Post by Daniel on Jul 7, 2016 7:48:47 GMT -5
New Push For Global Police State
By PNW Staff July 07, 2016
On June 26, 2016 the American Mirror published a series of photos of MRAP armored vehicles with United Nations markings being carried on trucks down Interstate 81 in Virginia two days earlier.
The photos came with open speculation on why the UN would have vehicles, sealed against gas, on US soil. World Net Daily followed up with a more nuanced piece that indicated that the MRAPs were not intended for an imminent UN military deployment in the US.
Instead, they had been purchased from American companies, before being manufactured in York, PA and were headed overseas to be used by the UN in conflict areas. Crisis averted, right? Not quite.
Don't bother looking for blue helmeted soldiers at Walmart or white UN vehicles on the freeway this month, despite where Obama would prefer to deploy them.
There is no question that the UN is expanding its police powers or that Americans are footing the bill for it, just look at the increase from 2,000 to 13,000 UN "police officers" from 1999 to today with further increases requested, as reported in The New American.
There is no doubt either that the UN's deputy chief is asking for and receiving "the latest technology and access to intelligence" in addition to armored vehicles and thousands of new troops.
So far, these roughly 13,000 troops have been deployed to eighteen conflict zones designated as "peace missions", often to help fill a power vacuum.
No such power vacuum exists in the United States where just the opposite is the primary threat to liberty.
In May, 2015 the trend of providing military equipment to domestic law enforcement had become so strong that President Obama issued an executive order to seize back some of the tanks provided free of charge to local law enforcement, but it is far too little and too late to dismantle the police state.
Massive amounts of military equipment taken together with a push for "internationalizing" American police procedure have begun to transform what used to be a local, community-based organization into the method of control for globalists.
The Strong Cities Network is one such example of promoting international policing in a surveillance state.
The Strong Cities Network is an agreement governed by a law-enforcement group whose laws and procedures will be applied in cities around the world, including at first some American cities such as New York, Atlanta, Denver and Minneapolis.
Law-enforcement tactics and measures will be adopted from international bodies, such as the police arm of the United Nations, not the local control that is the bedrock of the US system.
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www.prophecynewswatch.com/article.cfm?recent_news_id=475
By PNW Staff July 07, 2016
On June 26, 2016 the American Mirror published a series of photos of MRAP armored vehicles with United Nations markings being carried on trucks down Interstate 81 in Virginia two days earlier.
The photos came with open speculation on why the UN would have vehicles, sealed against gas, on US soil. World Net Daily followed up with a more nuanced piece that indicated that the MRAPs were not intended for an imminent UN military deployment in the US.
Instead, they had been purchased from American companies, before being manufactured in York, PA and were headed overseas to be used by the UN in conflict areas. Crisis averted, right? Not quite.
Don't bother looking for blue helmeted soldiers at Walmart or white UN vehicles on the freeway this month, despite where Obama would prefer to deploy them.
There is no question that the UN is expanding its police powers or that Americans are footing the bill for it, just look at the increase from 2,000 to 13,000 UN "police officers" from 1999 to today with further increases requested, as reported in The New American.
There is no doubt either that the UN's deputy chief is asking for and receiving "the latest technology and access to intelligence" in addition to armored vehicles and thousands of new troops.
So far, these roughly 13,000 troops have been deployed to eighteen conflict zones designated as "peace missions", often to help fill a power vacuum.
No such power vacuum exists in the United States where just the opposite is the primary threat to liberty.
In May, 2015 the trend of providing military equipment to domestic law enforcement had become so strong that President Obama issued an executive order to seize back some of the tanks provided free of charge to local law enforcement, but it is far too little and too late to dismantle the police state.
Massive amounts of military equipment taken together with a push for "internationalizing" American police procedure have begun to transform what used to be a local, community-based organization into the method of control for globalists.
The Strong Cities Network is one such example of promoting international policing in a surveillance state.
The Strong Cities Network is an agreement governed by a law-enforcement group whose laws and procedures will be applied in cities around the world, including at first some American cities such as New York, Atlanta, Denver and Minneapolis.
Law-enforcement tactics and measures will be adopted from international bodies, such as the police arm of the United Nations, not the local control that is the bedrock of the US system.
continue reading
www.prophecynewswatch.com/article.cfm?recent_news_id=475