FEMA and the National Guard--working for or against the American public?

Coach is Right ^ | 1/20/13 | George Spelvin

[Oldpuppymax]

A nationwide flu outbreak could be a sufficient excuse to call up the National Guard Rapid Response Parallel support module to take control of a “national emergency” with possible declaration of martial law protocols. According to a North Carolina police lieutenant, in some three to six months declarations of martial law could be made throughout the nation.

In a two part radio broadcast aired by a Virginia pastor, Lieutenant McCoy has attracted the attention of more than 20,000 listeners. “We’re in huge trouble,” he says as he calls up memories of white, granite gravestones all over Europe; gravestones marking the final resting place of veterans who died “for us” during World War II. (1)

Tragically, many of our veterans are now referred to as potential “domestic terrorists” by...

[Hardraade]

SARS was a trial run.

Next is going to be worse than any flu.

[freedumb2003]

Somehow I picture the Guard armed with those guns with hypos like in the X-Men movie...

[freedumb2003]

Somehow I picture the Guard armed with those guns with hypos like in the X-Men movie...

[blueunicorn6]

Never gonna happen. The full-time National Guard Colonels would be too busy arguing about who was going to do the least amount of work and whether this would affect the business they have on the side. The M-Day (weekend) Guard Colonels live in our neighborhoods.

[Svartalfiar]

The Guard is highly unlikely to do much. At least here is Texas, I’ve talked with several members of my unit and we are all just as displeased with the current admin as anyone else. The only likely military to do anything against the citizenry would be maybe some Guard from very liberal areas (the few people they might have) and some of the younger active-duty guys who don’t know much. The rest of the military would likely give a big F-off to orders like that.