Hamas built weapons depots across Europe (Page 3 of 3)
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Oct 7th should not have been as bad had the population been armed. Not just a few armed security The hams doesn't have the manpower unless they get the DSA involved. The hez is also in the US |
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Originally Posted By Redman556: @sandboxmedic They have a large mosque in Rock Hill SC. The people that go to that mosque, as well as some from a mosque near south Charlotte, have a huge piece of land out in the country between Rock Hill and York, multiple hundreds of acres. They train there. They set off explosives, fire fully automatic weapons, and all sorts of semi automatics. I don't know if you remember about the muslims from the US back during our war in Afghanistan, but they all came from Rock Hill, and all trained on that land. It was about eight of them that they linked back to Rock Hill. For whatever reason, the Feds, the State, none of them have been out there to do anything about it or to check the people out. I have a friend that's ahttps://www.youtube.com/lways doing crazy crap. He'll push things as far as the law will allow, or a bit further if he can get away with it. He went out there to the property they train at and drove up the dirt road, planning act like he was lost. He got about 100 yards up the road and a crew of them came up to his truck and stepped in front of it and stopped him. They told him to turn around, and he drove up the road up over a hill and there were guys setting off an explosive in a field about 25 yards away. He turned the truck around and headed back and those guys stopped him again, but he lied and told them he was trying to find a place to turn around and found a spot. They didn't try anything on him. He took that information to the police, they didn't do anything. He talked to SLED, and they wouldn't even go out there. I know he's not the only one, but it pisses him off because he was in Afghanistan and Iraq on several occasions fighting them over there. Somebody in government knows the place is out there. They know that militants in Afghanistan came from there. But they won't do anything. That scares me. They know and they know it's connected to terrorists. I don't know if the government is afraid, or if they keep an eye on the place and can respond quickly to anything they do, or the worst , which is they know they'll do something at some point, but they aren't going to do anything until they attack people. Did you know about the Rock Hill and York SC stuff ? People are afraid of being labeled. There are many posters here who keep their head in the sand when it comes to muslims. Same for certain agencies. They're not our friends, they're not going to be good Americans and the ones you think are cool are playing you and just waiting for the moment they're called upon or waiting for their violent friend to help them out. |
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Originally Posted By Stillnothere: The only way people will want change is if and when something happens. As much as it pain's me to say it, there needs to be an attack to make people wake up. otherwise its always going to be someone else, somewhere else. There was an attack, a quite successful one at that. Who is currently the Mayor of the city that was attacked? Sure, the people woke up - and went right back to sleep. There is a fundamental mindset in America that is based on people leaving each other alone. That worked well when the majority of people had similar values and desires. That is no longer the case in America. |
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Originally Posted By Sixtigers: You have no idea how jealous I am. My entire office has CCWs—does us no good. Kudos to your CO. Is anyone in your office a LEO? If so, they could potentially become deputized as a federal task force officer (TFO). Even the “Special Deputy” U.S. Marshals can carry on bases (as well as any other federal property). AFAIK they don’t need any permission from the base’s CO, nor a ship’s captain. |
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Originally Posted By Gunner226: Objectively, that attack has resulted in MORE support for "Palestine" across the globe - especially in the US - not less. The Islamic takeover that will ultimately happen here in the US is 100% brought to us by "conservatives" who are terrified of anything that resembles a "religious test" - even if it means allowing an avowed enemy to gather, organize, arm themselves, and gain political power in our own country. Islam will win. Because the only way to stop it would require doing things that conservatives will never, ever do. Because they're cowards who hide behind "principals." My principles would never allow me to hide behind a principal. |
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Originally Posted By KitBuilder: @Sixtigers Is anyone in your office a LEO? If so, they could potentially become deputized as a federal task force officer (TFO). Even the “Special Deputy” U.S. Marshals can carry on bases (as well as any other federal property). AFAIK they don’t need any permission from the base’s CO, nor a ship’s captain. The one guy that was prior LE just left his Emergency Response position to take a PHYSEC Lead position—and even with the new job, he isn’t authorized to carry. I work Insider Threat in an office full of INFOSEC folks. Only base cops and our NCIS Special Agents carry here. We received an email Friday that stated that due to Hegseth’s opinion on firearms, policy will soon change—just waiting on new regulations. Having said that: it only applies to STORING weapons on base. It was very clear to state that CARRY on base is not, and will not be authorized. But if you have a CCW, you will be allowed to have your firearm unloaded and locked in approved containers in your POV while at work. At the Commander’s discretion. Useless. But—it satisfies Hegseth’s requirement, while fundamentally changing nothing. |
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Originally Posted By Sixtigers: The one guy that was prior LE just left his Emergency Response position to take a PHYSEC Lead position—and even with the new job, he isn’t authorized to carry. I work Insider Threat in an office full of INFOSEC folks. Only base cops and our NCIS Special Agents carry here. We received an email Friday that stated that due to Hegseth’s opinion on firearms, policy will soon change—just waiting on new regulations. Having said that: it only applies to STORING weapons on base. It was very clear to state that CARRY on base is not, and will not be authorized. But if you have a CCW, you will be allowed to have your firearm unloaded and locked in approved containers in your POV while at work. At the Commander’s discretion. Useless. But—it satisfies Hegseth’s requirement, while fundamentally changing nothing. Originally Posted By Sixtigers: Originally Posted By KitBuilder: @Sixtigers Is anyone in your office a LEO? If so, they could potentially become deputized as a federal task force officer (TFO). Even the “Special Deputy” U.S. Marshals can carry on bases (as well as any other federal property). AFAIK they don’t need any permission from the base’s CO, nor a ship’s captain. The one guy that was prior LE just left his Emergency Response position to take a PHYSEC Lead position—and even with the new job, he isn’t authorized to carry. I work Insider Threat in an office full of INFOSEC folks. Only base cops and our NCIS Special Agents carry here. We received an email Friday that stated that due to Hegseth’s opinion on firearms, policy will soon change—just waiting on new regulations. Having said that: it only applies to STORING weapons on base. It was very clear to state that CARRY on base is not, and will not be authorized. But if you have a CCW, you will be allowed to have your firearm unloaded and locked in approved containers in your POV while at work. At the Commander’s discretion. Useless. But—it satisfies Hegseth’s requirement, while fundamentally changing nothing. Federal LE can acrry on military bases on duty for official business. Honestly, most gate security will let you in with LE credentials. However, base commanders can restrict this in different ways. A couple years ago, the Ft Belvoir, VA garrison commander only authorized access to installation with CAC. This greatly upset some DoD LEOs who liked ot use their B&Cs for access. For transparency, I do not know if he restricted access to only DoD CAC or allowed non-DoD ID holders (i.e., PIV card). Been hearing about the new locked/transport rules but nothing official has implemented it. |
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Originally Posted By jough43: Silly question. Do Jewish synagogues have caches? I know a Jew or 2 that certainly do at their home, but it isn't for offense. Technically, a synagogue is any place with a notable exception of a whorehouse where a religious quorum of Jewish men recognized as adults by the religious law assemble for prayer. |
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Originally Posted By SIG_gunner: Federal LE can acrry on military bases on duty for official business. Honestly, most gate security will let you in with LE credentials. However, base commanders can restrict this in different ways. A couple years ago, the Ft Belvoir, VA garrison commander only authorized access to installation with CAC. This greatly upset some DoD LEOs who liked ot use their B&Cs for access. For transparency, I do not know if he restricted access to only DoD CAC or allowed non-DoD ID holders (i.e., PIV card). Been hearing about the new locked/transport rules but nothing official has implemented it. Originally Posted By SIG_gunner: Originally Posted By Sixtigers: Originally Posted By KitBuilder: @Sixtigers Is anyone in your office a LEO? If so, they could potentially become deputized as a federal task force officer (TFO). Even the “Special Deputy” U.S. Marshals can carry on bases (as well as any other federal property). AFAIK they don’t need any permission from the base’s CO, nor a ship’s captain. The one guy that was prior LE just left his Emergency Response position to take a PHYSEC Lead position—and even with the new job, he isn’t authorized to carry. I work Insider Threat in an office full of INFOSEC folks. Only base cops and our NCIS Special Agents carry here. We received an email Friday that stated that due to Hegseth’s opinion on firearms, policy will soon change—just waiting on new regulations. Having said that: it only applies to STORING weapons on base. It was very clear to state that CARRY on base is not, and will not be authorized. But if you have a CCW, you will be allowed to have your firearm unloaded and locked in approved containers in your POV while at work. At the Commander’s discretion. Useless. But—it satisfies Hegseth’s requirement, while fundamentally changing nothing. Federal LE can acrry on military bases on duty for official business. Honestly, most gate security will let you in with LE credentials. However, base commanders can restrict this in different ways. A couple years ago, the Ft Belvoir, VA garrison commander only authorized access to installation with CAC. This greatly upset some DoD LEOs who liked ot use their B&Cs for access. For transparency, I do not know if he restricted access to only DoD CAC or allowed non-DoD ID holders (i.e., PIV card). Been hearing about the new locked/transport rules but nothing official has implemented it. As written, it looks like only AD .mil and DoW employees. No retirees or visitors. No contractors. |
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