Army Builds “Fake City” in Virginia Which Includes ‘Internment Camps’

The United States Army Asymmetric Warfare Group has constructed a fake town at Fort A.P. Hill, Virginia.

The 300 acre ‘town’ includes a five story embassy, a bank, a school, an underground subway and train station, a football stadium, and a helicopter landing zone.

The interesting thing about this training center is the implication.  If it resembled enemy terrain, I wouldn’t be concerned.  Instead, it represents Anytown, USA, and given the current regime that occupies the seat of power in Washington, it raises a big red flag.

According to Colonel John P. Petkosek, “This is the place where we can be creative, where we can come up with solutions for problems that we don’t even know we have yet….”

Is this ‘town’ being used as a MOUT site in preparation for a government crackdown against the 1st and 4th Amendments to the U.S. Constitution? Just curious, because the way scenarios are being tossed around, it sure looks like it. Between the proposed ‘internment camps’, a PSYOP program that plans and executes “an understanding and appreciation of U.S. policies and actions”, and what seems to be a ramp up to martial law, I could swear the military and civilian hierarchy want to emulate Stalin’s Russia instead of a Democratic Republic.

Obama’s old Weather Underground pal Bill Ayers had the same idea.

I used to be in PSYOPS before I reclassified to Intelligence Analysis, so I know a few things about the tactics. I also know that although many people in this country are abject, self-absorbed tools who either don’t know or don’t care that their civil liberties are being snatched right from under their noses, there are some of us who will be a bit tougher to deal with.  We know the difference between security and tyranny.

Former DHS czar Janet “Big Sis” Napolitano compiled an Enemies List and Domestic Threat Assessment composed of Iraq/Afghanistan War veterans, outspoken Obama critics, anti-illegal alien activists, gun owners,  white middle-class Americans, and Americans who covet individual liberties.  By their definition, that makes me a threat.

That seems to be the trend.

Military instructors at some universities have also indulged in civil war with the Tea Party scenarios designed to create the fatuous impression that patriotic support of the U.S. Constitution is “extreme”.

Last I checked, every military enlistee took an oath to protect and defend that Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic.  If you need description of a threat, look no further than Obama, who has trampled all over the document since he got into office.

Remember this:

“When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.”

—Thomas Jefferson