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By mid morning on Monday, September 17, as Occupy Wall Street protesters marched around the perimeter of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, all signs that an FRPD (Federal Reserve Police Department) existed had disappeared. The FRPD patrol cars and law enforcement officers had been replaced by NYPD patrol cars and officers. That decision may have been made to keep from drawing attention to a mushrooming new domestic police force that most Americans do not know exists. Quietly, without fanfare or Congressional hearings, the USA Patriot Act in 2001 bestowed on the 12 privately owned Federal Reserve Banks, domestic policing powers
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The police officers are technically known as FRLEO, short for Federal Reserve Law Enforcement Officer. The system has its own police academies for training, their own patch and badges, uniforms, pistols, rifles, police cars and the power to arrest coast to coast without a warrant. They have ranks of Sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain and a recruitment ad campaign with the slogan: “It’s about respect and recognition from your peers. It’s you.” Source:http://www.alternet.org/economy/federal-reserve-privately-owned-banking-cartel-has-been-given-police-powers-glock-22s-and
Are you looking for a challenging and rewarding position? Look no further. As a Federal Reserve Law Enforcement Captain Specialist, upon successful completion of prescribed training and certification you will be authorized to conduct law enforcement activities on behalf of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco pursuant to the authority given to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and delegated to the Federal Reserve Banks by Section 11 (q) of the Federal Reserve Act. In this critical capacity you will be charged with protecting and safeguarding the Bank’s premises, grounds, property, personnel and operations.
Duties may include, but are not limited to:
Oversee the Office of Emergency Management.
Coordinate intelligence activity with Federal and State intelligence units.
Participate in the Bank’s business continuity meetings.
Oversee internal investigative matter as assigned.
Prepare general orders and manage projects as assigned.
Act as Supervisor for day and/or night shifts, and serve as Supervisor for Control Center Operations.
Assist management with staff performance evaluations.
Direct Police operation in the absence of higher management.
UPOSITION REQUIREMENTS
This position is a sworn position reporting to the Vice President of Police Services. The successful candidate must possess a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university. The successful candidate should also possess five years of law enforcement experience at a public agency with progressive supervisory and managerial duties in emergency program management, business continuity, and criminal intelligence. The candidate must possess a FEMA certificate or the ability to obtain the certificate. Strong written and oral communication skills required. During emergencies, the Captain may be required to be on-call 24 hours a day, seven (7) days a week.
Source:http://www.wifle.org/jobs/Captain%20Specialist.pdf
According to a former St. Louis Federal Reserve Law Enforcement Training Instructor, the officers are trained on Pistol, Rifle, Auto-Rifle, Sub-Machine Gun and Shotgun with manufacturers encompassing Smith & Wesson, Glock, Remington and Armalite.
You think a couple billion rounds of ammo is normal for DHS? Do you know approximately how many rounds were used in Iraq per year? We don’t know why even the Social Security Agency is armed, while our Border Agents patrol with bean bag guns. One Retired Army Major General says the Military in Iraq used a mere 70 MILLION rounds of ammunition per year.
“Compare that with the 1.4 Billion rounds of hollow point bullets that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) ordered in March.” Maybe we are getting some history after all, and keep in mind, these numbers do not include the purchases of the Pentagon/Department of Defense. Now the federal reserve, a private bank has police powers?
The Federal Reserve, a Privately Owned Banking Cartel, Has Been Given Police Powers
The feds ordered another 200 million rounds of .223 as well.
The odds are, the dollar has four weeks or so. You think you saw a currency war? QE to Infinity is going to ignite the mother of all currency wars, and I estimate that 99.95% of us aren’t going to do to well at all.
Speaking Of Currency Wars, Today Japan’s central bank expanded its monetary easing by 10 trillion yen ($126 billion) Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012, moving to nurture the country’s feeble economic recovery and cushion its exporters from the yen’s rise against other currencies.
Every federal agency is getting armed, and now the federal reserve.
You people, especially you that think 1.2 billion rounds is normal, forgetting to add the rest of the purchases to the abnormal, better ask your selves what is the government getting ready for. Soon it is not a matter of faith.
Ben Bernanke at the Federal Reserve Board Meeting Sept 13th 2012.
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‘I liked to shoot everything – women, kids… it was kind of sport’
Secret Nazi tapes reveal how ordinary German soldiers were responsible for war crimes and not just SS
David Baker
Daily Mail
September 22, 2012
Secret recordings made by British intelligence during the Second World War have revealed for the first time the horrific atrocities carried out by everyday German soldiers.
One example of many recounts: ‘There was an event in the market square, crowds of people, speeches given. We really sprayed them! That was fun!’
Another reveals the following conversation: ‘We once did a strafing near Eastbourne. We flew up and saw a big castle; there seemed to be a ball or something – anyhow a lot of ladies in evening dress and a band.
‘The first time we flew past; then we attacked and kept at it. Boy oh boy, was that fun.’
Another reveals: ‘I loved dropping bombs. It makes you feel all tingly, a great feeling. It’s as good as shooting someone down.