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Michael J. Panzner , Michael J. Panzner Published 12.19.2008 10:21 GMT
Not so long ago, most people would have scoffed at the notion that the United States might experience the sort of turbulence and upheaval that has been common in banana republics or ailing first world nations.
Nowadays, those inhibitions are fading away. One reason, of course, is that the current financial crisis, perhaps the worst ever, has made Americans realize that the dark forces they thought had been relegated to the dustbin of history never really went away.
You can't take an article seriously that references Alex Jones. That guy is a nutcase conspiracy theorist who thinks the govt. wants to kill everyone. I saw a video of him in Austin where he was running around the side of a highway saying the police were the new Third Reich at a dui checkpoint.
That's funny (about Alex Jones), but what about the rest of the article? it looks substantial to me. What do you think?
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You can't take an article seriously that references Alex Jones. That guy is a nutcase conspiracy theorist who thinks the govt. wants to kill everyone. I saw a video of him in Austin where he was running around the side of a highway saying the police were the new Third Reich at a dui checkpoint.
Going back to the subject, like I said in my other posts, I am hoping for the best for America. However, there is clearly a plan laid out by the US Army:
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A recent report produced by the U.S. Army War College’s Strategic Institute warns that the United States may experience massive civil unrest in the wake of a series of crises which it has termed “strategic shock.”
Going back to the subject, like I said in my other posts, I am hoping for the best for America. However, there is clearly a plan laid out by the US Army:
We need planned solutions to this.. Any ideas?
The Army has no right, and no place, being a police force within this country.
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