Nuvendil said:
I watched essentially the whole thing and I agree, it is absolutely hilarious. Military vehicles moving about from time to time has always been the case, especially near military bases. They run drills, move vehicles out to do work in other areas or be decommissioned, etc. A handful of videos showing military vehicle movement is easy to make and would only cause paranoia in the most over sensitive of Americans. Now you don't live here so I can see how this would look legit problematic to you but the US is an enormous country with national Guard bases coast to coast. Finding this many videos of military movement isn't even a tiny bit hard under normal circumstances. And the clip where soldiers describe what Martial law is is proof of nothing, it's just an explanation. But by far the best part is the video is old and already looking even more ridiculous due to its prediction. When the guy said in mid July they would round up millions - eventually well over ONE HUNDRED MILLION - and take them to these secret camps to be exterminated, I laughed out loud. One, it's July 10 and nothings happening yet. Two, I know people in the military and there's no way based on the culture in the US military that they would round up and kill 100 million; armies aren't made up of robots. And 3, ONE HUNDRED MILLION? That's one third of the population xD. Then when I got to the end wouldn't you know it, it was Alex Jones. Look, consider the source when you hear what sounds like insane news that should be everywhere but isn't. Cause there's usually a reason. Alex and his ilk are fear mongers and have been for ages. I remember when they were saying tens of millions of Americans would be wiped out by that unusual h1n1 flu outbreak, which they claimed was a bioengineered weapon to exterminate dissenters. And we all know how that went down. No, we aren't even remotely close to nationwide Martial Law. It's just being tossed around by sensationalist fear-mongers for views and followers. Or cause they're just a tad nuts :P |
I watched a little more. Got to a part where a guy was going "THERE IS SOMETHING GOING ON HERE" because of some National Guard construction equipment at a golf course.
Yeah, it turned out to be this:
"Danny Baumgarter, owner of Turkey Creek, donated 20 acres to the Missouri Golf Association to build the nine-hole, par 3 course.
The National Guard is doing the groundwork for the course as part of a service project. The Guard brought in heavy equipment and constructed tents to live in at the course.
The course will be specially outfitted with tee boxes and greens that are wheelchair accessible and can be driven on.
Wounded warrior veterans will play for free." http://www.snopes.com/missouri-un-base-camp/
That's some scary stuff.
