Jade Helm Will Be In My Town Next Week ~ By Devvy Kidd

From within the article by Devvy:

There is a difference between hysteria and being concerned and wanting answers. This article is also typical of what's been swirling around the Internet:

Chronology Of All ANP Jade Helm 15 Articles, Related Walmart Closings, And Military Movement Across America

"Since March 13, 2015 when All News PipeLine received and published the leaked Jade Helm 15 documents, a firestorm blew throughout the internet with Alternative Media exposing every possible connection, theory, danger and highlighting other disturbing military training exercises happening on US soil, many Americans have "woken up" to the very real possibility that the US government is actively preparing to lock down the country and declare martial law, whether it will happen during these planned exercises from July to September, or if these exercises are just one of the preparations for a later event.

"Below we will list the chronology of ANP coverage on Jade Helm by both Stefan Stanford, Susan Duclos and a reader submission, the strange announcement of multiple Walmart closings, some in Jade Helm states and the possible connection to Jade Helm, and the massive military movement being seen across America since Jade Helm was exposed to the public."

The link above has a whole list of stories about Jade Helm; no need to duplicate them here.

This article by Devvy Kidd is a good one for people to read that are not aware of JADE HELM 15. If you aren't yet familiar with JADE HELM 15, don't feel bad, it isn't something that is discussed on any of the mainstream news sources, not even on Fox News Channel (that I've seen, and I watch a lot of Fox News!).  However, you can find a treasure-trove of information on the alternative news sources and talk radio.

The Internet has been raging like an inferno over this large special ops joint exercise to be held July 15 - September 15, 2015. I've read dozens and news items about Jade Helm. Web sites and radio hosts whipping people into a frenzy. On April 30, 2015, Dave Hodges, posted this: Closed Walmarts To Be Guerilla Warfare Staging Areas in Response to Invasion

Here is a video on youtube from TRUTHstreammedia:


I guess that you couldn't include me in the "whipped into a frenzy" crowd, but that doesn't mean that I don't have some particular concerns, some that Devvy covered in this column. My words of caution is that you need to be sure you aren't whipped into a frenzy just so some entrepreneur out there can sell more survival gear to you.

Thankfully, we do have that First Amendment, that pesky clause of the document that the Elites of the Shadow Government and New World Order would rather we didn't have. We can consider ourselves fortunate that we are free to gather and disseminate information, and free to listen to talk radio hosts, even if it is Alex Jones (Infowars.com) Just sayin'...

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Jade Helm Will Be In My Town Next Week

By Devvy Kidd

July 12, 2015

From NewsWithViews.com

I live in Big Spring (West) Texas between Midland and Lubbock. Much to the shock of many in our small town, in April we found out Big Spring will be a 'Jade Helm 15' exercise location.

In early May military helicopters started flying over my house here and there for about a week. I speculated they were looking at the terrain for training spots. Although, I guess according to this article I'm supposed to be terrorized:

Jade Helm Personnel Are Terrorizing Small Texas Communities: "Residents of Big Spring, Texas are reporting the “scary” sight of helicopters and tanks arriving in advance of Jade Helm, a military exercise that has prompted concerns amongst some that U.S. troops are preparing for civil unrest in America."

I have not seen any tanks. Yet. Texans scared of a few helicopters flying over? It does happen every once in a while. About 90 miles south of here is San Angelo where Goodfellow AFB is located and 120 miles east of here is Abeline where Dyess AFB is located. We don't swoon over a few helicopters.

We were not told about this 'event' until it was a done deal. While I wouldn't say there was a revolt, some are upset and vocal about it; hard to guess how many. Our idiot mayor told the local rag newspaper military officials had negotiated contracts with local landowners to conduct Jade Helm 15 exercises. No landowners are being forced to have training on their property. Any training on public land was worked out with regional authorities. A couple of landowners were quoted in the newspaper saying they would refuse to allow any military exercises on their land - not even for money. Hard to say how many also took that position.

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Obama quietly erasing borders ~ By Jerome Corsi

Jerome Corsi follows up on a story that has been covered in WorldNetDaily.com over the last few years. This is by no means just another "conspiracy theory."

Because much of what is taking place is well under the radar of the mainstream press, many people are not aware of the incremental plans to unify the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Also, when the term "shadow government" is used in this story, it is referring to the working groups from the governments of U.S., Canada, and Mexico that have the appearance of not being accountable to the citizens of their countries.

Obama quietly erasing borders

Dem administration advancing 'North American Union' agenda

JEROME CORSI

By Jerome Corsi

December 15, 2010 ~ 10:20 pm Eastern

© 2010 WorldNetDaily

Acting quietly, below the radar of U.S. public opinion and without congressional approval, the Obama administration is implementing a key policy objective of the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America, or SPP, to erase the border with Mexico and Canada.

The administration is acting under a State Department-declared policy initiative described in a March 23 fact sheet titled "United States-Mexico Partnership: A New Border Vision."

"Mexico and the United States have a shared interest in creating a 21st century border that promotes the security and prosperity of both countries," the State Department declared. "The U.S. and Mexican governments have launched a range of initiatives that challenge the traditional view of 'hold the line' and are developing a framework for a new vision of 21st century border management."

At the same time, CTV News in Canada has obtained a draft copy of a declaration between the U.S. and Canada entitled "Beyond the Border: A Shared Vision for Perimeter Security and Competitiveness," to be implemented by a newly created Canadian-U.S. "Beyond the Border Working Group."

The two documents strongly suggest the Obama administration is pursuing a stealth bureaucratic methodology to establish a common North American border around the continent, encompassing the U.S., Canada and Mexico, while simultaneously moving to erase the borders between the U.S. and Mexico as well as between the U.S. and Canada.

Under the Bush administration's SPP, the U.S., Mexico and Canada organized some 20 different "shadow government" bureaucratic working groups composed of agency heads and undersecretaries in the three nations. The groups span a wide range of policy areas, from e-commerce, to aviation policy, to borders and immigration, trilateral travel, transportation, energy, environment, food and agriculture, health and financial services.

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Fluoride fear-mongers ~ By Phil Elmore

Phil wrote more about the fluoride-in-the-drinking-water fear-mongers in this column. There are several things to learn from this column. The conspiracy theory communities will always claim that evidence that disproves their theories is suspect, and the lack of evidence proving their theories is being suppressed. Secondly, as in this case, the peddling of fear is an industry, and is the one and only industry that prospers from the sale of their conspiracy theory.

For the rest of us, it is as basic as learning to look both ways before crossing the railroad tracks. It is important to know that while governments sometimes do things covertly that are not always in our best interest, always be aware that there will be people that will make claims that they know will play on your imagination and concerns, with or without any honest evidence. Look both ways, but don't be afraid to cross the railroad tracks if you don't see the train coming. Just sayin'...

Proponents of the deadly fluoride myth claim that a vast conspiracy both promotes false safety results while suppressing genuine evidence of the harm supposedly caused by fluoridated drinking water. This is very convenient for true believers in this myth – because, by definition, such shadowy conspiracy theories and cabals of globalist operatives can neither be proved nor disproved. Any evidence that refutes such theories is automatically suspect, while any evidence the conspiracy theorists cannot produce is presumed to have been "suppressed" by the very cabal that is supposedly working so hard to poison you.

Despite their puerile reasoning and wide-eyed hysteria, my critics are correct about one thing: The only winners in this debate about fluoride are indeed part of an industry. In this case, that industry is fear. The product is conspiracy theory, and the snake oil salesmen are those peddling baseless accusations to demonize a technology that, while it may indeed be a government overreach, is still not the diabolical plot they wish you to buy.

By Phil Elmore

Posted: August 05, 2010 ~ 1:00 am Eastern

© 2010

Two weeks ago in Technocracy, I set out to debunk some of the most glaring conspiracy theories surrounding fluoride – the levels of which are regulated to roughly one part per million in the drinking water of 170 million Americans. From the outset, my column, "Is fluoride part of globalist plot?" made no attempt to determine whether your government should regulate drinking water fluoride levels. Part of the mission of Technocracy, however, is to identify ways in which technology affects your life and especially your liberty. Very frequently, we identify a given technology and warn you about it. We explain to you why you should be concerned about the use and abuse of this technology by your government and by your fellow citizens.

If this is true, it stands to reason that when a technology is not necessarily dangerous or worrisome to you, we should inform you of this. It was my conclusion, in the July 22, 2010, installment of Technocracy, that the fears commonly cited regarding fluoride are baseless. They are unfounded conspiracy theories whose propagation serves no one. I did not say this for any other reason than because it is true. To assess the purpose and place of technology in your life requires reasoned, rational thought. It requires judgment. It requires a dedication to what is true, regardless of wishful thinking and regardless of political affiliation.

I am blessed to write for a site whose editors permit dissent. When previously I spoke out against the myth of vaccine-caused autism, WND ran a guest column by Cynthia Cournoyer. Her intent was to refute my piece. I later, on one of my own sites, posted a lengthy rebuttal to her attempt. Other than permitting me to participate in this free exchange of ideas, WND's management made no attempt to dissuade me, censure me, discourage me, or pressure me to change my opinion. I believe this is the mark of a news and opinion source whose staff believe in truth and reason above agenda and advocacy. I believe this even when I disagree with the prevailing editorial sentiment of this site – although I agree with that cumulative opinion far more often than I don't.

With none of this dedication to truth over argument, a certain conspiracy-theory website ran a column last week blithely accusing me of saying that "fluoride is good for you." The article's authors claim they are motivated to "correct" my "misconceptions." The piece is a childish, sensational, hysterical appeal to emotion that is typical of conspiracy theorists' inability – or unwillingness – to reason.

While the nature of and the most accurate means to determine toxicity is still debated, my critics completely ignore one of the most basic concepts in science. They obsessively and hysterically share excerpts from MSDS sheets for hydrofluosilicic acid and sodium silicofluoride to impress on the reader just how ... sciencey ... is their argument that these are deadly POISONS. Why, how could anyone want to put them in water? In so doing they ignore the very obvious concept that the dose of any substance determines its toxicity. Concentrated chemicals that are deadly to human beings, once properly diluted, can have many benign and even beneficial applications. My critics are so busy pointing at dangerous-looking labels that they deliberately overlook this point.

Cornell University's Nancy Trautmann points out that the caffeine in a normal person's diet does not make one sick – but only 50 times that amount could kill a human being. Nicotine, taken by countless smokers, is not itself immediately fatal – but concentrated it is a deadly assassin's poison. Spinach contains oxalic acid; if you ate 10 or 20 pounds of it in one sitting, it would damage your kidneys and probably kill you. Vitamin D, which is added to milk, will in high doses cause high blood pressure, kidney stones and even deafness and death.

That's right – even Vitamin D, in the concentrations my critics believe they can know to be harmful simply by eyeballing them in a water treatment facility, is highly toxic. How, oh how, can we justify adding this lethal chemical to our children's milk? I'll pause now to wring my hands dramatically.

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