In the summer of 2015, a routine U.S. military exercise called Jade Helm 15 led to mass hysteria over an imminent invasion of Texas. Now, we might know why — and the reason is frightening.
Where can I find the Jade Helm 2017 photos online?
Amusingly, the only place on the web that seems to have the bulk of the public domain pictures from Jade Helm 2017 is stock photo site Alamy, which has them available for purchase. One of the official Jade Helm 2017 images, showing a Humvee backing onto a C-130J airlifter, which was mirrored on another website.
What is operation Jade Helm and where is it taking place?
Operation Jade Helm was launched on July 15 by the US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) and will run until September 15 this year. The “challenging” eight-week exercise is being carried out throughout Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah and Colorado.
Is Jade Helm actually a very long acronym?
And yet, the U.S. military has still found a way to make it weird, including the suggestion that Jade Helm is actually a very long acronym. Jade Helm 2017 reportedly occurred, at least in part, between May 2 and 5, 2017, according to one official U.S. Air Force news item.
Was Jade Helm 15 a dress rehearsal for martial law?
The conspiracy theorists claim that Jade Helm 15 is a dress rehearsal for the imposition of martial law which would be implemented in the event of a catastrophe of this level of severity.
Where did Jade Helm take place in Texas?
Todd Wiseman/Texas Tribune A map depicting the 12 Texas counties Jade Helm took place in: Bastrop, Burleson, Brazos, Edwards, Howard, Hudspeth, Kimble, Martin, Marion, Real, Schleicher and Tom Green. Camp Bullis in San Antonio and Camp Swift in Bastrop County were originally included, as well.
What is the ‘Jade’ exercise?
The conspiracy theories also included concern about the name of the exercise, with the “jade” possibly referring to China, or possibly an acronym for artificial intelligence developed by the U.S. military.
