Police State Activities In America

Miscellaneous

6/3/1983

Christian patriot tax protester Gordon Kahl killed by the FBI.

1984	Readiness Exercise 1984 (Rex 84) authorized by President Ronald Reagan allowed FEMA to implement the 10-region government to replace state and local governments. 23 detention centers for resisters were authorized by P.L. 99-570. Implemented Operation Ca
1984	Anti Drug Abuse Act. Strips away many of our Constitutional rights.

1989	President Bush Executive Order created Multi Jurisdictional Task Forces (MJTF) to control the civilian population.
1989	President Bush signed the Open Skies Treaty, allowing foreign aircraft to enter the U.S.
1989	A former NASA worker saw an ammunition factory and a concentration camp containing over 1,000 prisoners (men, women, and children) in a remote section of the NASA Test Site off State Route 607 in Hancock County, Mississippi.

4/25/1990	President Bush Executive Order created the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).
11/11/1990	President Bush Executive Order allowed United Nations Battle Groups into the United States.

1991	National Drug and Crime Emergency Act. Allows the President to suspend the Constitution and declare martial law.
4/1991	A 23-man BATF team raided the home of Del Knudson outside of Colville, Washington.
12/1991	The BATF raided the home of John Lawmaster in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

8/21/1992 to 9/1/1992	A MJTF consisting of about 400 men from the BATF, FBI, U.S. Marshals Service, Secret Service, National Guard, and Idaho State Police attacked the home of Randy Weaver and his family in Ruby Ridge, Idaho, and conducted an 11-day seige. Vicky Weaver, her 1
9/2/92	Fort Dix, Wrightstown, New Jersey transferred from the U.S. Army to the United Nations as a training center for United Nations peacekeeping forces.
10/15/92	David P. Scott killed in his home by 31 government agents from 8 law enforcement agencies because he refused to sell his 200-acre ranch in Malibu, California.
11/1992	Joint Military Contact Team program. State National Guard and U.S. military reserve personnel will be sent for training to various former Soviet countries, and their personnel will come to the U.S.

2/5/1993	BATF agents destroyed the home of Janice Hart in Portland, Oregon in a case of mistaken identity.
2/1993	A 12-man FBI SWAT team attacked the home of Rusty Hardenburg in Ohio and confiscated his computers used in his bulletin board service.
2/28/93 to 4/19/93	BATF agents attacked the Branch Davidian church and residence at Mount Carmel, near Waco, Texas, on 2-28-93. Four agents and six Branch Davidians were killed. The FBI took over and brought in Army and National Guard personnel. The equipment included A
1993	Crime Control Act of 1993. Attacks hate crimes, child abuse, use of cash, privacy, and criminal terrorism. Intended to control free speech, protestors, demonstrations, and criticism of government.
3/25/1993	More than 20 federal law enforcement agents, including armed U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Bureau of Land Management personnel, invaded the ranch of Paul and Rosie Berger (aged 84 and 91) near Sand Springs, Montana, for allegedly poisoning an eagle.
3/27/1993	U.S. Marshals and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers personnel invaded the farm of Ed Jacobson in Fulton, California, for allegedly disrupting a vernal pool.
4/21/1993	The Presidio of San Francisco Military Reservation was made a national park. Mikhail Gorbachev established the Gorbachev Foundation office there to oversee U.S. military base closings and environmental issues.
12/30/1993	A German freighter docked at Gulfport, Mississippi and offloaded 540 Russian military vehicles, which were then taken to the Airmar Resources facility at Saucier, Mississippi.

1/1994	U.S. and Russian personnel conducted Arctic Rescue Training Exercises at Fort Richardson, Anchorage, Alaska.
1/21/1994	Two fisherman were shot at on Pearl River near the large NASA Test Site in Hancock County, Mississippi.
1994	The 10th Special Forces Group moved from Fort Devens, Massachusetts to Fort Carson, Colorado. Training with Russian Spetsnaz Special Forces troops.
2/7/1994 to 3/7/1994	Joint U.S.-Canadian training exercise at Camp Pendleton, California, site of one of the eight Military Operations in Urban Training (MOUT) facilities now in America.
3/1994	60 USMC and 20 FBI personnel conducted a practice raid on the abandoned Hotel del Sol in Yuma, Arizona.
3/1994	Military vehicles were seen being transported up the Pearl River on barges and being offloaded at the NASA Test Site.
3/8/1994	A 100-flatcar train carrying Russian equipment was spotted going north in Ryegate, Montana. It carried mostly BMP-40 Urban Pacification units, and also Kam AZ 5320 and ZIL-31 trucks, and UAZ-469B jeeps.
1994	U.S. Army Reserve reorganized to conform to the 10 regions of FEMA.
1994	Ambassader Thomas Pickering addressed the National War College about the Multinational Military system under the U.N., Phase II of the transfer of military forces to the U.N.
3/25/1994	Boston Police Entry and Apprehansion Team dynamic entry of the wrong apartment resulted in the death of Rev. Accelynne Williams.
4/12/1994	Motorists were stopped on U.S. 10 between Bozeman and Belgrade, Montana, by 12 Montana Highway Patrol officers to check licenses and registrations.
4/1994	American citizen arrested at the National Guard Facility at Gulfport, Mississippi, Municipal Airport. He saw black U.S. and Russian helicopters there, including Mil 24 Hind D attack helicopters and Ka-27 Helix ASW helicopters.
4/22/1994 to 5/11/1994	Agile Provider 94 Exercise in southeastern U.S. 44,000 troops (U.S., French, Netherlands). Included search and seizure training in Gulfport, Mississippi, where home searches were conducted by U.N. troops on 4-25-94.
5/3/1994	President Clinton issued Presidential Decision Directive 25. Allows the President to transfer the U.S. military forces to the United Nations.
5/10/1994	Combat Arms Survey conducted at USMC Base Twentynine Palms, California by LCDR Guy Cunningham. Participants were asked 46 questions, including whether they would kill U.S. citizens who refused to surrender their guns.
5/19/1994	Two dark-colored A-10 Warthog military jet aircraft flew slowly over Noxon, Montana spraying chemicles. Many people got sick. Many chickens died.
5/20/1994	Constitutionalist tax protester Red Beckman's ranch in Billings, Montana was bulldozed by IRS agents.
5/31/1994	Four trains carrying United Nations equipment were spotted between Casper and Cheyenne, Wyoming, and at Wheatland, Wyoming. Included were tanks, APC's, 2 1/2 ton trucks, and jeeps.
6/1/1994	Soviet Black Sea Fleet ships practiced for an amphibiuos landing in the Gulf of Mexico. In July, Russian helicopters were observed making nightly flights between the Russian ships and Gulfport, Mississippi.
6/1/1994	Four Russian Typhoon class ICBM submarines docked at Mobile, Alabama.
6/1/1994	Five trains, each over 100 flatcars long, arrived at Ford Chaffee, Arkansas, carrying more than 1,500 pieces of U.N. equipment and large amounts of wire for fencing.
6/3/1994	President Clinton signed Executive Order 12919, National Defense Industrial Preparedness, making the President a virtual dictator in war or peace.
6/8/1994	Russian Red Banner Fleet and four floating drydocks docked at Gulfport, Mississippi.
6/8/1994	1,500 military vehicles were observed parked in the Airmar Resources compound on U.S. 49, Saucier, Mississippi. Included were Russian ZIL-131 and ZIL-137 heavy duty trucks, ARS-15 chemical and biological decontamination vehicles, chemical transportation
6/8/1994	Two Russian T-72 main battle tanks were spotted at a truckstop on Interstate 10 southwest of Fort Stockton, Texas.
6/8/1994	Two battalions of Russian troops were stationed at Fort Polk, Leesville, Louisiana, the North American Trianing Center for the U.N.
6/11/1994 to 6/29/1994	Grecian Firebolt 94 Exercise, Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania. 10,000 military and FEMA agents participated.
6/15/1994	Men in black uniforms conducted a roadblock at the intersection of Interstate 20 and Interstate 59 in Meridian, Mississippi and searched vehicles for weapons.
6/16/1994	Cape Canaveral, Florida, was closed for four hours to move Russian equipment into the compound.
7/1994	Four Russian military vehicles were observed moving under their own power on Interstate 90 near Utica, New York.
7/1994	Three U.S. Marine Corps Chinook helicopters and six DEA helicopters conducted a search for marajuana growers at McAlester, Oklahoma.
7/1994	A MJTF assault team consisting of FBI agents and 300 Marines from the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, conducted an anti-terrorist night raid with black helicopters on Tybee Island, near Savannah, Georgia.
7/4/1994	30 large military flatbed trucks were observed on Interstate 25 north of Denver, Colorado. 15 had wooden crates and 15 had helicopters with U.N. lettering on the side.
7/5/1994	An 80-car train carrying armored personnel carriers, tanks, and artillery was seen in Clemson, South Carolina.
7/12/1994	A Russian SA-8 Gecko surface-to-air missile system with 6 live missiles was observed being transported on Interstate 64 near Winchester, Kentucky.
7/23/1994 to 8/3/1994	Marines from the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit at Camp Pendleton conducted an urban warfare training exercise at Sacramento, California.
8/1994	Knock and Talk exercise in Kenai Peninsula, Alaska, by Army, National Guard, and Alaskan State Police personnel, practicing house-to-house search and siezure.
8/1994	Marines from the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit at Camp Pendleton conducted an urban warfare training exercise, attacking a 2-story warehouse in Oxnard, California.
8/1994	Russian police mititia troops trained with Las Vegas SWAT teams and San Francisco police officers in an urban assault exercise in San Francisco, California.
8/6/1994	21 black helicopters including 5 Russian ones, were sighted at the Smyrna, Tennessee airport.
8/21/1994	Russian Tu-20 Bear heavy bomber, Ilyushin IL-76 Candid refueling aircraft tanker and Hind attack helicopter spotted at Barksdale AFB, Bossier City, Louisiana.
8/21/1994	Russian Hind attack helicopter spotted in Biloxi, Mississippi.
8/25/1994	Two Russian T-72 heavy battle tanks on a flatbed truck were seen on Interstate 84 in Pendleton, Oregon.
8/25/1994	A convoy of Russian SCUD-B surface-to-air missiles and their 8-wheeled MAZ-53 launch vehicle were observed being hauled on giant flatbed trailer trucks on Interstate 40 near Albuquerque, New Mexico.
9/1994	Convoy of approximately 50 black vehicles, including Humvees and cargo trucks with trailers was spotted near Madison, Wisconsin.
9/1994	Training exercises by U.S. Army and local police personnel in Detroit, Michigan, who broke into private homes.
9/1994	21 German U.N. troops spotted conducting exercises near Wickenburg, Arizona.
9/10/1994	A train with 20 flatbed rail cars carrying 20 Russian ZIL-131 troop transport trucks was observed heading west in Morgan City, Louisana, believed heading to Fort Polk.
9/14/1994	Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act.
9/14/1994	A MJTF consisting of over 200 Shreveport police officers, Caddo County Sheriff's Department, Louisana State Police, F.B.I., and U.S. Marshals Service invaded Ledbetter Heights, Shreveport, Louisiana, and Port Allen, near Baton Rouge.
9/16/1994	30 MJTF helmeted policemen took over the Guthrie area of Chicago, Illinois.
9/17/1994	A long trainload of unmarked military vehicles on flatbed cars was observed heading east in La Sunta, Colorado.
9/21/1994	MJTF consisting of U.S. Army and National Guard troops conducted a nightime SWAT team exercise using live ammunition in Van Buren Township, Michigan.
9/22/1994 to 9/26/1994	Operation Ranier Light, a mock invasion of Ranier, Washington by U.S. Army troops, reservists, and Special Forces paratroopers.
9/30/1994	15 C-130 cargo planes contining Russian personnel and armored personnel carriers were offloaded at East Hartford, Connecticut and departed for parts unknown.
10/18/1994	Edwards Leahy Digital Telephony Act passed. Authorizes wiretaps and requires all telecommunications carriers to install wiretap equipment into their systems.
10/19/1994	International Association of Police Chiefs meeting, Albuquerque, New Mexico, attended by 7,000 police chiefs from around the world. Placed U.S. militias on the terrorist list.
11/1994	Soviet-made chemical weapon assault vehicles were observed at Fort Richardson, Anchorage, Alaska.
11/1994	Several hundred Russian Spetsnaz commandos disembarked from three C- 130 transports at Fort Bragg, Fayettville, North Carolina.
12/17/1994	Russian armored vehicles were observed on a railroad flatcar at Eglin AFB, Crestview, Florida.
12/20/1994	Russian An-124 Condor cargo plane brought in a SA-X-12 air defense system to Maxwell AFB, Montgomery, Alabama. It was trucked to the Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama.

1/1995	Trainload of Russian air defense equipment, including 2 ZSU-23 antiaircraft gun systems, SA-13 Gopher short range surface-to-air missle launchers, and SA-6 Gainful extended range surface-to-air missile systems observed in Bay City, Michigan.
1/26/1995 to 1/28/1995	Skiiers encountered 120 U.S. Special Forces and Russian Spetsnaz troops training at the Bridger Ski Bowl area near Helena, Montana.
3/31/1995 to 4/3/1995	300 law enforcement personnel and 4 SWAT teams laid siege to the home of John and Beverly Lekan in Brunswick, Ohio. John, who was disabled and, his son, John Jr., age 9, were killed. Police rammed the house with armored personnel carriers.
4/9/1995	Russian Antonov 124 Condor transport hauled away more than 100 heavy general purpose bombs from Gulfport, Mississippi.
4/19/1995	The Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma was bombed, killing 168 people. James McVeigh and Terry Nichols were later arrested, and much media attention was directed at militias and other patriotic groups. Bomb experts concluded th
6/11/1995	A MJTF with military police helicopters and units from the U.S. Army Special Operations Command at Fort Bragg, North Carolina conducted an assault exercise with live fire at Des Plaines, Illinois. The next day, they conducted urban assault training at an
6/28/1995	Michael Hill of Woodsfield, Ohio, the Chaplain of an Ohio militia group, was shot and killed by police Sgt. Matthew May during an apparently routine traffic stop on Route 16 in Frazeysburg, Ohio. His car displayed a personal tag which read "Militia Chapl
7/20/1995	Tax protester Gordon Sellner was ambushed and shot by Lake County sheriff deputies and state agents in Swan Valley, Montana.