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Originally posted by Where2Hide2006
I think we all know what this means...
Originally posted by dissembler
Prepared like Strategic Air Command was on 9/11?
Originally posted by Where2Hide2006
This is From FalseFlagNews...
The evidence suggests we can succeed in preventing the next staged attack.
During the fall of 2005, a drill called “Sudden Response 05” simulated a 10-kiloton nuclear device detonating off the coast of South Carolina. Rumors began to circulate inside the military that this drill was to “go live” and be used as the pretext for a nuclear invasion of Iran and the escalation of WW III. When the drill became publicized, a four-star general, Kevin Byrnes at the Fort Monroe Base (site of the simulation), was fired. Many speculate that Gen. Byrnes was attempting to publicize the drill, in order to prevent it from going live, while he and others in the TRADOC division would lead a counter-coup against the rogue network plotting World War III.
Yet the key point is that by publicizing the drill, activists forced NORTHCOM to back off their plans.
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- Hopefully we have stopped this (april 25) nuke from destroying an american city and countless innocent lives.
However, I believe that the NeoCons are determined to find the pretext to expand WW3 to Iran... They could still push the button, then simply shut down all of the conspiracy websites and say what drills???
• To what extent does the U.S. have a layered defense?
When will the U.S. know a threat is headed towards the U.S.?
• What can be done in advance to keep the threat from reaching us from overseas?
• How can USJFCOM provide emergency managers with modeling and simulation support?
• How can we establish a reliable collaborative environment that includes first responders?
• Is there a tool set that encompasses shared operations, shared information, shared situational awareness, and shared Common Operational Picture?
To answer these questions, USJFCOM established an evolving Noble Resolve experiment campaign plan which begins in April 2007 and will continue over the next couple of years.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- A delivery truck containing radioactive material parked outside Presbyterian Hospital was broken into early Friday and some materials were stolen, according to the N.C. Radiation Protection Section.
The materials, known as Technetium 99-m, were inside six containers of syringes. Its often used to diagnose problems in organs in the bodies.
State officials said Technetium 99-m is considered to be a low-hazard radioactive material, but it can be a health and safety risk if improperly handled.
Officials said the radioactive substance will lose all potential to harm people by late Sunday afternoon.
The containers taken from the Hawthorne Lane hospital in Charlotte's Elizabeth neighborhood around 4 a.m. are sturdy, black nylon about one-square foot. Officials say they weigh 10 to 15 pounds. Inside the containers holding the syringes are metal cylinders labeled with the radiation symbol and the word "Radioactive."
Anyone who finds the containers or syringes should not touch them or move them. They should stay at least 10 feet away and contact the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department at (704) 943-2509 or Crime Stoppers at (704) 334-1600.
(SUFFOLK, Va. - April 23, 2007) -- U.S. Joint Forces Command (USJFCOM) kicked off its series of experiments here today aimed at enhancing homeland defense measures and military support in the event of a natural or man-made disaster.
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Navy Lt. Cmdr. Chris Oden, the military lead for Noble Resolve's initial experiment which will last through the end of the week, explained the significance of the event.
"It's the first homeland defense and defense support to civil authorities experiment that we're conducting within J9 that has a lot of modeling and simulation support and potential that's going to be built into the Noble Resolve campaign."
Mark Wolfe, the civilian lead for Noble Resolve said the event is a product of Urban Resolve, another series of USJFCOM experiments which concluded this past winter.
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Oden said this week's focus will be on maritime domain awareness.
"Maritime domain is a big focus and when you start looking at vessels transiting, especially with man-made devices, it's a huge problem to track over the ocean," he said. "We're trying to see if we do find something, can we track it and look at the information sharing that takes place and see how it affects us over here."
Oden said the next phase in August will focus on a threat in the Pacific theater. Those involved will include the state of Oregon, the city of Portland, the Oregon National Guard, as well as Joint Task Force Homeland Defense, located in Hawaii.
Originally posted by fooffstarr
Man am i glad i am in Australia now.
Although i'm not religious, i will pray that nothing occurs.