Feinstein: ‘It’s Legal to Hunt Humans In the US’

theintelhub.com
March 9, 2013

The establishment is no pulling no punches as their mouthpiece for gun control Dianne Feinstein is blatantly lying to the American public while at the same time programming the populace that indeed “it’s legal to hunt humans in the US”.
This comes with no surprise as we are seeing yet even more militarization of police departments across the US as they are accepting federal grant monies to obtain battlefield equipment.
Just this week the ACLU came out swinging exposing that small virtually crime-less towns across America are indeed gearing up for what appears to be a war on the streets of America. In fact the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) lists the United States domestically as a battlefield setting the standards for a future war zone while large defense contractors and wall street profiteers.

JG Vibes recently reported;

American neighborhoods are increasingly being policed by cops armed with the weapons and tactics of war. Federal funding in the billions of dollars has allowed state and local police departments to gain access to weapons and tactics created for overseas combat theaters – and yet very little is known about exactly how many police departments have military weapons and training, how militarized the police have become, and how extensively federal money is incentivizing this trend. It’s time to understand the true scope of the militarization of policing in America and the impact it is having in our neighborhoods. On March 6th, ACLU affiliates in 23 states filed over 255 public records requests with law enforcement agencies and National Guard offices to determine the extent to which federal funding and support has fueled the militarization of state and local police departments. Stay tuned as this project develops.

  Like a scene out of the old 1987 Hollywood film the “Running Man” the predictive programming is astoundingly accurate. Wikipedia describes the plot;

By 2017, the global economy has collapsed and American society has become a totalitarianpolice state, censoring all cultural activity. The government pacifies the populace by broadcasting a number of game shows in which convicted criminals fight for their lives, including the gladiator-style The Running Man, hosted by the ruthless Damon Killian, where “runners” attempt to evade “stalkers” and certain death for a chance to be pardoned and set free.

Eighteen months later, Ben Richards, a military pilot who was convicted of a massacre (in the process of suppressing a food riot in Bakersfield, California) which he actually refused to participate in, escapes from a labor camp with other inmates and flees to a shanty town on the outskirts of Los Angeles. Declining an offer to join a resistance movement, Richards instead seeks shelter at his brother’s apartment. He finds it is now occupied by Amber Mendez, a composer for ICS, the network that broadcasts The Running Man. Richards attempts to flee to Hawaii with Amber as a hostage, but she alerts airport security and Richards is captured and taken to the ICS studios. Killian coerces him to compete in The Running Man with the threat that if he declines, his two weaker escapee friends—Laughlin and Weiss—will be put on the show instead. Richards complies, but as the show begins, Killian reveals that Laughlin and Weiss have been enrolled as runners anyway. Richards and his friends are attacked by the first stalker, “Subzero”, but Richards kills him instead using barbed wire as a garrotte. This shocks the audience, as this is the first stalker to ever die on the show.

 We are living this reality now as drones are airborne in American skies.