A month later, Campbell introduced the informant to Litteral. The two men told the informant that they believed “that the federal government intended to use the armed forces to impose martial law in the United States, which they and others would resist with violent force,” the court documents said.
Specifically, they told the informant that the Jade Helm exercises planned in five states were a cover for the government’s plot to impose martial law. The exercises were scheduled to be conducted from July 15 to Sept. 15, and Litteral made it clear that he needed the military-grade items no later than July 15.
By April, months before the training operation was scheduled, the purchases from the military surplus store began — all of them paid for in cash, according to court documents. There were plans, the documents allege, to make pipe bombs, explosive tennis balls covered in nails and coffee cans filled with ball bearings that would be detonated with a shot from a sniper rifle.
Pre-crime strikes again. Only thing I can see so far is that they are guilty of is talking shit...
Rule #1 You don't talk about fight club
Rule #2 You don't talk about fight club
More propaganda to to vilify the white man, especially those with guns, so that when they crash the system they have an easy scapegoat. those who
1)buy guns, food and gold,
2) believe in restoring the constitution, and
3) wish to route out the den of vipers that is the TBTF banks and fractional reserve debt based funny money and all of the politicians whose hands have been greased by said funny
money will be deemed racist terrorists and anti government extremists. TPTB's playbook is pretty easy to follow, although Americans are too busy watching Tee Vee, crunching GMO food, and downing a bunch of prescription pills to notice for any longer than a fleeting moment.
Nothing is truthful today and everything is suspect, therefore everything needs to be questioned.
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