Editors Note: I want to preface this article by giving a very special thanks to the brave individuals who obtained exclusive photographs of the facility, leaking the initial report to our agency.
FORT CHAFFEE, ARKANSAS — Carnis Village is what the Army National Guard calls it. A mock American town which even contains dummy citizens for domestic training purposes. Located on the grounds of the Fort Chaffee Maneuver Training Center, the massive training compound is likely a dead-ringer clue foreshadowing the grim path we are now traversing as a nation.
No longer are we free, “Big Brother” lurks around every corner, further pushing the populace into submission. In fact, it’s now widely accepted that cameras are everywhere, watching every facet of our lives, tracking us in real-time.
We also notice the massive police state presence that has been ramping up. Free humans are not even allowed to photograph or film in public anymore in some cases. What ever happened to the concept of photography or journalism? Avenues that are being blocked by the globalists now on all levels.
While likely all of this is a forced conditioning procedure implemented on the populace by the powers-that-be, we as free thinking individuals need to recognize the warning signs and dangers that are swiftly pulling us into an unstoppable downward spiral as a nation.
Now, upon publication of this exclusive Intellihub.com expose’, the U.S. Army has some explaining to do regarding this massive training facility which sits adjacent to the city of Forth Smith, alongside the Arkansas River. The facility is currently active and is in use by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), military and other domestic agencies.
While the military may be able to explain away this facility for use in overseas training, DHS and other domestic agencies simply can not.
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You have to train the "special action teams"(Enzetz Gruppen(spell?) somewhere. Where else can you train death squads away from the prying eyes? This is only one of several "US towns" built by the DOD, The most famous one is the Ft Hood sight used to train the BATFE for the WACO raid. Some of these "sights" even have Wal-Marts! The planning for martial law has been going for at least 20 years. Glad to see some finally noticed. I can't wait till somebody post the "Movement Drill" on You Tube. Where DHS "Evacuates" a small town in cattle cars to "relocation and reeducation centers" in the "west". Just remember "Work Makes You Free"
ReplyDeleteDHS "Evacuates" a small town in cattle cars to "relocation and reeducation centers" in the "west".
DeleteThat should open a few more eyes.
Every MOUT facility that I have ever trained in looked like this, except a few, and no port-o-shitters were available for comment at the time of photo. Those few facilities were dressed up with a couple of little Middle Eastern highlights in order to prepare us for what we would eventually see. This one is there to acclimate those training in it to operating on very familiar turf, their hometowns. What I did notice in one pic was the high capacity exhaust fans sticking up through the roofs of two housing trainers. These are the bang/smoke rooms. You gotta have a quick venting of the training area so that those FT's behind you get a chance to train without being irritated. I suggest buying a respirator or a decent mask for your survival contingency preparations. Another thing I noticed was the walls. I would advise as well learning how to scale such walls with minimal help. Notice the transit hub pavilions where people sit and wait for buses or trains. They are in close proximity of other housing areas. Did you notice the train trestle? Did you notice the curbs with high-center bumps on them? These photos tell me a lot about what they are training for. Something tells me though, that the cameras will not be there on tall lamp posts to record the action of the teams if it ever goes live in a neighborhood near you. Does GoPro come with a pic-rail attachment?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the observations and I had to look up GoPro.:)
DeleteHey Brock I live about XX air miles from Ft Knox. All weekend we have been listening to an Arrty. live fire shoot. This my not sound like much BUT the ARMY closed the impact aria YEARS ago when they moved the Armor School & 3RD AD to Ft Benning. There are NO active duty US ARMY units at Ft Knox, only a USMC training brigade, and the Recruit training facility.- Back when they had an active duty, "go to war" unit at Ft Knox Every time we heard a shoot like this(105's+155 shooting TOT's morning and night) we went to war with SOMEBODY within 30-60 days. This was not tank main gunfire- this was a long BOOM Rumble with a long pause and a LONG Thump rumble. (tank main guns just go BOOM the range is so short you never hear impact) Obama is getting set to F*** somebody up- Hope its not US!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the information. I was permanent party in a Basic Training outfit there for a while before I went to Vietnam.
DeleteThis crap worries me as much as anyone but I can't help remembering
ReplyDeletethe old line. I can't quite remember it but it's something about
government fearing free men and subjects fearing the government.
I'm thinking and hoping the government is fearing us (the collective us as in the US population) and maybe that's a good thing. Of course there is no more dangerous animal than a scared one.
Jefferson said it:
Delete"When the people fear the government, there is tyranny. When the government fears the people, there is freedom." Kudos to Judge Andrew Napolitano for keeping that quote alive.
Today, the people fear the government. Time for a change.
Indeed.
Deletecarnis:
ReplyDeleteDefinitions:
low passions
meat, flesh
pulpy/fleshy/soft parts (plant), sapwood
the body
wtf?
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Deletecarnis
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It is Latin.
DeleteClosely related to carne (spanish, meat) and carnal.
But different meanings.
Got it.
Deletemeat/flesh; the_body; pulp/flesh of plants, sapwood; soft part; low passions;
maybe closing foreign embassy's is just a feint to take us off guard at home so they canr declare and emergency here ?
ReplyDeleteyank lll
Good point and I wouldn't doubt it for a second.
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