6 Aug. 2007. Paul Craig Roberts warns that “the American constitutional system is near to being overthrown.” (36)
13 Aug. 2007. Col. Donn de Grand-Pre, U.S. Army (retired), tells 9/11 Truth activist and radio talk show host Alex Jones that “there's a definite cleavage between the military of the Pentagon and the civilian hierarchy - and never the twain shall meet. … I can verify that from Col. Dick Schultz, who is a friend of mine in the Joint Chiefs. Morale was not only low but he said some of the troops are ready to mutiny. If it wasn't for the fact that the government, the civilian hierarchy, has control over retirements, there would probably be blood in the streets by now.” (37)
30 Aug. 2007. According to Jim Fetzer, members of the 1st Battalion, 265th Air Defense Artillery, are being deployed from Florida to the nation’s capital for a year’s duty, “where they will operate high-tech weapons systems against any potential air threat.” “I am not aware of any threat from the sky to the White House,” says Fetzer. “Is this to protect Bush and Cheney from foreign terrorists or are they concerned that US citizens may rise up in opposition to their suspension of the Constitution”? (38)
30 Aug. 2007. The same article reports that the control of the National Guard has been placed directly at the disposal of the President of the United States over the opposition of all fifty governors. (39)
30 August 2007. The article also alleges that police departments across the country are being starved of ammunition. “Most police ammunition is .38 and 9mm caliber, not the kind that our military requires. The profit margin on the sale and manufacture of bullets is so great and the demand is so strong that it is difficult to imagine how this could happen absent a deliberate policy to curtail access to ammo. Without bullets, those vast stocks of weapons are useless. This appears to be a very clever, insidious plan.” (40)
30 Aug. 2007. Fetzer reports that “Blackwater, USA, the private security contractor that has assembled a large mercenary force in Iraq (as part of a governmental privatization scheme to keep the official count of American forces involved artificially low) is now building its own air force in the United States, including the purchase of Super Tucano light combat aircraft from Embraer, a Brazilian company. According to the article, it has one new private military base in San Diego, another in Mount Carroll, IL, and has applied for operating licenses in every coastal U.S. state.” (41)
30 Aug. 2007. Six nuclear warheads are "accidentally" shipped by B-52 from Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota to Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana. Five arrive, suggesting that one has been “lost” enroute. The flight violates military procedure, which requires that nuclear weapons always be shipped on the ground in the continental US, so that if there's an accident, a bomb detonation won't occur. It would take an order from the Commander-in-Chief to put nukes on a plane. The rumors were that the plane was meant to hit 5 American cities with nuclear weapons over Labor Day weekend in order to install martial law. (42)
5 Sept. 2007. Repubican Congressman Paul Gillmor of Ohio is found dead in his home, allegedly from a heart attack. But word later leaks out that he had blunt trauma to the head and neck. The story is consequently changed to him falling down the stairs. No investigation is planned. A member of the House Finance Committee, Gillmor was investigating a series of suspicious option trades. Someone appeared to be betting billions of dollars that the market would fall 50% by September 21st. (43) [Ed. This scenario occurred before the events of 9/11 as well.]
7 Sept. 2007. OpEdNews reports that “informed speculation that the movement of the nuclear weapons to Barksdale was leaked because the air force base is a staging area for deployment to the Middle East. The Pentagon recently drew up plans to hit 1200 targets inside Iran in a massive bombardment campaign aimed at destroying its military and overthrowing its government. The movement of the nuclear weapons may have been an alert to the public by disgruntled members of the military that such plans would include the pre-emptive use of nuclear weapons.” (44)
11 September 2004. Reports circulate on the Internet that the entire Air Force will stand down on September 14th, for overhaul and review of procedures. The last stand-down, unannounced ahead of time, took place on Sept 11, 2001. Questions are raised about whether a second 9/11 is planned for Sept. 14. (45)
13 Sept. 2007. World News Daily reports that NORAD and National Guard fighters will defend the nation during the stand-down. (46) [Ed. Readers will recall that NORAD put up no effective defense against the alleged hijackers on 9/11 and that the National Guard has recently been placed under President Bush’s control.]
13 Sept. 2007. The same news report states that the stand-down on Sept. 14 was ordered by Gen. Ronald Keys to conduct a command-wide review of operations, safety procedures and checklists after the Aug. 30 incident at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota, according to the Air Force Times.
It reported that, at Minot, six cruse missiles with nuclear warheads were loaded onto a B-52H and flown to Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana – without the bomber crew or ground command realizing nuclear weapons were on the aircraft. (47) It does not mention the fate of the sixth missile.
13 Sept. 2007. World News Daily also reports “Bush administration plans to utilize USNORTHCOM as a U.S. military command to direct the operations of troops deployed in a wide range of continental North American emergencies, including health epidemics, natural disasters, terrorist events and even domestic violence or civil disorder.” (48)
13 Sept. 2007. MichaelMoore.com reports that Vice-President Cheney is expected to spend Sept. 14 at the CENTCOM, U.S. Central Command, in Tampa, FL. (49)
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13 Aug. 2007. Col. Donn de Grand-Pre, U.S. Army (retired), tells 9/11 Truth activist and radio talk show host Alex Jones that “there's a definite cleavage between the military of the Pentagon and the civilian hierarchy - and never the twain shall meet. … I can verify that from Col. Dick Schultz, who is a friend of mine in the Joint Chiefs. Morale was not only low but he said some of the troops are ready to mutiny. If it wasn't for the fact that the government, the civilian hierarchy, has control over retirements, there would probably be blood in the streets by now.” (37)
30 Aug. 2007. According to Jim Fetzer, members of the 1st Battalion, 265th Air Defense Artillery, are being deployed from Florida to the nation’s capital for a year’s duty, “where they will operate high-tech weapons systems against any potential air threat.” “I am not aware of any threat from the sky to the White House,” says Fetzer. “Is this to protect Bush and Cheney from foreign terrorists or are they concerned that US citizens may rise up in opposition to their suspension of the Constitution”? (38)
30 Aug. 2007. The same article reports that the control of the National Guard has been placed directly at the disposal of the President of the United States over the opposition of all fifty governors. (39)
30 August 2007. The article also alleges that police departments across the country are being starved of ammunition. “Most police ammunition is .38 and 9mm caliber, not the kind that our military requires. The profit margin on the sale and manufacture of bullets is so great and the demand is so strong that it is difficult to imagine how this could happen absent a deliberate policy to curtail access to ammo. Without bullets, those vast stocks of weapons are useless. This appears to be a very clever, insidious plan.” (40)
30 Aug. 2007. Fetzer reports that “Blackwater, USA, the private security contractor that has assembled a large mercenary force in Iraq (as part of a governmental privatization scheme to keep the official count of American forces involved artificially low) is now building its own air force in the United States, including the purchase of Super Tucano light combat aircraft from Embraer, a Brazilian company. According to the article, it has one new private military base in San Diego, another in Mount Carroll, IL, and has applied for operating licenses in every coastal U.S. state.” (41)
30 Aug. 2007. Six nuclear warheads are "accidentally" shipped by B-52 from Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota to Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana. Five arrive, suggesting that one has been “lost” enroute. The flight violates military procedure, which requires that nuclear weapons always be shipped on the ground in the continental US, so that if there's an accident, a bomb detonation won't occur. It would take an order from the Commander-in-Chief to put nukes on a plane. The rumors were that the plane was meant to hit 5 American cities with nuclear weapons over Labor Day weekend in order to install martial law. (42)
5 Sept. 2007. Repubican Congressman Paul Gillmor of Ohio is found dead in his home, allegedly from a heart attack. But word later leaks out that he had blunt trauma to the head and neck. The story is consequently changed to him falling down the stairs. No investigation is planned. A member of the House Finance Committee, Gillmor was investigating a series of suspicious option trades. Someone appeared to be betting billions of dollars that the market would fall 50% by September 21st. (43) [Ed. This scenario occurred before the events of 9/11 as well.]
7 Sept. 2007. OpEdNews reports that “informed speculation that the movement of the nuclear weapons to Barksdale was leaked because the air force base is a staging area for deployment to the Middle East. The Pentagon recently drew up plans to hit 1200 targets inside Iran in a massive bombardment campaign aimed at destroying its military and overthrowing its government. The movement of the nuclear weapons may have been an alert to the public by disgruntled members of the military that such plans would include the pre-emptive use of nuclear weapons.” (44)
11 September 2004. Reports circulate on the Internet that the entire Air Force will stand down on September 14th, for overhaul and review of procedures. The last stand-down, unannounced ahead of time, took place on Sept 11, 2001. Questions are raised about whether a second 9/11 is planned for Sept. 14. (45)
13 Sept. 2007. World News Daily reports that NORAD and National Guard fighters will defend the nation during the stand-down. (46) [Ed. Readers will recall that NORAD put up no effective defense against the alleged hijackers on 9/11 and that the National Guard has recently been placed under President Bush’s control.]
13 Sept. 2007. The same news report states that the stand-down on Sept. 14 was ordered by Gen. Ronald Keys to conduct a command-wide review of operations, safety procedures and checklists after the Aug. 30 incident at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota, according to the Air Force Times.
It reported that, at Minot, six cruse missiles with nuclear warheads were loaded onto a B-52H and flown to Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana – without the bomber crew or ground command realizing nuclear weapons were on the aircraft. (47) It does not mention the fate of the sixth missile.
13 Sept. 2007. World News Daily also reports “Bush administration plans to utilize USNORTHCOM as a U.S. military command to direct the operations of troops deployed in a wide range of continental North American emergencies, including health epidemics, natural disasters, terrorist events and even domestic violence or civil disorder.” (48)
13 Sept. 2007. MichaelMoore.com reports that Vice-President Cheney is expected to spend Sept. 14 at the CENTCOM, U.S. Central Command, in Tampa, FL. (49)
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