Report: Spec Ops Contractors To MissouriNever Guessed We Would Deploy A High Threat Team In Our Own City The events in Ferguson, Missouri area harbinger of things to come. In addition to the deployment of National Guard troops and the heavymilitarization oflocal and federal law enforcement agents in the area, it looks likeprivate special operations contractors with experience in Middle East war zones have been asked tohelp. Their mission is not clear and no one in any official government capacity is saying anything. But according to a tweet from Asymmetric Solutionson Tuesday, private contractorshave been requested in the Ferguson/St. Louis area. The company is a division of Applied Defense Technologies, which employs ex-special operations members like Navy SEALs, Army Rangers, and Delta Force operatives, often to high-risk theaters of war in places like Iraq and Afghanistan. The company quickly followed up their initial tweet to clarify their involvement after numerous users and alternative media outlets like the1776 Channel voiced concerns over the use of private special operations contractors in a military roleon U.S. soil. Private security contracting firms operate throughout the United States on a daily basis. However, its no surprise that a top-tier contracting firm like Asymmetric Solutions being deployed in a riot-laden area like Ferguson, MO will raise eyebrows. This particular deployment may have been innocent enough, but it does raise the question of how far our government is prepared to go in the event of a widespread civil unrest scenario. They have spent years planning for such events as economic collapse, food riots and other emergency scenarios. And because contracting firms such as Asymmetric Solutions have been deployed on countless tours to high-risk areas over the last decade, it stands to reason that these ex-military professionals would be utilized by the highest bidder in the event of a national emergency. The real question then becomes, how far are the individuals and closely knit teams willing to go if called in for such duties on U.S. soil? In the case of Asymmetric Solutions, it looks as if the firm was genuinely concerned that they may be utilized as a sledgehammer bygovernment officials. Reference Sources: 1776 Channel, Steve Quayle, Gateway Pundit You can read more from Mac Slavo on his site SHTFplan.com, where this first appeared. 