Time: Wed Jul 16 19:39:43 1997 by primenet.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) with ESMTP id TAA08999 for [address in tool bar]; Wed, 16 Jul 1997 19:35:27 -0700 (MST) by usr04.primenet.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) with SMTP id TAA14060; Wed, 16 Jul 1997 19:31:53 -0700 (MST) Date: Wed, 16 Jul 1997 19:31:27 -0700 To: (Recipient list suppressed) From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar] Subject: SLS: "Peacekeeping" [sic] Armies Train for Global Control (fwd) <snip> > >"Peacekeeping" Armies Train for Global Control > >The New System's War Against Civilians > > A cover story in U.S. News and World Report entitled "Wonder >Weapons" (July 7, 1997) catalogued a growing inventory of sophisticated, >non-lethal weapons being developed by the U.S. military. Illustrated >with grotesque, comic book style illustrations of futuristic soldiers >firing stun guns at civilians, the article underscored the shift of the >military's mission from national defense to a sort of world police >force. The USN article is just one of many indicators revealing that the >military is being reinvented and re-equipped for the conflicts of the >21st century. > > >New Weapons for a New Conflict > > The "non-lethal" anti-personnel weapons described in the USN article >fit into three categories, the first being a laser type of weapon >designed to disable an adversary with temporary blindness. Other weapons >fit into the acoustic or "sonic" category. Acoustic weapons, set to >resonate at certain frequencies, can vibrate the internal organs of >targeted personnel, stun them and induce nausea or even "liquefy their >bowels and reduce them to quivering diarrheic messes", according to the >Pentagon. A third type of weapon is electromagnetic which emits radio >frequencies that heat a target like a microwave oven, the effects >ranging from discomfort, fever, or death, depending on the distance. >Very low frequency electromagnetic radiation has been used to put test >animals into a stupor or cause their brain cells to release histamine >that would cause flu-like symptoms in a human. (Source:U.S. News & World >Report, 7-6-97). New anti-personnel weapons come in a variety of sizes. >A laser may be mounted on a soldier's rifle and acoustic weapons could >be mounted on helicopters, humvees or armored personnel carriers, >promising a wide array of delivery options for maximum effectiveness. > > In 1995 an annual meeting of four-star U.S. Air Force generals >reviewed more than 1,000 potential projects in this field, leaving the >possibilities to be limited only by one's imagination. Secrecy enshrouds >new anti-personnel weapon technology. After research and development, >successful prototypes are classified as "top secret" and disappear into >the realms of the defense department's "black budget" - safe from the >scrutiny of Congress or the public. "People [in the military] go silent >on this issue...more than any other issue. People just do not want to >talk about" anti-personnel research said Louis Slesin, editor of the >trade journal Microwave News. (ibid.) > > <Picture>Cities and Civilians in the Next War > > The increase of "non-lethal" technology is matched by a >corresponding increase in military training in "low intensity conflict" >situations. This was best illustrated by the recent Cooperative Nugget >'97 exercises, conducted from June 11 through July 4, 1997 at the U.S. >Army's Joint Readiness Training Center at Fort Polk, Louisiana. 2,500 >U.S. troops as well as 1,100 troops from NATO and "Partnership for >Peace" countries participated. Even Albania, in the clutches of anarchy >and occupied by foreign troops, sent a platoon to participate at NATO >expense. Exercises emphasized "peacekeeping" skills such as how to deal >with hostile civilians, protesters, conflict between ethnic groups, >snipers, how to evacuate the wounded, etc. Americans dressed in civilian >clothes served as role players in the drama acting as antagonists or >passive civilians in need of evacuation or medical help. The civilian >theater of operation was striking, as was the emphasis on the close >"cooperation" between the soldiers of different nationalities. > > Military training for civilian unrest is not limited to Cooperative >Nugget 97, but has been ongoing in various places in the U.S. over the >past 3 years. On May 3, 1994, President Clinton signed Presidential >Decision Directive 25, which describes how American troops will serve >under foreign commanders (released only to top administration >officials). On May 10, 1994 the million dollar question was popped via >The Combat Arms Survey created by Lt. Cdr. Guy Cunningham, USN to U.S. >Marines at the Twenty-nine Palms Marine Base in California. Question 46 >asks if Marines would obey orders to fire on U.S. citizens who refuse or >resist firearms confiscation by the U.S. government. > > On April 22, 1994 soldiers from the U.S., France, the Netherlands >and Surinam trained in Operation Agile Provider '94, which was conducted >in several southern U.S. states and trained in "forcible entry", among >other things. On June 13 and 14, 1995 helicopters from the U.S. Army >Special Operations Command at Fort Bragg, N.C., flew to two Chicago >suburbs at low level at night without notifying the public beforehand. >There was gunfire, explosions, windows in homes were rattled, and an >abandoned seminary was invaded to "give the pilots a chance to train in >an urban environment," according to the Defense Department (Source: Road >to Socialism and the New World Order by Dennis Cuddy, Ph.D.) There are >many credible reports of military forces suddenly "invading" a peaceful, >American community, terrorizing its inhabitants and causing an uproar, >all in the name of a "training exercise." > > >The Evolution of Post Modern Warfare > > A projection published in the January '96 professional journal of >the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School at Fort Bragg, >N.C. sheds even more light on this ominous evolution of military >doctrine. In the scenario the ongoing "revolution of military affairs " >(RMA) will lead to a 21st century police state capable of using >"bioelectronics", "psychotechnology" and chemical tranquilizers to fight >"conflicts short of war" and subdue restive populations -- including >Americans. The U.S. adopted a strategy of "dynamic defense", a use of >"computer-controlled perception-moulding systems" and other forms of >mind control. "The old Cold War structures - Department of Defense, >Department of State, Central Intelligence Agency", etc., were replaced >by two organizations called "The Conflict Preemption Agency" and the >"Conflict Containment Agency". The latter agency "integrated the >military [and] civilian law enforcement" and intelligence agencies. "The >organizational division between the military and law-enforcement was >abolished." (Source: The New American magazine April 29, 1996). > > On July 12 President Clinton suggested that U.S. troops might remain >in Yugoslavia after the current NATO mission expires a year from now, >according to theWashington Post.. Bosnia is the current laboratory for >this "revolution of military affairs" and, even though most Americans >and the Congress have expressed their opposition to stationing U.S. >troops there, the president sent them anyway and will incrementally >extend their presence indefinitely. A 1952 globalist map, adopted by the >World Association of Parliamentarians for World Government and made >available by the National Economic Council of New York City, predicts >the presence of U.S. troops in Yugoslavia as a police force, with >foreign troops policing U.S. territory. The future is now. > > >What Is This For? > > From new non-lethal anti-personnel weapons to joint "peacekeeping" >exercises and future blueprints for "conflict containment", the pieces >of the puzzle have fallen into place. The New Order is anticipating and >preparing for "low intensity conflict" (civil unrest) on a massive >scale. One might wonder why the military would bother with non-lethal >weapons until it becomes clear that they are preparing for conflict with >civilians. The world's military forces are being severed from national >loyalties and are being integrated into regional alliances such as NATO >and Partnership for Peace. Machine guns and bombs are not always >practical for use against restive populations. Non-lethal weapons >combined with "peacekeeping" strategies are a method of force more in >keeping with the ruling elite's self-image of a "benevolent >dictatorship". > > <Picture>As the Cooperative Nugget '97 exercise began, General John >Sheehan, USMC, Supreme Allied Commander NATO Atlantic spouted Orwellian >doublespeak in his opening remarks. He said, "To the soldiers assembled >here today, I congratulate you because you truly are the next generation >of peacemakers, the peacemakers who are so necessary to the world we >live in, because it will not take less soldiers to do the work we are >involved in, it will take greater soldiers who understand what working >together means....We are truly at the beginning of a new millennium >where nations can and must work together." "Peacemaker" interpreted >means "one who enforces the edicts of the New Order on uncooperative >civilians", and "greater soldiers" being those who have successfully >stifled national loyalties in favor of world government. > > Speaking of this New Order, the Scriptures declare, "And his power >shall be mighty, but not by his own power: and he shall destroy >wonderfully....and by peace shall destroy many. He shall also stand up >against the Prince of princes; but he shall be broken without hand." >Daniel 8:24, 25. > > > >Copyright ? 1996, The WINDS. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. >http://www.TheWinds.org >Contact The WINDS webmaster. > <snip> ======================================================================== Paul Andrew Mitchell : Counselor at Law, federal witness B.A., Political Science, UCLA; M.S., Public Administration, U.C. 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