I had created a thread about the National Level Exercise NLE 2010 some time back. This thread described the underlying mystery surrounding this
year's NLE 2010. Initially, the scenario for this drill comprised of a simulation of nuclear catastrophe over Vegas and the preparedness of the
authorities under such circumstances.
"No-notice" or mysterious NLE 2010
There is absolutely little information available about this upcoming exercise in the public domain. If we did a Google search for NLE 2010, there are
very few websites that has very little information about this drill.
And even these websites derive their information or directly point out to this
following URL. So to summarize, there are only handful of websites having any information about this drill. The URL is as follows:
National Level Exercise 2010
Now here is a latest development on this story. Apparently, this website received an email on 13th April 2010 from FEMA. In that email, the website
owners were told to remove the draft document that contained some information about NLE 10 under the pretext of "sensitivity of information".
FEMA Requests Removal of National Level
Exercise 2010 (NLE 10) Document
Why is FEMA trying to cover up NLE 10?
Following is an "official" website (the only one that I was able to find) that has some details about the exercise:
Office of Intelligence, Security and Emergency Response
Note the points under
Key Exercises and Events for 2010 in the above link.
Now I agree that such drills happen every year. But it is also a fact that there is an uncanny coincidence associated with some of these "drills".
It is also a fact that Obama convened the largest meeting of world leaders since the end of World War 2 to discuss a single issue: "Nuclear
Terrorism". The MSM hype over nuclear terrorism was also unprecedented during the Nuclear Security Summit of 2010. Lets hope that these events are
not similar to the story outlined in a set of slides,that were uploaded in a relatively obscure "Arts and Culture" section of the Daily Telegraph
website.