Michael Savage Says Russian Soldiers To Be In Charge with Fema New Law Passed Friday, August 9, 2013 22:05 At a time when President Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin appear to be clashing over the extradition of Edward Snowden, it’s hard to imagine signing an agreement that allows Russian troops to provide security at events on US soil… but that’s exactly what the Obama Administration did recently. According to an agreement signed in Washington, DC last week between FEMA and the Russian Emergency Situations Ministry, Russian troops can now be deployed to provide security at so-called “National Special Security Events,” such as the Super Bowl and G8 summits. This is a perfect example of the smoke and mirrors tactic that the Obama Administration has been using throughout his presidency. Their motto is:”Never let a crisis go to waste.” In this case, they’re simply using the NSA crisis to distract Americans as they adopt disastrous measures to weaken American sovereignty. How can this possibly be anything but a blatant effort to erode US sovereignty and move the nation further down the road toward global government? Concerns about foreign troops being used on US soil have lingered ever since the release of State Department Publication 7277, which is a blueprint for the harmonization of US and Russian forces under a framework of United Nations-led global government. Under the terms of the new deal, Russian troops could be deployed at ”National Special Security Events,” as determined by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Events that have been awarded this status in the past include the Super Bowl, international summits such as the G8 and presidential inaugurations. Back in 2008 it was reported that US and Canadian authorities had signed an agreement that would pave the way to using each other’s militaries on both sides of the border “during an emergency”.
Posted on: Sun, 11 Aug 2013 06:39:34 +0000