EyeWitness to Foreign Troop Buildup in US Wisconsin and other Areas

haven't seen this video posted in ATS... This is my first post and I look forward to sharing anything credible that comes my way...

Video Interview

reply to post by cosmicman


im listening right now its very intresting.
i must say onething though.
the radio host is a total turd. i mean wait till your off the air to stop eating and dont talk with your mouth full...

god that is annoying.

Not so sure about those beautiful swimming pools and wonderful schools inside the FEMA camps, so we will supposedly never want to leave them...

No offense, not buying it.


But thank you for passing it on!! Welcome to ATS

EDIT: Typo

[edit on 27-12-2008 by LostNemesis]

i could not believe my ears either when I heard the guy munching on them peanuts
I am getting for my second post with some amazing videos that I think if seen together create a strong effect of what is happening.... i'll try to come back to this post and put the link but i am not sure i know how to do that so check the board for it

Here is the link to my other post that has a bunch of links...

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Yeah, this topic has been on and off for a few years now.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Mainly it's just foreign troops coming here to US bases for some good old fashioned American military training. Why wouldn't they want to send some of their own here? We are currently(still) the dominant world power and we create the definition of modern warfare and tactics. We still send some of our troops overseas to do joint exercises with allies on their soil. We even have squadrons of troops stationed alongside allies on their domestic bases.

Yeah, this topic has been on and off for a few years now.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Mainly it's just foreign troops coming here to US bases for some good old fashioned American military training. Why wouldn't they want to send some of their own here? We are currently(still) the dominant world power and we create the definition of modern warfare and tactics. We still send some of our troops overseas to do joint exercises with allies on their soil. We even have squadrons of troops stationed alongside allies on their domestic bases.

There are some things that just don't jibe.
In no real order of importance.

There is no way in hell the Middle East wars are going away any time soon. I think it is bigger than many believe it is. What exactly is going on . . . I don't know. But with a protracted war, you will see ALL KINDS of troop movements.

If things get worse here such as, lack of infrastructure repair, collapse of retirement funds, massive unemployment, etc. There are going to be riots. History tends to repeat itself. The cause of two riots during the Great Depression for example was due to poor economic conditions. The violent riot in Washington D.C. in1931 and the United Auto Workers Strike in 1936 for examples. Troops were used.

www.h-net.org...

During the Great Depression thousands of hungry and disgruntled veterans of the First World War marched on Washington, D.C., demanding that Congress pay early the bonus for their military service that was scheduled for disbursement in 1945. Spontaneously banding together, unemployed Oregon cannery workers were joined by more than 20,000 men from across the nation to form the Bonus Expeditionary Force. The largest rally up to that time in the nation’s capital, it lasted more than ten weeks. The men refused to disperse, and the frustrated Hoover administration finally cleared the capital of the protesters with federal troops.

Although the Bonus March occurred more than 70 years ago, the story yields relevant points for today’s leaders. The climactic use of federal troops to break up the assembled mob of veterans represented a failure of the political and military establishment to understand the nature of the gathering, and the public relations fiasco that followed stained the reputation of the U.S. Army and cost the President reelection.

At the time of this writing American forces are faced with rebuilding nations, where riots and demonstrations may certainly occur. Employment of these forces in homeland security operations, in civil disturbances or in response to natural or man-made calamities is a probability. American leaders will face these missions in the foreseeable future, and learning lessons from the Bonus March may well prevent another disaster.

There are people committing crimes as soon as they get out of jail so they can go BACK IN. (3 meals, warm bed and health care) This was seen a lot during the depression. About this time, Germany was acting up, and the world was at war soon after. Best time to recruit more troops is when people need a job to eat.
The prison system is bursting at the seams. During Viet Nam, many first time offenders were given the option of doing time . . . or joining the Army.

So, Great Britan, you can't keep your troops in Iraq? No problem, send em here! You Chaps won't have a flood of Ex-GI's looking for a job . . . we baby sit em for ya and cover some of the costs. Cheaper for us to do it and they stay sharp, just in case all hell breaks . . . errr . . . just in case you need em later. This way we can send more of our troops to where-ever. They will go where we want them to go and we are covered here, just in case all hell breaks . . . errr . . . just in case we need em later. Thanks Ole Chap!
PS: Instruct your troops to drive your LAV's on the right side of the road here please. Cheerio!

My 2 cents.

[edit on 6-1-2009 by NYCMedic]