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The American Civil Liberties Union wants to know why the Pentagon has assigned a fighting unit to the United States itself. On October 1st, the Northern Command, for the first time ever, got its own dedicated   more...Army force. The unit the Pentagon assigned to NorthCom is the 3rd Infantry, First Brigade Combat Team, which has spent three of the last five years in Iraq. One of its specialties is counterinsurgency. “This is a radical departure from separation of civilian law enforcement and military authority and could, quite possibly, represent a violation of law,” said Mike German, ACLU national security policy counsel. “Our Founding Fathers understood the threat that a standing army could pose to American liberty,” he added. German also noted that Congress has “passed statutory protections to ensure that the Army could not be turned against the American people.” The ACLU is seeking documents from the Justice Department, the Pentagon, and Homeland Security that “authorize the deployment of military troops for domestic purposes.” United States Northern Command is a Unified Combatant Command of the United States military. Created on October 1, 2002 in the aftermath of the September 11th attacks, its mission is to protect the United States homeland and support local, state, and federal authorities. The support that NorthCom provides to civil authorities is limited by the Posse Comitatus Act, which limits the role of the U.S. military in civil law enforcement  less

The American Civil Liberties Union wants to know why the Pentagon has assigned a fighting unit to the United States itself. On October 1st, the Northern Command, for the first time ever, got its own dedicated   more...Army force. The unit the Pentagon assigned to NorthCom is the 3rd Infantry, First Brigade Combat Team, which has spent three of the last five years in Iraq. One of its specialties is counterinsurgency. “This is a radical departure from separation of civilian law enforcement and military authority and could, quite possibly, represent a violation of law,” said Mike German, ACLU national security policy counsel. “Our Founding Fathers understood the threat that a standing army could pose to American liberty,” he added. German also noted that Congress has “passed statutory protections to ensure that the Army could not be turned against the American people.” The ACLU is seeking documents from the Justice Department, the Pentagon, and Homeland Security that “authorize the deployment of military troops for domestic purposes.” United States Northern Command is a Unified Combatant Command of the United States military. Created on October 1, 2002 in the aftermath of the September 11th attacks, its mission is to protect the United States homeland and support local, state, and federal authorities. The support that NorthCom provides to civil authorities is limited by the Posse Comitatus Act, which limits the role of the U.S. military in civil law enforcement  less

This is funny! This is the "french military victories" gag on Google, check it out.

EmploymentCrossing.comDespite America fighting wars on two fronts, military officials are considering reining in defense spending, as a result of the current economic meltdown.In fiscal 2008, the   more...United States spent $694.2 billion on defense, up from $292 billion in 2000. The 2008 total includes $514.2 billion in the defense budget, and another $180 billion to pay for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, which have been financed through so-called supplemental budgets.Congress' decision earlier this month to approve a $700-billion bailout for the financial industry adds to the strain on the federal budget, and the stock market decline and the credit crunch could slow economic activity and eliminate jobs, which in turn could reduce tax revenues.In addition, eight years of borrowing to pay for the wars, coupled with an aging baby boomer population, growing health care costs and a push to enlarge the U.S. Army, could force tough decisions about which needs should take priority, and the next president to reassess how much the military can do."How the U.S. government funds its military answers the question of how committed it is to fighting these kinds of wars," James Quinlivan, a senior military analyst and mathematician at the RAND Corporation, told the Detroit Free Press.  less

Army of NONE Military Recruitment

Check out this moron, letting his buddies shoot a can off his turbine covered head. I don't know about you, but I would have just said no to that one.

www.PalladianCR.com/transition.html Interview advice from Mark Henderson, COL, USA (r). Interview tips and tactics for transitioning military personnel.

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Episode nineteen of the Sergeant Freedom Campaign. This time, it's George Bush's fault. Sarge gets on people who blame the President for all our troubles. See more of him and other great military videos   more...at: http://www.mymilitaryvids.net  less

Episode 18 of the Sergeant Freedom Campaign. He's ticked off and I don't blame him. How can citizens of the USA treat our soldiers like this? I'm sick of it. Wake up people. This guy has some great points.   more...Watch more of him at: http://www.mymilitaryvids.net  less

Short video on history of 194th MP CO

USAF 's newest JET FIGHTER/ INTERCEPTOR

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Phil Schneider is a champion in my books and here's why. Be patient with first minute or so, couldn't edit it out because I suck at making videos ok? Even my girlfriend tried.
"(cont'd)Phil Schneider   more...was a geologist, structural engineer and underground tunnelling expert for the US government and the UN. He participated in the construction of many DUMBS in North America and other countries. Phil was murdered by the CIA on January 17 1996 in his apartment in Wilsonville in Portland, Oregon.

In 1979 in Dulce New Mexico, Phil Schneider was drilling into the desert there to build an auxiliary base in the southern end of Dulce on top of an already existing underground base there. The already existing base had been built by the US government in the 1940's under ' operation blue note' but afterwards had been taken over by greys and reptilians. Over a period of two days Phil and his team had drilled four holes in the desert that went down several thousand feet.

One of the holes kept bringing up dirty dust, putrid odours and broken off machine bits that were sent down the hole. Boring machines and lasers came back up damaged when they were sent down there. A probe was then sent down that came back up totally missing. Eventually people were sent down. Phil was the first person to go. He was lowered down into the cave and when he got down there, standing around ten feet away were two seven-foot greys. He became petrified but managed to empty one clip from his pistol into the greys. As he was reloading one of the greys hit Phil with some kind of particle beam weapon which gave him a very high dose of nuclear radiation poisoning, similar to cobalt radiation but even worse. Phil's lung was burnt out of him and he has a huge scar running down his chest which he showed at his lectures which are available on video google.com. His fingers on his left hand were burnt off, his bones were burnt. He was basically cooked.

He was in radiation isolation therapy for 400 days plus. In the cave large metallic vats were found filled with human body parts, generally glands. In the vats were high tech stirring devices that stopped the blood coagulating."

Phil Schneider is also known as Phil Snyder in some documentation on the net.
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another independence day video honoring the rottweilers who have served many militaries.

A video to my frinds still in the military and that have lost there lives

A Film about Military Recruitment
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here you see me playing an insurgent during a training operation. my job was to teach my fellow marines what i'd learned about how terrorists in iraq attack coalition forces. so here i am "killing"   more...my fellow marines.  less

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