The MP unit is no more http://www.gotxsg.com/units.php?send_to_url=/join.php

Tm SGT you got that right. But these clowns have on awesome pull with people. Well Better said, with there nuts.

When you are willing to pay a raving lunatic $19.99 for a ounce bottle of iodine just because he says it will cure your ills, you may be mentally challenged or a cult member. I am not sure how you determine which one is on the money, but what do I know as they all think we are the deluded ones. :D

I will lay a $1,000 bet that this will prove to be a normal (if somewhat larger than usual) UW exercise and there will be no martial law, FEMA camps, UN forces, biological warfare, round-ups of non-participants, or invasions.

TR

You won't make any money on this site. Make that offer to Alex Jones. I bet that he won't take it either. ;)

Pat

Well said

If you support JH15, then you are a deluded one for sure.

[This by far had me ROTFLMAO.. This is how well a IO Campaign works.. haha

This is what many believe of Jade Helm 15. Can't make this up.

https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...al+martial+law

The subliminal messaging was completely lost on me. Canceling my AARP membership just because they are in line with those evil govt. people that faked the lunar landings, Elvis' death, 9/11 etc.....:rolleyes:

That background audio was probably added later by Alex Jones' "fairies".

Pat

I'm guessing "fairies" would be a better term......

Fixed it! ;)

Pat

You got that right.

From the Dallas Morning News. :D

Richard

Abbott Should Counter, Not Cater To, Texans' Crazy Jade Helm Fears
DMN, 3 May 2015

Fellow Texans, rest easy. Nobody is declaring martial law on our state.

This is a case of stating the obvious, but some people out there need reminding: Federal soldiers aren’t going to kick the door down and take your precious firearms.

Airborne sturmtruppen aren’t going to parachute onto the roof. No one is going to dig up the yard in search of the gold coins you’ve got buried out there in a Miracle Whip jar.

Friends, as much scintillating fun as it is to swap crazy talk around the ol’ Internet campfire, enough is enough. If you’re just pretending to believe that military training exercises planned for this summer are a smokescreen for a totalitarian federal takeover, you need to knock it off. And if you really do believe this — no offense — you are out of your gourd.

These are excitable times, though. Some truly bizarre speculation has boiled up around a planned U.S. special forces drill, a large-scale exercise called Jade Helm 15. The operation, involving 1,200 military personnel across seven Southwestern states, is scheduled to run from July 15 through mid-September.

This is what U.S. soldiers have done since they conducted musket drills at Valley Forge. They train, they exercise, they rehearse combat scenarios. This summer’s series of exercises is intended to replicate the varied types of terrain troops may encounter in overseas combat.

Jade Helm is no secret. A U.S. Army colonel turned out for a public meeting Monday called by commissioners in Bastrop County to brief residents on what they may expect during the drills.

In an astonishing display of rudeness and disrespect, a vocal crowd of the local villagers turned out to insult and heckle the guy. They expressed their darkest fears about martial law and federal takeover. Some in the audience cheered when one speaker bluntly accused the long-suffering colonel of lying.

And that’s mild stuff compared with some of the lunacy being swapped online: ISIS guerillas will be brought in to enforce Shariah law. They’ll be shuttled around through a secret network of tunnels linking (you think I’m making this up, don’t you?) abandoned Wal-Mart stores.

“All we want to do is make sure our guys are trained for combat overseas,” said Lt. Col. Mark Lastoria, with more patience and civility than much of his audience was due. “We just want to hone our skills.”

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s response to this nut-studded fruitcake of fear was unfortunate. On Wednesday, he directed the Texas National Guard to monitor the drills to reassure Texans that “their safety, constitutional rights, private property rights and civil liberties will not be infringed.”

Never mind that American troops have been protecting those very rights for more than two centuries, and to suggest that they’re part of a plot to overturn them is a profound insult to our military personnel.

Well, I suppose Abbott’s intention was to soothe these bizarre fears, to bring calm to these turgid conspiracy-crank waters.

Besides, it’s difficult to see exactly what the state guard is supposed to do here. A volunteer state force that is generally called on to respond to disasters and weather emergencies, they’re being told to “ensure that adequate measures are in place to protect Texans” during the U.S. military maneuvers.

And if there really were a sinister plan afoot, I don’t know that I’d lay any bets on a corps of well-fed weekend warriors standing up to the most skilled combat troops on the planet.

Still, it would be nice if Abbott had chosen a different response to these protests, such as: “You need to quit behaving like a bunch of ninnies.”

He could have said, “Y’all need to find something more constructive to do with your time than slobber like Pavlov’s dog every time some talk-show blowhard tells you the black helicopters are coming.” He could have said, “Knock it off, because you are embarrassing your state.”

Abbott did at least end his directive to the state guard with a bet-hedging sop expressing his “utmost respect for the deep patriotism of the brave military men and women who put their lives on the line to fight for and defend our freedom.”

Let’s join in hoping that the governor’s response was a strategic error, that it wasn’t meant to lend credence to delusional persecution fantasies.

Next time, he needs to lead his remarks by expressing respect where it’s due. And he needs to call crazy what it is.

http://www.dallasnews.com/news/colum...helm-fears.ece