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Why is Obama Pulling Tanks Out of Germany to Place on U.S. Soil? (Video)
Saturday, April 19, 2014 11:33
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Why is Obama Pulling Tanks Out of Germany to Place on U.S. Soil?
April 19 2014
Don’t be surprised when the Bundy ranch is surrounded with heavy armored brigades, but by then, it will be too late to do anything about it.
On March 18, nearly two dozen M-1 Abrams tanks were loaded onto a train headed for the docks in Bremerhaven, Germany. They were then shipped to South Carolina, according to Stars and Stripes.
The removal of the last remaining 22 tanks marks the first time in 69 years that a U.S. tank has not been on German soil. In fact, two German-based U.S. Army brigades were just inactivated, as another, the 172nd Separate Infantry Brigade at Grafenwöhr is currently being disbanded.
Of course, all of this occurs amid Russia’s recent annexation of Crimea, and their ongoing invasion of Ukraine. It is obvious that Russian President Vladimir Putin is well on his way to reconstructing the former Soviet Union, it is equally obvious that neither Europe nor the United States is going to lift a finger to stop him.
While we know that Obama is no military strategist, and his foreign policy has consisted primarily of appeasement, there may be more to this move than simply leaving our decades-old ally unprotected and vulnerable to an invasion from the East…
Given Obama’s penchant for bending over backwards to accommodate illegal aliens and drug smugglers entering this country from Mexico, it is safe to assume that our fearless (Dear) leader is not planning on sending the tanks to border.
No, it is much more likely that Obama is planning to suspend the Posse Comitatus Act and deploy these tanks (along with the 2,700 MRAPs already purchased by the Dept. of Homeland Security) on U.S. soil when he finally declares martial law.
Are you prepared?
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