
KLook wrote:The US military is prohibited from acting against the citizens. The National Guard is under the control of the states.
Kevin
Bush considers changes to Posse Comitatus Act
franco b wrote:Didn't Ike use the military to enforce integration in Arkansas?

samhill wrote:Who put in all these protective agencies & the Patriot Act? I believe that Congress agreed to the drone flights in the U.S. this kind of thing may have been in with that. I know when I moved here the small Village of Andover, Ohio already had a armored vehicle that was given them by the NG once a little place like that has one then everybody wants them, when you think about it some large cities could more than likely need one.
SMITTY wrote:waldo lemieux wrote:....
If you guys would give up your assault weapons the gubement wouldn't have to buy these ....
There's no such thing as an "assault" weapon. That is a media-coined term meant to gin up an emotional response from an uneducated populace.Flyer5 wrote:I am not sure how I feel about this. Why would we need these on our streets and so many of them as well? Are we expecting to increase our military parades?
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2013/03 ... stockpile/
Something is coming. Nobody is exactly sure of the "what" & "when". A few have come out in the past week and have said a "major" economic "event" will occur in the next 60 days. With a debt as high as we have now, anything is possible - frankly I'm shocked it hasn't happened already. Seeing how people completely melt down after just one week without power, after a month of no power / no food, the streets will be a completely different place than we've grown accustomed to. It's going to be VERY ugly ....
If history is any indicator, be aware that the gov't will have no problem using those vehicles against the American populace.

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