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The U.S. Reporting Agency announced this month that the international government aid operations planned for late September, October of this year would begin much earlier than expected.

With the continuous need for enforcement from both the U.S. Military as well as supportive organizations, we have seen a tremendous increase in private as well as public Security Forces, community involvement by concerned organizations such as the Peace Corps and evolved conglomerates such as SUNI Corporation and the U.S. Reporting Agency.

U.S. Reporting Agency has eluded to the fact that several Billion dollars in funding have positioned the already extensive intelligence organization with a new focus bringing higher degrees of security to U.S. streets. The introduction of the U.S. Ground Squad, a highly trained special ops division of the U.S. Operations plans to combat any international threat devised by terrorist.

This special team of agents, officers as well as specially trained 'Superior Soldiers' are currently undetectable due to the clandestine method of operational functionality currently disbursing Ground Squad personnel designed to increase the peace as well as the security within major U.S. Cities.

The Ground Squad personnel have been disguised as anything from street peddlers, homeless citizens and seemingly laxidasical street walkers yet have been distinguishly military trained in special ops terrorism specialization. "The idea", Agent Russel with the U.S. Operations division says "Is for the community to remain safe while we continue to spread a more functional as well as undetected degree of security into our community streets".

U.S. Reporting Agency Operations will continue to expand delivering a highly functional solution to our stable environment while also developing an already strong Agency.

To continue, plans to expand international operations include working with the Peace Corps to touch other parts of our globe with the same secure as well as functional safety net in an initiative to continue eliminating any and all terrorist threats prior to their development.

The U.S. Reporting Agency shall continue to expand operations and, in the very near future, will join forces with Homeland Security, the Federal Bureau of Investigations and the TSA, local Sheriffs as well as local law enforcement divisions nationwide in an official capacity to add an extended degree of security and protection ordained by Washington D.C. Executive bodies.

A 50 Million Dollar Budget approval shall allow the U.S. Reporting Agency to acquire much needed operational equipment including, however, not limited to medical response equipment, vehicles, helicopters, coast safety units and defense weapons to secure officers and agents safety while putting their lives in harms way to protect innocent community patrons.

Bill Williams

International Reporting, 2009

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