Special Ops target Myanmar refugees for recruitment

Jason Douglass

Infowars.com

December 13, 2010   

Unlike the typical custom of baking cookies for a new neighbor, our military has identified them for recruitment and has begun to build relationships with the new community – identifying them as potential military assets.

“What we’re trying to do is to plant that seed at an early age – to tell them if they stay in school, stay out of trouble, improve their English and stay in touch with the local recruiter, they could potentially get into the Army,” said Maj. George McGrath, an officer with the Army Special Operations Recruiting Battalion at Fort Bragg.

Army recruiters met with more than 100 refugees handing out hats and T-shirts emblazoned with Armed Services advertising.

“They have a history of having a strong work ethic, and they are good war fighters, so we want them in our ranks,” the recruiter said. “And this way, they can dream past the chicken plant, and they can know there are other things this country can offer them, including joining the Army.” Maj. McGrath said of the reasoning behind the outreach.

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