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We asked the Pentagon to clarify why Biden's recent changes to DOD directive 5240.01 removed mention of the First Amendment and added language about potential "lethal force" against Americans. They responded by insisted that there's NOTHING TO SEE HERE: "It does not reflect any change to DOD's policy regarding... show more
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What it means is that federal civilian law enforcement can request DOD intelligence and weapon assets such as integrated surveillance reconnaissance drones with weapons and use them against Americans. While the DOD cant push the button, they provide the asset and technology while just having federal law enforcement push the button. It’s similar to the CIA contracting activities it itself can’t do. An example would be a US reaper drone used by federal law enforcement conducting an air strike on your house. Or a dod awacs conducting electronic surveillance but piloted by federal law enforcement. These assets were never intended for civilian use, especially on Americans. Congress and the American public would never allow the FBI to run armed reapers so they can now just borrow them from the DOD. Gross violation of the PCA.
Honestly, @elonmusk and “X” gave the public a tool to fight back. No one would have known about this. No one would see all the glitches. No one hear about the CO SOS leaking dominion passwords. The impact “x” has had in my state alone (PA) is incredible. We have a chance
@pow77196 A coincidence. Sure. Is anyone still falling for this doublespeak?
Mr. Beck, @glennbeck …if people like Jamie Raskin are not re-elected in the house, doesn’t that mean his threats for Jan 6 are basically moot? Just saying, it seems like a no brainer to get his opponent elected in Maryland. @Cheryl4moco needs to win!
Please stay on this Glenn! Everyone so preoccupied with the election so corrupt admin taking advantage of the distraction.
they are lying like usual
Democrat party has two significant operations ongoing right now. One is the dehumanization campaign against MAGA and the other is the justification campaign against MAGA. These campaigns started seriously strong roughly three to four weeks ago and that is not by coincidence
Feels concerning that the DOD literally made more than half the nation targets
@JCZ516 The federal government would love to use violence in order to retain power (and to expand it)
![🫤 A Dose of Reality from Karl Nell 🫤 "My view is that this cycle [of disclosure], essentially, has ended, and we should take stock of what worked and what didn't work, to think about maybe a new way forward." ~Nell ~Excellent Discussion~ "By not passing [the UAPDA], Congress has written themselves out of any type of way forward." ~Nell ~ Karl Nell: "I guess the postulate I've got is that this recent cycle of disclosure - that we might say started in 2017 with the Navy videos and Lue Elizondo coming out as a whistleblower, making various assertions - that cycle of disclosure is effectively ended with the failure to pass the UAP Disclosure Act. and with sort of the third in the series of hearings on the topic that I think, increasingly, have moved the media less and less." (Brutal reality.) Nell: "And so, in some sense, it seems like the people that have been at the forefront of this recent cycle have said what they've had to say [and[ it's starting to become stale in the sense of being repetitive. The conversation isn't necessarily advancing to new topics. But really, more importantly, the mechanism in order to which to address these whistleblower issues has not gained traction. "And ,you know, particularly, to kind of maybe amplify upon that, I think the essence of that Schumer/Rounds amendment was to create a management structure that you could argue, perhaps, mirrored the original process that was maybe put in place by Truman and Eisenhower to manage this topic, but to do it in a manner that was assured to have proper congressional oversight and proper transparency and accountability to elected officials. Which had ceased to pertain at some point in the past. "And so, essentially, by not passing this, Congress has written themselves out of any type of way forward, and without a control group to manage the policy aspect, then the government's really not gonna be in a position to deal with ramification of any released material. And so, increasing whistleblowers, increasing attention, is gonna force the government into a reactive mode and really a hunker-down mode. "So, my view is that this cycle essentially has ended, and we should take stock of what worked and what didn't work to think about maybe a new way forward. So that's sort of my view on the current state of play."](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1979993134596833304/amplify_video_thumb/1979989917418569728/img/3sZ8J5J1hybbSkEu.jpg)
