Martial Law Officially Declared in Parts of New Jersey., page 5


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reply posted on 5-11-2012 @ 08:01 PM by TheAnarchist
Originally posted by SuperZepto
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post by jude11



Every time the words "martial law" are mentioned everyone on ATS starts going mad.....have you ever considered that martial law might be a good thing? Especially in this scenario, where looters are filing the streets and the rule of law has slipped.


Jesus man. You've lost your head.

"Have you ever considered that martial law might be a good thing?"

They did a number on you, real good. I never thought I'd see those words in a sentence on ATS, but I guess there's a first time for everything. Why is martial law the solution? Is there no other way to maintain a sense of order without shooting at civilians? Have you ever considered that an alternative might be worthy of thought?

This isn't the 90s anymore. Martial Law in 2012 is a very, very volatile situation, especially for a nation which has been on edge since 2001. There is nothing good about martial law being declared, not at this stage of american presidential politics and not at such a height of social tension. If troops start shooting at citizens for any reason whatsoever - you're in for one hell of a ride my friend, and the chaos of a natural disaster will be the least of your worries

Be careful what you wish for brother


reply posted on 5-11-2012 @ 08:15 PM by elrem48
reply to post by PaperbackWriter


These are two shots of the gas fires that were burning the night of the storm

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reply posted on 5-11-2012 @ 09:44 PM by elrem48
reply to post by PaperbackWriter



You're very welcome!
This is and HAS been standard operating procedure here along the shore following storm flooding..and gas leaks are one of many reasons people were made to leave. The roads are impassable with wires, pieces of what were once houses, boats and other assorted items strewn all over. The sewerage system collapsed also. There's sand as high as six feet on roads. No one is looting because they were made to leave. There are many businesses, hotels, motels, average homes as well as multi-million dolllar homes on the barrier islands which include Seaside Heights, and I'm sure that is one reason as to keep undesirables away from such a vulnerable area. The picture was taken at Normandy beach which is next to Seaside Heights. Please stop trying to minimalize the reality and magnitude of this disaster, as authorities in this case are doing what is in the best interests of everyone.
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When can I check on my house? (as of Monday, November 5th 2:30 pm)
The Jersey Shore · 16,657 like this24 minutes ago · ..From Toms River Township:



Mayor Kelaher and Chief Mastronardy attended a meeting this morning with the NJ Department of Transportation, Lavallette, Brick and Seaside Heights authorities. The DOT has declared that the roadways on the barrier island North of Seaside Heights are unsafe. They have found over 22 sink holes some being as much as 8 feet deep. The DOT is aggressively attempting to stabilize the situation. The pending Nor'Easter is of great concern and it is unsure how it may affect their progress. This situation will directly impact the development of any type of public access to the Island.

Until the DOT gives us permission, we can't allow access onto the barrier island. No timetable has been set. The most up to date information will be posted on our website.

Ortley Beach is known as Ground Zero. This area was affected by the storm more than the neighboring towns.

Disaster Assistance Available from FEMA


Well...I think I would understand a tad.
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reply posted on 5-11-2012 @ 09:59 PM by PaperbackWriter
Originally posted by elrem48
reply to
post by PaperbackWriter



You're very welcome!
This is and HAS been standard operating procedure here along the shore following storm flooding..and gas leaks are one of many reasons people were made to leave. The roads are impassable with wires, pieces of what were once houses, boats and other assorted items strewn all over. The sewerage system collapsed also. There's sand as high as six feet on roads. No one is looting because they were made to leave. There are many businesses, hotels, motels, average homes as well as multi-million dolllar homes on the barrier islands which include Seaside Heights, and I'm sure that is one reason as to keep undesirables away from such a vulnerable area. The picture was taken at Normandy beach which is next to Seaside Heights. Please stop trying to minimalize the reality and magnitude of this disaster, as authorities in this case are doing what is in the best interests of everyone.
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I am not trying to minimalize anything. There are either fires burning at Normandy Beach or there aren't.
Can people see fires over there from the mainland? In the daytime?
The most unreasonable assertion is this business about sand being 6 feet high over the road ways!
That's like ignorant Al Roker. Talking about the sand all over the roads at Pleasant Point. Then I happened to come across a post by a native who said the roads were always sand and never have been paved where he was!!
This may be the case where you are talking about for all I know and so it's no surprise if there is 6ft of sand (and more), on some of them.

You are not going to see the type of damage you are seeing from an alleged Tropical Storm, alleged Hurricane which TWC could not even be sure when or if it had come ashore because they were having a hard time finding the eye! If you watched it last Monday. So no eye, no eyewall. No strongly formed eyewall, no storm surge.
No storm surge, then you have to determine where did all the water that rose up AWAY from beaches and down streets like a tsunami and cut new drainage channels to the ocean and bay.
I think from all I am reading that there was a large aquaduct or water mains that burst in strategic locations.

Just read the addition to your post about the 22 sinkholes 8 feet deep. Again, this is in keeping with my thinking about the source.
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reply posted on 5-11-2012 @ 10:27 PM by elrem48
reply to post by PaperbackWriter



This may be the case where you are talking about for all I know and so it's no surprise if there is 6ft of sand (and more), on some of them.

You are not going to see the type of damage you are seeing from an alleged Tropical Storm, alleged Hurricane which TWC could not even be sure when or if it had come ashore because they were having a hard time finding the eye! If you watched it last Monday. So no eye, no eyewall. No strongly formed eyewall, no storm surge.
No storm surge, then you have to determine where did all the water that rose up AWAY from beaches and down streets like a tsunami and cut new drainage channels to the ocean and bay.
I think from all I am reading that there was a large aquaduct or water mains that burst in strategic locations.


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I would like to believe you jest, but maybe, just maybe you are for real? Do you need a conspiracy THAT badly? By the way what part of this planet do you live on?
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reply posted on 5-11-2012 @ 10:42 PM by PaperbackWriter
reply to post by elrem48



Nope, it's just that if there were ever this situation where I live and I was given 5 minutes to collect my belongings and leave for what would be 8 months or longer...
If I had read from several locals that the water and flooding came not from the ocean but from the pipes underneath the streets well ahead of the storm, that the media characterized as "superstorm"...
And if that storm was a bit unusual in that it was supposedly covering a wide swath of area yet only pockets within received severe damage even if both areas were the same distance from the alleged source: the ocean.
You see that sort of thing with true tropical storms and hurricanes in the south because of tornadoes that drop down out of them.
There were no tornadoes associated with the storm. Only their proximity to certain water mains seems to have made the difference in whether or not an area was severely damaged or was completely unscathed.

No, I don't have to have a conspiracy in this. I just think there is one.
I think there is something that has been sold as being caused by a storm that wasn't.

Now, I've said all I want to say about this for now.


reply posted on 5-11-2012 @ 10:59 PM by elrem48
reply to post by PaperbackWriter



And if that storm was a bit unusual in that it was supposedly covering a wide swath of area yet only pockets within received severe damage even if both areas were the same distance from the alleged source: the ocean.
You see that sort of thing with true tropical storms and hurricanes in the south because of tornadoes that drop down out of them.
There were no tornadoes associated with the storm. Only their proximity to certain water mains seems to have made the difference in whether or not an area was severely damaged or was completely unscathed.

No, I don't have to have a conspiracy in this. I just think there is one.
I think there is something that has been sold as being caused by a storm that wasn't.

Now, I've said all I want to say about this for now.



I do not care if you respond or not...I believe your tired of your own blather!



reply posted on 6-11-2012 @ 06:25 AM by ant107
reply to post by jude11



I live in New Jersey and my family has a shore house in the Tuckerton area. Ive been down there several times to help with the clean up and have had to deal with the National Guard. All I can say from my experience is that the guardsmen were not searching cars or doing anything crazy. At first they kept everyone out of the area until the water receded to a safe height for people to drive in. Once the water had receded they simply required proof of residency in order for you to get into the area.

There is looting going on, which is why the National Guard is still there among other reasons, such as keeping the roads clear for PSE&G workers. I havent heard of anyone being shot but there have been several arrests. Most of the incidents I have heard about took place on Long Beach Island. There is only one bridge onto the island and the National Guard isn't letting anyone but clean up crews and rescue workers on to the island. Looters have been using boats to go into the back bay and lagoon areas and tying up to private docks before breaking into homes and stealing whatever they can.


reply posted on 6-11-2012 @ 07:18 AM by WHYFIGHT
reply to post by randyvs



Sage advice.
Good song.

All too often we rail against one another when we should be joining together.
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