Michael Savage Covers Russian Forces on US Soil

Michael Savage Covers Russian Forces on US Soil

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FEMA signs deal with Russian Emergency Situations Ministry to “exchange experts”

(visit the link for the full news article)

Not sure what forum this belongs in,so feel free to put it where you see fit.

Not sure why "we" need foreign troops to "help" with security.We have plenty of our own security at events,Homeland,TSA,Army reserve,police.

I guess it's a freindly good will sort of thing.......


Anyways,heres the coverage by Michael Savage.

www.prisonplanet.com
(visit the link for the full news article)

Just as what some people here thinks, US soldiers/securities might hesitate quelling or shooting fellow americans so what better way then than to bring in soldiers from a perceived enemy who has no affinity with US citizens.

Remember the first Iranian Green Uprising about a crooked Presidential election several years ago? The government imported riot police because they were more likely to fire on the Iranians, than the Iranian military. We see that happening all over this long Arab Never Ending Spring ... in the end, the regular military ends up siding with the civilians. The "mercs" don't have that loyalty though.

And here ... Obama sends U.S. riot control trained troops to Egypt

So ... we can pretty well guess why the US is trading riot control police with Russia.

I'd imagine these troops will be unarmed and just for show perhaps as a guard of honour if theres an offical russian presence at the place and/or perhaps doing 'combat' demonstrations of unarmed combat etc to entertain the crowd and drinking every US soldier under the table with floor cleaner and salt alcohol and still being legally able to drive back to the barracks

Good catch and thanks for the share, OP. Dr. Savage brings a bit more concern to these reports for me as I treat his info with a bit more notice than some others. This is disturbing and a sign that our national leaders fancy themselves international citizens, not Americans first and foremost. We have bad leaders.

Did you people actually read the press release or just take PrisonPlanet's and InfoWars' word that Russian troops were going to be deployed as security at "mass events"?

While it does mention the exchange of experts during joint rescue operations during major disasters, nowhere does it suggest that Russian troops will be deployed on US soil to provide security for mass events.

The press release says that the agreement will include an exchange of experience in dealing with such things as training of rescuers and provision of security at mass events. If you never talk to other people who have experience in doing such activities, how do you know that you are using the best practices? For example, do you think that the Russians might be able to gain some valuable knowledge for security operations at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics by learning from the American experiences during the Salt Lake City Olympics and such events as the Superbowl?

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I read the press release before this was posted, before I logged in.

Watch Lizard Man's video? Me? Nope.

I really don't think there's anything necessarily sinister about this - countries frequently exchange personnel because specialist expertise isn't possible to manufacture.

Someone above mentions 'world citizens' - and there's something in that. Despite our geo-political boundries, many problems such as responding to natural disasters are global in scope so it's entirely appropriate to exchange expertise.

If anything, I'd be more concerned if our governments weren't doing things like this.

Originally posted by erwalker
Did you people actually read the press release or just take PrisonPlanet's and InfoWars' word that Russian troops were going to be deployed as security at "mass events"?

While it does mention the exchange of experts during joint rescue operations during major disasters, nowhere does it suggest that Russian troops will be deployed on US soil to provide security for mass events.

The press release says that the agreement will include an exchange of experience in dealing with such things as training of rescuers and provision of security at mass events. If you never talk to other people who have experience in doing such activities, how do you know that you are using the best practices? For example, do you think that the Russians might be able to gain some valuable knowledge for security operations at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics by learning from the American experiences during the Salt Lake City Olympics and such events as the Superbowl?

Careful, there. You're treading awfully close to common sense, and there is absolutely no room for that kind of thinking in "EverythinghassinsiterintentandtheyaregoingtotakemygunsandputmeinaFEMAcamp-ville."

As I recall, there was a big uproar over Russian troops training in Colorado last year. I wouldn't dismiss Savage so easily.


Found a link: www.rt.com...

Originally posted by texasgirl
As I recall, there was a big uproar over Russian troops training in Colorado last year. I wouldn't dismiss Savage so easily.


Found a link: www.rt.com...

Oooerr..yeah - a whole 20 of them - I can see why y'all would be concerned about that, what with the current state of wear with Russia and the lack of defences the US has against 20 troops.....

the original report about massed Russian troops at disasters or "special events" appears to have come from EU Times and is sources from Sorcha Fall.

Ergo it is a hoax.

Originally posted by erwalker
Did you people actually read the press release or just take PrisonPlanet's and InfoWars' word that Russian troops were going to be deployed as security at "mass events"?

No they didn't, because then they won't have anything to rant about.
This happens all the time. You could have several people stating facts and clearly debunking something with evidence and others will just ignore it and carry on the fantasy.

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Let's not forget the German Luftwaffe base in Texas, the Dutch pilot training facility in Arizona, the Iraqi pilots training at various bases inside the US, just to name a few more. I hate to tell you this, but foreign troops have trained on US soil since just after WWII.

Originally posted by Zaphod58
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Let's not forget the German Luftwaffe base in Texas, the Dutch pilot training facility in Arizona, the Iraqi pilots training at various bases inside the US, just to name a few more. I hate to tell you this, but foreign troops have trained on US soil since just after WWII.

Yes, I knew most of this and when I posted it a year ago on a thread I was totally rebuffed. I am simply mentioning it in correlation to video. Russia isn't exactly our best friend.

Originally posted by texasgirl

Yes, I knew most of this and when I posted it a year ago on a thread I was totally rebuffed. I am simply mentioning it in correlation to video. Russia isn't exactly our best friend.

and yet you haven't actually fought a war against Russia or the USSR for almost 100 years, and have fought 2 wars WITH them in that time.

As opposed to, say, Germany, Italy or Japan. Are you trying to tell us that he US can only be good friends with countries it has defeated in war??

Here's the actual report by the official Russian government.

Several documents signed during joint work of Russian Emergency Ministry and FEMA

So what are they getting ready for? aliens?

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Perhaps a meteor like the one that disintegrated over Chelyabinsk recently - but which does so at a lower altitude or even hits the ground?

Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
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Perhaps a meteor like the one that disintegrated over Chelyabinsk recently - but which does so at a lower altitude or even hits the ground?

Just a point i would like to add was that even an meteor to begin with all?