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Reply With QuoteThey belong to the "Civilian National Security Force".Originally Posted by ajk1941
Is short, they are Obama's/the New World Order's brownshirts.
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This is a discussion on Federal Police within the General Talk forums, part of the General Discussion category; So, what is the difference between the troops running around in the Ukraine and the Federal Police we have running around here in unmarked military ...
So, what is the difference between the troops running around in the Ukraine and the Federal Police we have running around here in unmarked military vehicles? I don't remember voting for any Federal Police. Just what department of the government do they belong to?
They belong to the "Civilian National Security Force".
Is short, they are Obama's/the New World Order's brownshirts.
Its like this. When the government does something you don't like there's nothing you can do about it.
But when you do something the government doesn't like that's the end of it
It makes me sick watching the fools clapping and smiling behind the socialist waste of kenyan sperm as he spouts his dung filled propaganda.
Agreed. The Republic falls to sound of thunderous applause. This video is irrefutable proof that Zombies do in fact exist and live among us.
He really is the epitome of a gutter muzzie sheet weasel, from day one...
Its hard to tell you what agency they are without a link to what "federal police" are running around in unmarked military vehicles. There are dozens of federal police agencies; many of them quite obscure and some well know (BATF, FBI, DEA) and then the evil postal inspectors, FDA inspectors, don't forget ICE, and that list will go on and on and on...some report to DHS, a few to Treasury (and DHS), and then you got the NSA...oh my.
Can anyone show me in the Constitution where federal police are mentioned?
"It does not take a majority to prevail ... but rather an irate, tireless minority, keen on setting brushfires of freedom in the minds of men."
Samuel Adams
I think it is right after the "Good and Plenty" clause.
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