Full Spectrum Operations in the Homeland

[ForgivenOne]

I'm not sure where this should be, because the 'war game scenario' discussed within the article was written back in 2010, and this particular article came out in July 2012. However, I don't remember seeing this in the news anywhere, and, in my opinion, we should be aware of this:

Full Spectrum Operations in the Homeland: A


10 USC Chapter 15 - INSURRECTION | LII / Legal Information Institute

[ShilohRose]

I find it very disturbing that they would have Tea Party supporters and conservatives and a state in the South as the bad guys. I wonder how the soldiers and officers at TRADOC felt about putting together this scenario.

[readytogo]

I'm sorry. I tried to read it, but it went over my head with possible scenarios. I know that the current "state of the union" is bad. We have to trust the Lord that we'll be out of here before any of this takes place.

[ShilohRose]

After some research and a more careful reading of the article, it appears that the authors of this article took an authentic TRADOC document and expanded on it using the Army document as a template for their scenario. The TRADOC pamphlet does not name names. I got the impression that the authors of this article were deliberately being incendiary in their scenario.

[dave-o]

To me it's obvious why they used the Tea Party. It's the only group in the US that it is politically correct to demonize. Just imagine the uproar this article would have caused in the MSM had they used a much more likely scenario such as LaRaza taking over much of So Cal.

[ForgivenOne]

I agree that it seems to be an incendiary article, and I honestly doubt that it would be employed in the near term. Rather, I think this is something that would likely happen after the Rapture.

I did more research on the Insurrection Act, and found another ruling that was enacted which directly supports it. To me, the wording is very vague, with the exception of the military resources that will be provided. 32 CFR 215.9 - Providing military resources to civil authorities. | LII / Legal Information Institute