Could We Fight a Foreign Attack on U.S. Soil? , page 6


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reply posted on 5-7-2009 @ 08:50 AM by Redpillblues
reply to post by Speights



I dont see anyone scared here..In this thread or on mainstreet..If I asked any one,and anyone sane they would laugh at me..

Sure there will always be people that were those bill board signs saying the end is near!.but usually they get a dollar or two thrown at them as you walk passed..


reply posted on 5-7-2009 @ 09:35 AM by open_eyeballs
reply to post by RDJORD89



Bingo. Well said. Im sure your logic will be ignored. Most people only like to fancy themsleves with the off the wall comments and irrational views.

Again, I couldnt agree more. Star. and two thumbs up.



reply posted on 5-7-2009 @ 09:48 AM by open_eyeballs
reply to post by Speights



Admittedly, I have not read the first few pages of posts, but I cant imagine anyone with their feet stable on the ground and have any sort of real understanding of history and the capabilitites of the U.S. mlitary is not in the slightest fearful of any invasion on home turf.

I know one thing. With the amount of patriotism that is within the Americn people (and even within the detractors) you would see a reppeled invader by Americans like never before seen. Even those that once bashed American ideas and ways would turn around and do something for the effort. I really do not think anyone is actually fearful of such an event.

That being said...it is quite the opposite when it comes to a nuclear detonation. America has been overly panicked and fearful since we dropped two on Japan in WW2. Plenty of fear to go around in that regard. But scared of invasion?.... nah.


reply posted on 5-7-2009 @ 10:33 AM by Amaterasu
I might point out that the "maniac" in North Korea is a manufactured one. They have control of THAT source.

They need a focal point for justification, and they have built that one for us.

It's all in the steering of the emotions the human hearted have. And they know quite well what will move us and what won't, on a societal level, as long as they control consensus reality.

They had their troops out, decrying the neglect NK was receiving in the march off to the middle east. Now is the scene where NK truly comes in to the play.

And Kim, whether a lookalike, a hologram, or the real flesh, is not the one making the choices of behavior in that location of Consciousness.

And this play, my friends, is a farce. A deadly one.

Better we do all the work as we can to sail this ship of Now into a better solution than those who bring us Kim at this point. And open the view to the abundance paradigm, one that proves to be absolutely possible Now.

I tried to show as good a mental film in my book of what abundance would look like if enough would so choose, and also show that one could choose to live at any level of tech they wanted to, depending on their bliss.

That with no profit motive, virtually all the poor choices of behavior on this planet would vanish. And we would live - we CAN live- fully free as citizens of any galactic cultures out there we might encounter - or are currently encountering.

It is a misstatement that "aliens" must be "millions of years more advanced..."

All they are is more informed. But they sew the seeds of an inferiority complex for a purpose. Once we think that we are less, we have undercurrents of fear, and when we fear...we can be controlled.

So I say, we can bring abundance on this planet, and we can step forth as equals of understanding, if failing to be fully informed.

Give us the information, and we will build heaven.

And my book is all about giving information.


reply posted on 5-7-2009 @ 01:25 PM by Psychonaughty
reply to post by ~Lucidity



The difference between America and other countries is the amount of weapontry spread out among the people.

It wouldn't be the military that the opposing faction would fear, it would be the rain of death from 300 million pissed off americans with the right to bear arms.


reply posted on 5-7-2009 @ 03:49 PM by dooper
reply to post by gormly



gormly, at least he's willing. His heart is in the right place, even if he may be a bit enthusiastic.

I much rather have someone like project than be stuck with many that have no courage, no conviction, and no balls.

The problem in many militia groups is those who have never actually seen the varmint face to face.

After the first time, it kind of takes the shine off all that enthusiasm.
Nothing like seeing a friend lying there deader than hell to realize that dead is for a long time.

I like his spirit, and he reminds me of a guy we called Thunderbolt. Come to find out, he was everything he said he was, and he could do everything he said he could do.

I learned a long time ago to not judge a man who says he can or will, until he proves otherwise.


reply posted on 5-7-2009 @ 04:01 PM by dragonridr
reply to post by ~Lucidity



well theres currently about 369,000 troops deployed world wide are army personnel there is as of 28 February, 2009 1,454,515 military personnel so to answer your question about 25% of are armed forces are stationed world wide. Right now the Russian military is at 1.2 million so even with deployment we still have almost the same standing army as the Russians.
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