A Pro-Trump Militant Group Has Recruited Thousands of Police, Soldiers, and Veterans
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One of the Zetas leaders grew up here in my cousins neighborhood in the US, his family still lives here down the street from my grandmothers house and he calls this home. That is also the same area responsible for the majority of the illegal weapons in the US, including military grade equipment. The Zetas also had pretty heavy operations in this area and ran my brother out of one of his apartments. They bribed law enforcement here in the US as well as recruited US military from this area. The US has documented this actual training of Zetas by US and Israeli's special forces, it isn't a matter of claiming it, it was documented to be fact according to US intelligence and what they were able to accomplish here is why US had them classified as " the most technologically advanced threat to the US" and used that as the reason to go after them like they did.
It is not illegal for civilians to own military grade equipment in the US, you just need to buy a federal destructive device permit and those are not that expensive. You can even own tanks here. Private helicopters are not uncommon where I live in Texas, either. There are plenty of private airports here scattered about in rural areas.
A tank in the U.S. can have operational guns, if the owner has a federal Destructive Device permit, and state laws don't prohibit it
These Vehicles Are Tons of Fun, and Good for Thwarting Road Rage
Weapons buffs may stock semiautomatics in the gun safe. But nothing makes a statement like having an Army tank in the garage.
www.wsj.com
Armed aircraft are only illegal to fly while armed. People here actually know how to make their own armed drones. ALSO, here in Texas we have military armories all over the place. They have more of them, and were stocked more than they used to be due to needing to be prepared for terrorists attacks anywhere now post 9/11.
They would just need enough people to take out this poorly guarded armories, which they have more than enough. These guys being based in Texas gives them access to a whole lot that people wouldn't think they would have access to. All you need to is to have a license to make explosives here, my friends uncle had one where he could make just about anything and he worked for the Police department. This group is made up of people who are most likely to qualify for these types of licenses and permits to begin with.
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Luckily mail voting bypasses that shit. Why do you think Trump keeps trying to discredit it(I mean, other then his people and himself, then it's A-OK!)?
I wonder what Trump would had done if he was president when Pearl Harbor happened...
Counterpoint: I found a supercut of him denouncing white supremacy ~20 times:
But this probably won't change anybody's opinion.
You're right, it doesn't. Because 1. Him saying it doesn't mean he actually believes it. 2. He's been knowing to fucking lie on just about everything under the sun, so why should we assume he's being honest with this statement?
Put all the Chinese in detention camps along with the Japanese? Can't be too sure and who can tell them apart anyway?
If he would have explicitly endorsed white supremacy, would you say "oh, he's just lying again", or would you go "AHA! SEE! I KNEW IT!"?
Unless you choose the former, then you are guilty of a double standard.
If his words don't mean anything, then his words don't mean anything. Him endorsing, refusing to endorse, denouncing, or refusing to denounce must be equally worthless.
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Piggying Back off of this sentiment. Things that he's outwardly lied about.
-Covid and its severity.
... I was going to actually make a list and add references, but this actually does a great job.
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Point of order, How do you trust a habitual liar that he's telling the truth this time? "Chicken Little" and "The Boy who cried wolf" are cautionary tales for a reason. If no one trusts you... no one will believe you. Even if you're honest at one time.
Please keep comments constructive, and refrain from baiting other users with misquotes.
To me, his words DON'T mean anything. I fully expect him to bullshit his way through any statement he gives. At this point everything he says is suspect, so I go by what he actually does. And nothing he DOES leads me to trust him at all.
I'm going to rain on this parade a little:One of the Zetas leaders grew up here in my cousins neighborhood in the US, his family still lives here down the street from my grandmothers house and he calls this home. That is also the same area responsible for the majority of the illegal weapons in the US, including military grade equipment. The Zetas also had pretty heavy operations in this area and ran my brother out of one of his apartments. They bribed law enforcement here in the US as well as recruited US military from this area. The US has documented this actual training of Zetas by US and Israeli's special forces, it isn't a matter of claiming it, it was documented to be fact according to US intelligence and what they were able to accomplish here is why US had them classified as " the most technologically advanced threat to the US" and used that as the reason to go after them like they did.
It is not illegal for civilians to own military grade equipment in the US, you just need to buy a federal destructive device permit and those are not that expensive. You can even own tanks here. Private helicopters are not uncommon where I live in Texas, either. There are plenty of private airports here scattered about in rural areas.
A tank in the U.S. can have operational guns, if the owner has a federal Destructive Device permit, and state laws don't prohibit it
.These Vehicles Are Tons of Fun, and Good for Thwarting Road Rage
Weapons buffs may stock semiautomatics in the gun safe. But nothing makes a statement like having an Army tank in the garage.
Armed aircraft are only illegal to fly while armed. People here actually know how to make their own armed drones. ALSO, here in Texas we have military armories all over the place. They have more of them, and were stocked more than they used to be due to needing to be prepared for terrorists attacks anywhere now post 9/11.
They would just need enough people to take out this poorly guarded armories, which they have more than enough. These guys being based in Texas gives them access to a whole lot that people wouldn't think they would have access to. All you need to is to have a license to make explosives here, my friends uncle had one where he could make just about anything and he worked for the Police department. This group is made up of people who are most likely to qualify for these types of licenses and permits to begin with.
A) just because they can own a tank doesn't mean they can afford to equip and field an armored division, much less even enough to fill a road.
B) just because they could conquer an armory in a surprise attack doesn't mean they'd know how to use anything in it besides rifles.
C) just because they can slap a gun on a civilian available drone doesn't mean they can actually use it effectively (frankly the best thing you could do to attack someone with a drone is to strap it with explosives and "suicide" bomb with it; automatic fire from anything with sufficient caliber to be military applicable is going to knock the drone out of the sky just from recoil without some very clever mechanical, aeronautical, and software engineering)
D) just because there's a lot of groups doesn't mean they can coordinate for shit beyond basic mob tactics of "go that way and cause trouble". You're certainly not going to get a nationally coordinated uprising, which is the bare minimum for a true coup, and I find it incredibly doubtful that even a state-level conspiracy could fly
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He's been lying his ass off for years. Not my fault you refuse to see the truth. Don't bother responding back.
Well, akshually:
Edit: I should clarify that I have no idea how to fix a bike, a board, a car, or a Type 4X9D Destroyer, and as such am ill-equipped to be a domestic terrorist.
Now to be on the converse side: what you have said is 100% true, but not 100% accurate. It is completely true that an insurgency solely helmed by militia will get steamrolled by the modern military. But it's not accurate that that means they have no military applicability. The real threat, which I haven't seen anybody bring up, is if a portion of the military itself throws in with the militia. In such a scenario, the militia fulfills the role you describe, as terrorist irregulars, disrupting loyalist infrastructure and population centers, in support of military operations.
And in this light, I agree that i don't see a civil war. An insurrection or uprising, maybe. But not a successful one. Because I don't see the military falling in behind Trump in the case of a lost election. And there wouldn't be a need to in a won election. However, if Trump wins through demonstrable fraud, it's anybody's guess what will happen. It'll be a matter of who's in charge of the base closest to DC. I think that it would trend towards whatever is "legal" rather than whatever is "legitimate."
A) We are talking about a group of 25,000+ people backed by wealthy ranchers ect in Texas. They can afford it.
B) Did you read the article, they are US specials forces and veterans. They know how to use it.
C) They ARE US special forces, police and military. We aren't talking about untrained civilians here. I even knew people who could make military grade weapons who worked for the police department growing up, it may surprise you what they can do here.
D)Due to their backgrounds, they very well do have logistics, Zetas did as well...