"It's a classic false flag operation."

That sentence from the article was constructed by an amateur.

1) A false flag op is one designed to bring about a specific outcome while allowing the people perpetrating the op a number of fall-back excuses so they come out of it clean after the op has succeeded or failed. An example from history was the use of German troops dressed as Polish troops who entered Poland and attacked Germany, thus helping bring about the commencement of hostilities between Germany and Poland in WWII. There is nothing 'classic' about the situation in Texas.

2) There is nothing 'classic' about the scenario proposed by the article writer. (It is also second-rate English, much as is the expression 'a prime example'.)

3) JSOC (Joint Special Operations Command) has a combined troop strength of about 25,000. I don't think that's sufficient strength to take a state the size or population of Texas. Besides, Texans have lots of guns. (No, unorganized civilians have no chance against trained troops such as those in JSOC, but many of those civilians have had military training and still know how to shoot. Even at losses of 20 Texans to one spec op trooper, the numbers don't play out too well for the spec ops people.)

4) The world is too much with us. To take Texas, the internet and cell phone service would have to be shut down. Is that possible? Yes. However, loss of communications would simply signal that something bad is happening and thus people would be forewarned.

5) The worst thing that ever happened to the USA was the election of George W Bush to the White House. Americans allowed Corporations to consolidate power and influence with which they directed national policy. What rammed that through was a real false flag operation collectively called 9/11. It was beautifully done and people are still arguing about it. America sold its freedom for security with the National Defense Authorization Act. The NDAA also allows for the suspension of habeas corpus, a fundamental cornerstone of any free country that prides itself on 'the rule of law'. It allows for a change in those laws at the whim of one person.

6) Special warfare troops are just very highly trained troops, they are not invincible. They are not only trained to infiltrate and fight, but they are also trained to think. Most of those troops are prepared to die for the US