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Victim Of Castro Round-Ups ‘Worried Immensely’ About Jade Helm
Jade Helm has aroused many suspicions of martial law and the possibility of round ups of US citizens, to then be thrown into internment camps. One man named Larry Daley, who has lived through such horror in Cuba, 55 years ago, after he and his sister and 200,000 others were rustled. Larry recently saw the video out of Florida that resonated with him immediately, after seeing police and military training with civilians in mock round ups, Larry is deeply troubled by this. According to Infowars: Concerns sparked by Fort Lauderdale video of troops interning citizens
A victim of Fidel Castro’s mass round-ups of dissidents in Cuba has expressed alarm about the upcoming Jade Helm exercise, writing that he is ‘worried immensely’ about the military drill set to take place in nine U.S. states this summer.
In a letter to the editor of the Corvallis Gazette-Times, Larry Daley remarks that he was shocked to see video out of Fort Lauderdale which features military and police training together to arrest citizens and take them to internment facilities.
“It has been more than 55 years since 1961 and the Castro-ordered round up suspected resistors in Cuba. According to some press reports in excess of 200,000 were arrested during the Bay of Pigs,” writes Daley.
“My youngest sister and I were arrested and taken to improvised holding facilities. We ended up in the huge Blanquita Theater. We tried to sleep under lights on the theater seats for days on end. There were bodies on the floor. The sanitary facilities overflowed with sewage.”
His memories were stirred after reading about Jade Helm, a “realistic” military training exercise, which will involve the Green Berets, Navy Seals, and the 82nd Airborne Division, and is set to take place from July 15-Sepember 15.
Some fear that the drill is an escalation of preparations for martial law in America, plans for which have been in place for decades. During the exercise, troops will operate “undetected amongst civilian populations,” to see if they can infiltrate without being noticed.
