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Originally posted by DjSharperimage
Theyre getting ready for Martial Law;
The false flag attack is the Swine Flu virus
I know they have at least 2 missiles filled with Swine Flu virus
Originally posted by Gunpowder Plot
Originally posted by DjSharperimage
Theyre getting ready for Martial Law;
The false flag attack is the Swine Flu virus
I know they have at least 2 missiles filled with Swine Flu virus
Fox news tell you that?
Originally posted by mopusvindictus
reply to post by mwood
I'm right by you, a few NG men out down town armed.
And whats with the New White Trucks... Forest Service parked out in the woods? Brand New watching the woods entrances... really odd.
Originally posted by solarwindspirit
reply to post by kingswillquiver
Fool. . .do you always go where angels fear to tread? Are you the gate keeper?
Originally posted by WhiteDevil013
reply to post by Grayelf2009
Im afraid that I have to agree. Soldiers are trained not to think, just to act and follow orders. Maybe there are a few who will side with the people, but they know they risk everything in doing so. Reminds me of that movie "28 Weeks Later." Checkpoints, quarantine areas, and of course snipers on the roof who were told at first, "SHOOT ONLY THE INFECTED." Then two minutes later "ELIMINATE ALL TARGETS." Good thing none of my guns are registered...
Originally posted by kingswillquiver
Where have I seen this scenario before.
oh yeah, Nazi Germany.
The test is coming. How much do you cherish your freedom? Enough to die for it?
How strong is your faith. They want to take that away.
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Originally posted by Asktheanimals
reply to post by getreadyalready
Maybe you can tell me why I've had Sea Stallion choppers at less
than 500' flying over my house. I live in Richmond, Va and am only
about 3 mi. from downtown. One day it was 3 of them at 300' - talk
about loud! Geeze...
They've been doing this nearly everyday.
How can they buzz urban poplulations so freely?
Originally posted by thebeet
Okay people, this is called Riverfest. In KY, they use the KYARNG for many events where there are tens to hundreds of thousands of people and the local police in no way shape or form have the ability to handle such crowds.
This is a total twist of the truth at this event. KYARNG helps out at many events in Kentucky, including football games in Lexington, Kentucky basketball games, and Thunder over Louisville where there's nearly 1 million people crammed on the riverbank for the greatest fireworks show in the world. Also the Kentucky Derby.
They clearly stated they have no police powers, and this is true. I commonly talk to them when at these events as they are all just good ol Kentucky boys and girls. usually at events like this they help control traffic as when events end they turn all streets into a one way heading away from the event to help thin out the crowd and prevent as much as possible traffic backups.
This is all completely legal, and is something I want from my states National Guard. Im glad they are around to help with crowd control and assist in these situations. Big Thanks to the brave men and women of the KYARNG.
And since I mentioned Thunder over Lville.....check this video out its pretty cool www.youtube.com...
[edit on 23-9-2009 by thebeet]
Originally posted by whitewave
reply to post by Neebat
Would you be able to shed any light on why there was a tank going through Norman last week? Do you know anything about that?
I try to avoid Norman on game days but is it routine to provide a military OR guardsman presence at the OU games (ahead of game day)?
Originally posted by Symbiote
Translation of this thread's subject line, for the self-aware:
"Maximum Alert: Good Source of Weapons and Body Armor Now Occupying America"
Remember that silence is golden and a knife to the neck is quick and fairly quiet.
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