Military Checkpoints

WeAreChange Ohio traveled to Newport, Kentucky to investigate the military checkpoints that appeared around the downtown area on September 6, 2009. Officially, this was done for traffic control purposes during the annual River fest celebration that is held on both sides of the Ohio River.
Military Police from the U.S. Army National Guard performed a series of tasks throughout the day, which included aiding the local police to close bridges across the river, and to reverse traffic along Monmouth Street in Newport.
Two Military Police officers were located at each corner of Monmouth from the Ohio River to 11th Street, while two Humvees were strategically placed to block traffic onto the Taylor-Southgate Bridge. One of the National Guard members indicated that there were also Marines in the area.
WeAreChange Ohio spoke with a thirty-year veteran of the Newport Police Department, who wished to remain anonymous. He stated that the local municipalities were desperately strapped for funds and that the city had been cutting back his division at the department.
While he welcomed the help from the National Guard, he recognized that funding was being systematically shifted away from local governments in favor of Washington.

A Question of Propriety

The soldiers from the National Guard were willing to talk to WeAreChange Ohio, and were very down-to-earth. They could fit into any suburban family setting. Their all-American demeanor made some of their statements even more chilling.
When asked if they would confiscate guns, shoot resisters in the back of the head, or throw people into ovens to incinerate bodies, the officers said that they were on duty to help the local police. Not once did they state "no."
Sam Logulo of WeAreChange Ohio felt that the soldiers did not belong in this type of situation. "Police traditionally work with the citizenry," said Logulo. "The military, their job is to kill and destroy."

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[itzmefantazia1]

I got this a long time ago from the we are change website, I did nothing to it, so fail yourself. @ killuminatisprit

[mikkamon]

why has the audio of the soldier talking been taken out???

[itzmefantazia1]

@mikkamon not sure, I will have to take a look at this video again, soon.

[melioped]

OATHKEEPERS(dot)ORG Ones that we can count on!

[itzmefantazia1]

Yes, we are members of that.

[curtisk07]

@TheStingray76 Your right posse comitatus only applies to ARMY AND AIR FORCE Navy and Marine corps is prohibited by DOD directive NG isnt prohibited by any act!

[TheStingray76]

yes all those troops are NG, i would know....Im NG...i dont know what the message or rather complaint of this video was but posse comitatus dosnt apply here....FAIL

[yassamena17]

unless there was a possible threat to national security...

[wonderbizzle]

I'm quite sure the state's national guard forces can be deployed at the discretion of the governor, or else troops would not be able to help out in things such as rescue efforts during natural disasters. Correct me if I'm wrong, though.

[mikederkonig]

The guy at 3:00 was an illegal alien hahahaha lmao. Jk had to say it.

[islandnsb]

Looks like a NG operation probably in response to flooding r some other emergencey. They are robably nt in Federal services and thus Posse Comitatus does not apply.Can't tell though without the sound. Patch in their shoulder looks like NG.

[Mindcrime121]

You need to pull this vid and re-upload after removing whatever sound bytes are copyright protected. If this is National Guard troops, you are totally misrepresenting the situation. They can be called on in the event of massive riots, natural disasters, or other similar situations in which the city police or sherrif's office is unable to handle things. It's part of why they exist.

[KilluminatiSpirit]

lol fail you download for audio and reupload

[macfanofgi]

@mikkamon Google "copyright abuse"