Fed\Army removing weapons and supplies from National Guard Bases!

from halturner:

halturnershow.blogspot.com...

It has come to my attention that the federal government has been removing weapons and communications gear from National Guard armories throughout the country.

In fact, all "crew serviceable weapons systems" are being removed.

One member of the national guard inquired as to why the weapons were being taken away and he was told "There's a party being planned and you're not invited."

This seems quite ominous to me. Why would our federal government be disarming state governments? The "states" are the only other sovereign entities in this nation. The states created the federal government and, collectively, they can do away with it ---- unless the feds take away that ability.

If the folks in the federal government think they can, by force, reorganize the power structure of this nation, they are in for a rude awakening.

This needs to be verified are there any national guard members here that can attest to this? Someone had said that the actual army came and took everything away from one of the state guards... pretty scary from what I understand states are trying to defederalise the National Guard as its goals in Iraq were already met. Is this a possible reaction ?This is worrying because it takes away the states ability to handle a real emergency quckly and makes the state depend on the federal army for any major civil unrest\disasters or even protect itself from the federal goverment.. if true this is not good..



[mod edit: added EX tags and source link]
Mod Edit: External Source Tags – Please Review This Link.

[edit on 29-10-2008 by 12m8keall2c]

reply to post by thefreepatriot


Oh man we need sources for this.If this is happening,it can't be good news.

What halturner isn't good enough.

LOL

I have a coast guard base here and can go to a few choice ranches to see it and the armory for that manor I will go this week and see if there is anything up. Hubs going hunting in general area tomarrow will have him take a looksie while out there.
( im tired spelling sucks soz)

can we get a better idea of scale? how many weapons? how long they've been doing this? is this related to a possible government takeover?

I just also notice a reference to communication as well.

I'll look into it and do a lil research for you guys...

oh BTW, crew serviced weapons are heavy guns that require 2 people to operate... M-60, M-249, MK-19, M-2 etc etc

pretty any heavy machine gun or light machine gun you can imagine is a crew serviced weapon.

I'll make some calls and post back here in a few

Originally posted by ducatillon
can we get a better idea of scale? how many weapons? how long they've been doing this? is this related to a possible government takeover?

why does it seem that too many situations as it pertains to the setup of martial law have been put into motion in the last couple of years? is it becoming that obvious or is it ATS-ITIS?

Originally posted by nj2day
I'll look into it and do a lil research for you guys...

oh BTW, crew serviced weapons are heavy guns that require 2 people to operate... M-60, M-249, MK-19, M-2 etc etc

pretty any heavy machine gun or light machine gun you can imagine is a crew serviced weapon.

I'll make some calls and post back here in a few

XOXOXO you might well save me having to hike over 10 acres of hills
Please dear gawd look well.....

First phone call I made (my brother works as a midnight shift guard at our local National Guard base), he said that only weapons assigned to designated units that are preparing for deployment are removed from the armory.

The U.S. Army Liason on the base has not even visited the armory here in months...

I would think that perhaps a unit is getting ready to deploy to the sandbox from the base closest to the OP's source...

Nothing out of the ordinary happening in my neck of the woods though

I was so tired and near ready for bed until I saw this post. LOL Talk about wide awake again. Sheesh! Coffee pot is on again in the house. ~coffee queen here~

I asked my hubby since he works in an armory every day. He says that the only time those kind of weapons are removed are if a unit is preparing for training at a distant location, turned in for routine P&I (basically that's routine maintenance), or being temporarily transferred to another unit to use for training. In the last instance it's usually for the rear detachment (soldiers left behind during a mobilization) to use because their crew served weapons are sent with the part of the unit that is deployed.

So, nothing nefarious going on. Most likely one of the above reasons is the cause of any weapons being moved around. It's a very common thing.

ah good.. a scary thought.. but maybe everything is a0k. I still would like to trust them a little more than i do.. but certainly check into this.. thank you.

lets keep our eyes open.. I don't like hal turner to much because of his extremist views,, however he has been right on many issues in the past.. Keep checking.. if this story is true..not a good sign