CLAIM: Leaked document "INTERNMENT AND RESETTLEMENT OPERATIONS"

reply to post by loam


Soviet-style internment camps.

Complete with indoctrination/brainwashing and torture facilities.

Damn have we beem taken over by leninists?

reply to post by abeverage

You know that scene in a "Few Good Men" where Jack Nicholson rants about "You Can't handle the Truth!" I think that applies in this instance and the average American can't!

that's very dangerous rhetoric, and it's especially hypocritical considering this document was written under the "most transparent administration ever"

what other things should the average american not know? that we blew up the twin towers, or shot up a bunch of school children "for the greater good"?

Originally posted by Bob Sholtz
reply to post by abeverage

 

You know that scene in a "Few Good Men" where Jack Nicholson rants about "You Can't handle the Truth!" I think that applies in this instance and the average American can't!

that's very dangerous rhetoric, and it's especially hypocritical considering this document was written under the "most transparent administration ever"

what other things should the average american not know? that we blew up the twin towers, or shot up a bunch of school children "for the greater good"?

So you think the average American should be privy to all details of our military? Do you think that would compromise security? You think that we should have announced we found Bin Laden before we went in? Do you think the military should not have contingency plans?

That so-called Document was not leaked and is available on a military Field Manual site. Pretty sure that is COMPLETELY transparent...

reply to post by abeverage

So you think the average American should be privy to all details of our military? Do you think that would compromise security? You think that we should have announced we found Bin Laden before we went in? Do you think the military should not have contingency plans? That so-called Document was not leaked and is available on a military Field Manual site. Pretty sure that is COMPLETELY transparent...

did i say all?

bin laden is a bad example, as i can look up pictures of saddam's dead sons (decently gruesome), and watch a video of saddam himself being hanged, yet not a single photo exists to prove bin laden was alive, and several sources say he had been dead for almost a decade.

contingency plans to round up americans and "reeducate" them with snipers to pick off those who try to escape?

remember the contra scandal?
remember operation northwoods?
howabout fast and furious?

the records on JFK's assassination are still sealed for decades, and no doubt most of it will be redacted.

our government crossed the line...then has kept going for several hundred miles.

reply to post by daryllyn


Jeez, That's pretty heavy. So according to chapter one if you lost family members or are hungry or sick or are facing an uncertain future (pretty vague) during a period of social unrest you could be considered an near-insurgent or terrorist? Wow.

reply to post by XLR8R


The whole document is heavy if you ask me. Especially when you combine it with all of the incredibly vague criteria that define a 'homegrown' or 'domestic' terrorist now (google if you wish, there are lists compiled from various government documents that can be found on the interwebs).

We must understand that these procedures are not for regular everyday events. But, an economic collapse (the most likely trigger for mass civil unrest, IMO, given the state of the economy), a major terror attack, or a major food shortage could be all it takes to require it.

I am not trying to fear monger, just taking the facts from the document and the situations that might require the measures mentioned therein.

reply to post by daryllyn


I know you're not fear mongering. Putting the info out with out the political jargon is the way to go. The more the people are educated the better.

The problem with leaked Documents is that Documents can be created and distributed by anyone. Obama tried putting out his Birth Certificate and we all know how that turned out. It's hard to verify whether they are truth or disinformation. We could be inundated with documents on purpose to keep us guessing and in the dark.

reply to post by relocator


Yes, but this document is available through at least two official websites for the army (us.army.mil and train.army.mil) for which you must have login information to access.

There are also clear instructions on not distributing, and even destroying the document, to prevent its release on the very first page.

reply to post by daryllyn


Perfect setup if you ask me. Tell them not to do something...Knowing damn well someone will.

I don't have much trust. I believe we're being deceived by the best of the best.

reply to post by relocator

Yep.

They must have forgotten that they work for us.

Originally posted by John_Rodger_Cornman
reply to post by loam

 

Soviet-style internment camps.
Complete with indoctrination/brainwashing and torture facilities.

reply to post by John_Rodger_Cornman


And Soviet-style weapons and ammo.

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U.S. Army Buying Millions of Rounds of Russian Ammo and Popular Civilian Firearms
Compelling proof Dept. of Defense is joining DHS in drying up firearms and ammo supply.
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Kit Daniels
Infowars.com
July 26, 2013

A U.S. Army solicitation posted July 18 on the Federal Business Opportunities web site asks for “non-standard” ammunition from vendors which includes:
- 2,550,000 rounds of 7.62x39mm ball ammo
- 575,000 blank rounds of 7.62x39mm ammo and
- 425,000 rounds of 9x18mm Makarov ball ammo
The army intends to store all these rounds in ammo storage facilities at both Camp Stanley in Boerne, Texas and the Blue Grass Army Depot in Kentucky.
As the solicitation implies, the 7.62x39mm and the 9x18mm Makarov are not standard-issue in the U.S. military or NATO.
Rather they are calibers developed by the former Soviet Union which are now commonly used by civilian shooters in the United States.
The 7.62x39mm in particular is extremely popular with private gun owners due to the wide availability and affordability of both military surplus ammo and firearms chambered for this round, such as the AK-47 and the SKS.
Handguns chambered for the 9x18mm Makarov, such as the FEG PA-63, are common, inexpensive imports.
The desired list of calibers attached to a previous, related acquisition request also included oddball rounds such as the .303 British and the 7.62×25mm Tokarev.
In addition to this solicitation for nearly 3,000,000 live rounds of Russian calibers popular with the public, the army made a similar request last year for a long-term weapon supplier who can ship both foreign non-standard and obsolete U.S. military weapons anywhere in the world.
According to this 2012 request, the U.S. Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC) wanted to find a vendor who could “reach around the world at any given moment to gather and provide multiple types of weapons and weapon parts.”
The extensive list of desired weapons included firearms popular with civilians such as the aforementioned AK-47, 1911s, M1903 Springfields, Walther PP/PPKs (another common import), and other “commercial and para-military weapons.”
This solicitation also asked for “books, manuals, tools, and gauges” pertaining to the firearms.
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