Infowars has been warning of omens of “War on America” for well over a year

I am re-posting here two news reports from Infowars.com that document its claims that the U.S. military is and has been training for war on America and the American Constitution’s Second Amendment (right to bear arms), while the Pentagon has been accelerating plans to confiscate guns and prosecute US conservatives.

“The experience of history shows that the confiscation of weapons is the precursor to mass murder and control by the state.” – David Icke

These two videos are from over a year ago. The first one is an Infowars news alert from February 14, 2014, titled U.S. Military Trains for War on 2nd Amendment – note that this was broadcast well before we started to hear about Operation Jade Helm 15 and other current U.S. Army exercises.

“They’ve made it clear in manual after manual, training scenario after training scenario, that they perceive the enemy as gun owners, limited government conservatives, libertarians and Christians,” this news report says.

“In the 20th century, governments killed four times more civilians than the combined total of those killed in all international and domestic wars combined.” – David Icke

“The Federal government has been in a big hurry to build a 300 acre city in just 2 years at an expense of $96 million to train the military ‘for problems we don’t even know we have yet’,” the report goes on to say. “Unlike the urban training centers we’ve seen before where the buildings are just empty concrete block structures or even merely plywood facades, this town is very detailed with glass windows, handicap parking signs, speed limit signs, logos on the subway that match the DC metro and a Christian church.”

The second video, published on May 14, 2014, features exclusive footage from inside this army training center built at Fort AP Hill, Virginia. Alex Jones talks to Infowars reporters David Knight and Staff Sergeant Joe Biggs who were sent to investigate the army’s new asymmetric warfare training facility.

■ Henri Thibodeau, with quotes from The Perception Deception by David Icke.