More 1 AM Jade Helm Pre-Training: “YOU MAY HEAR HELICOPTERS, GUNFIRE, & EXPLOSIONS. PLEASE DO NOT BE ALARMED.”
7
June, 2015
Can
you imagine what it is like to suddenly have low-flying military
helicopters, explosions, and gunfire rocking your home in the middle
of the night?
This
message went out on Facebook around midnight last night from the
official Lapeer County Police, EMS, and Fire Facebook page:
“ATTENTION
VIEWERS: PER FLINT POLICE OPERATIONS (FPO) THE US ARMY IS DOING
TRAINING IN FLINT THIS WEEKEND AND YOU MAY HEAR HELCOPTERS, GUNFIRE,
& EXPLOSIONS. PLEASE DO NOT BE ALARMED.”
That
message was sent out last night around midnight.
Over
the next few hours, some concerned and even downright scared citizens
responded to what was taking place over and around their homes.
Many were
asking if this was part of Jade Helm. While several others in the
thread responded said it was, the Lapeer County Police, EMS, and Fire
Facebook page never officially confirmed or denied this.
Although
some people were essentially congratulating the authorities for this
last-minute martial law training in their neighborhood streets,
others were more afraid of the attitudes of their fellow Americans.
Around
8 p.m. Saturday night, M
Live reported that
police were coordinating safety measures for military exercises that
were being announced for three areas in Flint:
Police
warn that helicopters and small explosions are expected to be part of
the exercise. The exercise is controlled and contained, and police
said there is no reason to be alarmed.
The
training exercises will conclude later Saturday night.
Police
announced Friday the
exercises would take place over the weekend,
and residents
in the areas where training was taking place would be notified.
Explosions
rocked Flint’s East Side Tuesday,
June 2, as the city warned residents to prepare for simulated
ammunition fire and helicopters as U.S. Army soldiers begin 10 days
of training.
On
Saturday afternoon, members of the U.S.
Army National Guard 1776 MP Company went to Mounds RV Park in Mt.
Morris to
train in armored security vehicles. Some 60 to 70 soldiers were on
site, ready to train to receive their licenses to operate the
vehicles.
Noting
that the training would take place Saturday night kinda misleads one
to believe it will be at a reasonable hour, doesn’t it?
Flint,
Michigan only has 100,000 people. It’s not a huge city. Why should
people expect a small-scale war to suddenly break out on their
streets?
No
explanation was ever given as to why this training could not have
been conducted on a military base instead of on the residential
streets of Flint, Michigan.
This
isn’t just one evening. This is ten days of hardcore military
training. Ten days of low-flying chinooks in the middle of the night.
Ten days of random gunfire and explosions breaking out. Ten days of
armored military vehicles cruising the road
Ten days of increased
military presence in the streets of yet another American city.
Imagine
explaining this to your terrified children who are awakened in the
middle of the night by what sounds like war breaking out in their
Flint, Michigan backyard.
Of
course, if Flint residents happened to not be watching their TVs or
checking up on law enforcement’s social media pages like the Lapeer
County Police, EMS, and Fire Facebook page, they wouldn’t have
known, would they?
Unannounced
or barely announced military drills complete with realistic-sounding
explosions, military hardware and even
the detainment of mock dissidents have
become a much more frequent occurrence on Main Street U.S.A. in
recent months. In the lead up to this July’s Jade Helm drill,
during which local, state, and federal law enforcement and military
agencies will be teaming up and training together all across the
Southwest for what we are told are international battlefields far far
away, it has been happening more and more. We have no Posse
Comitatus, quite obviously.
Martial
law desensitization is in full swing.
Disruptive
and alarming drills continue to break out in sporadic locations
across the country. As unannounced and unnerving as they are to local
residents, a bigger and much uglier picture is being painted here.
Did
you know that after the American Revolutionary War, most people in
this country considered a standing army to be one of the most
dangerous threats to liberty imaginable?
Skip
ahead a couple hundred years. Now look at where we are.
This
is America now. This is what our nation has become.
Look
around. Are we really a free country?
We
should not allow ourselves to be conditioned to accept and
expect warfare in our backyards. There is every
reason not to
want the military to get used to training in our streets with our
militarized police forces, much less carrying out raids on the
citizens, and patrolling us. There
is every reason not to
want our neighbors, friends, and family to become acclimated to it
either. There is every reason to question and speak out against this.
Has
anyone even sufficiently justified why this is really necessary?
“For
your safety” just isn’t cutting it anymore.
Despite
what the NDAA says, America is not a
battlefield. The fact that officials see it as otherwise is deeply
alarming and signals nothing less than tyranny.
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