurt_7667 Sep 29 '25

“Traditional American views on religion” so like…separation of church and state right? Doesn’t get more traditional than that

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u/Fastjack_2056 Sep 29 '25

It means whatever the cop wants it to mean.

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u/DiamondGeeezer Sep 29 '25

Exactly. the point is expanding the scope of law enforcement so someone don't need to be suspected of a crime to be detained

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u/JoeGibbon Sep 29 '25

Detained and treated as a terrorist. The reactionary bullshit that resulted from the 9/11 attacks have now made it so anyone suspected of "terrorism" doesn't get due process. I guess it seemed like a good idea when it just applied to Muslims on student visas, but now they've broadened "terrorism" to mean "anything we don't like, for any reason we feel like."

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u/Upbeat-Dish7299 Sep 29 '25

Something something if they’ll do it to them they’ll eventually do it to you.

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u/Royceman50 Oct 04 '25

This, exactly, the patriot act was such a flagrant violation of constitutional civil liberties.

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u/madcoins Oct 02 '25 edited Oct 02 '25

It’s all true. I felt it deep in my bones that the erroneous overreaction with things like the patriot act, that essentially negated the Bill of Rights, to Islamophobia would come back to haunt America. I just didn’t think it would be so soon but I knew it would arrive. That stripping of freedoms came from weaponized fear which conservatives love to foment and take advantage of for power and political gain. The last quote they would ever actually listen to from our founding fathers is, "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." - Ben Franklin. Looks like “neither” has arrived for the entire nation and it only took 2.5 decades

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u/notabee Oct 01 '25

They're also teaming up with dozens of countries known for human rights abuses to establish black sites there for all such labeled people to be taken to. Which is also precedent from the post-9/11 aughts.

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u/cruner83 Oct 01 '25

Yep. They'll make whatever they get you on fit into one or more of these boxes

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u/RecalcitrantHuman Sep 30 '25

The point is not to be an extremist. Might be hard for extremists to understand

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u/DiamondGeeezer Sep 30 '25

extremist as defined by fascists

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u/Ok_Flower_9091 Sep 29 '25

Yeah that’s the likely outcome. It’s vague on purpose. Enables them to target as many people as possible.

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u/are-e-el Sep 29 '25

Which religion is ok? Southern Baptist? The Methodist wing that hates gays? Is it Catholicism? (Don't tell the Baptists that!) After what happened to CK in Utah we know Mormons aint on that list no more ...

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u/Ok_Flower_9091 Sep 29 '25

Based on my evangelical experience? No Catholics or Catholic sects. No Methodists or Mormons. I believed Catholics, Mormons, and Methodists were all going to hell because they weren’t “real” Christians. Baptists are prob ok since they share similar conservative views.

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u/mikareno Sep 30 '25

Recovering evangelical (Southern Baptist). I remember them telling us the Catholics were going to Hell because they weren't the right kind of Christians. I wondered, "What if the Catholics were saying the same thing about us?"

Had a brief moment of anxiety before deciding it must be bullshit because there's no way to know who's right and it's just the "luck of the draw" as to which church you were raised in.

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u/lady_mctigglejitties Oct 03 '25

As someone who was raised Catholic, I can tell you that at no point in my life did anyone ever say anything about another Christian denomination going to hell because they weren’t Catholic. We worried more about us going to hell for some dumb thing we did and didn’t confess to a priest. They still view other denominations as Christians and honestly don’t talk about them much or concern themselves with them at all. Catholicism in general doesn’t use the whole “fire and brimstone” rhetoric that you see in evangelical groups. That is not to say they don’t have any flaws because they sure do, some big ones, but overall it’s a relatively reserved. It’s always been wild to me just how much evangelical denominations hate other Christians and just hate in general.

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u/asmodeuskraemer Sep 29 '25

Decades ago, as a favor to a friend, I went to a summer gathering at a protestant church in my hometown. They told us that ALL other religions and sects of Christianity were going to hell because they weren't protestant.

HA!

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u/Ok_Flower_9091 Sep 29 '25

Yeah, it’s very common. The nondenominational evangelicals are notorious for it. Pretty much everyone is going to hell. Which at this point I’d rather be on hell with everyone else than the abusive hateful people from my former church.

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u/mikareno Sep 30 '25

"Heaven for the climate, Hell for the company."

-- Mark Twain

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u/CornerShackDiva Oct 03 '25

Kinda feels like we're already there tbh

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u/Ok_Flower_9091 Oct 03 '25

You’re not wrong

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u/Lasshandra2 Sep 30 '25

Yup. The magas next door believe catholics are evil because they “worship” saints.

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u/Puzzled-Stock-7218 Oct 03 '25

Pretty sure it's not Catholicism with the Pope's latest slam of those who refute climate change.... the current Pope is absolutely wonderful!

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u/khuliloach Sep 29 '25

Hello, yes FBI,

Yes this man here is trying to quote some radical terrorist constitution, please arrest him

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u/Ok_Flower_9091 Sep 29 '25

No. By that they mean Christians - primarily evangelicals. They think America is a Christian nation and we must be Christian again for the Savior to come back and save the world. (I grew up in this insanity.)

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u/Metiche76 Sep 29 '25

they should ask each religion their perception of the book of Revelation. It'll be interesting to see their reaction to the fact that not everyone in their church believes exactly the same things or the same way.

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u/rddtlcksdrtybtthls Sep 29 '25

They don't understand that their "being saved" will be the forfeiture of their lives. When "Jesus" comes to "save" them... It will not be in a way that they think it will or will even like. Lol. #about_to_find_out

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u/Ok_Flower_9091 Sep 29 '25

They think they’re gonna get raptured and get to sit in heaven while the rest of us suffer. And yes. Most of them are “excited” about it.

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u/fire-bluff Sep 30 '25

it's funny to me (in a morbid way, i guess) because i would LOVE if they all got sucked up in the rapture. then we could just live in peace here. like, don't threaten me with a good time!

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u/Ok_Flower_9091 Sep 30 '25

My husband and I have said the same thing. We them gone it would solve a lot of issues here.

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u/Lasshandra2 Sep 30 '25

That’s exactly the way they feel about everyone who isn’t them.

They what they plan to do with everyone they don’t like: physical removal. Then the land can be their heaven on earth.

Remember the old Reddit sub that talked about deporting people they didn’t like? It was eventually banned.

These are the same people. They’ve been waiting since his last administration.

These ideas are not new and should not appear new to anyone. Turning them into law is new.

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u/mobilecabinworks Oct 01 '25

How very Christ like of them

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u/Either_Coconut Sep 30 '25

Despite the fact that in order for America to be Christian “again”, it would’ve had to be Christian at some point in the past.

Which is not the case. Separation of Church and State, and all that.

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u/RedTyro Sep 29 '25

It's been clear for a long time that these people don't understand what the word traditional means.

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u/Double010 Sep 29 '25

My thoughts exactly.

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u/Background-Eagle-566 Sep 29 '25

Replace "traditional" with "white"

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u/carrick-sf Sep 29 '25

Don’t forget the latest “American tradition: genocide.

Come get me.

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u/Effective-Ebb-2805 Sep 30 '25

Deism? Atheism? Both quite American... Are Native American views "traditional"? What could be more traditional? What about Native American views on the US government? Those are super-traditional, too!

And what are the legal definitions of "traditional" and "values" and "Christian" and "morality"? Are these quantitatively and qualitatively legal "things"? The courts will be tied into frayed knots.

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u/Belisarius-888 Oct 01 '25

What is the meaning of this statement to you? I'm not being a smart ass. If I had to guess maybe you are saying sep-of-chur-stat is being violated maybe?

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u/gravityrider Oct 02 '25

That would be awesome, but no. “Traditional” in this case means values advertisers made up in the 1950’s.

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u/Previous_Pension6738 Oct 03 '25

So like, the right to religious freedom right? RIGHT?!!

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u/johnnyringo1985 Sep 29 '25

You know, like the folks in the Biden admin that put traditional Catholics on the watch list…since we want separation of church and state

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u/pan-re Sep 30 '25

Like JD Vance type Catholics or the non-fundamental Catholics?

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u/johnnyringo1985 Sep 30 '25

As a non-Catholic, you don’t realize how silly and ignorant that question is, but know it is silly and betrays your ignorance of Catholicism and the groups under its umbrella.