NOT ONE OF YOU feel the repurcussions????

for shame... for shame....

what the ??? does "other domestic catastrophe" mean?????

Regardless of who recognises this at this time or not, Im comfy knowing that i warned some of the best 'on point' people around.

[edit on 2-12-2008 by Grock]

[edit on 2-12-2008 by Grock]

The single most important post I have ever seen on this site.

NWO coming to a town near you.

HOPE AND CHANGE BABY!

And Obamunnist Re-education camps.

Wonder what our Zyklon-B will be...

Constitutional Republic = Fini

this is ancient news

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This is just one of those things no one really cares about. The public in general is just too stupid.

This article is telling us no more than: We established a new department within the US Government called the Department of Homeland Security, the police force of virtually every city within the USA has had police officers added from Federal grants and money from DHS, billions of dollars have been spent for communication equipment and new communications centers in virtually every county of the USA, billions of dollars have been spent for training of first responders and police departments for any emergency, billions of dollars have been spent to supply every city within the USA for anything from NBC attacks to police vehicles to specialized equipment for any emergency to heavier weapons that officers now carry or have access to; THEN YOU TELL ME we need the military to do the job.

Has every damn penny of this money been wasted away or are the State and local police just that fu**ing incompetent to do their job!

Forget the idea of securing our borders. You can't go to any construction site without see at least one crew of illegal aliens from different countries. Forget the Muslims, they are the least of my worries. We have done this to ourselves and every damn politician that has been in Washington for the last 25 years is to blame. Every damn one of them should be used as a Christmas ornament on a convenient lamp post.

Originally posted by hinky
This is just one of those things no one really cares about. The public in general is just too stupid.

This article is telling us no more than: We established a new department within the US Government called the Department of Homeland Security, the police force of virtually every city within the USA has had police officers added from Federal grants and money from DHS, billions of dollars have been spent for communication equipment and new communications centers in virtually every county of the USA, billions of dollars have been spent for training of first responders and police departments for any emergency, billions of dollars have been spent to supply every city within the USA for anything from NBC attacks to police vehicles to specialized equipment for any emergency to heavier weapons that officers now carry or have access to; THEN YOU TELL ME we need the military to do the job.

Has every damn penny of this money been wasted away or are the State and local police just that fu**ing incompetent to do their job!

Forget the idea of securing our borders. You can't go to any construction site without see at least one crew of illegal aliens from different countries. Forget the Muslims, they are the least of my worries. We have done this to ourselves and every damn politician that has been in Washington for the last 25 years is to blame. Every damn one of them should be used as a Christmas ornament on a convenient lamp post.

I especially like this quote from your post -

This is just one of those things no one really cares about. The public in general is just too stupid.

Sadly, I have to agree with you 100%

Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought it was illegal for any branch of the military aside from coast guard and national guard to be mobilized inside of the united states.

is this true?

The Pentagon's plan calls for three rapid-reaction forces to be ready for emergency response by September 2011. The first 4,700-person unit, built around an active-duty combat brigade based at Fort Stewart, Ga., was available as of Oct. 1, said Gen. Victor E. Renuart Jr., commander of the U.S. Northern Command.

If funding continues, two additional teams will join nearly 80 smaller National Guard and reserve units made up of about 6,000 troops in supporting local and state officials nationwide. All would be trained to respond to a domestic chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, or high-yield explosive attack, or CBRNE event, as the military calls it.

Military preparations for a domestic weapon-of-mass-destruction attack have been underway since at least 1996, when the Marine Corps activated a 350-member chemical and biological incident response force and later based it in Indian Head, Md., a Washington suburb. Such efforts accelerated after the Sept. 11 attacks, and at the time Iraq was invaded in 2003, a Pentagon joint task force drew on 3,000 civil support personnel across the United States.

In 2005, a new Pentagon homeland defense strategy emphasized "preparing for multiple, simultaneous mass casualty incidents." National security threats were not limited to adversaries who seek to grind down U.S. combat forces abroad, McHale said, but also include those who "want to inflict such brutality on our society that we give up the fight," such as by detonating a nuclear bomb in a U.S. city.

In late 2007, Deputy Defense Secretary Gordon England signed a directive approving more than $556 million over five years to set up the three response teams, known as CBRNE Consequence Management Response Forces. Planners assume an incident could lead to thousands of casualties, more than 1 million evacuees and contamination of as many as 3,000 square miles, about the scope of damage Hurricane Katrina caused in 2005.

Last month, McHale said, authorities agreed to begin a $1.8 million pilot project funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency through which civilian authorities in five states could tap military planners to develop disaster response plans. Hawaii, Massachusetts, South Carolina, Washington and West Virginia will each focus on a particular threat -- pandemic flu, a terrorist attack, hurricane, earthquake and catastrophic chemical release, respectively -- speeding up federal and state emergency planning begun in 2003.