Under the call by lawmaker, to deploy the National Guard to the streets of Chicago to stop gang violence, lies a more sinister plan

Greetings,

They see civil war coming and this is a sly way to justify moving troops into US cities. In fact ,this is mostly about the coming implosion of American economic might. They want to keep control of their ex-slaves.

Think about it. If Chicago has police forces trained and supplied by US military forces, and if they have a huge silent security presence their and none of them can stop the violence, how then can more troops do it when they can’t do it in Afghanistan(over 250,000 troops their) & tens of thousands of troops deployed in Iraq?

Muhammad tells us why these things are going on here…” America, right up to today — with all of her battles with her outside enemies, never loses sight of the inside — her poor old Black Slave — she does not want him to do anything. She wants him to be deceived. She does not want him to accept his salvation that Allah (God) is offering the Black once-slave, here in America.”–pg.205(tfoa)

 Lawmaker demands the National Guard patrol the streets of Chicago to stop gun violence

The military could soon be patrolling the streets of Chicago, Illinois if a local lawmaker has her way. State Rep. Monique Davis has asked the governor to deploy the National Guard among an epidemic of violent crime.

Davis, a 76-year-old Democrat who represents Chicago in the  Illinois House of Representatives, said Tuesday that Gov. Pat  Quinn should order both the Illinois State Police and the  Illinois National Guard to assist with law enforcement efforts in  her city aimed at curbing crime.

More than 100 people have been shot in only the first 10 days of  July. Twenty people were shot during a single evening last month,  and at least 72 victims were either injured or killed by guns  during the Fourth of July weekend. Last year, a homicide tally  that surpassed the 500-person mark set a new record for the city  of Chicago. In a Tuesday news conference in Springfield,  Illinois, Rep. Davis asked the governor to consider exploring new  options.

“I am requesting with this press conference that Gov. Patrick  Quinn order the Illinois National Guard (and) the Illinois State  Police (to) come to Chicago and work with our mayor Ron (sic)  Emanuel to provide safety for the children, especially,” she  said at the event, a local CBS station reported.

Gov. Quinn did not immediately respond to the state senator’s  request, but in recent days has rallied for efforts that he hoped  would have brought violence down in the Windy City. Last week  Gov. Quinn said he was using his “constitutional authority to  address serious public safety issues” when he made a handful  of amendatory changes to a House bill that he hoped would  decrease violent crime. Those alterations were rejected, however,  and this week Illinois became the last state in the US to lift a  prohibition against carrying concealed firearms.

Rep. Brandon Phelps, another Democratic state lawmaker, said  residents “finally get to exercise their Second Amendment  rights” with gun owners now legally able to carry a concealed  weapon.

“If the governor wants to get serious about crime, let’s find  out about all the shootings going on in Chicago,” Phelps told  the city’s Sun-Times newspaper. “They’ve got the strictest gun  laws in the nation, but they still lead in shootings and  murders.”

Speaking against the legislation, Gov. Quinn said, “It has  shortcomings that will lead to tragedies.” State Police  spokeswoman Monique Bond told the Associated Press that law  enforcement expects 300,000 applicants will request  concealed-carry permits in the first year.

Meanwhile, Rep. Davis says the state must step-in to do something  to help keep shootings from climbing as high as last year, when  the number of gunfire victims surged to more than 20 percent of  what the city saw in 2011.

“It’s almost as if there’s a war going on,” Davis told the  Chicago Sun-Times. “It seems like it is genocide, and those  officials who can do something about it have chosen not to do  anything about it. I’m calling for the National Guard to come to  Chicago and ride up and down these streets.”

Rep. Mary Flowers, another Chicago Democrat, added to the  Sun-Times that she disagrees with her colleague’s plan but hopes  that the governor will respond with some sort of action.

“I happen to disagree with calling in the state police and the  National Guard,” Flowers said, “but what I do agree with  is that the governor needs to do something. We must be respected  in our community. We must have jobs in our community.”

According to Jens Ludwig, the director of the University of  Chicago Crime Lab, shootings in Chicago cost the city around $2.5  billion annually.

Source: RT

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