Doug Hagmann’s Stunning Jade Helm Interview with Dave Hodges

WW2 Holland and France freedom fighters removed railroad tracks along all major routes to try to save citizens going to the camps and resupplies being shipped to do harm. It took them days to repair removed rails so it did help their cause to stop dozens of trains per day over each section, so it backed up the entire train system. They also kept larage objects like abandoned vehicles or trees, etc. on major freeways and routes (streets) to slow and stop their agression so they could not just travel freely anywhere and everywhere they wanted alone. They saw they are moving tanks or vehicles to different locations and their train/truck couldn’t be delivered to resupply them… This is how they won their freedom so never forget… Old military actions may save your life someday, or your loved ones, or fellow Patriots Loves ones.

French and Dutch people who lived near train tracks during WW2 documented and noted the daily times it past them. They counted the # of trailors, and any heavy equipment or personnel at each. After a few days, they could see any “pattern” of their times going past them, and what they were transporting. Most the heavy equipment such tanks and trucks, were mainly moved at night to hide them from full view. Like many passing train times were at 2am each morning moving heavy equipment, and they seen the same thing at the same time all the time. Thats when they knew when to best remove the rail(s) for stopping the most valuable train… They also passed their info on to other freedom fighters down the line and shared their info, as they all worked together for freedom. Remember too, refueling locations, food, water and staging areas were also major areas that were monitored to slow them down. They looked at all the most vital staging areas needed because w/o gas, they couldn’t drive; or no food or water the personnel can’t last long… Littler places were still good, but focused on its overall impact. God weren’t the WW2 freedom guys smart? But we all can learn from the past…. Good luck to you all…

And the WW2 freedom fighters citizens who live near airports or water harbors, also were monitored to stop as much from coming into their country at its very source. Large transport Ships were sunk in harbours to block them from the docking, and aircraft were damaged from flying. Those worked out great for them but the single most important and easier way they stopped them is stop them when they are leaving and entering the bases. This way removing key personnel from flying (like a piolet or air traffic controller) while they are outside the base leaves them few people knowing how to fly them or steer them. So even maintenance personnel to make repairs, if they can’t come in out, leaves no one knowing how to repair them. So these unknown WW2 hero’s stopped as many people they could one at a time outside the bases, when they were alone. So people who lived near those places monitored the personnel and supplies going into/out of the bases. Just like fuel. Each need a continuous supply in all the time to keep them flying or sailing… They followed where the tanks were supplying them and destroyed them so no gas no flying or sailing to harm others. Millions of unsung Patrioits of WW2 were unknowns, so everyone played a part on their end. They never knew if it helped, but down the chain, it did all add up to disrupt their resupplies and lines…