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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 11:52 AM by The Vagabond
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reply to post by Anonymous ATS
Something is definitely going on at Fort Drum. I figure that as the likely location of last month's
Generals Only Hunting Trip. (Officially they went to the
Whiteface Lodge in Lake Placid). I figure that because they went out of their way NOT to have the generals land at Fort Drum- the runway at the
airport they flew into isn't really big enough for the 757 they came in on
That little hunting trip just happened to coincide with Colin Powell
Joe Biden and
Pretty much everyone else saying the stuff was heading for the fan,
and Bush calling Obama in for a terrorism briefing.
And Fort Drum is home to more than just 10th Mountain. The Field Support Center/Logistics
Assistance Office is responsible for the logistics of army units in 9 North-Eastern States
Located in Bldg T-124, the Fort Drum Army Field Support Center /Logistics Assistance Office stands ready to assist all supported units within the
Nine North East states as they prepare for, conduct and redeploy from training, combat and operations other than war. Comprised of logistic and
technical experts (LARs) for all the Army's war fighting systems, The AFSC provides commanders with a wealth of information and resources that allows
them to maintain their assigned systems in a mission ready posture at all times.
In my opinion, all signs point to either an unprecedented threat or major false-flag op somewhere in the North East (New York is a traditional
favorite).
But enough to warrant a general mobilization? I don't think anything short of an attack using a persistent or contagious biologic would require
that.
Ultimately my feeling is that although something is going on, full mobilization is highly unlikely, if only because it requires congressional
approval. There probably will be more IRR callups, but this is probably getting exagerated somewhere in the grapevine.
[edit on 19-11-2008 by The Vagabond]
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 11:56 AM by warrenb
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 12:11 PM by HatTrick
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Ahem - BS!
However, I would go back in if they sent me to flight school.
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 12:29 PM by Good2Go
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Originally posted by unityemissions
I'm not freaking out until there is conformation. That said I'd still like to ponder the possibilities.
1. WW3, war with China, Russia, or both plus others
2. War with Iran, maybe the same as #1
3. Martial law-civil unrest
4. Major Natural event like a comet striking or the antarctic ice sheet slipping into the ocean creating #3
5. AlCIAda attacking with biological or nuclear devises leading to #3
anyone else got ideas?
I don't know if you're familiar with the war prophesied in Ezekiel 38-39, but you just listed some of the players. And the war hasn't happened
yet.
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 12:38 PM by The Vagabond
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Yes and no. Martial law has absolutely zero constitutional standing, EXCEPT that habeus corpus may be suspended in case of rebellion or invasion- no
hostile army on US soil equals nothing even close to martial law on US soil. Even then, it can't trump congress because it is HEAVILY implied by the
placement of that clause in Article One that only Congress can suspend habeus corpus when the qualifying circumstances exist.
There simply is no such thing as martial law in the United States. I dont mean it can't happen, I mean it wouldn't be "law"; it would just be
"martial"- just a bunch of guys with guns breaking the rules, ie: a riot. Thus all involved would be subject to arrest and prosecution.
The movie The Siege wasn't that far off. If martial law were attempted, the courts could order the arrest of the military commanders involved, and it
would be no different than with any other criminal- the only thing that would save them from jail would be to shoot it out with the cops and win-
because nothing in the law protects them.
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 12:42 PM by ConservativeJack
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Nobody would be dumb enough to challenge us. We would destroy any challenger. Anybody would lost handedly to us. China, Iran, whatever. Bye bye. If
I'm wrong than I don't wanna know it.
I'm not war mongering. I'm simply stating that if you guys think China or Iran is dumb enough to fight us you're mistaking. They know who runs the
show. We would have them eating at our feet.
Russia is the only one we wouldn't want to really battle. And I think we have a good relationship with Russia at least we there is a mutual respect.
Talk about the Soviet Union collapsing all you want, Russia is still our biggest threat and ally.
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 12:48 PM by warrenb
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China would kick the US's ass back to the stone age. Their population is so huge they could take over easily.
Check this list of countries by army size
en.wikipedia.org...
China is #1 on the list.
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 12:56 PM by zenjewel
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Originally posted by warrenb
reply to post by ConservativeJack
China would kick the US's ass back to the stone age. Their population is so huge they could take over easily.
Check this list of countries by army size
en.wikipedia.org...
China is #1 on the list.
Well, they do have more people, but we have more stuff. In fact, we have lots and lots of stuff. I guess it would come down to invasion? You need
more people for an invasion, right?
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 01:00 PM by Anonymous ATS
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reply to post by The Vagabond
www.globalsecurity.org...
Presidential Reserve Call-up (PRC) The President has the authority to involuntarily augment the active forces by a call-up of up to 200,000 members of
the selected reserve for a period up to 270 days to meet mission requirements within the continental United States (CONUS) or overseas. The President
must notify Congress within 24 hours and state the reason for his action.
Partial Mobilization The President has the authority to mobilize no more than 1,000,000 reservists (units and individuals from all services), for 24
months or less, and the resources needed for their support to meet the requirements of war or other national emergency involving an external threat to
national security.
Full Mobilization Congress must declare that a state of national emergency exists to call up all forces, including Army Reserve and Army National
Guard units, Individual Ready Reserve, Standby Reserve and members of the Retired Reserve, and the resources required for their support. The duration
is the length of the emergency plus six months.
Total Mobilization Once a state of national emergency exists, Congress can extend full mobilization by activating and organizing additional units
beyond the currently approved force structure. Total mobilization brings the industrial base up to full capacity to provide the additional resources,
equipment and production facilities needed to support the armed forces of the nation, as done in World War II. Total mobilization involves not only
the AC and RC but the entire Militia of the United States. The Militia of the United States consists of the Organized Militia and the Unorganized
Militia. The Organized Militia consists of the National Guard and the Naval Militia.
The Unorganized Militia consists of every able-bodied male citizen or person wishing to be a citizen between the ages of 17 and 45 as well as female
members of the National Guard. Exceptions to this are: The Vice President, Judicial & Executive officers of the United States, territories and Puerto
Rico; postal employees/contractors; custom house agents; workers in armories, arsenals and naval shipyards; pilots on navigable waterways and mariners
in the sea service of a citizen, or a merchant in, the United States.
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 01:00 PM by Anonymous ATS
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reply to post by The Vagabond
Can either of you guys that posted about Fort Drum. Provide additional information far as visual and dates?
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 01:02 PM by Atlantican
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It's one thing to have a huge army and another to have the means to mobilize them on a foreign land separated by a huge body of water.
I think at least half that army would defect on arrival, the others will die fast.
No offense to many of them, but they would be dog food. Yes, they would advance far but will be demoralized very quickly.
The nukes are a problem in any case but I believe much of that would be contained quickly.
As with everything they build over there, their nukes are just cheaper versions and are about as reliable as their cheap knock offs of every other
type. Half of their soldiers would probably have failed melamine poisoned kidneys by the time the boats are untied from their docks. I don't mean
that in a bigoted sort of way either, just stating facts.
Originally posted by warrenb
reply to post by ConservativeJack
China would kick the US's ass back to the stone age. Their population is so huge they could take over easily.
Check this list of countries by army size
en.wikipedia.org...
China is #1 on the list.
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 01:13 PM by cropmuncher
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Originally posted by ConservativeJack
Nobody would be dumb enough to challenge us. We would destroy any challenger. Anybody would lost handedly to us. China, Iran, whatever. Bye bye. If
I'm wrong than I don't wanna know it.
I'm not war mongering. I'm simply stating that if you guys think China or Iran is dumb enough to fight us you're mistaking. They know who runs the
show. We would have them eating at our feet.
Russia is the only one we wouldn't want to really battle. And I think we have a good relationship with Russia at least we there is a mutual respect.
Talk about the Soviet Union collapsing all you want, Russia is still our biggest threat and ally.
I think the chance of the USA being attacked ( invaded ) by another country in a non nuclear event is pretty much zilch, but if the US were to attack
even IRAN then i'm fairly sure they would at least attempt to defend themselves. China is a force to be reckoned with as is Russia and are both too
big for anyone to destroy without going nuclear & that would result in everyone being destroyed. I think your right about Russia though, although they
could potentially be the biggest threat both nations do respect eachother despite what the media try's to imply. I think the USA's biggest threat
comes from the backlash from being drawn into conflicts it doesnt really want to, which stretches it's resources, cost's hundreds of billions of
dollars and makes them targets for potential terrorist attacks. Of course that could be deliberate as part of the master plan. Who know's? I'm in
the Uk so it will be intersting to see what happens here should things start developing over there!
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 01:20 PM by LeaderOfProgress
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Originally posted by warrenb
reply to post by ConservativeJack
China would kick the US's ass back to the stone age. Their population is so huge they could take over easily.
Check this list of countries by army size
en.wikipedia.org...
China is #1 on the list.
HA.. We have more armed civilians that are better marksmen then they have foot soldiers. I promise you are underestimating the american populations
ability to defend itself. I would estimate 30 million armed resistors in the US. It would be suicide for any country to attack the US with
conventional forces.
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 01:21 PM by warrenb
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I assume that you are assuming they wont use bio/chemical weapons to wipe out all the pesky resistance?
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 01:21 PM by OldMedic
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A total lie.
That's all this story is, a total lie.
How the hell can any of you believe this kind of crap? Just because someone says it, does not make it so.
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 01:25 PM by OldMedic
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Hey China lover:
About 35 Neutron Bombs would take care of China's military. Their people can't do a damn thing without a military. And we have the capability to
elimante their military.
They also do not have the capability to move their armed forces across an ocean.
Size doesn't mean a damn thing in modern warfar. Obviously, you know nothing about war, weapons or anything else.
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 01:30 PM by hILB3rT
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Originally posted by HatTrick
Ahem - BS!
However, I would go back in if they sent me to flight school.
Thanks for the laugh. Sounds like you were in the military so you should already know. If they call people back there not going to send them to an
expensive flight school. You will more then likely go to Infantry, field artillery, or MP school. My bets are on the ground ponders.
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 01:46 PM by isa75
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How long can you be out, and they wont call you back. This is very worrisome if true, my dad is retired military. But he retired in 91, from the
military but at a younger age then most. I hope they wont call him back. But if he gets anything I will let you know.
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reply posted on 19-11-2008 @ 01:48 PM by BAZ752
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I'm no expert, but listening to you all gloating about how mighty the U.S. is in it's military power is quite amusing. It's wonderful jumping on
the glory boat isn't it. ''Oh yeah, we'll just make mince meat out of em' ''.
Firstly, as a country, I think your leaders are more concerned about the financial state of it's future folks, not how to combat a possible invasion.
To be honest, I can't see any country prepared to invade the U.S. for a number of reasons and secondly, there's nothing of real benefit to any
country if it did.
The ''powers that be'' certainly have spent the U.S. of everything good that's about it. Unfortunately, it's this sort of high and mighty drivel
that annoys the rest of us in this world about SOME attitudes from you folks over the pond.
Please, for goodness sake, be real about it.
PEACE.
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