So, I used to laugh off "Fema Camp" rumors and the like.
I figured Alex Jones had that, and UFOs, covered just fine.
Lately though, I don't know.
Check out this MOS on the Army's website.
I guess maybe regular MPs aren't good enough?
Here is a link to an article on the subject at Indy Bay, sent in by a reader.
I still have my reservations, but given the recent framework set up by our government to detain and strip citizens of their citizenship for "treason", without the constitutional mandate for witnesses or a trial, things seem to be "coincidentally" coming together for such a possibility.
I believe the road to tyranny is paved with "good intentions". Once the tools are in place, they are just that: tools.
Almost any tool can be used as a hammer...
...and nothing surprises me much anymore.
Alex Jones gets blown off far too often. I just met a feller who actually had beers with him, and he thinks Alex is sincere.
ReplyDeleteIf nothing else, I have independent verification of the Indiana FEMA camp site, we know the MIAC report is true, we know about TSA VIPR teams, we know Amish folk are being raided for selling raw milk...
Alex puts these stories out and more. I don't discount him.
Craig-
ReplyDeleteAgree.
If these guards are headed in an internment-camp-ish direction, well then.
Looks like things might get more interesting around here.
AP
Question is what is their troop force levels, projected and required for that MOS. Sounds like good material for a FOIA request. I know the Army, it's a bureaucracy, they like paperwork. If someone is planning something nefarious, there will be a mountain of paperwork a mile high with black and white evidence everywhere. I remember as the Iraq situation was beginning to roll, I was sitting in my unit office (I was XO), and I got a troop deployment faxed to me from the effing pentagon for the next 3 months for every unit activation in the country by line item number. If this is real, there's evidence everywhere, we need only sniff and ask around a little bit.
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Consider the book "Fry The Brian" by John West. Information, training and application....get ready.
ReplyDeleteDAN III
Pennsylvania
Might I suggest that this is a great opportunity for the entry level patriot to put themselves in a position to help others. The right person would have to have a strong enough moral backbone to resist the indoctrination process and not fall to the dark side.
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So You Want a Revolution...
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Where have you been on this issue?? This advertisement first became known on 8-9-2009. I went so far as to visit a local recuiter and question him about this. I got the complete run around and he was not interested to hear my concerns. By the time I left let's just say that I'm no longer on his Christmas list.
ReplyDeleteDoug
Newark, Ohio
Eh, the "Cage Kicker" MOS is old hat for the MP's. However, if you saw an expansion of internment facilities beyond the needs of the Armed services (trust me, we need them, we were farming out perps from Joint Base Lewis McChord all the way to Bremertan Naval Station for bunk space) then there would be reason for concern.
ReplyDeleteAs far as I know, the A.I.T. is the same as the 31B (m.p.) but I think there is an extra two days of training to learn to light the ovens without burning yourself.
ReplyDeleteJust think how many jobs will be created/saved for internment camp personnel!
ReplyDelete@Craig S. Miller: "there is an extra two days of training to learn to light the ovens without burning yourself."
ReplyDeleteI guess Sonderkommandos are not SEIU members and therefore cannot be ordered to do the dangerous work.