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FINCEN forces are ruthless. There are—and I will use the back are tickled pink to leave Somalia fast as they can throw their regional map here—a number of forces spread throughout the ten _feet on a 747 or a 737 Airbus. There is a reason for that. It is a regions. For those of you who are not familiar with regionalism, __ situation that is typical of the type that the United Nations has put regionalism is a form of government that we are about to experi- us into. Of course, by the way, we're paying the bill too. This is ence if the New World Order people have their way. Under _ not good. regionalism, Michigan becomes not Michigan but Area 5. As It should be noted that a lot of personnel who are overseas—and Area 5, our capitol will be in we have personal contacts that are experiencing Chicago. Under the new states con- this right now—are having difficulties bringing stitution this particular type of gov- . * . family members back or sending family members ernment — La pe oh co FINCEN, or Financial Crime back from Europe to the United States. We have den we're poing to be pat of this Enforcement Network = iir".chr now. ‘They are atompling to send thes beri = New — er real personnel, have as much to wives and children out of Europe back into the quick. Unfortunately, we'd never . continental United States and the military will not vote for a governor again. The do with finances as the SAS it, will not send them. They have Aiean! Goveror will be directly assigned had to do with airplanes. the dependants, let alone the husband. This is by the President. interesting considering we are not at war and we The forces involved that we're have no threat of war on the horizon that anybody going to see in FINCEN Wil 00 Vv —CUT_————_——_—__—__mmmmmmssss could pick out, short of a few policing~actions well educated. They are profession- that are supposed to be very minor. al military forces. They are, for all practical purposes, mercenar- The amount of force facing the American people right now is ies. You're going to find that they normally serve an eight-year approximately the equivalent to several heavy infantry divisions tour unlike the old American mechanism which was a six-year with a couple of mixed mechanised divisions combined. We're tour, a mixed time of active and reserve component with IRR ooking at a little over 300,000 personnel that we could verify or (independent Rating Reserve). that we could at least identify in different parts of the country. There arc a lot of military forces that are being sent overseas. | These forces include FINCEN elements through Montana, north- Doesn't anybody wonder while in this time of peace we're sending ern California, southern California, central Texas, the northem more and more of our military strength to Bosnia-Hercegovina, _ part of North Carolina, Fort Drum, the eastern seaboard including Somalia, Thailand and has anybody heard about our ~ forces in Peru? I imagine not. Well, I'll give you a good example. We have twenty to twenty-one thousand personnel right now sitting off Yugoslavia's coast or in Yugoslavia at this time. We have approximately 20,000 mixed personnel functioning in Somalia. And that's 40,000 combat personnel. In addition to that we have 22,000- 23,000 in Cambodia. Now we've got 60,000 peo- ple overseas and most of them are combat troops. Let's go one step farther—Desert Storm—one of those little actions that was missed by everybody is that during executive orders that were signed, 18,000 US military personnel were sent to Peru for policing operations there under UN authority. Now, this is documented. We've got people who are down there right now. There are families and there are mothers that are highly concerned about the people that are in place. They have lost people there. People have been killed, This receives no publicity. Yet it's going on. It's a prime example of "watch my right hand, hey, you didn’t see what was going on over here, did you". That's what we have to worry about. These people control the media completely. What I do a lot of times and I recommend you do the same thing is videotape what's going on television but ignore most of what they say. Pay attention to the photographs. If they're really con- cemed with something they won't feed you much. But in many cases they'll feel the general popula- tion isn't that observant, and there is more in a pic- ture than there is in all of the gobbledegook and words that they've fabricated. You have to ask yourself when you look at pieces of equipment, activities, why is this taking place. Where is this taking place? Is this actually what is going on? If you look at the expressions of the individuals, the activities, the attitudes, you know that something doesn't taste right. A lot of military people coming FEBRUARY - MARCH 1994