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From: SliderOnTheBlack4/28/2009 7:14:21 PM
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Foreign Troop Exercises in Jacksonville Florida...

In the middle of the biggest budget crisis in history, with
our military over-extended fighting wars on two fronts...
- why are they doing this now?

We have bases in the Carribean, South America, and bases with
non public waterfront in Florida.

Why a drill on a public beach in Jacksonville?

jacksonville.com

"Multinational forces storm Mayport beach for drills"

The surprise scene at the shore startled beachgoers...


[Just like yesterday's buzzing of New York City was meant to
startle... it's called a Psy-Op people...pre-conditioning]

By Timothy J. Gibbons Story updated at 3:44 AM on Sunday, Apr. 26, 2009

Sailors and Marines along the beach at Mayport began moving
the crowd away from the water Saturday afternoon as the
amphibious assault vehicles approached across the waves.

"Everybody back up!" a sailor shouted. "Keep backing up. Now
move back just a little more."

Moments later, the vehicles - looking like the offspring of a
submarine and a tank - burst through the surf, surging forward
as their treads bit into the sand.

The hydraulic brakes slammed into action, and the rear of the
vehicles opened, disgorging more than 100 troops from eight
countries.

"Left, go left!" shouted a U.S. Marine. "Shape up over there!"

Overhead, a brace of helicopters rented the sky.

The assault on the beach at Mayport Naval Station was part of
the Marine's Partnership of the Americas exercise, held in
conjunction with the Navy's Unitas exercise.

"It's really a learning environment for everybody," said Col.
Jay Huston, commanding officer of the task force doing the
exercise.

During the past week, the troops - Marines from the U.S.
and six countries in Central and South America, as well as
soldiers from Canada - worked together at Camp Blanding, fast-
roping out of helicopters, firing weapons and sharing tactics
.


They jelled quickly.

"The only difference in identity" said Lt. Col. Jorge Garcia
of Colombia, "is in the color of the uniforms. We have the
same objectives."

That was evident on the amphibious transport dock ships the
troops boarded in the past few days: Throughout the USS Mesa
Verde, for example, gaggles of marines from Chile conversed
with those from Peru and troops from Colombia shared war
stories with those from the United States.

That type of interaction is vital considering that multinational
forces operating in the region need to cooperate in the field.

"We are better for these exercises," said Maj. Gen. James
Williams. "At the end of the day, you can't do that sort of
thing unless you figure it out in advance."

For the vast majority of U.S. Marines, Saturday's exercise was
the first time they'd experienced an amphibious assault.

That made riding in the assault vehicles - which plow along
beneath the water until approaching the beach - an experience.

"It was pretty great," said Petty Officer 2nd Class Rene
Quintero, a medic working with the Marines. "When we hit the
surf, it just jumped up."

The entire exercise, Quintero said, brought the troops from
all the nations together. "They're true professionals," he
said. "We've gathered the best out of all the nations."

A few minutes after those professionals hit the sand around
their assault vehicles, the exercise was over. The troops
stood, brushed sand from their uniforms and shook hands with
one other.

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So much for joint exercises with foreign troops on US soil
being a conspiracy theory...

Video of your coming "North American Union" Military Forces...

link.brightcove.com

We have major FEMA and Homeland Security exercises going on
all across the country right now. Homeland Security just
upgraded standard equipment for field personnel to now include
bio-chemical suits.

Why?

Why now?

We have foreign troops from six different countries
doing live exercises on public beaches in Florida...

Why?

Why now?

We have a flu pandemic brewing in Mexico, right after
US Intel officials told us it was on the verge of collapse,
and right after it got $50+ billion from the IMF, and a
$30 billion dollar swap line from the US Fed.

bloomberg.com

Hmm?

Mexico borrows $50 billion from the IMF... and now it's
suddenly collapsing?

A corrupt narco-state loaded with natural resources,
about to be looted by the IMF bankster-gangsters.

...whodathunkit?!?!

And in July, we will see the largest military exercise
in history on US soil - the "NLE 09" exercise involving
all branches of the military, intelligence agencies,
FEMA, Homeland Security, and State & Local Police.

Hmmm?

How much you want to bet that we'll be doing another
"emergency" bankster-gangster bailout right about then?

Now what was it that Joe Biden and Colin Powell were
saying?

Something about a "generated crisis"..."a test" and a
"solution" -- we wouldn't be happy with...

youtube.com

Kind of seems like they're not only getting ready for one,
but perhaps creating one as well.

Just as GM & Chrysler go into bankruptcy, just as Citi and
Bank of America take us to phase two of the financial collapse,
and the final phase of the controlled demolition of America.

They saw the millions of people in the steets at the Tea Party
and "End The Fed" protests... they're not stupid. They know
what's coming in the 2010 elections and they aren't waiting.

And if we do...

This July 4th may literally be America's final Independance Day.

SOTB

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