Posted on 02/20/2014 11:56:17 AM PST by montag813
Edited on 02/20/2014 10:29:02 PM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
TUCSON - How secure are U.S. military installations? You would think the answer is: very.
But, as the News 4 Tucson Investigators uncovered, one installation, right here in southern Arizona, continues to face potential outside security risks, and the problem doesn't seem to be getting any better.
(Excerpt) Read more at kvoa.com ...
They should take the short cut through the Chocolate Mountain aerial gunnery range.
Cut em down.
I have two thoughts on this.
1) If they have declared themselves enemies of the US it is an Act of War.
2) If they are Foreigners who crossed our Border without Authorization then attempting to gain access to a US Military Site, it is an Act of Terror.
In both cases there is but one response...
Coming for the amnesty and freebies. Funny thing though is once they get citizenship, they may not get so many freebies.
Can’t wait for the news some Federal Judge decided to seize the property and give it to these Undocumented Democrats-as the already captured call ‘em— ILLEGAL Border Jumpers is what they really are.
Military “Intelligence” has never heard of the Alamo.
I know a husband and wife Colonel couple who were assigned there. They said they saw at least one a day, and the people who lived there (military members) just gave them water and sent them on their way.
Yup. Perhaps some work for Putin... Or Chinese MSS, or Al Kaida, or the PLO, Hamas, or the Iranian MOIS, etc, etc, etc.
The Army Intel Center is a SCIF. Lot’s of info could be had in one night of quick violence.
Don’t military bases had armed guards?
had = have
If only we had some drones to observe this.......Or we could get a couple iPhone carrying kids to do it.
Think Fort Hood.
all were lacking here is One Inspiring Youtube Video “disrespecting”...OTMs
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