National Guard asked to explain 'internment' jobs

National Guard asked to explain 'internment' jobs

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An ad campaign featured on a U.S. Army website seeking those who would be interested in being an "Internment/Resettlement" specialist is raising alarms across the country, generating concerns that there is some truth in those theories about domestic detention camps, a roundup of dissidents and a crackdown on "threatening" conservatives.

The ads, at the GoArmy.com website as well as others including Monster.com, cite the need for:


"Internment/Resettlement (I/R) Specialists in the Army are primarily responsible for day-to-day operations in a military confinement/correctional facili

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I have done a search and could not find this article with in ATS. If I missed it I apologize.

I realize this is a story from WMD, not the best source, but I could not let this slip away with out bringing it to everyone here at ATS.

Personally I really don't want to believe the "FEMA camp" thing but every day that goes by this "conspiracy" seems to become more and more of a reality. Where is this once great nation heading.

I always wondered how the people of the” Soviet Union", Hitler’s Germany, let their Government gain so much power, and then I just observe how we just watch as our freedoms are dwindling away, it seems this has been going on slowly, but lately at a more rapid pace.

Democrat, Republican, it doesn’t really matter who you are. We should be Americans first. We need to join as one, and stop this if it is true before it is too late.

Please help me either put my mind at ease, and prove to me this is just a bunch of propaganda or really the beginning of the end for a nation of freedoms.


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I posted in a thread on this topic, but you have some fresh news. The origional topic was simply a link to the Army website showing the video and info about said jobs.

It's either something very benign like oversees facilities in Iraq or Afganastan or it's very sinister at a real threat to life and liberty. I don't really believe in the FEMA death camp theory but lets be honest they did a really bad job of advertising these jobs. These gov't departments need a PR person to look at these sorts of postings and say "hmm, that sounds bad, lets be more specific so we don't start a riot."

Or optionally the HR department needs social skills, bad Catbert.

reply to post by mysticblue


Yeah, the original article which was posted on ATS had a guy who actually was trained in that MOS.

It was very enlightening.

www.youtube.com...

Here is the link of the interview with "jafount"

Sorry I am at work and can not atach the video.

I am trying to dig deeper, and find any reference to maybe any reference to where the "facilities" you would "police" if you get the job.

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Do you have a link to that ATS post so we can all read and comment on?

I can't believe how bold they are to run an ad like that. I believe there are going to be detention camps for those who refuse to do what the government says. If I were threatened with going to these camps I would go rather then do what the government wants me to do. I wonder if other people are willing to do this?

Could it be a form of psychological warfare ?

It has people talking, wondering, worrying

They know the power of the internet and they know that it only takes one member of a family, a community, a group, workplace, club, etc. to read this information -- it's carried to the rest via word of mouth

They also know that what people say (on internet) they'll do and what they'll actually do, are two different things

The advertised positions don't necessarily have to exist

nor do FEMA camps

As long as people believe they do though, the advertisements could have the effect of rendering the population more obedient

Originally posted by HunkaHunka
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Yeah, the original article which was posted on ATS had a guy who actually was trained in that MOS.

It was very enlightening.

How was it enlightening? Perhaps you ignored my post in that very thread....I mean I might possibly know a little bit about it since I was in the MP Corp and US Army for 15+ years.

Fact is....this MOS did not exist just 4 years ago. You do know that they already have Charlies (correctional officers) that are more than trained in all aspects concerning prisoners (both foreign and domestic). Not to mention Bravos who are also well trained in the handling of prisoners.

As I also had stated, it is one thing to add a new identifier to the MP regiment, which would make more sense. What is an identifier? It is a form of specialized training in specific aspects of MP operations. Some examples are K9, traffic, investigations, domestic violence, SRT, juvinille operations, etc...

My question was, why add a whole new MOS and not an identifier? Well that's easy, 1. you would be able to train new personnel who are not familiar with prior military experience or other MP operations, and 2. It would give you the ability to incorporate a massive amount of these interment specialists for apparently something that could be in the works.

Remember, we just pulled out of Iraq, and we're in the midst of closing GITMO. Why the demand?

In addition, we're talking about the National Guard, not the regular Army, which clearly implies for operations inside the continental US.

Oh geez, here we go again.

It's a prison guard folks, nothing more, nothing less.

If your nation is on the brink of massive social and civil unrest, with a flu virus likely to spread exponentially in a couple of months, the monetary system in free-fall, Russia resurging as a global power (need I go on?) it seems logical that they would need hundreds of thousands more employees on the ground in the US to deal with these issues.

That is what I believe this is for.

I have never seen an advertisement like this, across so many networks of information dissemination, even in times of war.
Where were these ads while the coalition have been dealing with thousands of enemy combatants in Iraq and Afghanistan?

There are many people in detention by coalition forces, and likely have been more at the height of the conflicts, and yet this kind of recruitment drive wasn't needed then.
The way this recruitment is being offered (just as employment is hard to come by) suggests that the need for such military presence is EXPECTED to significantly increase in the next twelve months.

Ultimately, it all points to the American Govt. expecting massive civil unrest in the USA.
That could be down to the complete collapse of the financial system, the impact of the Swine Flu virus, an attack by an outside force, or the control of right-wing groups said to be militarising in the US in opposition to Obama.

Personally, I think it's "all of the above". Some aspects are blatantly known, and the justification for the rise in troop numbers in the US in preparation for a false-flag event can be found in the Flu virus and economic instability.

In a couple of months they will already have the justification to put up road blocks, open up detention facilities, and begin aggressively controlling the public. And they'll likely have permission from worried citizens.

It's what happens amongst all that chaos (perpetuated by the shadow Govt. or a Black Ops group) that should be more of a worry.
The Govt. doesn't need to know that there'll be another false-flag attack to be persuaded into this militarisation of America, the reasons are already likely to be there, it's how that is taken advantage of by darker groups in power that is the real concern.

But they do have VERY good PR people! Have you seen those SEAL commercials? Or the Air Force billboards? I want to join daily!!

This position advertisement is very odd, because nobody is sitting at home "wanting" to be an internment specialist. They aren't getting a bunch of new recruits this way. They already have plenty of recruits with no specific job function assigned, so why not just assign these people to the internment jobs, and continue advertising the flashy positions that get big responses?