Martial Law

[frog]

Yup... And there's a whole lot more stories like this in almost every state.

[Cap-Z-ro]

Keep in mind the financing of the Nazi's by the Bush family, and all the Nazi war criminals that ended up in the US.

This is a gradual Coup d'etat...and its in the final stages.

Regards...

[frog]

A little background, I come from a long line of military men, I grew up on Marine bases around the US. I served in the Army both here in the US
and in Europe. These acts are NOT normal SOP for US military.

[frog]

And we are getting our gear bags together. My family and I do not want to be caught in the city if shit hits the fan.
We are purchasing bulk supplies of basic necessities. And to us "bulk" is NOT 3 days worth.
I'm working on our routes out of the city, avoiding major roadways. Seen to many videos of roadway parking lots during emergencies.

I have found a site with some basics on what to do: (this is just one I found while looking for news reports)

http://www.nationalterroralert.com/

*** 72 Hour Kit Info You Need To Know ***

1) Your 72 hour kit should be in a portable container located near an exit of your house or better, sheltered in your backyard.

2) Each family member should have their own 72 hour kit with food, clothing and water. Distribute heavy items between kits.

3) Enclose the extra clothing, matches, personal documents, and other items damageable by smoke or water in plastic to protect them.

4) Keep a light source in the top of your 72 hour kit, so you can find it quickly in the dark.

5) Personalize your 72 hour kit. Make sure you fill the needs of each family member.

6) Inspect your 72 hour kit at least twice a year. Rotate food and water every six months. Don’t forget to check your medications. Check children’s clothing for proper fit. Adjust clothing for winter or summer needs. Check expiration dates on batteries, light sticks, warm packs, food and water.

7) Consider the needs of elderly people as well as those with handicaps or other special needs when building your 72 hour kit. For example: for babies, store diapers, washcloth, ointment, bottles and pacifiers, and other special supplies.

[Pirate88179]

Well, good advice no matter what.  Like my old man used to say, "Better to be ready and have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it."

Bill