Politicized, Militarized Homeland Security Department Unveils New Panzer Division

Reaganite Republican ^ | September 25, 2012 | Reaganite Republican

[Reaganite Republican]

This to go along with it's 1.2 BILLION rounds of ammo 

(22 lead slugs for each-and-every Republican) and

armored checkpoint booths... nothing to worry about, tho!

To the list of recent unsettling developments at DHS and other federal agencies -such as FEMA camp expansions, massive DHS ammo buys, a creepy new biometric surveillance system just being rolled-out by the FBI, and drones buzzing our backyards with cameras- we can now add the appearance across the country of not just heavily-armored military grade Humvees, but 'GLS' armored personnel carriers (APC's) such as in the picture above-
2500 of them to be exact.

According to reports the Department of Homeland Security is expecting significant push-back in the very near future, which explains why they already have thousands of heavily armored vehicles in DHS 'Police/Rescue' livery, resplendent in either a dashing Gulf War tan or menacing stealth-anthracite:

" What could they need equipment like this for here in the US? They are hitting the road with it. Caravans of National Guard equipment but with new never before seen equipment in the convoys. Take a close look at what is painted on the side of the Black Humvees. The Humvees are fully armored the same standard used by our military.

The use of the word '‘Rescue'’ is an obvious psy-op... …makes it sound nice and benign, kind of like a life-saving paramedic ambulance and not a domination and death machine. The Posse Comitatus Act is gone"

They've got a point- these things don't look like they're designed to be rescuing anybody, except maybe a pinned-down DHS agent in an upcoming civil war:

Incompetano's DHS is reportedly gearing up for 'serious business' and are training the National Guard, FEMA and Police with them. The GLS  is a deadly serious piece of equipment and they have 'never been used inside the US' until now....this sucker ought to put an end to any anti-Progressive TEA Party nonsense (in the wake of cancelled elections), stat: 

Navistar Defense:

The International® MaxxPro® is Navistar Defense’s Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle and incorporates the latest design in armoring technology. Extensively tested by the military and used in theater today, the MaxxPro features a V-shaped hull and other design features that greatly improve survivability. With so much protection, it’s the vehicle that every crew wants when they’re out in the field.

MaxxPro® MRAP specifications:

Length: 254″ (21.2 feet)
Width: 102″ (8.5 feet)
Height: 120″ (10 feet)
Wheel base: 153″ (12.8 feet)
Curb weight: 37,850 lbs. (18.9 tons)
Engine: MaxxForce® 9.3

The MaxxPro MRAP is built to withstand ballistic arms fire, mine blasts, IEDs, and other emerging threats. Its V-shaped hull helps deflect blasts out and away from the crew and its armoring can be customized to meet any mission requirement...

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[GeronL]

When I hear conservatives say they ain’t worried, we got all the guns....

.... I always thought about who has the tanks??

[Nebr FAL owner]

Diesel engines need air to breath ,flame throwers are not a complicated weapon just scary as hell to use & dangerous as hell to use.

[Nebr FAL owner]

Hate to disillusion you but Posse Comitatus is no more. as for the jihadis getting “dozens” of Radiological “dirty” bombs the bozos of DHS aren’t ready to deal with just one such devise. The problem is that they are designed & organized as a paramilitary organization / domestic army of occupation not a civil defense organization.

[Travis McGee]

And you can’t live in them 24/7/365, from what I hear.

[Chode]

yup, the damn things sure as hell aren't fireproof...

[Travis McGee]

Talk about a "fractured military," do you have any doubt this guy would turn his guns against ordinary Americans?

[Travis McGee]

I wish I could snail-mail a personal copy of “What I saw at the coup” to every member of the Senior Executive Service.

It’s really directed to them.

[Travis McGee]

Yeah. Amen to that.

[Travis McGee]

Can’t live in them. Gotta go home sometime. In the suburbs with the rest of us.

[KC_Lion]

You are correct in that assumption.

It frightens me, how the Communists and The Brotherhood would willing lead this men to the wall and they would be oblivious the whole time.

[DTogo]

Especially when stuck in a ditch.

[B4Ranch]

My comments are directed to every executive in every department that is a part of our state, county and city governments and the members of the state justice system.

The lower level managers do not make executive decisions regarding the treatment of American citizens. They had nothing to do with the decision to purchase 1.2 billion firearm cartridges. They won’t be the ones making the decision to round up American citizens. They will not be the ones allowing federal LEO’s or military troops to conduct operations in our states. Those decisions will be made by state Governors and city Mayors. The city attorney will have to advise them that what they want to do is legal. The Chief of Police and the County sheriff will have to turn a blind eye to the Bill of Rights.

They will all have to forget that they swore an oath against all enemies, whether domestic or foreign.

I, ........................., do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support, protect and defend the Constitution and government of the United States, and the Constitution and government of the State of Nevada, against all enemies, whether domestic or foreign, and that I will bear true faith, allegiance and loyalty to the same, any ordinance, resolution or law of any state notwithstanding, and that I will well and faithfully perform all the duties of the office of ................, on which I am about to enter; (if an oath) so help me God; (if an affirmation) under the pains and penalties of perjury. [1:185:1915; 1919 RL § 2891; NCL § 4925]

[CodeToad]

For that price you’d think it’d have a his/hers/its toidy and kitchenette.

[CodeToad]

0-70 GETMETHEF*CKOUTOFHERENOW!!! is still kind of slow. Slow enough not to make 70.

[Raven6]

There are more than a couple of weaknesses on the MRAP, and when the need arises I will share them...

[FlyingEagle]

Thanks Trav. How can DHS buy this stuff? We are broke and spending borrowed money already. Surely Congress has to authorize it?

I do not expect any change in policy, even if there is regime change in the US.

[Reaganite Republican]

“Still gotta get out to pee, pick up the donuts, etc . . .”

Those gunports should work OK for both, but they’ll have to limit themselves to donut holes to pop em through lol

[TheOldLady]

You talk tough and assess the situation. You know what to do. You’re patriots and “filthy” Tea Partiers and Constitutionalists.

You make me feel safe and hopeful that we can beat this evil, monstrous, not-condign son and puppet of the beast.

[sport]

It would probably get you arrested. On some trumped up charge.

At one time, it might have been a good idea. Now it is best to let people like those alone.

[Travis McGee]

I disagree. Their goal is to cow us into silence. All of these press releases about billions of bullets and DHS goons in black driving black tanks are meant to scare us into silence.

Freedom not exercised is freedom lost.