Relocation Of Us Citizenry To Detention Camps

This summer the U.S. government will begin an unprecedented joint military exercise involving several states and tens of thousands of participants ranging from special operations groups to volunteer citizens.



The official purpose of the exercise, dubbed Operation Jade Helm 15, according to the military is to prepare American soldiers and special operations teams for emerging foreign threats. But investigations by independent media outlets suggest it is much more than a standard “training exercise.”


Involving as many as 10 states, the operation reportedly identifies several hostile areas around the United States, including Texas and Utah and aims to have the military prepared to “master the human domain” by utilizing citizen reports and surveillance to accomplish their mission.


In other words, as Dave Hodges recently noted, they want to engender trust in order to control “the totality of the physical, cultural, and social environments that influence human behavior.”


To add further fuel to the fire EKS Group LLC., a Federal contractor, is now seeking Department of Defense role players who will be tasked with what appears to be exercises that simulate the forced detention and relocation of American citizens.


The report goes on to note that the job qualifications for the role players require applicants to be able to walk up to 18 miles per day and drive in a car for up to 12.

Surveillance Role Players
Location:  Phoenix, AZ
Travel:  CONUS/Approximately 50%
EKS Group, LLC is an equal Opportunity Employer (EEO) as well as a Section 503 and VEVRAA compliant company.  All positions require successful completion of a five-panel drug screening. 

Job Description:
We have an exciting opportunity for Surveillance Role Players (SRP) in the Phoenix, AZ area. SRPs will provide surveillance role player services to the Department of Defense. For this position, EKS is looking for part-time personnel to play a vital role in assisting with this security related training. All candidates irrespective of qualification level or prior background will be evaluated for their ability/suitability to provide surveillance role playing that results in fully trained DOD professionals.  Candidate will operate as a member of a surveillance team conducting static, foot, vehicle and/or multi-mode surveillance of personnel in urban and rural environments and under all weather conditions.  Candidate will record and maintain appropriate vehicle and surveillance logs in accordance with EKS techniques and procedures.  This position is part time as needed. 

Skills/Qualifications:
Minimum of 21 years of age
Must be a U.S. Citizen
Maintain a Secret DoD clearance
High school diploma, or GED
Generally physically fit; with the ability to walk up to 18 miles per day for up to twelve consecutive days; with the ability to drive or ride in a vehicle for up to twelve hours per day
Successful completion of a 40-hour Surveillance Operations Course
Maintain a valid state driver’s license and a 36-month clean driving record
Ability to read, write, and speak English fluently
Ability to solve practical problems and deal with a variety of concrete variables in situations where only limited standardization exists
Ability to interpret a variety of instructions furnished in written, oral, diagram or schedule form  

Ability to operate communication devices such as cell phones and walkie-talkie type radios GPS devices, and surveillance photo/video equipment ethically and in accordance with established EKS policies and procedures
Local knowledge of the Phoenix area is highly desired
Basic computer skills

Physical Demands: 

Frequently required to sit
Frequently required to walk
Occasionally required to stand
Occasionally required to reach with hands and arms
Continually required to talk or hear
Occasionally required to lift light weights (less than 25 pounds)
Specific vision abilities required for this job include: close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust or focus

Work Environment:

Exposure to extremely hot conditions (over 100 degrees)
Exposure to cold conditions (below 32 degrees)
Exposure to wet and/or humid conditions
Required to perform in both rural and urban environments
The noise level in the work environment usually is moderate. If you are an individual with a disability and require a reasonable accommodation to complete any part of the application process, or are limited in the ability or unable to access or use this online application process and need an alternative method for applying, you may contact 813-626-3303 or [email protected] for assistance.
Pay Range:  $14.00/hour
Status:  Part-Time as Needed
Benefits:  Not eligible

This request for role players in the Phoenix, Arizona area comes at a time when preparations for the massive multiple state Jade Helm operation are in full gear.
Although authorities have repeatedly stated that Jade Helm is nothing more than an exercise to prepare the military for foreign combat, many believe the drills will take on a domestic focus, similar to the exercise conducted in Minneapolis, Minnesota in August 2014.


As reported by Alex Thomas, newly obtained police records from the Minneapolis drills provide insight into the purpose of recent urban military training.

Records obtained by Public Record Media provide details into a week and a half long joint military and police training exercise conducted in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The records provide hints at a possible domestic focus in the exercise, including training in preserving evidence for criminal prosecutions.

In an article by Public Record Media that accompanied the release of documents, Matt Ehling wrote of the possibility that the August 2014 training involved much closer police and military collaboration than in years past.


The fact that the training specifically included preserving evidence for criminal prosecution led to the question of whether or not there was a domestic focus in the drills.


A quote from an anonymous federal official also seemed to indicate that there had been a change in the training within the last two years under new DOD regulatory guidance. 

As noted by Ehling, the military could be using the training to preserve material in foreign combat zones but when you consider the endless amount of evidence indicating a move toward a martial law scenario, this seems closer to naive wishful thinking than a real possibility.


With Jade Helm on the horizon and similar smaller drills happening throughout the country on a seemingly monthly basis, fears of a move towards some sort of military crackdown will continue.


While it is unlikely that the entire military would turn on the American people, some form of martial law may be on the horizon.

Additional Sources:
Shock Report: Feds Seek Role Players For Simulating Forced Detention & Relocation of Americans — SHTFPlan
https://www.intellihub.com/fed-gov-actively-seeking-role-players-for-simulation-relocation-of-u-s-citizenry-to-detention-camps-ahead-of-impending-martial-law/?utm_source=Intellihub+Newsletter&utm_campaign=702d27b664-04_13_054_13_2015&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_aa3c78e21a-702d27b664-115677701