Texas State Guard To Monitor ... Operation JH15

originally posted by: jessme2

originally posted by: bobs_uruncle
a reply to: FarleyWayne

So all these boots are going to be on the ground from July to September, eh. Getting fully use to their surroundings, locating what they think are troublemakers, figuring out who to round up in the event of a ??? financial collapse ???

Don't major financial collapses normally happen in September or October?

Cheers - Dave

one word. deportations.

Two words... relocation camps

Cheers - Dave

so..while all eyes are on Texas, and jade helm...
what will the other hand be doing?

a reply to: Bigburgh

Last I checked the feds would need to declare Texas in a state of rebellion in order to federalize their national guard.

a reply to: bobs_uruncle

After reading your post and staring it I happened on another thread with this quote in it and "boink" the dot that connects .

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a reply to: the2ofusr1

A buddy of mine who's former CIA and Rangers has been saying for a while to watch mid to late 2015. SGHTF. So they way I see it is pretty simple...

1. Get everyone use to boots on the ground, while the boots on the ground are getting used to their surroundings.
2. Pretend like the exercise is over and start prepping to allegedly get all the troops out.
3. Collapse occurs late September or early October, while troops still in place.
4. Start up new currency to replace the US Dollar

Strictly speaking, this is Hegelian Dialetic 101.

1. Make an excuse for an exercise that is not an exercise.
2. Create or amplify a problem, the coming financial collapse (thesis).
3. Offer a solution to manage the problem (anti-thesis).
4. End up with their solution to the root cause, new faux "money" and of course synthesis.

It will be an interesting fall 2015.

Cheers - Dave

Two words - ignorant pratt.

FFS - there's 1200 military in Jade Helm - it's not big, not unusual, and is pretty typical of the exercises the military undertakes all the time to train.

originally posted by: Aloysius the Gaul
Two words - ignorant pratt.

FFS - there's 1200 military in Jade Helm - it's not big, not unusual, and is pretty typical of the exercises the military undertakes all the time to train.

On top of which, the Guardies are probably participating in it as well ANYWAY, some of the ones back home are.

originally posted by: Aloysius the Gaul
Two words - ignorant pratt.

FFS - there's 1200 military in Jade Helm - it's not big, not unusual, and is pretty typical of the exercises the military undertakes all the time to train.

Dallas PD alone has 3400 officers... I think they could take em....

If the Feds are going to try and "start something" why do it in the one state who would have no issues telling the feds to bugger off? They told Mexico the same and won a war. They voluntarily entered the United States...

These aren't the same as the Tea drinking "come dressed as targets" never had war been so courteous with all the these and thou's etc etc...

a reply to: Asktheanimals

It seems the Governor is just as suspicious of this operation as you are mate.

At least Texans have a genuine politician looking out for Texas.

originally posted by: Xcathdra

Dallas PD alone has 3400 officers... I think they could take em....

If the Feds are going to try and "start something" why do it in the one state who would have no issues telling the feds to bugger off? They told Mexico the same and won a war. They voluntarily entered the United States...

WTF are you on man??

Is it legal to buy - where's the store??

Fort Hood alone has 45,000 soldiers stationed there permanently. Fort Bliss has the 1st Armoured Division stationed there. Here's a list of Military posts in Texas - and y'all are wetting your panties 'cos of 1200??

I thought Texans were supposed to be tough - turns out they're frightened little panty wastes!!

a reply to: Aloysius the Gaul

No, which is why I stated Dallas PD could handle the current troops levels.

Secondly the units you listed are federal and not state controlled. Even though the bases are in Texas active duty military falls under Federal command.

With that said I still don't think Obama would have the support of the military to institute martial law. The only support I could see that garnering would be the military knowing they would be constitutionally required to act against Obama and remove him from office.


Finally I think it says a lot actually for a state to tell the federal government we are watching. At least Texas had the balls to say so openly instead of just violating the constitution and laws and just illegally spying on the government.

originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: Aloysius the Gaul

Secondly the units you listed are federal and not state controlled.

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That was EXACTLY my point - there are tens of thousands of Federal troops stationed in Texas ALL THE TIME, yet CT's are getting antsy over 1200 on an exercise!

a reply to: Aloysius the Gaul

True but in all fairness we complain that people don't pay attention to what the government does.. These people are taking an interest and are being outspoken about it. Something we wish all citizens did.

This is quite possibly the silliest thread I've ever seen. The paranoia is hip-deep and the insanity is almost as bad. Deportation camps? Let me guess, FEMA will be operating them, right? Or will the evil Feds be about to replace every Texan with a pod person?

So this governor wants to monitor for fear of possible Martial Law but Rick Perry had no problem with a similar military exercise from 2001. Gee, could it be because Obama is POTUS? John Stewart had a good rant on this last night.

a reply to: UnBreakable

I think it has more to do with the fact Obama thinks the Constitution doesn't apply to him and that he can do what ever he wants.

originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: UnBreakable

I think it has more to do with the fact Obama thinks the Constitution doesn't apply to him and that he can do what ever he wants.

True, my point is both Obama and Bush didn't think the Constitution applied to them.

originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: UnBreakable

I think it has more to do with the fact Obama thinks the Constitution doesn't apply to him and that he can do what ever he wants.

No, I think that the point is that the people who believe this military takeover of Texas theory are morons. This is the silliest thing I've ever seen. They've had exercises in the State before. But now all of a sudden they're in the grip of pant-wetting terror that Obama is sending the army in? No, the Pentagon's conducting training exercises. No martial law, no use of Walmarts (??????) as FEMA/death/relocation/re-education/conversion to pod people camps, no military take over!

FFS, what's in the water in Texas? Hallucinogenics?

please define " monitor "

its not a trick question - and is not defined in the published " order " :

" order " document

because to be blunt - i suspect that the govenors , and general bettys idea of monitor is radically different to what conspiricy wingnuts think " monitor " means

originally posted by: AngryCymraeg

No, I think that the point is that the people who believe this military takeover of Texas theory are morons.

Yeah. Everyone outside of Texas are laughing, heartily at the absurdity.

Ooo...scary Jade Helm...ooo...Wal-Mart....scary. Can you believe that some of these people vote? Oh my god...Please secede Texas, you're an embarrassment to the United States.