FBI nuclear bomb exercise in Anchorage, Alaska slips under the radar of conspiracy minded.

So I'm reading our local newspaper website, ADN.com (Alaska Dispatch News) yesterday and I find a headline that about made me hit the floor. The surprise wasn't the content, since July I've been reading accounts of a false flag operation prepared for NYC or Chicago, two cold-winter locations.

No, the surprise was that they were performing such an exercise waaaaay up here in Anchorage, Alaska.

The headline reads, "Federal bomb squad neutralizes fake nuke in Anchorage training exercise" and is found at: www.adn.com...

That alone was enough to get my attention. The FBI apparently flew up the C-IEDS Specialist team from the states to practice finding and disarming a nuke in a "Winter environment." This certainly explains the federal vehicles I've seen roaming around downtown over the last two weeks. The very same vehicles that have been spotted in other towns around the country (see video below)

Creepy? Why, YES!

This week’s exercise didn’t include a simulated public-affairs component, covering the potential dissemination of details or evacuation orders in connection with the incident. According to the FBI, a decision to release any information about an actual weapon of mass destruction in an urban area -- an unprecedented situation in U.S. history -- would be made far beyond the Anchorage office.

Yeah, no #. Far beyond the Anchorage office alright. And very unprecedented for our sleepy little arctic town to be involved in such federal shenanigans.

This isn't the only exercise taking place either. The local police have been warning residents of several neighborhoods in downtown Anchorage to be aware of explosions involving 2-2.5 lbs of heavy explosives.

a reply to: DJTeej

Keep your eyes and ears open, hell, sleep with one eye open! Trust no one. Be safe in all you do.

a reply to: DJTeej

They have also opened back up the training tunnels used in WV. You can see the site from I77 and there has been alot of activity going on.

a reply to: Martin75

I will look into that, thanks!

a reply to: NewzNose

Right?

A friend of mine who has an acquaintance in Army PR was told that we should anticipate "Communications Outages" from now till January which might explain the odd blue unmarked federal trucks sporting radar domes and satellite dishes that have been milling around downtown without any outwardly obvious purpose.

Along the lines of odd happenings...saw two USMC big ole trucks roll by today in Atlanta towing big ole boats that seemed rather large for the lakes we have around here.

originally posted by: NewzNose
a reply to: DJTeej

Keep your eyes and ears open, hell, sleep with one eye open! Trust no one. Be safe in all you do.

Exit light, enter niiiggghhht, take my hand. We're off to never never land.

Good luck O.P, you're up against it first hand, keep us informed.

a reply to: Cobaltic1978

Muhahaha! I'm now wondering why I didn't join this site five years ago when i started reading it

I dived straight in, it's mental.

a reply to: DJTeej


National Defense Magazine
Here is an old article I found about the tunnels.

Alright, I've always felt pretty comfortable way out here In AK. I have close family in Anchorage, thanks for bringing this up I had no idea. I'm sure it's just a legitimate exercise, but in the conspiracy world this could be seen as a precursor to a false flag event.

a reply to: DJTeej
"Downtown' where, if you don't mind?
It might be interesting to track these sightings.

Nevermind. My bad.

a reply to: ~Lucidity

Greetings:
Are you calling that cesspool mud puddle Lanier a 'lake' ?

Just kidding, I live in Rabun County, about 60 miles northeast of Gainesville and I agree that some of those big 'ole boats seem a bit large for our 'puddles.'

With great respect,
thorfourwinds

What is across the pond from Alaska?

Who spoiled Americans funded boogeymen and "strip assad" trip?

Who resides in the largest body of land in the norther hemisphere?

I'm going out on a limb here, and saying thus is practice for Russia.

Not trying to sound dismissive of your concerns, but in early November, it's obvious that, if cold-weather training is necessary, AK is a good place to do it. It's not like Canada is just going to let us cruise across the border and do our military training up there. We have to use what we've got, and at this point in the year, AK is it.

Now, as to why it couldn't have waited a few months in order to do it in one of the lower 48s is a sincerely good question.

I bet it gets cold in Russia during bomb exercises as well....