Would Americans fire on Americans? Or would it be easier for Americans to fire on Australians? A major Joint Exercise is to take place in Australia. It involves 30,000 United States troops, and will involve “door to door searches and seizures”. It is called Operation Cabin Thrust.

According to Cherith Chronicle, Oct-Dec 1996,

“President Clinton has just sent 17,000 troops to train the Australian and UN troops.”

The Master Search Warrant states that the bearer is authorized to search and seize

“firearms, weapons or implements of war or component parts thereof, ammunition, bombs, explosives or material used in the manufacture of explosives, short-wave radio receiving sets, transmitting sets, signal devices, codes or ciphers, cameras, means for promoting biological warfare... printing presses, mimeograph machines or other reproducing media on which such propaganda aforementioned has been or is being prepared, records, including membership and financial records or organizations or groups that have been declared subversive or may hereafter be declared subversive by the Attorney General, cash funds either in currency or coin, promissory notes or checks, securities of any nature, papers, documents, writings, code books, signal books, sketches, photographs, photographic negatives, blue prints, plans, maps, models...”

How would you feel if an American soldier arrived on your doorstep with a search warrant?
He would not be like a friendly American TV personality; he would simply be obeying orders - get the guns!
 
 
 

Wendy Howard...editor of Despatch

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