Leaked DHS Drill: Military, Veterans, Capitalists Are The Enemy

Western Center for Journalism
March 26,  2014

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A shocking DHS document, leaked on March 24, 2014 by InfoWars, reveals who Barack Obama’s real enemy is: the military, veterans, the National Guard, and those who eschew Obama’s brand of democratic socialism. The 160-page document describes a drill going on this very minute, dubbed “Capstone Exercise 2014: Scenario Ground Truth,” whereby a fictitious anti-government group—whose stated ideology happens to match exactly that of the Tea Party—wages a cyber attack against the U.S. government after martial law has been declared in the wake of a massive earthquake and tsunami. Conspiring with this group—named Free Americans Against Socialist Tyranny—are elements of the military, veterans, and the National Guard.

The top secret document, mandated to be locked up and only seen by DHS agents—marked on every single one of its 160 pages that it should be seen by “Trusted Agents Only”—is a blueprint for what Obama is planning: Martial law and a declaration of war on the American people.

The two key passages are the following. Read this carefully, watch Western Center for Journalism’s exclusive video, and get to work impeaching the enemy of America, Barack Hussein Obama.

Cyber attacks are expected throughout the exercise by members of anti-government organizations, such as Free Americans Against Socialist Tyranny and individuals sympathetic to their cause. (Page 5)

While some Free Americans Against Socialist Tyranny members are capable of conducting adverse cyber operations, the greatest threat is current government employees sympathetic to their cause…[Also included] are employees within U.S. Northern Command, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army, National Guard, and Defense Information Systems Agency that may support Free Americans Against Socialist Tyranny doctrine…Free Americans against Socialist Tyranny sympathizers may include both former and current members of the military……Recent reductions in force and early separation requirements have raised concern for disgruntled military and Department of Defense civilians… (Page 125)