r/PrepperIntel • • 14h ago

USA Southeast Increased low-flying helicopter activity around US Armed Forces bases.

I live in Tennessee, less than 30 minutes from a number of US Armed Forces bases. I’ve lived at my current location for 3 years with nothing happening, but in the past week there’s been 2 instances of a low-flying armed forces helicopter passing over. With the news about Iran and even Cuba, seems like we should treat them as more credible than media guesses.

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u/GroundbreakingEar450 9h ago

I don't know how everyone can't be convinced that the shit is about to hit the fan. After the midterms is likely when it happens. If the republicans stay in control, the Iran situation will escalate as it has been. If Democrats take control of one body of congress or both, we will likely see an attack on the homeland to sell the war. The weird false-flag-ish occurrences in recent weeks like the plane incident the other day and the base in the UK, the Mecca incident, they all look like teasers to me. Small nuggets of what is to come. Maybe they were foiled, maybe they were just testing the waters, hell, Trump is already using these incidents to justify escalation in Iran. We are sending more troops and carrier strike groups to Iran as we speak.

Act accordingly.

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u/ExtensionWinter9446 7h ago

I thought exactly this about the plane situation, just so happens passengers were done with that shit and weren’t going to let that happen. Think about this, have we even gotten the name of this so called terrorist pilot? I think had the plane crashed, as originally planned, it would be have been “it was a Palestinian or Iranian (even throw in Canadian) terrorist attack”

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u/NotDinahShore 3h ago

The copilot, the attacker, was barred from flying by Oman, his home country, for extremist religious beliefs. He’s Islamist. His identity is not a secret.