Under “Subject,” it says, “Protest Against Military Recruiters at University of California at Santa Cruz (UCSC) on 5 Apr. 05.”

Under “Source,” it says: “A special agent of the Federal Protective Service, U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Source is reliable.”

Evidently, the source had access to the e-mail of the peace activists because the document says: “Source received an e-mail from [blacked out] at e-mail address [blacked out] dated 1 April 2005 (PST), subject: Action Tuesday to Kick Military Recruiters Out of UCSC!”

This e-mail tells demonstrators “to have fun and bring 5 friends,” the Pentagon document notes. It also says, “Sign the petition to ban recruiters from UCSC.”

The document adds, “The text of the e-mail does not state if civil disobedience is planned to occur at this protest.”

Under “Coordinating Agencies,” the document lists, among others, “902d MI Group,” and “JTTF San Francisco.”

“The 902d Military Intelligence Group conducts Counterintelligence (CI) activities in support of Army Commanders and to protect Army forces, secrets, and technologies by detecting, identifying, neutralizing and exploiting Foreign Intelligence Services (FIS) and International Terrorist Threats,” according to its website.

JTTF stands for the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force. “They are our nation’s front line on terrorism: small cells of highly trained, locally based, passionately committed investigators, analysts, linguists, SWAT experts, and other specialists from dozens of U.S. law enforcement and intelligence agencies,” says the FBI at its website.