Mission Creep: DHS Agency Abandons Fighting Terrorism, Shifts to Hiring Police, Taking Over America January 24, 2012 A new white paper presented to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence carves out an âevolving missionâ for Homeland Security that moves away from fighting terrorism and towards growing a vast domestic intelligence apparatus that would expand integration with local/state agencies and private-public partnerships already underway via regional fusion centers. Crafted by the Aspen Institute Homeland Security Group, co-chaired by former DHS chief Michael Chertoff and composed of a whoâs who of national security figures, the report outlines a total mission creep, as the title âHomeland Security and Intelligence: Next Steps in Evolving the Missionâ implies. Significantly, it puts on paper and into the Congressional record a proposed transition from outwardly dealing with the threats posed by terrorism towards intelligence gathering âfocused on more specific homeward-focused areas.â That is, the homegrown, domestic threats weâve heard so much about from Big Sis already. In short, it confirms the intentions of key insidersâ including former NSA/CIA head Michael Hayden, former Rep. Jane Harmon, former Secretary of State Madeline Albright, 9/11 Commissioners Philip Zelikow and Richard Ben-Viniste, former National Security Advisor Samuel Berger and othersâ to flesh out a plan we have already seen developing from an outside perspectiveâ namely, to build a domestic Stasi-like force to takeover, monitor and control the population. Moreover, the media has reported on this changed missionâ towards the full spectrum domination of the people under a patently-fascist frameworkâ with the same calm as the weekly weather forecast. LOCALIZED INTELLIGENCE: HIRING POLICE & BOWING TO PRIVATE INTERESTS Achieving this new aim includes co-opting local law enforcement and other regional agencies. âAs the threat grows more localized,â the report reads, âthe federal governmentâs need to train, and even staff, local agencies, such as major city police departments, will grow.â Thatâs right, the feds want to oversee the hiring of your local police. Fusion Centers, now spread across the nation, have already infected police agencies and local governments with a federalization takeover mentality. A Dec. 2010 Aspen Homeland Security Group report, quoting the Superintendent of the New Orleans Police Department, recommends that âevery mayor and governor of a major city in the country should have to attend a DHS-sponsored emergency management course where various scenarios â like hurricanes, levy breaks, and explosions â are exercised.â But directing local police departments, mayors and governors is only the beginning. Indeed, the Aspen group envisions the âfoundation for a separate DHS intelligence missionâ by building upon âdecentralizedâ partnerships with the private sector as well. more - http://www.infowars.com/shock-docs-...f-police-under-new-homeland-security-mission/