Truth Behind American Police Force

I posted two stories about the mysterious circumstances taking place in Hardin Montana and the town’s weird relationship with this company called American Police Force. Thanks to Infowars the story has gotten out into the mainstream media. It looks like it is really starting to unravel.

More Information on American Police Force

Here is another article discussing this private company working behind the scenes in a Montana community, and has connections with the Department of Homeland Security.

This is something we really need watch. While I say this, it is becoming more urgent that we get more support for the 10th Amendment movement.

What Do Leftists Really Smoke?

The comment written on the bag of coffee says, “Obama’s bringing you home! Yay!”

I received this picture from a friend over in Iraq. He thought it was pretty funny how the lefty really thought Obama meant what he said during the campaign. While it was a great gesture, one my friend really appreciated, the simple fact is the person who sent the coffee must be smoking something.

They are all front men now, that’s just the simple fact.

How Serial War Became the American Way of Life

Thanks to the good folks at The Future of Freedom Foundation.

America’s Wars
How Serial War Became the American Way of Life
By David Bromwich

For two centuries, Americans were taught to think war itself an aberration, and “wars” in the plural could only have seemed doubly aberrant. Younger generations of Americans, however, are now being taught to expect no end of war — and no end of wars.

Read the complete article here and think deeply about this issue. This is telling and distressing…and one facet of our post modern, post industrial, or whatever age you want to call us that needs to change.

The `Military Industrial Complex’ Danger: A Presidential Warning

Oath Keeper: Protectors of the Constitution

I heard about this group, Oath Keepers, last week on The Alex Jones Show and I wanted to share this with you. This is a movement of law enforcement and US military who affirm the US Constitution. Here is their formal pronouncement:

OATH KEEPERS: ORDERS WE WILL NOT OBEY

1. We will NOT obey orders to disarm the American people.

2. We will NOT obey orders to conduct warrantless searches of the American people

3. We will NOT obey orders to detain American citizens as “unlawful enemy combatants” or to subject them to military tribunal.

4. We will NOT obey orders to impose martial law or a “state of emergency” on a state.

5. We will NOT obey orders to invade and subjugate any state that asserts its sovereignty.

6. We will NOT obey any order to blockade American cities, thus turning them into giant concentration camps.

7. We will NOT obey any order to force American citizens into any form of detention camps under any pretext.

8. We will NOT obey orders to assist or support the use of any foreign troops on U.S. soil against the American people to “keep the peace” or to “maintain control.”

9. We will NOT obey any orders to confiscate the property of the American people, including food and other essential supplies.

10.We will NOT obey any orders which infringe on the right of the people to free speech, to peaceably assemble, and to petition their government for a redress of grievances.

As a former soldier, I fully support this and I think you should as well. All peace officers and military take an oath to uphold the US Constitution and need to remember that fact. If you know someone who is a peace officer or military, send the link to Oath Keepers to them and ask them to read the information on the site. This is too important not to.

Washington’s War Cry for Iranian Blood

Pat Buchanan’s final post for February spotlighted the renewed cry for war with Iran. Make no mistake about this, there is a concerted effort among many in Washington, the self-aggrandizing that believe they are above us commoners, to spill young American blood for the further conquest of the Near and Middle East. To be assured, the two main political parties are joined at the hip with this perpetual war policy. (It’s time for a new way, a new party!)

PJB said:

For, unlike Israel, Pakistan and India, none of which signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and all of which ran clandestine programs and built atom bombs, Iran signed the NPT and has abided by its Safeguards Agreement. What it refuses to accept are the broader demands of the U.N. Security Council because these go beyond the NPT and sanction Iran for doing what it has a legal right to do.

Moreover, Adm. Dennis Blair, who heads U.S. intelligence, has just restated the consensus of the 2007 National Intelligence Estimate that Iran does not now possess and is not now pursuing a nuclear weapons program.

Bottom line: Neither the United States nor the IAEA has conclusive evidence that Iran either has the fissile material for a bomb or an active program to build a bomb. It has never tested a nuclear device and has never demonstrated a capacity to weaponize a nuclear device, if it had one.

Why, then, the hype, the hysteria, the clamor for “Action This Day!”? It is to divert America from her true national interests and stampede her into embracing as her own the alien agenda of a renascent War Party.

None of this is to suggest the Iranians are saintly souls seeking only peace and progress. Like South Korea, Japan and other nations with nuclear power plants, they may well want the ability to break out of the NPT, should it be necessary to deter, defend against or defeat enemies.

But that is no threat to us to justify war. For decades, we lived under the threat that hundreds of Russian warheads could rain down upon us in hours, ending our national existence. If deterrence worked with Stalin and Mao, it can work with an Iran that has not launched an offensive war against any nation within the memory of any living American.

Can we Americans say the same?

No we can’t; we have misused the tremendous might this country has at it’s right hand. We have wielded our great power for everything other than “defense.”

The call must go out to every citizen to rebuke the Washington insiders march to war. We must demand our congressional representatives exercise their constitutional authority and stop this maddening march to war. Congress decides where, when and if we go to war, not the self-annointed aristocracy, or some Caesar.

U.S. Army To Buy $6 Million Of Riot Equipment

Steve Watson writing at Infowars has an article about the US Army’s plan to buy $6 million of riot gear. I am not really sure this equates to a concerted effort to suppress Americans because $6 million dollars spread over the entire force is not really a lot of money.

However what it tells me is that there are no plans to scale back “nation building” and our forces will continue to engage in police style engagements while being forever mired in peace keeping operations in the middle east, for that matter around the world. Considering the creation of the new Africa Command we can expect our forces will be toppling third world dictators for years to come, especially with Obama as president, so they will need this “police gear.”

With that said, folks should be asking their friends and families in the National Guard if they are receiving new riot control equipment as described in Watson’s article, because if they are, and in large quantities, then this is a good indicator that we may moving in the direction Watson states. The National Guard will be the first military employed for any domestic civil suppression.

But let me be clear, I do know that many in the military defense establishment, both in the government and private sectors, are planning to suppress this country. Watson may not be connecting the dots exactly, but he is seeing the end result clearly.

Gun Confiscation Drill in Iowa

Thanks to the folks at the Ohio Freedom Alliance for this tip.

In a very subtle manner the Iowa Army National Guard is planning to conduct what is called in military terms a cordon and search operation to search for a known “weapons” dealer and to confiscate weapons in the small Iowa town of Carroll. Basically during a cordon and search the military unit will seal off a given area not allowing for traffic or movement in or out of the area, and then they bring in search unit that will systematically move from one side of the search area to the other looking for caches of weapons and explosives and also suspected insurgents. It is conducted swiftly and is quite deliberate in order for the operation to use the military component of surprise. Surprise is one of the key components needed for the operation, quite simply because if the enemy knows you are coming they can escape.

Cordon and search is mission the US Army and Marine Corps conducts regularly, and are conducting on an on-going basis in Afghanistan and Iraq. But the question I have is why is the NG doing this locally when there are national military training areas throughout the US that are prepared for the given scenario and set up to defray the potential liability that can and does result from conducting this type of training? Also why is the scenario a US centric scenario and not one that is consistent with our two battle theaters?

I consider this as another of the long and growing list of examples where the US military is “softening” the US public preparing them psychologically for marshal law. I could be wrong, and this could be an example of an over ambitious commander just trying to make his command look good in the eyes of his superiors, but I have to wonder. Does this guy know something we don’t: is he being exposed to discussions among his Guard brethren that would lead to a conclusion that gun confiscation is a mission the National Guard should be prepared to do?

Check out this YouTube video from a local Iowa guy commenting on the issue. He has a local radio broadcast included that expresses the troubling concern the radio personality rightfully has.

During Vietnam this type of operation was called search and destroy until the press picked up on the term, which created quite the uproar with the American public, so the Pentagon changed the name to something kindler and gentler, ergo cordon and search.

One Oar in the Water has some comments worth considering about this situation. Namely sitting down with your county sheriff and discussing the issue of federalization, marshal law and the potential for gun confiscation.

For more information about your Ohio sheriff check out this link.

Update: One Oar just sent me an email telling me the National Guard has canceled the gun confiscation exercise. Check out One Oar’s comment. Knowing where the funding came from is key to knowing if this commander acted of his own accord, or was exercising based upon a larger effort.

InfoWars IS A Must

For the last fews years we have watched the US MSM spiral down the toilet, and as each year goes by, they loose more and more creditability. Much of the loss results from the industries general socialist bent and their collusion with the political class, but also their inability to conduct through and solid research. Interesting enough as the MSM belittles blogging the same people are turning to bloggers for their tips and ideas, and quite are few are actually sourcing blogs, go figure.

So the problem we are faced with is the acquisition of creditable information to make discerned decisions. While there are certainly websites that offer a good collection of various news and information (Breitbart, Drudge, What Really Happened), they are still tied to the MSM as their central supplier of news. However, there is one source that offers news and analysis above the “cut and paste” regurgitation, both in the audio and written format, that being the Alex Jones Radio Show and his companion website InfoWars.Com.

I came across The Alex Jones Show by happenstance a couple of years ago while I was driving through Athens Ohio. I happen to pick the radio station AM 770 in mid stride of one Alex’s interviews. The interview was a strange mix between the radio show “Coast to Coast” and the old 60 Minutes of the 1970s era. On my way back to Lancaster  I was able to continue receiving good reception without being drowned out by big Columbus AM radio stations; and I have been a fan since.

Now I have to tell you I don’t concur with everything Jones says, but what I have found is couple of items that keep me listening. First and foremost Jones brings to the air waves a wide array of subject matter experts on topics such as government, intelligence, occult, Illuminati, war, 9/11 truth, the United Nation, politics, health for example, that provide a wealth of information you are not going to get in the MSM. Some are well researched armatures, while some are professional researches that tend to write for academic journals. Jones doesn’t always agree with them, but he does give them the platform to offer real alternative points of views. This I believe is the central missing component in our current state of news and information. Now be prepared, Jones isn’t the best interviewer. Often he tends to talk over his guests, but in the end the guest gets most of their information out and you can go to other informational sources to follow up on the issue and find information from the guest, and Jones always links to the guest so it’s fairly easy to begin your own analysis.

Another item that keeps me coming back to Jones is his ability to “connect the dots.” Now I’ve worked in the analytical business for some time and I can tell you from my perspective he gets it right much of the time. He’s not perfect, but who is. Most intelligence analysts don’t get it right and if Jones gets it right 50% of the time he is doing better than our intelligence community. And he definitely is head and shoulders above the MSM; when was the last time you read any predictive analysis coming out of the New York Time? One point Jones always clearly makes is not to trust his word, but to seek out the facts and conclusions on your own; a point worth realizing in this day and age.

Now there are a few things I disagree with Jones, one being his subtle attacks on the Latin Rite, or the Catholic Church. Jones’ conclusion is certainly bent upon his own religious upbringing and biases (I won’t go into this right now). But I have to say that he always brings himself back to one simple and true statement for the audience; I paraphrase, that in all of these organizations, be it government or faiths or associations, there are good as well as nefarious people. So I generally get past his rants. Speaking of rants, he is certainly prone to them, but like any electronic media you have the choice to turn it to another station or simply off.

I listen to The Alex Jones Show as often as I can, I get the podcasts, and I go to his website almost everyday. The guy provides a mountain of information daily, he cares about liberty, and above all is not a nut case. He might not connect the dots as I would, but the bottom line is that he has “identified” many of the dots. That in itself is critical. Those that are on firmly in the fight for freedom and liberty cannot and should not go without tapping into Alex Jones. This nation’s wellbeing and our freedom is too important not to.