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I'm a global citizen, with an academic backgrund in the Middle East and Africa. Cities around the world feel like my home. I'm a professional Educator, which means something both in and out of public schools in the Bronx. And I believe in Solidarity. Wherever I am. Notes from my travels, research, and encounters tend to end up here... unique visitors since 28/5/11 Ask me anything Submit

January 28, 2012

I too am quite concerned about this, and don’t really accept that it was just “training.” The military and the private security of the elite (IE the police) don’t have a track record worthy of trust.

solitaryforager:

cartergriffen:

youranonnews:

LAPD, Pentagon Conduct Military Drills In Downtown LA

This is really scary, because I feel that they’re training to attack us. We’re seeing an uprising because we’re tired of our rights being taken from us, so they’re planning on riots happening, so they’re training to -shoot at us-.

There’s so many things that are freaking me out, rioters being labeled as terrorists under the hush hush NDAA and the brain washed soldiers just following orders and not fighting what they’re told, as well as the foreshadowing games like the rainbow six game: Patriots.

Developed by Ubisoft Montreal with “support” from Ubisoft Toronto and Ubisoft Red Storm, Patriots revolves around “a dynamic single-player storyline that captures the reality of modern-day terrorism and allows players to experience it from multiple characters’ perspectives,” says Ubi.

As rumoured, the new game sees Team Rainbow take on a new terrorist threat called the “True Patriots,” a highly-trained, well-organized revolutionary group that claim the American government is irrevocably corrupted by greedy politicians and corporate special interests.

Playing as Team Rainbow, players will face critical scenarios that will require them to make tough ethical decisions in order to stop this new breed of terrorists, says Ubisoft.

According to earlier leaks the Patriots campaign will see payers encounter multiple “drastically” different mission endings based on their decisions in the story.

Priming the need and desire for “counter-terrorism” on US civilians in young impressionable minds.