Gotcha!: The Subordination of Free Will by Taylor Eldon

Author:Taylor, Eldon [Taylor, Eldon]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Progressive Awareness Research and R.K. Books
Published: 2015-08-03T21:00:00+00:00

Physical Control

Anything is better than lies and deceit!

~Leo Tolstoy

Misconception: Most trust their government to be fair and just and impartially administer the law, alert to our constitutional rights and wary of treading on them except in dire instances of national security.

Fact: The fact is, trust no further than you can verify! History advises the informed over and over again that those in power do what you can inspect, not what you expect!

It’s generally known that the real conspiracy theorists are members of various governmental defense and security organizations, such as the NSA and CIA. The ‘gamers’ in the Pentagon are continually coming up with scenarios, just-in-case models, to be prepared for contingencies in the world. As a result, we have attack plans for nearly every location on the planet.

War games are practiced, and sometimes they are practiced with our allies. Just as a fire department practices, so do our military. What sort of war game is being practiced when the U.S. Army invades an American town? In August 2013, Gillette, a small town in Wisconsin, saw a complete takeover by U.S Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations (CS & PSYOP). The command battalion practiced “joint control of a small town with local authorities in a ‘realistic training exercise.’”1

We chose the city of Gillett for the first time this year because of the size, demographics, and municipalities offered within the city and surrounding area,” said Sgt. First Class Patrick Leon, the noncommissioned officer in charge of the civil-military operations center. “It replicates what we may find in an overseas environment.”

The article [released by the army2] later admits, however, that there are no future plans to deploy these soldiers overseas.

The soldiers also gathered information on community leaders “from hobbies, interests, and religion” as well as “daily activities,” thus honing behavior profiling skills that could be useful to PSYOP teams in identifying “political dissidents.”3

I’m not sure what to make of this myself. Civil Command is typically the good guy there to advise local government on how to get things done. This is very valuable in such places as Iraq during the Second Gulf War, but there we have Americans teaching Iraqis about American systems and methods. How does this work when it’s in America? For whatever the purpose, the Command maintained control of Gillette for three days.

Bullets

A report by Paul Watson in August 2013 pointed out the planned acquisition of 3.5 million rounds of ammunition by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). That is enough ammunition for their “agents to fire 9,400 rounds a day, every day of the year.”4 What is their plan? Is it fair to ask?

Car Cyberattack

In 2013, Michael Hastings, an award-winning journalist, died in an automobile accident under very strange circumstances. The man collided with a tree in a head-on accident, but his engine was somehow catapulted nearly 200 feet in the opposite direction because of the momentum of the automobile at time of impact. Was Hastings assassinated? Was his automobile under cyberattack? “Richard Clarke, a State Department official-turned-special advisor

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