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Originally posted by nixie_nox
Emergency response is up to the state and locals,FEMA is just support and money. The state, local, and the redcross set up shelters.
Originally posted by nixie_noxthe Federal Government is NOT allowed to step onto the state until the Governor declares an emergency.
Originally posted by nixie_nox
Shelters take place on public grounds, like the national Guard..
Originally posted by OldCorp
Hi everyone. I know the interview with the guardsman was hardly conclusive evidence of anything sinister afoot, but I'm just beginning the investigation. If there is something to this story I'll do my best to find out what it is. If there's nothing to it, I'll report that as well. I chose Camp Grayling simply because of it's proximity to where I live; there are other facilities I'm going to look at as well.
Unfortunately, you'll have to wait a short period of time for the next episode. My 24-year-old daughter had a seizure and heart attack on Sunday and died on Monday. I've come back to South Carolina to claim her remains and make arrangements for her memorial. I had expected to spend this week inside Camp Grayling, but I had to spend it laying my little girl to rest. I hope you understand.
I sure could use your prayers about now.
Originally posted by nixie_nox
I love the statement, this isn't the America I grew up in.
This IS the America you grew up in.
Originally posted by Asktheanimals
I've really enjoyed all your past episodes, particularly your coverage of events in Libya.
When you said you were taking on FEMA camps I was truly excited to see what you might come up with.
Frankly, an interview with a national guardsman just doesn't quite do it for me and I found myself wanting a bit more evidence one way or that other.
Myself I believe that every former military base is a potential and probable location for such an installation. Those who doubt their existence should just look up the stories about Haliburton getting a $380 million contract to build exactly that.
Why pass laws like the NDAA unless there is a perceived need for the massive detention of civilians in the future?
I'm really hoping your next episode of TIV will have some good evidence but don't get yourself arrested trying to find out.
ETA - that feeling in the pit of your stomach was Taco Bell talking.edit on 26-1-2012 by Asktheanimals because: added comments