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DOD to support the Police
WHAT!?!:eek:
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Sam Alito will be so pleased...
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DOD has always been able to assist law enforcement in a very limited way. There really is nothing new here. Unless you really believe that Obama, already a horrible socialist, is planning to take over the country he is already the elected leader of-with the Armed forces. Thereby becoming a horrible dictator as well.
Not even close to happening. |
Given the militarization of your police, would many people even notice?
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Why are they trying to solve a problem that does not exist? When civilian resources need assistance, resources are assigned to the National Guard. And deployed by the state's Governor. Why are Federal troops required? Same resources need only be released to the Governor.
Or does the system break down when the enemy has breasts that exceed 155 mm? |
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There'll be unarmed drones for a while first. All is well. :chill:
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I know this makes for interesting conversation. Seriosly. This is not somthing that is happening in this country. A lot of weird shit might be going down. I assure you military coup is not one of them.
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Don't tell that to the tin-foilers!
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I suppose most Dwellars know I support Obama.
That said, IMO yesterday's speech was probably the his best-to-date. I did watch and listen to all except the first couple of minutes. I expected him to build up to a justification for adopting the Bill in the OP. But he did not. Instead, he called for a reduction in the use of drones, justification for draw down of troops from the middle east closure of Gitmo, and most importantly, justification for a final, formal, and legal end to the US "War on Terrorism". There was point in his talk where he could easily have slipped in his adoption of that Bill, but I think he went the other direction. It goes without saying, I was much relieved. It remains to be seen what actually comes out of the politics of Congress. |
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Actually, my comments are applicable to both threads.
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Back in the early 80's when the Olympics were in LA , i was stationed at Camp pendelton , we were on alert if things went sideways
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