ALERT! OREGON -- FBI takes tactical stance, Medevac helicopter & NO FLY Zone

PLEASE PRAY THIS SITUATION DOES NOT TURN UGLY!!!
IT COULD AFFECT THE ENTIRE NATION!!!


https://www.intellihub.com/fbi-possibly-postures-aggressively-raid-malheur-wildlife-refuge-occupiers/

January 20, 2016 8:24 am EST
FBI postures to aggressively raid Malheur Wildlife Refuge occupiers: Sources

Without opening any productive dialogue with the occupiers–the FBI takes tactical stance, reports say

By Shepard Ambellas | Email Author
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Note: The following information is solely based off reports from sources on the ground, i.e. Pete Santilli and militia, and has not yet been fully confirmed by Intellihub.

• The FBI has ordered the local hospital to to double or triple their blood and plasma supply
  
• Additional medical staff have been called to duty from neighboring counties
  
• The FBI has flown in their own ‘combat surgical team’ to be stationed in the area
  
• Two FBI helicopters have arrived “under tight security” to Mountain Home Air Force Base and are currently being readied for deployment
  
• According to Pete Santilli a NOTAM, ‘no-fly,’ order has been issued over Harney County by the U.S. military
  
  
• A Medevac helicopter was deployed to the Burns Airport
  
• ‘1200 environmental activists’ are rumored to arrive, surround, Silver Spur Hotel
  
  
• Authorities working to issue warrants, subjects not yet known
  
  

BURNS, Ore. (INTELLIHUB) — According to reports from on the ground, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has commandeered a portion of the local hospital and is currently setting up a trauma unit in preparation for a future raid of the occupied Malheur Wildlife Refuge.
“They have brought in surgical teams. They have asked for blood. This came from whistleblowers that are very concerned with the situation,” Youtuber Pete Santilli reported on his live stream.
“They have also called for a Medevac helicopter to be on standby,” said Santilli.
To this point the FBI has not engaged the occupiers with an open dialogue and now seems to be posturing for a physical approach of the compound.
As of Tuesday, the FBI claims nothing is imminent, Santilli said.