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« on: October 27, 2005, 04:55:08 AM »
Martial Law in America

An interview with author Lt. Col. Craig Roberts

Craig Roberts is a former Marine sniper and career police officer with 30 years total service as an infantry and intelligence officer. and retired with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Army Reserves. He is a contributing writer for NewswithViews.Com , and author of The Medusa File, Kill Zone, and One Shot, One Kill, among others.

Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington, famous for defeating Napoleon’s Grande Armee at Waterloo, once said “I’ve spent my entire life trying to discover what the fellow on the other side of the hill was up to.”

And so it is with intelligence gathering and analysis. As a former intel analyst, I’ve spent many years on various missions beginning in the mid-1980s and going beyond Desert Storm taking pieces of the “global threat puzzle” and trying to fit the pieces together to discover what the “other fellow” was up to, and what he would do next.

In the past two decades I have witnessed a series of events that are extremely disturbing. Events, that if put together as pieces of a puzzle, seem to form a picture that is most disturbing—and even terrifying. Taken alone, they mean little. But taken in whole, the mosaic forms more than just a pattern—one that is planned, mission-oriented, and taking place almost as if there were a list of events that must occur to accomplish the final mission.

The “final mission” is two-fold: destruction of nation-states, and establishment of a New Age global-socialist New World Order.

For those who think this is “conspiracy theory,” or simply fear-factor-fiction, let me ask this: Do you think the US Constitution is intact, and is this the same country as it was fifty years ago? If not, why not? And what and who caused the change?

Let’s all play intelligence analyst. We’ll do this by examining the reports, putting the pieces on the wall and seeing what kind of picture it forms. Here are the clues:

At the end of World War I, a new idea was born that national governments could not be trusted to govern their indigenous populations in an effective manner, and help maintain international peace. Instead, due to the carnage of World War I—the Great War—national governments should become subservient to a global entity. This entity was formed and became the League of Nations. However, the world and most countries were not ready for such a “super-government” and refused to get on board. The globalists were furious, but did not give up.

In 1945, when World War II ended, a private “club” called the Council on Foreign Relations, which is not part of any government agency, but instead is the American faction of the Royal Society of International Affairs in London, was instrumental in creating a new globalist organization called the United Nations. This body’s mission was to slowly reduce the authority of national governments and replace them with a world council of representatives, none of which were elected, and none of which were patriotic nationalists. Their mission was to establish a world government in with other nations were simply nation states in their “New World Order.”

In 1950 two wars broke out in Asia: the Korean war and the French Indochina war. During these “conflicts” the French, who attempted to retain their pre-war colony, were defeated by Ho Chi Minh’s Vietminh guerrillas (by using US supplied equipment and weapons provided from the surplus stock on Okinawa left over from World War II). Meanwhile the United Nations forces intervened in an invasion of South Korea by North Korea—who was quickly reinforced by the Communist Chinese army. The French eventually lost their colony after the debacle at Dien Bien Phu in 1954. The South Koreans retained their country, but the war never ended. A truce was called in 1953, and Korea has become the longest war in American history.

The bottom line here is that the world—and the American people—were mentally conditioned that a single country (like France) could no longer win a war by itself, and the combined efforts of the UN forces in Korea barely was able to stand up against Communist aggression. (In point of fact, all UN forces’ plans had to be cleared by a general at UN headquarters, who just happened to be a Russian, and all plans were relayed to the Chinese well in advance of an operation.)

But the American people—who had just won a two-ocean war against two powerful enemies—had to be convinced that we could not longer fight a war alone or stand alone. The stage was set for Vietnam.

The US forces, along with the South Vietnamese Army, and Australian allies, were forced to fight a war that they were not allowed to win. Lyndon B. Johnson and his “whiz kids” in the White House micromanaged the war to the point that generals in the field could not pursue an operation to its maximum effect, and even had to give up terrain that we took with American blood, plus stay within the confines of South Vietnam and not attack or pursue the enemy into his safe havens in Cambodia, Laos and North Vietnam. The end result was that the North signed the Paris Peace Accords simply to give President Richard Nixon (and Henry Kissinger) a means of extracting our forces from South Vietnam with “peace with honor.” Two years later the North invaded the South and the rest is history. The lesson to the American people, via our media, is that we should not use our military forces abroad in any affair that might turn into a “quagmire” or “another Vietnam.” The media, controlled by members of the Council on Foreign Relations and other global socialists (including their Asian and European counterparts), successfully conditioned the American psyche that we “do not want any more Vietnam style entanglements.”

After Vietnam our armed forces underwent what was called a “Reduction in Force” or RIF. At the same time the “draft” was put on the back burner and a “volunteer army” was created. All of this at the height of the Cold War when Russia and China were building their forces. By the early 1980s the threat envisioned by the Pentagon was an attack on Western Europe by the Soviet Union through Germany. Known as the Fulda Gap scenario, where it was envisioned the Russians would push through with high speed armor assaults, it was theorized—and prepared for—that we would be forced to fight a fighting withdrawal through Europe while politicians decided if we would employ nuclear weapons. No one ever came up with a public answer to this threat, and in the end it never happened—yet.

There is an old military axiom that says that the military gains its best support when there is a barbarian at the gate. In other words, most people don’t worry about supporting or funding the military unless they fear a threat that would affect them. By the mid 1980s a new threat was growing ever more frightening: Terrorism.

It actually gained U.S. attention during the Munich Olympics when the Black September terrorist gang of Palestinians kidnapped and killed members of the Israeli Olympic team. This was followed by many other “Arab Terrorist” attacks that often included American victims: skyjackings, an attack on a cruise ship, bombings, and kidnappings and assassinations. This new threat has been growing for over four decades and has become the current “barbarian at the gate.” Don’t get me wrong: it’s real, it’s there, and it’s coming. But we have to ask how much of it was originally created or financed by our own intelligence services. We know that Osama bin Laden had CIA support in Afghanistan when the Russians occupied the country, and that Abu Nidal was a US intelligence asset. Who knows how many others?

Since the alleged “fall of the Soviet Union”, the US and other western powers have undergone a political reduction in our armed forces. Beginning during the George H.W. Bush administration—up until Desert Storm when we were caught in a very vulnerable position militarily—our military has systematically been reduced in force structure, equipment destroyed or stored without proper maintenance, and numbers of personnel and equipment reduced to the point of being basically combat ineffective if committed to a major war.

In the 1990s, during the Clinton regime, when bases were being closed and Army divisions being cut, and tanks, planes and ships were being put in mothballs, a Pentagon general gave a speech to the CASQ officers command and staff class at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. He said, paraphrasing, “…with the build down of our armed forces, should we become committed to a two-ocean war, or be deployed to more than two foreign campaigns, and should a national emergency occur inside the continental United States, we will be forced to call upon foreign assets to patrol our streets.”

The thought of this at the time was terrifying. But during the Los Angeles riots Henry Kissinger stated that even though at that time US citizens would not stand for foreign troops on US soil, that some day we would welcome them with open arms.

During the Clinton administration, the military was basically reduced—I would use the word “destroyed”—by not only reduction in forces and personnel and equipment and bases, but by chasing off the best officers and NCOs this country had in uniform at the time. I know of many of my cohorts who loved their country and military careers, but became so disenchanted with the Clintons’ anti-military doctrines and abhorrence of the military that they either hung up their boots and became civilians, or took early retirement. It was during this time that political correctness was shoved down the throats of fighting units: females were put into harm’s way in front line or near units; homosexuals were “accepted” by the “don’t ask, don’t tell” doctrine; and combined male/female combat support units and ships and aircraft came into being. The Clintons’mission was to destroy the military, or at least reduce it to a shadow of what was required to defend this country. (It was also a mission of the Clinton administration to reduce the firepower of the average American citizen with new, draconian “gun control” laws—after all, any invading force in the future would not want to face a few million armed American “guerrillas”).

It was during this time that Islamic terrorist organizations grew and flourished, and Clinton did little, if anything, about it. It was almost as if he—or his globalist puppet masters—wanted such a movement to grow and become even stronger.
Then it was George W. Bush’s turn.

Harry Truman once said that “there’s not a nickel’s worth of difference between Republicans and Democrats” at the Washington level. I would like to put it another way: If the Democrats in Washington voted to burn the city down, the Republicans would vote to phase it in over a two week period.

We are now seeing how true that is. Considering that the main function of our government is to provide for the common defense, then we have a capital full of traitors. At this very moment we are undergoing a massive invasion along our southwestern border on a daily basis. There are similar incursions on the northern border, and along our coasts and seaports, but the most obvious is the borders of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California. Reports of Islamic terrorists—al Qaeda—are coming in all the time, not to mention the hundreds of thousands of illegal Mexicans, Salvadorans, South Americans, and Chinese. Yes, I said Chinese. More on this in a minute.

While this invasion is occurring, no matter how much we scream and shout and complain, Washington—and especially the White House—remains strangely silent. Americans have even had to form border watch organizations like the Minutemen to help the beleaguered Border Patrol slow down the massive flow of illegals and terrorists.

To close the border could be done. It might take the American military to do it—which is actually supposed to be its primary job (secure the borders and provide for the national defense), but what is left of our military has been deployed overseas to the point that there’s no one left at home to watch the chickens. Our “reduced” armed forces are now tied up in Afghanistan, Iraq, South Korea, Kosovo, and places in South America and the Philippines. The active units have made so many deployments that they are losing good personnel because of the wear-down factor. We are now relying on not only the Reserves but also the National Guard to fight overseas wars!

When Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, the media showed the country that the local governing officials for the mayor to the governor and all their horses and men could not handle the problems at hand. It was up to not only FEMA, and all of our charitable and emergency management organizations and what national guardsmen that could be spared, but the only combat division left in the U.S.—the 82nd Airborne—which had to be deployed to secure one city. Just ONE city. If the emergency was more widespread, who were we going to call to help us? What if the 82nd had already been “punched out” for another tour in Iraq?

Now, let’s add a few more factors:

China controls the Panama Canal, and has established the world’s largest ocean shipping fleet (COSCO) and ocean transshipment center (Hutchinson-Whampoa at Freeport, Bahamas) just a few miles from Florida. They have made huge inroads into our technological structure. During the Clinton Regime they obtained our nuclear secrets, missile guidance systems, and even have had special operations forces trained by our Special Forces. They are now building a huge invasion fleet—allegedly for a future invasion of Taiwan—and are bolstering the South Koreans with military equipment and supplies. There are Chinese weapons and “advisors” in Mexico, and our border residents, including law enforcement, have reported “Asian males in uniform on, and crossing, the border” in California and Arizona. Also, Sealift containers full of Chinese arms have been intercepted in Long Beach, California and other places. The excuse we were given in the media was that they were smuggled goods earmarked for street gangs.

Meanwhile, over the past twenty years we have trained Russians and other former “Warsaw Pact” troops at Fort Polk, Louisiana in a project called Operation Cooperative Nugget. Most of the training concerned searching buildings in a combat town that looks just like downtown America. Most of this training was “house-to-house search and seizure” for arms and/or “insurgents.” These units then took this training home to construct more combat towns (MOUT sites--for Military Operations in Urban Terrain), then train their own forces at home.

Other training concerned how to operate our equipment and weapons. As an intel type, this tells me that if I were to want to send my troops someplace, it would be easy to load them quickly if they didn’t have to load equipment. If we can use pre-positioned trucks, tanks and aircraft, then we only need to worry about getting the troops to the zone of action. This is why we have a Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean with pre-positioned equipment and supplies. Is this why China has Freeport?

So, here is what we have so far:

We have been conditioned to accept we can’t win a war by ourselves anymore;
Our military has been reduced in force and strength;
Many of our installations and bases have been closed;
Our forces have been stretched thin and deployed overseas;
Internally, there are morale and morals issues that have not existed in the past;
We have used up our Reserves and National Guard and continue to do so;
Our borders remain open, almost as if by design;
We have no control over the illegal immigrants, including terrorists, who come into this country;
The firepower of the American people has been reduced to “sporting arms” in most areas;
National Emergencies are occurring more frequently, and the federal Emergency Management program is not effective;
We now have a Homeland Defense organization that has ever-reaching powers over the citizenry and a blank check to, if not shackled by law, become our version of the Geheime Staatspolizei—the Gestapo or Secret State Police.
And now we have another barbarian at our gate: Avian Influenza—Bird Flu.
The media, and the White House, has already broached the subject of a possible “pandemic” that is as large, if not larger, than the 1918 outbreak that killed millions.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, and in the preparation for Hurricane Rita, we were introduced to the first use of martial law in this country since the 1932 when US Army troops broke up the Veterans Bonus March camp in Washington who were protesting the federal government’s reneging on veterans bonus payments to the WWI vets.

There are times when using military assets are necessary in a disaster or other emerbency: carrying and distributing food, fuel and water, traffic control, emergency transportation, evacuations, searches and rescues, and so on. But they are not to be used as a control agent to force some despot’s will upon the people. We know this, and our military knows this. I think that it is because our young soldiers, sailors, Marines and airmen can not be trusted by the global-socialists of the New World Order gang to impose their will on us, that they will be more than happy to use “foreign assets” to police our streets—and us.

Plans are now made for quarantining cities and towns, blocking major highways, shutting down airports, and relocating segments of the population—by force if necessary. Also, plans are in place to forcibly inoculate the population. This is a frightening thought in itself when we consider the track record of the federal government when it comes to such wonderful programs such as Agent Orange, Gulf War Syndrome, experiments on GIs and sailors with gasses, poisons, and biological weapons, plus marching soldiers through nuclear test sites after bombs were exploded to see what would happen. This is also a government that now has a law that says it can experiment on the civilian population with chemicals and biological weapons without our knowledge or consent.

To sum this all up: our military is reduced in strength and are now overseas; our reserves are used up; our borders are open; terrorists are inside our country and may even have access to nuclear weapons; our federal government is totally infiltrated with global-socialists; and now we are facing a global pandemic that might require “foreign assets” and martial law!

I’m sure China and Russia are ready to come to our aid.

Some Americans will, as Kissinger predicted, welcome them with open arms.

What the globalists fear now is that too many will “welcome” them with a demonstration of our Second Amendment—if the Bird Flu doesn’t get us first.

http://www.jpfo.org/tta051024.htm

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« Reply #1 on: October 27, 2005, 05:06:58 AM »
If you look at the American Flags that are flying around our National Capital you will notice that they are gold fringed. That is not the American Flag, it is the USA Military Flag. They have been that way since Lincoln declared Martial Law during the Civil War. That declaration has never been removed hence the gold fringed flags. We are already under Martial Law!

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« Reply #2 on: October 28, 2005, 06:03:59 AM »
So, in a nut shell, it would be true to say the the agenda of the new world order is to eliminate the middle class and enslave the poor?  
 
I have posted many times about purchasing goods manufactured overseas, and specifically in The Peoples Republic of China.  A large percentage of the money we spend on Chinese manufactured goods is absorbed by a 70+ percent tax rate in China........Which has allowed a 20% growth rate of the Chinese Military.  Allowing our goods to be manufactured any where out side our borders should be considered a threat to national security..........Our troops can't fight without boots for example.......In the past, the US government couldn't buy outside the country if it could be purchased by an american manufacturer.......The federal government couldn't purchase computer from Hitachi if IBM was building the equivalent inside our borders..........When and how that changed is not clear to me, but it's my understanding that even the M-16 rifle is now out sourced and no longer manufactured in this country.......How can this be a good thing for the common constitutionalist working class american?  The virtues of capitalism appear to be going full circle and we are setting ourselves up for a huge fall.  
 
I lived and worked in China for 18 months........March of 1990 thru September of 1991..........I talked with many chinese intellectuals about the events leading up to the massacre at Teinamen square.  It smells a lot like what happened in May of 1970 at Kent state university.   Most Chinese think what happened in Tienemen Square couldn't happen in the USA........they never heard of Kent State.........While the numbers of dead were lower at Kent State, percentage wise, the number of dead compared to the number of participants were about the same.  
 
I'm not sure we won't be better off in the long run with the presence of a second "super power"............A second super power, and especially a communist one, requires countries to "pick a side".........Right now, seems like the whole world is against the US.........It's alot like the king of the hill game we all played as children.......we're on top and everyone is working to see us fall.........  
 
There are some good points being made in the Col. article.......we are way to thin......If something pops up some where else, do we have the man power to cover it?  
 
The new world order is not really new at all.........do a search on Hapsberg and you'll find an ever expanding dynasty that existed and consumed for over a thousand years ending with world war I............You'll see how through marriage the dynasty was built.......Read the book written in the 70's called None Dare Call it Conspiracy......the story of the Nelson Rockefellers........and how the federal reserve board was created and why we went off the gold standard.........or how the international bankers have inter married to increase their wealth.........  
 
Capitalist, or Communist there are the rich and powerful, and there are the poor.  In a capitalist society......you get money then power.......In a communist society you get power and then money.........Carl Marx, in the communist manifesto.......describes the social status of government as a circle that is ever evolving.........from Capitalism, to Socialism, to Communism, and back to Capitalism..........We as american continue to move closer and closer to Socialism......some would argue we already are socialist........Is there any doubt that most of what used to be capitalist europe is now Socialist?  What about the Russians moving from Communism to capitalism?  Marxist theory, or at least this part of it appears to be correct..........if it is, then we know where were headed, and it's just a matter of how long it will take to get there........
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« Reply #3 on: October 30, 2005, 05:06:38 AM »
Quote from: TM7
Glad you posted this. If you hadn't I was going to. The article seems pretty much what's happening [happened] from my perspective, but what do I know I've been called a liberal and moveover.org guy... Oh, well.. :shock:  :roll:  :-) . Is there any hope that folks will begin to preceive that a cabal has ceased the power in this nation and is hellbent on using this power to further their agenda for the world. If this isn't true...than at least be ever-watchful for such fascism. Then again the lifer Lt. Col. Roberts is probably a liberal socialist-marxist stooge, right?


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I don't want to put words in your mouth (or on your post) but there is a big difference between "ceased" and "seized".
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