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Discussion on Issue #62 is open.
When do you think we would start seeing the first passport checkpoints in the US?
I think as usual there will be a couple of blue states or major cities that will introduce the measures first and they will try to exploit state police and roving or random checkpoints. Then, the federal government will show support and attempt to rally ALL blue states to enforce similar rules with their blessing, along with more permanent or “hard checkpoints”. They know they will not be able to con red states into accepting checkpoints so they will try to simply lock the red states in and not allow unvaxxed people from those states to travel anywhere else. I do suspect that the establishment will need a pretty aggressive crisis, either economic or an attack of some kind, in order to bring in any checkpoints. They will need the public to be highly distracted before implementing domestic travel restrictions, even in blue states. The result will be war; there’s really no way around that. To answer your question, I would not be surprised to see the first passport checkpoints go up in a year, unless there is some kind of catastrophic event such as a grid down or cyberattack that lasts more than a couple of weeks.
It would take a lot of checkpoints to lock down just one state. Where will they get the people for that kind of program? I think they would have to outsource to the UN…
It depends on the scale of the situation – They would likely focus on major travel routes and highways at first, so if you think about it they would not need many people or checkpoints, only one big checkpoint per major border crossing on the highways, perhaps with a dozen or so security personnel. If there is massive resistance then they would need to do what they did in places like Iraq, staging 20 to 30 checkpoints for every 150 miles of highway and roving patrols on back roads. I agree that they would have to outsource and the plan still won’t work in the long run, but that doesn’t mean they won’t make the attempt.
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A little late for the party I know, but as someone who once worked for the city I have some idea how heavy machinery operates and how they could be disabled. I also know first hand how expensive and time consuming it can be to get replacement parts; we had to wait more than a month for replacement parts for the hydraulics and a busted window. And this was years before the pandemic and lockdowns. Imagine what it’d be like during a complete economic collapse or another lockdown.
Yes, if you are dealing with any kind of aggressive force that is trying to establish a foothold in an area with a checkpoint system or forward operating base, your best chance is to hit them WHILE they are trying to build the infrastructure and to take out the heavy equipment (It’s easier to replace people than it is to replace expensive equipment). It actually doesn’t take much effort and if you have a long range platform you can hit that equipment from hundreds or thousands of yards away. Now, some of these items are armored, but mostly in areas where the operators sit. The hydraulics and other exposed components are easy pickings. If all else fails, a close range fire bombing or thermite bombing of the equipment might be in order. It will take them forever to replace the damaged goods.
Keep in mind that fire will take out armor especially if that armor is detained or held in one spot.