JADE HELM: TROOPS TO “OPERATE UNDETECTED AMONGST CIVILIAN POPULATION”

And Fort Hood has a number 1 Kill Village already.

 

I've been thinking for a while about this Jade Helm thing and the soldiers trying to live among civvies without being noticed. How bout the powers that be set a bounty on us civilians identifying these soldiers?? And when they are identified, they have to leave the playing field completely. Maybe that'd make things a little more realistic, huh? How would we make sure they were identified? How bout paintball guns? ??

Yep, thinking is gonna get me in trouble. Again. LOL

Kajun

 

That is bringing a knife to a gun battle. You want to be the first guy who pulls a "gun" on a trained fighter, with PTSD?
Your funeral.

 

Sometimes I wonder where you obtain your information!

 

My opinion, if you wish to debate my logic, be my guest. If you think firing ANY kind of gun at military personnel is a good idea, I would be interested in your thought process.
Personally, if someone aimed what appeared to me to be a long gun, at me, I would take whatever steps I felt nessisary to remove the threat.

 

As I wrote on another site with a rifle shaped camera....(
Gizmag | New and Emerging Technology News ) Kill-shot

"I have been a hunter as long as I can remember. I can remember helping to clean long guns at the age of 8 or 9. Hunter safety has been a large part of hunting my whole life, but if some idiot is trespassing on my land (perhaps bird watching, or maybe an animal rights group member looking for dirt, points what appears like a gun at me, I will express my condolences to his next of kin.

As a training tool on a closed course, or a toy in a game (clearly marked as a toy) great. Let them have fun. But confused with a true weapon? I would shoot first, and protect myself as needed.

As shown, this is a danger to it's wielder. There is NO good reason to look like a hunting rifle. None.

For those of you who deplore hunting, unless you are a true vegan, you are a hypocrite.

I am complying with the laws of my state, with the full blessing of the division of Wildlife, cutting down on deer/vehicle accidents (in doing so, saving lives), paying fees and taxes for permits. These funds pay for conservation efforts here and around the world.

I am paying for ammo, permits, weapons, gear, camping equipment, fuel, supplies, lease fees (when needed)and taxes. All of these fuel jobs, businesses, tourism, and other spin offs.

There are more registered hunters in three average Eastern states, than fighters in the entire U.S. military! We are your neighbors, your cops, your Pastors, Your shop keepers. We are everywhere.

We are not the bloodthirsty animals you portray us to be, Most of us are highly educated, conscious of our place in the world, and believers in Christ. My pastor leads a hunt each year.

The meat Is range fed, free of additives or chemicals, very lean, and healthy for my family, and comes in a biodegradable wrapper.

It is no different than going to the market for beef, or pork, or chicken, raised in a pen and slaughtered by a butcher for you. I'm just cutting out the middleman. So try to get past your knee-jerk reaction, and learn something.

I am a hunter, and proud of it!

kellory"

 

I know, and I am not joking about it. Though our government seems to thing ALL returning veterans have some form of it, and there HAVE been articles about restricting returning veterans from having guns due to shooting like the one that killed the sniper. It is far from the majority, but these noises HAVE been made.

 

True

 

There is no reason to perpetuate a myth. No matter what noises you hear in your head!

 

FALSE. Both of you chose to misinterpret my words, and insert you own. I DID NOT say all, now did I? I asked if "You want to be the first guy who pulls a "gun" on a trained fighter, with PTSD?" You going to tell me there are none? There only needs to be one, for my statement to be completely accurate.

 

I don't think PTSD is any indication that a veteran is a danger to anyone. On the contrary, veterans are trained to uphold the law and proper order. PTSD is not crazy. I don't think many non vets have a clue about it. If fact few people even those that have it understand it much. To have PTSD and be mentally ill is pretty rare. It does happen. Vets are a threat because we are sworn to uphold the Constitution and know how to fight. We have already signed a blank check to our country.
The other thing is that modern soldiers are taught to identify their target. But not so all vets. I recall the quick kill training. It is possible to take out a threat before you have a chance to think about it. But that is pretty long ago. Pointing a gun at an old vet could be a real stupid idea. Guns don't make good suppositories.

 

As broker said, Vets are being demonized by the left outrageously and shamefully. Since the hippie days they hate us and see us as an obstacle to their plans to have total control of the sheeple. Their enemies are people with integrity and commitment to freedom, Justice and truth.