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FORTRESS - The Military Prepper Plan

People need to be paying very close attention to this. Ask yourself why do they want this capability, and why do they want it now? If they need it, so do you. Get ready for whatever is coming.

there are too many things at play, enemy is in the gates, cartel, mobsters, enemies of the state, critical devices made by china that america relays on that runs dependent systems, and people who are poverty stricken and those who are pissed off at who's elected. its all a powder keg.
 
Basic antibiotics are a good thing to stock up on, too. You can get fish antibiotics online without a prescription -- they have they the equivalent of almost all the human variety and they're just as good (basically). People without insurance have been using them for ages. They last years beyond the expiration date (except for tetracycline).
well can't you get ivermectin online too or does that need a prescription?
 
Basic antibiotics are a good thing to stock up on, too. You can get fish antibiotics online without a prescription -- they have they the equivalent of almost all the human variety and they're just as good (basically). People without insurance have been using them for ages. They last years beyond the expiration date (except for tetracycline).
You can get a year's worth of antibiotics and most prescription meds from jasemedical.com. My wife and I did and I sleep much better at night knowing it's down there.
 
Is there any relationship between operation FORTRESS preparations and this interesting development:

From Military.com:

Selected quotes from the article are posted below. I realize there is precedent for these types of air defense deployments. But when performed around the backdrop of operation FORTRESS, is this mere coincidence or part of some bigger "they know something we don't" story?

Select quotes:
The U.S. military has deployed short-range air defense systems around President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, expanding protection at a private property that has already required millions of dollars in federal security expenditures.
The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and U.S. Northern Command confirmed the deployment Oct. 23, saying they positioned the equipment at the Secret Service’s request. Photographs identified Humvee-mounted Avenger short-range air defense systems, which are designed to engage low-flying aircraft and other aerial threats.

The military has not disclosed the deployment’s cost, duration or whether a particular threat prompted the decision. However, the additional defenses expand an operation that already requires fighter aircraft, military personnel and coordination among federal agencies.

Similar military operations protected previous presidents at their personal residences, although the latest deployment adds ground-based missile systems to the aircraft traditionally used to defend presidential airspace.
Bush’s Texas Ranch Had Military Air Protection
George W. Bush’s ranch near Crawford, Texas, offers a comparison.

In December 2007, the Air Force deployed seven fighter jets and 113 airmen to Fort Hood to protect Bush during his Christmas vacation. The aircraft monitored a 30-mile radius around the ranch under Operation Noble Eagle, the military’s homeland defense mission established after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

The military has a long history of providing extensive air defense protection at private presidential retreats, although there is no public documentation indication that ground-based missile systems were stationed at Bush’s ranch.

Avenger systems themselves have an established domestic mission. The Army National Guard has used Avengers, Stinger missiles and radar systems to defend Washington, D.C., airspace.

Their appearance near Mar-a-Lago therefore represents an application of existing military capabilities rather than an entirely new homeland defense mission.
 
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