Christmas Terror Attempt May Open Foor for Military Action in U.S. Cities

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By NWV News writer Jim Kouri

A passenger onboard a flight from the Netherlands to the United States allegedly attempted to blow up the aircraft as it was landing at Detroit Metropolitan Airport, according to a source with the FBI-NYPD Joint Terrorism Task Force.

Within minutes of the news breaking about the attempt, an NYPD detective told NewsWithViews.com that the suspect-passenger claimed to be acting on behalf of al-Qaeda in the attempted bombing of Northwest Airlines Flight #253 from Amsterdam-to-Detroit.

The suspect attempted to detonate a device as the plane landed at Detroit Metropolitan Airport, according to the official report. While the details are still sketchy, the NYPD detective said that when passengers observed the suspect attempting to detonate the explosive device, they subdued him and held him for law enforcement. Flight #253 was carrying 278 passengers and no one was seriously injured during the incident.

The White House immediately labeled the incident “an attempted terrorist act.”

Some Obama critics believe the president may attempt this alleged attack as a rationale to increase his power and might within U.S. borders.

For example, when the Obama administration announced that enemy combatants and terrorists will be given Miranda Warnings when they are captured, many Americans wondered how that would improve war fighting in Afghanistan, Iraq or other terrorist havens. However, upon examining this latest directive by President Barack Obama, perhaps there is an ulterior motive for his directive.

Blurring the lines between law enforcement and the military appears to be the goal sought by Obama and the progressives. More federal control of local law enforcement while at the same time cross-training soldiers to perform the police function within the U.S appears to be Obama’s plan., according to the former intelligence officer and NYPD detective.

The decorated detective, Michael Snopes, believes Iraq and Afghanistan may be training for U.S. forces to bring their skills back to the United States.

“Obama won election partly because he promised to bring the American troops home from Iraq and Afghanistan. Now he’s sending more troops to Afghanistan and Iraq appears to go unnoticed by the news media,” said Snopes.

In a recent report released to the US Congress, analysts assessed what they termed “preparedness tests” between the U.S. military and government agencies at the federal, state and local levels.

U.S. Northern Command (NORTHCOM) exercises to test preparedness to perform its homeland defense and civil support missions. The Government Accountability Office was asked to assess the extent to which NORTHCOM is consistent with Department of Defense guidelines for training and exercise requirement involving interagency partners and states in its exercises.


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[Deeda Tree]

This is the stuff that scares me. One thing I do not believe however, is that U.S. forces will be unleashed on the public. The realistic scenario, in my opinion, is the use of a NATO type force consisting of foreign soldiers. The government knows that most US soldiers would be conflicted when it comes time to open fire on American citizens. A Bolivian soldier trained by the US would likely have no problem pulling the trigger. In fact, my cousin was active Illinois National Guard from 2001-2008, and during that time he spent several months training Bolivian Army units for martial law enforcement. Also, the US forces have their hands full with Mission: "Conquer The Entire Middle East". A foreign NATO force is the much more likely scenario.

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You're exactly right. The plan as I see it is to keep our military bogged down in foreign wars, while training foreign soldiers for US occupation. Currently, the military has been launching training excercises with foreign troops as well as having prison compounds, like one in Hardin Montana, where troops are being trained as well. If martial law ever has to be established, it will be foreigners who enforce it.