SmarterthanYou
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now that's just silly. why would I strain to hear helicopters when my radar will do just fine?
wonder who these will be used against
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Is your "bunker" lined with foil to defeat the thought-detectors?
Canceled.2014.1
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Is there a question as to the validity of the claims concerning the volume of ammunition and the weapons purchased?
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Nope. Quiver in fear.
SmarterthanYou
rebel
apparently there still is. any link from alex jones is to be considered conspiracy theory, while other links, especially .gov links, should be ignored.
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And paranoid nutters should cower in their "bunkers" and fondle their weapons....
I already answered that.
WB. I repeatedly try to think you're above this kind of craziness. Go back a couple of pages and you'll see the answer.
I hate to do this...
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I am certainly not above mistrusting my gov't. They have earned it repeatedly.
Read the post right above that.
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I missed the stuff about the NOAA. I was just talking about the huge volume of ammunition and weapons purchased.
SmarterthanYou
rebel
see, howey posted a single link from politifact that states this was all a hoax email chain. in other words, nothing to see here. howey's fed gov marches on, howey in lockstep, so just shut up and do what you're told. trust your government, because you can't beat them anyway.
Billy the Great Khan
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And if they show up at your door because you shot your mouth off on the internet, cry and beg for mercy to stay out of jail.
SmarterthanYou
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and now the social security administration is ordering almost 175,000 rounds of .357
https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportu...88a3301e5&tab=core&_cview=0&fb_source=message
https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportu...88a3301e5&tab=core&_cview=0&fb_source=message
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O-O scary!
SmarterthanYou
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http://www.presstv.ir/usdetail/256478.html
the DHS is now redacting and classifying their huge ammo purchases to hide them from the public.
The Department of Homeland Security has redacted information relating to the quantity of bullets it is buying following a controversy concerning the agency’s purchase of over a billion rounds of ammo, which many fear is a sign the federal government is preparing for civil unrest in the United States.
Despite the fact that documents are only supposed to be redacted if authorized by Congress or for national security reasons, a solicitation posted on the FedBizOpps website yesterday concerning ammunition purchases made by the DHS on behalf of Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) contains numerous blacked out sections.
The classified portions of the document include references to the amount of 223 62 and 223 64 grain ammunition being purchased.
The solicitation explains how the contract put out by the DHS to purchase the ammunition was not subject to “full and open competition,” a process justified by what the DHS claims was an “unusual and compelling urgency” to acquire the bullets, noting that there is a shortage of bullets which is threatening a situation which could cause “substantial safety issues for the government” should law enforcement officials not be adequately armed.
the DHS is now redacting and classifying their huge ammo purchases to hide them from the public.
The Department of Homeland Security has redacted information relating to the quantity of bullets it is buying following a controversy concerning the agency’s purchase of over a billion rounds of ammo, which many fear is a sign the federal government is preparing for civil unrest in the United States.
Despite the fact that documents are only supposed to be redacted if authorized by Congress or for national security reasons, a solicitation posted on the FedBizOpps website yesterday concerning ammunition purchases made by the DHS on behalf of Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) contains numerous blacked out sections.
The classified portions of the document include references to the amount of 223 62 and 223 64 grain ammunition being purchased.
The solicitation explains how the contract put out by the DHS to purchase the ammunition was not subject to “full and open competition,” a process justified by what the DHS claims was an “unusual and compelling urgency” to acquire the bullets, noting that there is a shortage of bullets which is threatening a situation which could cause “substantial safety issues for the government” should law enforcement officials not be adequately armed.