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10-28-2008, 04:28 PM | #1 |
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so i just watched this video of bill deagle and i got to say im a little shocked
As some of u know im currently a memeber of the army national gaurd and we recently conducted a big exercise with fema for a possible out break of a pandemic in case something breaks out we are responsible for supplying mid western illinois with vaccines. |
10-28-2008, 04:50 PM | #2 |
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Thank You for sharing, Joe!
That interview is full of information that IS pertinent to everything that is now going on! And as I have implied...this site as well as any other on the internet has its "plants"! But that is why you get alot of negative regarding Dr. Deagle...and also many others are just now connecting to their own "within-ness" and misunderstand the Doctor's presentation of experiences that are quite unique because he simply decided to put his life on the line and connect to Spirit and Immortality and share ALL he has been through and experienced in the physical and spiritual worlds...knowing ridicule and bullets would fly. And these infiltrations and misunderstandings of his motives are OK...because it is what it is...but not for long...we are going turbo as far as changes from the loving influences coming onto Mother Earth in the form of inward-looking-spiritual energies that are changing everything exponentially from the heart of each individual. Good people are going to do good things from the heart as never before...these people in the military and police and fema and other agencies that take orders(directly/indirectly) from the "powers that be" are going to come forward as never before and help change this paradigm to right-side up ethical unity and they are going to "stop" listening to and doing ANYTHING that does not ring true to their hearts...and that they would not allow done to themselves or their loved ones. Last edited by eaglespirit; 10-28-2008 at 04:56 PM. |
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Can you also tell us of all the other kinds of exercises you did / do ? |
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10-28-2008, 05:02 PM | #4 |
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10-28-2008, 07:51 PM | #5 |
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Hey thanks for asking no we really havent done nething else of that would
be of concern to you. Wen we train we just do convoys and prepare for for deployment to afganistan/. The thing that was differnet about that one excercise was the fact that we never were responsible for distrubtion of vaccines that was femas job the fact that we are know responsible for it too means the military is taking diff measures for a possible outbreak and it came down from the top usually when we do traing are staff seargants are responsible for organizing and prepaing us for it this was diff |
10-28-2008, 08:29 PM | #6 |
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Hey Joe don't let them vaccinate you
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10-28-2008, 09:49 PM | #7 | |
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All I can say about that is...I hope you're right. I've seen police do unfathomable things to their own people right here in the U.S. And if you know what took place at Kent State back in May of 1970, then that would also provide you with another clear example of how guardians of the state don't ever seem to have any inclination to rebel against their masters, at least not en masse. My presumption is, if civil war breaks out, it'll be The People vs. the military-police. But I hope that I'm wrong on that. Also keep in mind the possibility of being policed by "law-enforcement" from other countries once Martial Law is enforced. |
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10-28-2008, 09:57 PM | #8 |
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My question to Joe is, will you be working in the state that you are from? If not then you will be completely under the pentagon's/bush's plan..................correct?
I find it hard to believe all that is going on and I sure in hell will make someone shoot me before I get a shot. I remember too well what happened at Kent State 5-4-70.....I think the world today will handle it a whole lot differently. Last edited by mntruthseeker; 10-28-2008 at 09:59 PM. |
10-28-2008, 10:17 PM | #9 |
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hi joe. first off, i have nothing personal against you. all i can say is that if anybody tries to inject me with anything, be them a doctor, a member of the military, or anything else, you'd better be ready for one hell of a fight because i'm certainly not going to make it easy for you. and rest assured, i'm not the only one who feels that way. but realistically, i don't see this actually happening. the military has a lot of plans in place, most of which will never happen. but i hope you are educating your fellow soldiers so that if this does happen you can all stand strong together and refuse to carry out the orders you have been given. also, it's been said already but i'll say it again, whatever you do, don't let them vaccinate you
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10-28-2008, 10:30 PM | #10 |
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From what i understand,That is how THEY will get you to take the MARK(digital angel co's microchip).It's so small they can fit it into a syringe, then create some wacky panic over some pandemic like SARS.Remember SARS?That didn't turn into anything serious did it?Millions of doses of Tamilflu vaccine were being stockpiled for that.Don't believe the hype they are going to force feed you.Assume that all authority figures are full of shiiit and assume the exact opposite of what they tell you.
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10-29-2008, 11:32 AM | #11 |
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Howdy Joe,
Thanks for the update. I started a thread recently http://www.projectavalon.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=5874 about the national guard in coordination w/ or operating out of Jefferson Barracks here in StL, shutting down the JB park for some sort of unannounced drill. I wonder if this is related? (Oh yeah, the thread got kinda crazy at the end there, still not sure what was going on there.) I realise it's a long shot, but did your superiors happen to mention any specific vaccines? |
10-29-2008, 03:25 PM | #12 | |
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Hey i read that article on your thread it pretty interesting umm im not sure why they shut down the park the national gaurd trains all the time so i wouldnt be alarmed about nething if u call the unit stationed up there im sure theyed let u know wat training was conducted that day if it was done in public it wouldnt be classified. and to that guy from normal illinois u need to realize the netional gaurd isnt eveil like u think were everyday people who have families too and care for other people we wouldnt do wat we think is wrong |
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10-29-2008, 03:42 PM | #13 |
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I got to like the end of part two of the interview on youtube, and then i just couldn't take anymore of him. I got the feeling he's lying about most of his information.
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10-29-2008, 05:16 PM | #14 |
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might want to check out his Granada Forum Speech too if you like this guy
he can be an alarmist sometimes and seems to think some of his stuff is absolutely without question destined to happen who knows but he does seem to cover all the bases as far as worse case scenarios so it is worth the viewing I don't necessarily advocate everything he believes but I still recommend his info as a need to know |
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again, i'm not saying i'm worried about something like this happening, but the plans are in place Last edited by goody8504; 10-29-2008 at 05:45 PM. |
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10-29-2008, 06:10 PM | #16 |
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didn't bill get to a part where he said something like he was approached by the head guy of the council of 13 and the most evil and powerful man on earth and ceo of earth inc....
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10-29-2008, 06:19 PM | #17 | |
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evrybody in the army is bad not saying u do but allot of people have that steroetype that is why i get defensive but yeah u ur a student thats cool i am too i m glad more people are age r waking up to things i told my freind the other night some of the **** i knew and he it blew his mind lol but neways stay up |
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10-29-2008, 06:34 PM | #18 |
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Joe, I have never been in the military and don't know any that are on this site. I am hoping to get your opinion on something if you don't mind.
If martial law were to be declared on U.S. soil, how would you perceive moral in the military during this declaration? Also, use of deadly force has it's place when in danger but would it be used if civilians resisted if they were to be rounded up into camps? Would our military actually comply with orders to shoot civilians if they ran and would there be massive desertions? |
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army is not allowed as far as i know allowed to engage american citizens and shoot them they may be allowed to do certain types of policing but as far as i know it is very limited. ok know the army national gaurd is part of the army but a diff branch of the army. We are technically considered citizen soldiers because we are not full time army so we do are day to day activies like your avg citizen as well as soldiers because we train once a month like the army so we are allowed by the constituion to shoot civilians but only if fired upon first know about civilians being rounded up in camps i dont see that happening because if it did people would catch on real quick to wats happening look we may be trained to follow orders but we still know wats right and wrong and we do have morals i couldnt tell u one soldier i know who would shoot someone just because they were told too knowing that person did nothing wrong know if there was a major movement lets say citizen militia was built honestly i think if we by then knew wat was going on wede probly either refuse orders to shoot or simply desert hard to say |
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10-29-2008, 07:19 PM | #20 |
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Joe,
Thank you for your response. I never really thought this kind of question until now. |
10-29-2008, 10:03 PM | #21 | |
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And yes, there are militias forming all over the us: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mfc1qTfVkBQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9Y2f...eature=related There was even a fox clip with jesse ventura saying hed rather live free or die. Maybe they are trying to start an uprising to bring in martial law completely. But i think the militia can be affective as long as they have a proper strategy like taking down key targets to dismantle the powers' the be pyramid of power. If we could get honest people into key positions, we could change the whole system. Especially if we could then reform the education system and wake people up from their slumber and show them whats been hidden. Anyway joe im wishin you all the light to guide your way. Peace |
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10-29-2008, 10:52 PM | #22 | |
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There are many veterans, such as Jesse Ventura, who take their oaths seriously - to protect the CONSTITUTION (not the politicians) of the United States from enemies without AND within the country. My husband is a vet, former special forces, my son is a vet, former 82nd airborne. They would never put up with Congress or the President declaring martial law. They wouldn't have obeyed orders to put citizens into "camps" if they knew it was wrong. They are not ALLOWED to obey illegal or unconstitutional orders.
Our well trained veterans far outnumber the active military and would not stand by and allow the active military to abuse citizens on a large scale, and I don't think many of them would obey those orders anyway. It amazes me that some people think soldiers are unthinking automatons who will blindly follow orders. That's just not so. There is the same ratio of ignorant people and smart people in the military as there are in civilian life. They are our children, our husbands, our fathers, and nowadays our daughters, wives and mothers. In fact most of the Officers would not follow illegal orders if those orders violated the constitution. There might even be some kind of a military coup to oust the President and congress if they pushed it too far. In fact there are well developed plans in place if something like this happens, but that's not a well known fact. Certain very well trained veterans and active duty soldiers have sworn an oath to be on call in case such an emergency arises. You should be aware that the vast majority of the military probably dislike politicians or certainly have little respect for them. Many soldiers are smart enough to realize that almost all wars are political and whether we win or lose has little to do with how good our soldiers are. It has more to do with how much money and power can certain rich interests gain before deciding to pull out, and often the plan was to lose all along, like Vietnam for example. Politicians rarely, if ever, have the interests of the soldiers in mind when playing their political power and money games. There are a very few politicians who seem to have some ethics, but you must conclude that any politician who has made it to the congress has more than likely compromised his ethics, if he had any to begin with. You don't get into the congress unless you pander to special interests. If you got lucky and made it without compromising your ethics (much), the pressure from your party will guarantee that they will soon be compromised, or you'll be a one term congressperson with no power or influence while you are in congress (including the senate). Nancy Quote:
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10-29-2008, 11:46 PM | #23 |
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I can safely say that this pandemic issue should be of major concern to all of us on a global scale.
I currently work for one of the largest companies in the known world, in the top 5 in fact. Recently we were all required to attend a 4 hour meeting regarding preperations for a pandemic. Their case of point was a bird flu outbreak. During this meeting we were told that in the event of a pandemic, the company was required by law, to detain and isolate any persons who attended work showing symptoms. We were also told that once you entered the premises that you would be held and turned over to the authority in charge during this time, ie not allowed to leave... This to me is a very scary prospect if a workplace can detain you for being sick. Makes me think about changing jobs. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kent_State_shootings It happened back then Last edited by Swanny; 10-30-2008 at 12:05 AM. |
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10-30-2008, 01:36 AM | #25 |
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I am even concerned about Flu shots. I won't take them.
For years at the large office I worked at, the community promoted everyone taking them, I refused. Then I watched, over the subsequent 2-3 weeks, people getting sick with colds and bronchial problems. I never got those illnesses. Of course, the majority who was taking the shots were saying they thought they were lucky they weren't getting really sick with the flu. One day, I confided to another employee as to why I didn't take them, and he confided back that he too refused to take them for exactly the same reason, and he said he didn't get sick either, not even with the colds going around. I can't figure it out, the flu vacinees are only suppose to be effective against only one or two viruses, the ones "they" expect to be circulating the coming season. However, there are thousands of varieties of flu viruses...so how do they know which ones are "coming"? I couldn't make logical sense of this. Anyone else have these experiences? |
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