Obama's Private Army?
Are you concerned with the militarization of America's Police?
We have all seen the pictures of the "capture" of Elian Gonzalez.
What are the local police trying to protect or prevent?
Is the Federal Government involved in the planning?
Is this part of the private military force Obama said he would stand up?
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Permalink Reply by Twana Blevins on -
Here in Oklahoma, it'd make sense since the Fed. Gov. doesn't shut down the Jihadi training camp that is said to be down in SE Oklahoma. Also thinking about what is moving into my small town area...........Our police better be prepared to deal with them.....it will be all out war when sleeper cells are given their action orders.
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Permalink Reply by phrowt on -
That is a great point Twana but I am just as concerned about Obama creating his private Army. I think we need to place a lot of trust in our local police to use their military toys with utmost discretion. For every situation you describe there may be others like the little Cuban boy, Elian and Waco. No one ever gets held accountable or prosecuted for those indiscretions, kind of like Holder. What will we do when all of the local forces (police) are coordinated via Homeland Security by executive order or declaration of martial law?
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