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Footage out of Fort Lauderdale, Florida shot earlier this week shows military and law enforcement practicing the internment of citizens during martial-law style training.

Seven Southwestern states will soon be infiltrated by 1,200 military special ops personnel as part of a controversial domestic military training in which some of the elite soldiers will operate undetected among civilians. Operation Jade Helm begins in July and will last for eight weeks. Soldiers will operate in and around towns in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah and Colorado where some of them wil drop from planes while carrying weapons loaded with blanks in what military officials have dubbed Realistic Military Training. But with residents of the entire states of Texas and Utah dubbed 'hostile' for the...

Some parents would gasp at the thought of their children playing with a toy gun, but these Russian children are actually encouraged to take up real arms. Military sports club, 'Berkut', (meaning golden eagle), trains up young Russian, who dream of joining the elite units of the Russian army and fighting under the command of President Vladimir Putin. A young boy is pictured on their website brandishing a hand gun and dressed in military fatigues with his finger over the trigger.

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Lieutenant Colonel Matthew Dooley’s career has been effectively destroyed by General Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, various complicit members of the Pentagon and the military and, most of all, political correctness on the part of the U.S. government. Col. Dooley, who was awarded the Bronze Star, the fourth-highest combat decoration, is a West Point graduate and highly rated armor officer who served in Iraq, Germany, Bosnia and Kuwait. He was, until recently, the instructor of a course to fellow officers on the dangers of radical Islam at the Joint Forces Staff College (part of the National...

ANN ARBOR, MI – During a Pentagon press conference on May 10, 2012, General Martin Dempsey, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, publicly excoriated Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) Matthew Dooley, a 1994 graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and a highly decorated combat veteran. His reason: The course on Islamic Radicalism which LTC Dooley was teaching at the Joint Forces Staff College (JFSC) of the National Defense University was offensive to Muslims. General Dempsey characterized LTC Dooley’s course as "totally objectionable," and ordered all material offensive to Islam scrubbed from military professional education within the JFSC and...

Soldier to 'shoot Afro Americans'From correspondents in Berlin April 15, 2007 02:29am THE German Defence Ministry is investigating an amateur video clip of a German army instructor ordering a recruit training with a machine gun to imagine he is firing at "African Americans" who are insulting his mother. German television networks yesterday aired the video clip. “You're in the Bronx, a black van pulls up in front of you and three African-Americans get out and start really insulting your mother ... now do something!” the instructor says in German while a recruit lying on the ground starts firing his gun.

Click Here For VideoComments for each segment of the video street kids in miserable condition kids at work kids giving oath an interview with N. Korean kids(probably in Pyongyang) -- kids say they study hard and work in organizations to please the leader. They want unification because they feel so bad about S. Korean kids who are miserably poor, scavenging trash dumps. a news clip on a triplet (Gosh! They do dig triplets!) a brief segment on a group session a boy recites the Kim Il-sung's episode associated with the picture(of a spring) a boy explains what the miniature mockup...

The Army is paying Iraqi immigrants $220 day, plus board, just to be themselves. [. . .]Some 250 Arabs and Kurds, including about 50 from metropolitan Detroit, occupy the 18 ethnically, politically and religiously diverse villages that comprise the fictitious province of Talatha, located at the Joint Readiness Training Center at Fort Polk, La. "When we come here, we act like we are back home," Amir Saymari, 30, of Dearborn, Mich., said. "We teach them about the culture, and we teach them about the Iraqi people." Some role players portray local officials such as sheik, imam, mayor and council member....

Garrett slips up on joint training agreement Gerard McManus 10jul04 PETER Garrett has set himself on a collision course with his leader, Mark Latham, after criticising the joint training agreement with the US. Mr Garrett's anti-US policy blunder came as Prime Minister John Howard accused Mr Latham of being super-sensitive over the Bush Administration's comments on Australia's involvement in Iraq. Mr Garrett, who ditched his opposition to US bases in Australia when he joined the Labor Party, said yesterday a joint training facility should not be "unilaterally announced" by the United States. The proposal needed to have a full and...

<p>ARLINGTON, Va., Jan. 22 (UPI) -- Non-governmental organizations should "be at the top of every conservative's watch list," U.S. Labor Secretary Elaine Chao said Thursday.</p> <p>Speaking to the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, Chao delineated the growing relationship between NGOs and multi-lateral organizations and the way that relationship helps undermine U.S. law.</p>

November 29, 2003 Hudak, Family Thankful for Jurors         By Richard Benke The Associated Press        When Canadian Thanksgiving rolled around Oct. 13, David Hudak had been separated 14 months from everything he was thankful for   —   in jail without bail, for all he knew, forever.     His wife, Leslie, and two sons Devlyn, 4, and Teagan, 2, were at home in Vancouver, Canada, and his parents Bob and Sandy were on the central coast of Vancouver Island.     By the time the U.S. Thanksgiving arrived, it was party time.     What a difference a jury makes....

Tank crew members (from left) Staff Sgt. Barron VanMeurs, Pfc. Michael Oakes and Pvt. Jason Malcom, all from the Nevada National Guard, survey enemy positions during maneuvers at Fort Irwin, Calif., Saturday. (PVT photo by Mark Waite) From the Tactical Operations Center in a tent atop a hill, staff Sgt. John Watt, from Pahrump, keeps track of tank movements on a grid map. (PVT photo by Mark Waite) PV guardsman becomes 'enemy' as U.S. prepares for war with Iraq" FORT IRWIN, Calif. - Staff Sgt. John Watt of Pahrump listened intently to the radio transmission. "Bravo Element straightline Starling...

It may surprise some that during this period of national emergency and the War on Terror: Army and Marine units can train in California’s Mojave Desert only during the daytime so as not to trample tortoises; or that inland training at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina is made almost impossible by a rare species of woodpecker; or Hawaii’s Makua Military Reservation was once shut down by a tree snail; or Navy Seal training is severely restricted on Coronado Island by the snowy plover. It might further be surprising to many that language in the 2003 Defense Appropriations Bill could take...