Name: Falsely Labelled a Domestic Terrorist: Mike Glover Tells His Story
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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Falsely Labelled a Domestic Terrorist: Mike Glover Tells His Story' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2023-01-26. Transcript available.

The Joe Rogan experience.
So how did it come up that this was being labeled by the government as
potential terrorists?
Oh, Lord. Oh, man.
Because when I read that, I was like, this has got to be a mistake.
Like, this has got to be just a misinterpretation of what you guys are doing.
Yeah, so I will say this.
When I thought I was being suppressed and then people were like,
yeah, but, you know, it's just your analytics suck or whatever.
I was like, yeah, that's probably that.
You know, I was being optimistic about that.
Well, when Kyle Serafin, have you heard that name?
He's the FBI agent who leaked the documents of militant, violent extremists, MVEs,
that were determined by the FBI of being people and groups of interest.
I knew it was a reality.
This just recently happened.
This is probably six months ago.
This just got leaked.
So let's back up like a couple of years.
When I started a group called American Contingency, the idea for that group was
coming from the issues in Chaz.
Remember Chaz?
Like that little shit community.
They basically blocked off a city block in Seattle.
A rapper did that.
And the police told the community, I'm sorry, the police chief told the police
through an email,
we will not respond to calls in and around the area of Chaz unless it's a mass
casualty event.
So there were law abiding citizens who were getting affected by politics, you
know, coming down on law enforcement officers and telling them not to do their
damn job.
So when this kind of evolved, I said, I'm going to start a group called
American Contingency where people can depend on each other.
They could help people help each other out.
So that kind of manifested itself into a group, a forum, and the FBI analyst
that was doing open source searches on intelligence discovered the group and
determined that we were extremist and labeled us so.
When he did that, he contacted Facebook, the FBI contacted all these social
media platforms.
My company account got shut down from Shopify.
Shopify said, um, you have 48 hours to get your information and you're gone.
So a multimillion dollar business gone.
No, no way to get it back.
No way to contest it or fight it.
Cause I don't have millions of dollars and a lawyer to fight it 48 hours to offboard
it.
And it was gone.
Um, the FBI also told Facebook, Facebook banned us on all the traffic American
contingency got banned and all the shit got shut down, um, suppressed for years
and thinking like, what the hell is going on?
I had an insider in Facebook who just got laid off during the meta laid off.
He actually, uh, four months ago before he got laid off, I said, Hey, can you
look into American contingency?
A community-based group, a freaking group of good Americans helping each other
in a time of crisis, natural man, man-made disasters.
I said, can you see if we can get our account back now that this thing's leaked
and they've determined I'm not a domestic terrorist.
They call me a white supremacist.
There's actually an article on, uh, on a leftist, uh, uh, wrote like a 20 page
article on a leftist, uh, uh, organization.
It's like a dot org USA today published it.
And when the national media picked it up, it spread like wildfire and
everything got deleted.
When that happened, I said, Hey, is there a way that we could maybe get our
stuff back?
Because they're saying we acknowledge it was a mistake.
Um, the, these guys and this guy, Mike Glover is not a terrorist.
He looked into it and got a response from the India team from India that was
managing my account that said, we looked into it and he is a domestic terrorist
and we cannot free up this account because he's been labeled a domestic
terrorist.
How that got determined was likely from the FBI telling everybody, but it still
exists today.
I mean, today it still exists and I'm walking on eggshells.
So you today are listed as a domestic terrorist?
A domestic, on Facebook, on, which translates to Instagram, I am listed as a
domestic terrorist.
I have the screen grab from the, from that conversation from team India,
Ireland was managing my account when it originally got deleted.
They off boarded to India, which obviously there's going to be cultural issues
there.
I am still labeled a domestic terrorist group with American contingency and
myself labeled that as well.
Now, when they do this, do they have to point to any one specific thing that
you guys are advocating?
Like, how can they just say you're a domestic terrorist because you're telling
people how to travel from Arizona to Canada and one tank of gas and how, you
know, to treat wounds and how to deal with a one-on-one combat situation?
Like how, what, don't they have to have one thing they can point to?
Well, Mike Glover said this, so this puts him in that category.
There was some analysis done, um, from Kyle Serafin who, when he did this, he,
uh, he screen grabbed some stuff and it looks like it was just this analyst
said it.
He was actually rebutted by some guys that I know in the FBI, likely hostage
rescue guys that I work with overseas, like good dudes.
I mean, the FBI has his rescue teams are great guys, but it was likely told and
communicated through some kind of agreement between Facebook and the FBI where
they say, Hey, here's the blacklist.
And I can't prove this, but this is Kyle thinks the same thing.
Here's the blacklist, blacklist all these guys and all these organizations
because they're potentially extremist.
I mean, the three percenters, the proud boys, um, who we are not any of those.
We are lumped up in the same exact list as that.
And, and it said, it said, these guys have a low history of violence.
And I'm like, what the fuck does low history of violence mean?
Like zero should be zero.
It's low, but it's zero.
Um, and, and we even had proof.
We had to submit proof of January 6th that we weren't involved at all.
In fact, I went out and said, Hey, as a organization, you should be concerned
about taking care of your family, defending your family, taking care of your
family.
Stay the fuck away from, uh, Washington DC.
That is literally what we put out and still that wasn't enough to get us off
the list.
It's a lit that you have to prove that you weren't involved in January 6th.
How nutty is that?
Crazy.
Instead of them showing, Hey, you were involved in January 6th.
You have to go out of your way to show that you weren't where something, like
that could be the case with every fucking event that happens in the world.
Prove that you weren't here.
Prove that you weren't there.
Well, a lot of the guys who were getting rolled up, they did, they were doing.
Assessments of CCTV cameras and just using facial recognition to identify dudes
and just go roll them up.
And I never thought to ever go there because I, the whole thing was fucking
dumb to me, but I'm like, dude, imagine if I showed up with, with a correlation
of, um, Hey, this guy's labeled a terrorist.
He's on site.
Fuck.
I'd be the commander of terrorists.
I mean, that's enough fidelity to get me lined out and go, this dude's in
prison.
I mean, that would have been me.
With your background, especially since they've already decided to label you.
Yeah.
That's, it's just so nuts to me that you have to prove that you weren't a part
of something when there's no evidence that you were like that.
The, the, the, the burden being on you to prove that you weren't there is so
crazy.
They, the, the guy who wrote this, it's Googleable, but if you like, if you
probably put in Mike Glover, domestic terrorist, a couple articles will, will
launch.
They had pictures of me and a whole bunch of people in Hebrew city, Utah, where
my headquarters is at.
In those pictures, we were doing community events, raising money for charity
and they were calling, um, they said like green beret, teaching militia, all
these different tactics.
It was 20.
It was actually impressive writing.
It looked like AI wrote the shit, like chat, uh, that chat shit, GPT wrote it
because it was so well structured that if you read it and you didn't know who
the fuck I was, you'd be like, this dude's a terrorist.
And dudes were blowing me up.
Like guys were hitting me up on Twitter.
They're like, Oh, this guy's a fucking terrorist.
And I'm like, I can't believe this is happening.
Like all I want to do is I feel like I earned it.
You know, I had the 20 years of service.
If you asked me that 10 years ago, I'd say, no, I'm still earning it.
I feel like I earned it.
I'm an entrepreneur running a business, trying to live my best life.
And I want to be left the fuck alone.
And now I'm being labeled a domestic terrorist by the same organizations I
worked with and for.
And no advocating whatsoever about trying to overthrow the government or
attacking people or taking back your rights or storming the Capitol.
Nothing.
Zero.
Zero.
All of it.
I've seen your shit.
All of it is about being prepared for natural disasters, for the grid going
down, something happening where you have to protect yourself or your family.
That's it.
That's it.
And if anybody learned anything during the pandemic, they should have learned
that we have a fairly fragile civilization.
If the grid goes down, if a natural disaster happens, if something goes
sideways, look, with a disease that kills a very small amount of people, shut
the entire country down.
And it wrecked the economy and fucked up a lot of people's lives.
And we didn't learn from that.
We didn't learn like, hey, you know, maybe we should have some food stored.
Maybe we should have some contingency plan.
Maybe we should have a full tank of gas always when we park our car at night so
we can get out of town.
Maybe we should have, you know, firearms or, you know, fishing poles, like
fucking something.
Maybe we should have something.
The idea that nobody can look at that, that people can't look at that and go,
oh, this isn't domestic terrorism.
This is just smart.
This is just being prepared for disaster.
This is being prepared for worst case scenario.
The idea that being prepared for a bad case scenario makes you a terrorist is
fucking nuts.
That's really crazy.
Yeah.
It was a kick in the dick for sure.
I mean, I.
And then it could affect your business like that.
They could shut you down.
Yeah.
When they shut me down, my merchant service account at the same time shut us
down.
And you can't fight that.
You can't say like, what are you talking about?
How are we a terrorist?
No, we tried to rebut it through emails, but they're like, no, this shit, we're
not going to.
You can't do it.
You could do it with millions of dollars and a lot of litigation over the
course of time, but you don't have the ability to do it.
And we couldn't do it.
I couldn't afford to do it.
And they don't even have to have an example.
No, no, no recourse.
And it's still, it's still, I mean, as far as I know from four months ago,
Facebook, if like, if you, if you went in and you tried to type in American
contingency.com into Facebook or Instagram as an, as a algorithm, it detects it
and will shut it down.
They delete.
My mom is an entrepreneur, Korean immigrant.
Well, she's, she married my dad when she was, um, um, when my dad was stationed
in the army in Korea, brought her over, started her business from shit from
scratch.
Like put a, put a, put a one, uh, chair salon in our garage.
That was dirt garage, put concrete down and started that business from the
ground up.
Worked 20, 29 years at this point, building this business, had a Facebook
account with a few thousand followers in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Miwa's beauty salon and spa, they deleted it.
They deleted her account because she reposted something, um, from that account
saying something like, I'm proud of my son.
And they deleted her account because anybody who, who, uh, reposted the link
immediately got their shit deleted with no explanation, completely deleted
forever.
When did this become a narrative?
Like when did being prepared, because, you know, they used to have those prepper
TV shows and a lot of them just seemed paranoid.
And some of them just seemed wise, like some of them just seemed like, Hey,
probably a good idea to have some food laying around, probably be a good idea
to have a plan in case anything goes bad.
Well, when did it become a narrative that someone who's preparing is a
potential domestic terrorist?
I think it's, it was the onset of the COVID.
Um, when COVID happened, we were talking about preparedness years prior to this
in November of 2019.
After watching Bill Gates documentary on basically COVID, um, I think it was on
Netflix and he was talking about pandemics and all the potential for mass
catastrophe and loss in human populations.
We talked about it and it was a thing like we said, Hey, like these are things
you got to be prepared for.
Look, our, our mission statement is we're, we want you to be best prepared.
We don't care what walk of life you come from being prepared needs to be
inclusive.
I hate that fucking word, but it needs to be inclusive because disaster is an
equal opportunist.
It doesn't give a fuck who you are.
It doesn't care what race, what wealth bracket you come from.
It will hand you your ass.
So our thing was, if you plan for the worst case scenario by default, you're
covering everything in between.
So yeah, we use in, in, in our verbiage, worst case scenarios, but we're not
trying to be doom and gloom because we're talking about practicalities.
My guys teach self-defense, uh, 2019 is the last statistic, 400, around 400, uh,
justified shootings, according to civilians, not a high probability.
You're going to be in a fucking gunfight, but you should learn to defend
yourself and your family with responsible firearms, uh, ownership and gun
handling.
That, that is not extreme, but when you sum it up and you say we're a
preparedness company and who owns the preparedness company, a former CIA bootlicker,
a fucking, um, a, um, a green beret sniper, whatever that narrative is, then we
fit the narrative for them.
So you fit the, the, the Bundy ranch sort of militia.
Yeah.
Yeah.

Falsely Labelled a Domestic Terrorist: Mike Glover Tells His Story

The Joe Rogan experience.
So how did it come up that this was being labeled by the government as
potential terrorists?
Oh, Lord. Oh, man.
Because when I read that, I was like, this has got to be a mistake.
Like, this has got to be just a misinterpretation of what you guys are doing.
Yeah, so I will say this.
When I thought I was being suppressed and then people were like,
yeah, but, you know, it's just your analytics suck or whatever.
I was like, yeah, that's probably that.
You know, I was being optimistic about that.
Well, when Kyle Serafin, have you heard that name?
He's the FBI agent who leaked the documents of militant, violent extremists, MVEs,
that were determined by the FBI of being people and groups of interest.
I knew it was a reality.
This just recently happened.
This is probably six months ago.
This just got leaked.
So let's back up like a couple of years.
When I started a group called American Contingency, the idea for that group was
coming from the issues in Chaz.
Remember Chaz?
Like that little shit community.
They basically blocked off a city block in Seattle.
A rapper did that.
And the police told the community, I'm sorry, the police chief told the police
through an email,
we will not respond to calls in and around the area of Chaz unless it's a mass
casualty event.
So there were law abiding citizens who were getting affected by politics, you
know, coming down on law enforcement officers and telling them not to do their
damn job.
So when this kind of evolved, I said, I'm going to start a group called
American Contingency where people can depend on each other.
They could help people help each other out.
So that kind of manifested itself into a group, a forum, and the FBI analyst
that was doing open source searches on intelligence discovered the group and
determined that we were extremist and labeled us so.
When he did that, he contacted Facebook, the FBI contacted all these social
media platforms.
My company account got shut down from Shopify.
Shopify said, um, you have 48 hours to get your information and you're gone.
So a multimillion dollar business gone.
No, no way to get it back.
No way to contest it or fight it.
Cause I don't have millions of dollars and a lawyer to fight it 48 hours to offboard
it.
And it was gone.
Um, the FBI also told Facebook, Facebook banned us on all the traffic American
contingency got banned and all the shit got shut down, um, suppressed for years
and thinking like, what the hell is going on?
I had an insider in Facebook who just got laid off during the meta laid off.
He actually, uh, four months ago before he got laid off, I said, Hey, can you
look into American contingency?
A community-based group, a freaking group of good Americans helping each other
in a time of crisis, natural man, man-made disasters.
I said, can you see if we can get our account back now that this thing's leaked
and they've determined I'm not a domestic terrorist.
They call me a white supremacist.
There's actually an article on, uh, on a leftist, uh, uh, wrote like a 20 page
article on a leftist, uh, uh, organization.
It's like a dot org USA today published it.
And when the national media picked it up, it spread like wildfire and
everything got deleted.
When that happened, I said, Hey, is there a way that we could maybe get our
stuff back?
Because they're saying we acknowledge it was a mistake.
Um, the, these guys and this guy, Mike Glover is not a terrorist.
He looked into it and got a response from the India team from India that was
managing my account that said, we looked into it and he is a domestic terrorist
and we cannot free up this account because he's been labeled a domestic
terrorist.
How that got determined was likely from the FBI telling everybody, but it still
exists today.
I mean, today it still exists and I'm walking on eggshells.
So you today are listed as a domestic terrorist?
A domestic, on Facebook, on, which translates to Instagram, I am listed as a
domestic terrorist.
I have the screen grab from the, from that conversation from team India,
Ireland was managing my account when it originally got deleted.
They off boarded to India, which obviously there's going to be cultural issues
there.
I am still labeled a domestic terrorist group with American contingency and
myself labeled that as well.
Now, when they do this, do they have to point to any one specific thing that
you guys are advocating?
Like, how can they just say you're a domestic terrorist because you're telling
people how to travel from Arizona to Canada and one tank of gas and how, you
know, to treat wounds and how to deal with a one-on-one combat situation?
Like how, what, don't they have to have one thing they can point to?
Well, Mike Glover said this, so this puts him in that category.
There was some analysis done, um, from Kyle Serafin who, when he did this, he,
uh, he screen grabbed some stuff and it looks like it was just this analyst
said it.
He was actually rebutted by some guys that I know in the FBI, likely hostage
rescue guys that I work with overseas, like good dudes.
I mean, the FBI has his rescue teams are great guys, but it was likely told and
communicated through some kind of agreement between Facebook and the FBI where
they say, Hey, here's the blacklist.
And I can't prove this, but this is Kyle thinks the same thing.
Here's the blacklist, blacklist all these guys and all these organizations
because they're potentially extremist.
I mean, the three percenters, the proud boys, um, who we are not any of those.
We are lumped up in the same exact list as that.
And, and it said, it said, these guys have a low history of violence.
And I'm like, what the fuck does low history of violence mean?
Like zero should be zero.
It's low, but it's zero.
Um, and, and we even had proof.
We had to submit proof of January 6th that we weren't involved at all.
In fact, I went out and said, Hey, as a organization, you should be concerned
about taking care of your family, defending your family, taking care of your
family.
Stay the fuck away from, uh, Washington DC.
That is literally what we put out and still that wasn't enough to get us off
the list.
It's a lit that you have to prove that you weren't involved in January 6th.
How nutty is that?
Crazy.
Instead of them showing, Hey, you were involved in January 6th.
You have to go out of your way to show that you weren't where something, like
that could be the case with every fucking event that happens in the world.
Prove that you weren't here.
Prove that you weren't there.
Well, a lot of the guys who were getting rolled up, they did, they were doing.
Assessments of CCTV cameras and just using facial recognition to identify dudes
and just go roll them up.
And I never thought to ever go there because I, the whole thing was fucking
dumb to me, but I'm like, dude, imagine if I showed up with, with a correlation
of, um, Hey, this guy's labeled a terrorist.
He's on site.
Fuck.
I'd be the commander of terrorists.
I mean, that's enough fidelity to get me lined out and go, this dude's in
prison.
I mean, that would have been me.
With your background, especially since they've already decided to label you.
Yeah.
That's, it's just so nuts to me that you have to prove that you weren't a part
of something when there's no evidence that you were like that.
The, the, the, the burden being on you to prove that you weren't there is so
crazy.
They, the, the guy who wrote this, it's Googleable, but if you like, if you
probably put in Mike Glover, domestic terrorist, a couple articles will, will
launch.
They had pictures of me and a whole bunch of people in Hebrew city, Utah, where
my headquarters is at.
In those pictures, we were doing community events, raising money for charity
and they were calling, um, they said like green beret, teaching militia, all
these different tactics.
It was 20.
It was actually impressive writing.
It looked like AI wrote the shit, like chat, uh, that chat shit, GPT wrote it
because it was so well structured that if you read it and you didn't know who
the fuck I was, you'd be like, this dude's a terrorist.
And dudes were blowing me up.
Like guys were hitting me up on Twitter.
They're like, Oh, this guy's a fucking terrorist.
And I'm like, I can't believe this is happening.
Like all I want to do is I feel like I earned it.
You know, I had the 20 years of service.
If you asked me that 10 years ago, I'd say, no, I'm still earning it.
I feel like I earned it.
I'm an entrepreneur running a business, trying to live my best life.
And I want to be left the fuck alone.
And now I'm being labeled a domestic terrorist by the same organizations I
worked with and for.
And no advocating whatsoever about trying to overthrow the government or
attacking people or taking back your rights or storming the Capitol.
Nothing.
Zero.
Zero.
All of it.
I've seen your shit.
All of it is about being prepared for natural disasters, for the grid going
down, something happening where you have to protect yourself or your family.
That's it.
That's it.
And if anybody learned anything during the pandemic, they should have learned
that we have a fairly fragile civilization.
If the grid goes down, if a natural disaster happens, if something goes
sideways, look, with a disease that kills a very small amount of people, shut
the entire country down.
And it wrecked the economy and fucked up a lot of people's lives.
And we didn't learn from that.
We didn't learn like, hey, you know, maybe we should have some food stored.
Maybe we should have some contingency plan.
Maybe we should have a full tank of gas always when we park our car at night so
we can get out of town.
Maybe we should have, you know, firearms or, you know, fishing poles, like
fucking something.
Maybe we should have something.
The idea that nobody can look at that, that people can't look at that and go,
oh, this isn't domestic terrorism.
This is just smart.
This is just being prepared for disaster.
This is being prepared for worst case scenario.
The idea that being prepared for a bad case scenario makes you a terrorist is
fucking nuts.
That's really crazy.
Yeah.
It was a kick in the dick for sure.
I mean, I.
And then it could affect your business like that.
They could shut you down.
Yeah.
When they shut me down, my merchant service account at the same time shut us
down.
And you can't fight that.
You can't say like, what are you talking about?
How are we a terrorist?
No, we tried to rebut it through emails, but they're like, no, this shit, we're
not going to.
You can't do it.
You could do it with millions of dollars and a lot of litigation over the
course of time, but you don't have the ability to do it.
And we couldn't do it.
I couldn't afford to do it.
And they don't even have to have an example.
No, no, no recourse.
And it's still, it's still, I mean, as far as I know from four months ago,
Facebook, if like, if you, if you went in and you tried to type in American
contingency.com into Facebook or Instagram as an, as a algorithm, it detects it
and will shut it down.
They delete.
My mom is an entrepreneur, Korean immigrant.
Well, she's, she married my dad when she was, um, um, when my dad was stationed
in the army in Korea, brought her over, started her business from shit from
scratch.
Like put a, put a, put a one, uh, chair salon in our garage.
That was dirt garage, put concrete down and started that business from the
ground up.
Worked 20, 29 years at this point, building this business, had a Facebook
account with a few thousand followers in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Miwa's beauty salon and spa, they deleted it.
They deleted her account because she reposted something, um, from that account
saying something like, I'm proud of my son.
And they deleted her account because anybody who, who, uh, reposted the link
immediately got their shit deleted with no explanation, completely deleted
forever.
When did this become a narrative?
Like when did being prepared, because, you know, they used to have those prepper
TV