Now DHS buys 2700 light armored vehicles

[jordanmills]

Debating this elsewhere. We have no proof except the unsubstantiated claims in the article that this purchase is for the DHS. Nobody has a purchase order or press release saying it's for DHS, and I can't find one.

To be clear, we have verified that they (the DHS, for domestic use) have ordered a metric shit ton of ammo, bulletproof checkpoint boxes, APCs, tricked out AR-15s labeled as personal defense weapons, and they already have some MRAPs. The question here is if THIS order of MRAPs is for the DHS.

 

[kusai]

Thats how its supposed to be right ? trolling

Can't tell if trolling or serious....

 

[kusai]

Well found this out. Seems legit, if you hear it they mention operators, arrests, a lot more

 

[Mic]

Not liking this.

 

[London]

So they're going to be driven by telephone company employees?

I'm not worried. Anyone who calls himself an "Operator" is very likely a clueless asshole long on bravado and short on brains and skill.

 

[dustycorgill]

Wonder if we have any DHS employees on this forum that care to shed some light on this? Any explanation?

This is just the type of thing that we have sat back for years and just ignored or not asked questions about. It is not only our right, but our responsibility to ask questions. We are still a free people, I think........so we better start acting as such. Remember, the morons up there in DC, yes even the morons working at DHS work for US! We pay them, although they forget that alot.

 

[Younggun]

Now DHS buys 2700 ligh armored vehicles

Wonder if we have any DHS employees on this forum that care to shed some light on this? Any explanation?

They can't break their cover.

 

[Big Dipper]

Wonder if we have any DHS employees on this forum that care to shed some light on this? Any explanation?

The "guests" who are lurking (monitoring) can't post.

 

[Shotgun Jeremy]

Re: Now DHS buys 2700 ligh armored vehicles

I'm not too worried about it. They're just upgrading from the armored trucks they have been using for years. The govt doesn't have the man power or ability to do a national take-over. Plus, a metric wratchet set is all you need to disable that vehicle. Don't even need to pop the hood. Just need a little time and stealth.

 

[Mexican_Hippie]

I'm not too worried about it. They're just upgrading from the armored trucks they have been using for years. The govt doesn't have the man power or ability to do a national take-over. Plus, a metric wratchet set is all you need to disable that vehicle. Don't even need to pop the hood. Just need a little time and stealth.

That's their evil plot to move us over to the metric system!!!! Moooohoohooowaaaaahaaaaahaaaaa!!!!! (evil laugh)

 

[Shotgun Jeremy]

Re: Now DHS buys 2700 ligh armored vehicles

Drat!!!! Those sneaky bastards!!!

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[Jakashh]

Re: Now DHS buys 2700 ligh armored vehicles

I found it a bit disturbing how he refereed to the people operating and manning the vehicle as 'operators' and not as 'officers' or 'federal agents'.

Wonder the last time a mine went off in the US directed at any LE agency.

They're probably thinking ahead. If civil war broke out I'm willing to bet the opposition would use some sort of IED as a way to take out military vehicles that regular small arms couldn't. Who knows lol

 

[Southpaw]

They're probably thinking ahead. If civil war broke out I'm willing to bet the opposition would use some sort of IED as a way to take out military vehicles that regular small arms couldn't. Who knows lol

If it's happening everywhere else in the world, no reason to assume it wouldn't here.

 

[Acera]

I really liked how when I got passed by a Harris County Sheriff Department SUV today, it had "Homeland Security" on the hood. Even sped up and caught it at the light to make sure, as I was asking a buddy of mine in the SO's office WTF on the phone. He said some new program...............

They're probably thinking ahead. If civil war broke out I'm willing to bet the opposition would use some sort of IED as a way to take out military vehicles that regular small arms couldn't. Who knows lol

You are correct about thinking ahead, it's been in the works for a long time.

The Posse Comitatus Act somewhat restricts the use of the military as a national police force. The population would have a fit if the govt. were to deploy troops to occupy and enforce laws within our borders.

However, not many laws on the books regarding taking a police force and militarizing it, which if done slowly and 'for the safety of the children' will draw much less criticism, attention, and in a lot of cases public support. Hence, why you will see more armored vehicles, drones, and personnel wearing attire that resembles what a combat unit would wear rather than a peace officer.

In the end, there is no difference........................

Toss in a few false flag incidents and it will speed the process up.

 

[Texanjoker]

TSA is part of DHS and they seem to think they're immune. Wouldn't be surprising if this attitude took root and spread through the rest of the agency. Creation of the DHS was the absolute worst decision George W Bush made during his time in office.

I looked at TSA when I was moving to TX. They lost me when the guy talks about how they are law enforcement and brought up all this off duty stuff as LEO's...blah blah. Spare me. They don't even carry a gun and are not LEOs IMO..

 

[Rogue]

I really liked how when I got passed by a Harris County Sheriff Department SUV today, it had "Homeland Security" on the hood. Even sped up and caught it at the light to make sure, as I was asking a buddy of mine in the SO's office WTF on the phone. He said some new program...............

I've seen a couple of the "Homeland Security" SUV's around Houston. Are you sure they aren't one of those? I don't think Harris County has any vehicles with "Homeland Security" on them. Most of the Homeland Security SUV's frequent the area between I-45 south around 6-10 (they have a training building by Hobby airport on I-45 where they take up 3 floors of the office building) and their office downtown.

 

[stdreb27]

Now DHS buys 2700 ligh armored vehicles

I've seen a couple of the "Homeland Security" SUV's around Houston. Are you sure they aren't one of those? I don't think Harris County has any vehicles with "Homeland Security" on them. Most of the Homeland Security SUV's frequent the area between I-45 south around 6-10 (they have a training building by Hobby airport on I-45 where they take up 3 floors of the office building) and their office downtown.

I had some practically run me off the road, on 59 close to Victoria. I thought I was going fast at 80, they closed on me, in a few seconds and were out of site very quickly. Had to be going 95ish.

 

[Acera]

I've seen a couple of the "Homeland Security" SUV's around Houston. Are you sure they aren't one of those? I don't think Harris County has any vehicles with "Homeland Security" on them. Most of the Homeland Security SUV's frequent the area between I-45 south around 6-10 (they have a training building by Hobby airport on I-45 where they take up 3 floors of the office building) and their office downtown.

100% sure. It caught me off guard, that is why I caught up with it and checked. Yes, it was definitely a Harris County Sheriff Department vehicle with Homeland Security on the hood. It was confirmed, as I said by a friend of mine in their office. Guess I should not have been on the phone and taken a picture of it instead.

 

[Das Jared]

Re: Now DHS buys 2700 ligh armored vehicles

I see them ALL the time in south houston

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[Southpaw]

I see them ALL the time in south houston

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Sounds like Houston be where they will be directing operations to retake Texas?