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Saturday, 5 November 2016

The US Government Is Preparing For Post-Election Chaos

It is time to consider with a cool head what might transpire after the election.

I would like to think that cooler heads will prevail but with the sheer depth of the rot of corruption and the depth of feeling,along with the fact that just about every American and his dog owns a gun – does not give me much room for optimism.


The Empire, the Clintons and their cronies are unlikely to go quietly into the night (and long prison terms)

“This Quickly Escalates Into Open Warfare” – Why The Government Is Preparing For Post-Election Chaos
Mac Slavo





3 November, 2016


There have been a wide array of reports suggesting that the U.S. government ispreparing military and Homeland Security assets for widespread election fall out. Given the mainstream media’s inclination towards Hillary Clinton and recently presented evidence that Democrat operatives have been attempting to illegally influence the ballot box through falsifying votes and electronic tampering, it appears that concerns surrounding a rigged election are not necessarily unfounded, as President Obama would have us believe.

With the election just days away, the fix appears to be in and some Americans are readying themselves for a confrontation should one be necessary.
As the most divisive presidential election in recent memory nears its conclusion, some armed militia groups are preparing for the possibility of a stolen election on Nov. 8 and civil unrest in the days following a victory by Democrat Hillary Clinton.
They say they won’t fire the first shot, but they’re not planning to leave their guns at home, either.
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Trump has repeatedly warned that the election may be “rigged,” and has said he may not respect the results if he does not win. At least one paramilitary group, the Oath Keepers, has called on members to monitor voting sites for signs of fraud
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Over the past week, some prominent Trump supporters have hinted at violence.
“If Trump loses, I’m grabbing my musket,” former Illinois Representative Joe Walsh wrote on Twitter last week. Conservative commentator Wayne Root fantasized about Clinton’s death while speaking at a Trump rally in Las Vegas on Sunday.
Back in Georgia, the Three Percent Security Force wrapped up rifle practice in the midday sun. They then headed further into the trees to tackle an obstacle course with loaded pistols at their sides, ready for whatever may come.
Source: Zero Hedge via Raw Story

The story comes from the mainstream media, of course, and ties in the Oklahoma City bombing, Waco and the Ruby Ridge incidents, all of which involved people with ties to militias.

The way the report itself is framed appears to have the purpose of sowing seeds of “crazy conspiracy theorists” into the minds of the general public so that if push comes to shove government actions will be justified in the eyes of the American citizenry.

But whatever the narrative, it is clear that the possibility of post-election chaos is becoming all the more probable. Whether the initial outcome shows a Trump win or a Hillary win, there are going to be tens of millions of very pissed off people in this country. And there’s a very good chance that some of them will take action, which according to Mike Adams could subsequently lead to open warfare on the streets of America:
As I’ve publicly predicted numerous times over the last year, if Donald Trump wins, the radical extreme leftists go on a violent rampage that leads to the rest of us begging for martial law. After half a dozen cities burn with riots and looting, Trump invokes a national emergency, deploying National Guard troops across the most devastated urban areas, and the radical left finds itself in a shooting war with the government.
If Hillary Clinton wins, all the Trump supporters who have been violently assaulted, spat upon and physically attacked by the radical left un-holster their concealed weapons and start shooting back. This quickly escalates into open warfare between lunatic leftist Hillary supporters and armed Trump “Second Amendment” people who basically figure they’ve got nothing left to lose anyway, so why not fight to save America?
Full Report: The Election Is A Ticking Time Bomb: “Chaos Will Erupt In Less Than 100 Days”

It would only take a small group, perhaps even one that’s operating under a false flag, to light a wildfire that could spread from coast to coast. The assets, as Jeremiah Johnson warns, have already been put into place by the Obama administration:
In summary, the U.S. is prepositioning its “enemy-assets” to blame – on what the administration does – for a collapsed election labeled as “rigged” or the suspension of the election for any number of reasons, real or illusory, such as a genuine attack the U.S. provokes or an attack the U.S. carries out on itself.  Civil unrest and/or war are the escape hatches to bail out of the Constitution and to take control of the country…not letting either crisis go to waste.  With civil rest or a world war, the administration will be handed the country on a platter – indefinitely – and the election will be a moot point, whether it happened or not.
Full report: The United States Is Pre-Positioning “Enemy Assets” In Preparation For A Rigged Election


All of this may sound extreme, but this Presidential election has been nothing short of insane thus far.


Whatever the outcome, there will be calls of rigging from both sides, especially if it happens to be Hillary Clinton who , as evidence shows, has been rigging things all along.

It only took one bullet in 1914 to lead to widespread global confrontation. In the end, no one really cared who fired it or who got shot. The assets had already been positioned ahead of time and were just waiting for someone to detonate the powder keg

If this is the case in America today, then this election will not end on November 8th, but could drag on for weeks or months as we saw with Bush vs. Gore in 2000.

Should tensions heat up and lead to confrontation, it is possible that President Obama will call for a national emergency and activate the Doomsday Executive Order to “restore order.” In this instance, the entire country could be on lock-down, so preparing for this outcome now in the event of curfews, rationing or any number of other potential scenarios is in order.


Related:




This from Anonymous
Anonymous: US In Total Breakdown After FBI Does This

Will people heed the words of Dr. Pieczenik? I'm not so optimistic.

Thursday, 3 July 2014

Nafeez Ahmed on collapse

How the Pentagon is Bracing for Societal Collapse | Interview with Nafeez Ahmed


Abby Martin interviews Dr. Nafeez Ahmed, journalist for The Guardian, about a recent article he wrote concerning the Pentagon's multimillion dollar project to study peaceful protest movements and prepare for the collapse of industrial society due to factors ranging from income inequality to climate change



Thursday, 23 January 2014

Unrest in Kiev

Ukraine opposition vows 'to go on offensive' if demands not met
Ukrainian opposition leaders have threatened to “go on the offensive”, if the president does not respond to the demands in the wake of Wednesday’s talks not yielding any results. Meanwhile, rioters remain in central Kiev, causing unrest and damage.



RT,
22 January, 2014

Read RT's live updates from Ukraine.

"Tomorrow if the president does not respond ... then we will go on the offensive," said Vitaly Klitschko, one of the leaders, addressing the thousands of protesters on Independence Square, Maidan.
Following the three-hour long meeting with the President Victor Yanukovich, opposition leaders said there had been no positive response from the president to their demands, which include lifting the anti-riot laws, the government stepping down and an early ballot.
Yanukovich offered to “continue talks regarding the laws tomorrow,” the opposition Fatherland party leader Arseny Yatsenuk said.
However, the opposition is still urging protesters not to leave the square, to defend it and also to prepare for a police offensive against them.
Ukrainian riot policemen detain a protester following clashes in central Kiev on January 22, 2014.(AFP Photo / Anatolii Boiko)


"Today they (the police) are preparing to clear us out of the 'Maidan' (Independence Square)," Klitschko said. "We must do all we can to stop them clearing us out."

Thousands of protesters remain in Grushchevskovo Street, the scene of intensive confrontation with "radical anti-government activists" in the vicinity of the Ukrainian parliament building. Rioters continue to burn tires, smash up streets and erect barricades.


Throughout the evening, police have been holding their line, attempting to put out fires with water cannons. After four days of protests, the center of the Ukrainian capital continues to resemble a warzone, with smoke, barricades, and debris all around.


Wednesday's clashes between rioters and police intensified in the afternoon after riot police cleared Grushchevskovo Street.

Footage from the Ukrainian capital showed hundreds of police officers using tear gas, rubber bullets, and stun grenades against the protesters, in what is believed to be the largest dispersal to take place since the latest outbreak of violence began. Some clashes involved policemen snatching individual rioters from the crowd and brutally beating them.

Demonstrators responded with an intense barrage of stones and Molotov cocktails, briefly disrupting police advancement. Berkut special police forces were forced to retreat due to heavy smoke from burning tires.

Two protesters have been killed and hundreds of others wounded during the past four days of clashes. Almost 200 officers have sustained injuries.

Protesters clash with riot police in the center of Kiev on January 22, 2014.(AFP Photo / Anatolii Boiko)

Shocking footage showed rioters armed with sticks and flares attacking cordons of security forces surrounding government buildings. Donned in orange helmets, the protesters threw stones, debris, and Molotovs directly at police.

Ukraine's Ministry of Internal Affairs published a video showing a group of officers being suddenly attacked from behind a fence on Monday.
Petrol bombs are being thrown in the middle of the cordons, settling police uniforms on fire.




As tensions continued to run high in the violent standoff in Kiev on Wednesday, some police officers were seen throwing Molotov cocktails at crowds of protesters.

Interior Ministry members stand in formation in front of burning tyres set ablaze by pro-European protesters during clashes in Kiev January 22, 2014.(Reuters / Stringer)

 A Ukrainian police officer throws a Molotov cocktail during clashes with protesters in the centre of Kiev on January 22, 2014.( AFP Photo / Yuriy Kirnichny)

A riot policeman throws a Molotov cocktail during clashes with pro-European protesters in Kiev January 22, 2014.(Reuters / Gleb Garanich)
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Saturday, 27 July 2013

Clashes in Egypt

Clashes, helicopters, tear gas as tens of thousands take to streets of Egypt
Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Egypt on Friday, following the army’s call for an end to “violence and terrorism.” Fatalities and injuries were reported as clashes broke out between supporters and opponents of ousted President Morsi



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QniI5EtGYDk

RT,
26 July, 2013





Over 100 people were reportedly injured across the country, as Egypt's two opposing political camps took to the streets. At least five people were killed in the city of Alexandria, according to the Interior ministry.

As numerous rallies took place across the troubled nation, thousands of pro-military protesters gathered in Cairo’s Tahrir Square in support of the army-backed government. A number of high ranking police officers joined the protesters, Ahram online reported.  


Man holds Quran and cross, symbolising unity at where people chant in support of the military & police pic.twitter.com/RKq3voUu1y
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Demonstrators carried posters with photographs of army chief and defense minister General Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, who on Wednesday called for Egyptian citizens to take to the streets to give the army a mandate to fight “terrorism and violence.”
As helicopters flew low, protesters chanted slogans such as, "This night there will be no more Muslim Brotherhood," and "The army, the police, and the people are one hand.”
Anti-Mursi protesters carrying posters of army chief Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi chant slogans as they start to gather for a mass protest to support the army in Tahrir square, Cairo, July 26, 2013.(Reuters / Asmaa Waguih)
Anti-Mursi protesters carrying posters of army chief Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi chant slogans as they start to gather for a mass protest to support the army in Tahrir square, Cairo, July 26, 2013.(Reuters / Asmaa Waguih)

"It's a wonderful day. We lost a year of Egypt under Mohamed Morsi who only brought us injustice; he destroyed tourism, the media, and the economy,” said protester Khaled Mostafa, a justice ministry employee, as quoted by Ahram Online. 




Outside the square, clashes broke out between supporters and opponents of ousted President Mohamed Morsi in the neighborhood of Shubra. Ten people were injured in the violence. According to security sources, the demonstrators suffered bruises, fractures, and birdshot wounds. 
Two marches comprising of hundreds of Morsi supporters from across Egypt's provincial towns gathered for prayers at Cairo mosques. The groups marched to Rahman Raheem mosque on Salah Salem Street and Rashdan mosque in Nasr City, Al-Masry Al-Youm news agency reported. 


rally in besides mosque w/ extra photos pic.twitter.com/Q5Jw4jIo1s
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There, protesters chanted anti-military, pro-Morsi slogans. Demonstrators carried photos of the ousted president, as well as pictures of the Egyptian and black Islamist flags. Morsi’s supporters also staged a sit-in at nearby Rabea al-Adaweya mosque. The venue has been used as a tent camp for almost a month. 
Military armored vehicles were positioned outside the Ittihadiya presidential palace and around Tahrir Square, Ahram Arabic news website reported. 

As the day goes on, helicopters are getting lower. This one at Itehadyia where pro-Sisi crowd is gathering. pic.twitter.com/cGqf2hUIYN
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Violent clashes erupted in the northern city of Alexandria, killing five people and wounding at least 86 more, according to media reports. Medics said that most of the injuries were results of bird shots and wounds from sharp objects. Police reportedly fired tear gas near Qaed Ibrahim Mosque to disperse crowds. 
Injuries were also reported in the Nile Delta city of Gharbiya and the port city of Damietta.
On Thursday, Egypt's military leaders gave the Muslim Brotherhood 48 hours to sign up to political reconciliation. However, the army now denies that it intends to launch a crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood and its supporters.

Anti-Mursi protesters shout slogans as they wave Egyptian national flags during a rally and march around El-Thadiya presidential palace in Cairo July 26, 2013.(Reuters / Amr Abdallah Dalsh)
Anti-Mursi protesters shout slogans as they wave Egyptian national flags during a rally and march around El-Thadiya presidential palace in Cairo July 26, 2013.(Reuters / Amr Abdallah Dalsh)


The Muslim Brotherhood argues that the military-backed deposition of Morsi on July 3 was an illegitimate coup. But the army says that it responded to the calls of the Egyptian people who protested against the country’s political and economic turmoil and demanded an end to Morsi’s administration.

The Egyptian army was initially holding the ousted President in detention “for his safety.” But on Friday, an Egyptian court issued Morsi’s arrest order on charges of conspiring with the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas - killing prisoners and officers "deliberately with prior intent,” kidnapping officers and soldiers, and setting fire to Wadi el-Natroun prison.