PROPOSED SECURITY PROTOCOLS

U.S. Reporting Agency proposes security plan designed to assist Border Patrol, the military and Homeland Security with safely securing border perimeters as well as predetermined official sectors within 10 Major U.S. cities and other global territories that have been made home for INTERNATIONAL U.S. OPERATIONS citizens.

On November 26^th, 2011, Ahjahman Banyon Rogers Frazier, head Supervisory Directing Special Agent (DSA) to the U.S. Reporting Agency proposed civilian and military trained special agents (along with Black Operations units and trained intelligence agents)  join long term U.S. security partners & the military in increasing security on all U.S. Borders, Air Ports, transportation hubs, Major U.S. city governed downtown establishment(s) and other locations that remain ‘CONFIDENTIAL’.

U.S. Reporting Agency Intelligence data suggest that increased security protocols are necessary and a ‘MUST’ as Obama embarks upon his 1st Presidential term conclusion, the fourth year. To continue, maintaining safety and peace globally start with insuring that our own security and safety are maximized. Also, the increased security is essential as INTERNATIONAL U.S. OPERATIONS systems install socially compliant financial locations designed for distributing currency settlement awards as well as community based assistance for families outlined in the organizational mission.

Even with limited casualties, the U.S., having been engaged in peaceful negotiations with global countries, for more than 10 Years, The military recruiting process has managed to secure appropriate numbers sustaining normal global military activity. This, however, does not address increased ‘NEED’ within North America U.S. territories as our melting cultural pot accepts increased occupation by citizens from other countries around the world.

The National Guard Bureau and other military branches in addition to Homeland Security are encouraged to work diligently with the U.S. Reporting Agency as ACU/BDU equipped ‘Ground Squad’ units with tags labeled ‘U.S. Reporting Agency’ begin calculated details in selected territories within the U.S. and around the world.

The U.S. Reporting Agency recruits civilian assistance, police, military soldiers, veterans and official global Agents from other agencies as officers and/or agents operating with the U.S. Reporting Agency.

The first publicly announced training wave for U.S. Reporting Agency recruits starts as early as the first quarter, 2012 and will encourage military tactical self defense training with a ‘Do Not Disrupt’ policy that generalizes ‘Ground Squad’ operational purposes initially as observance units only unless military and/or NWO Ordinance Code regulatory guidelines demand corrections intervention.