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Subject: Here It Comes - First Posse Comitatus Then The People
Date: Tue, 6 Sep 2005 23:17:42 -0500
From: Ralph Rowe
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The beast is loose in Bethlehem and the rats are in the corn.
Look up... for your redemption draweth nigh!
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'The Pentagon said today that there are now about 58,000 troops
in
the region supporting the civilian agencies. The total breaks
down to 41,000 National Guard members and
17,000 active-duty troops.'
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http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/06/national/nationalspecial/06cnd-storm.
Police Vow to Get Remaining Residents Out of New Orleans
BATON ROUGE, La., Sept. 6 - As a handful of pumps toiled to
drain the water out of a sprawling city today, the New Orleans
police said they would force the 10,000 or so residents left in
the city to leave and Louisiana officials warned of long-term
damage to the area's environment.
The police superintendent, P. Edwin Compass III, said police
officers and other rescue workers going door to door would do
all they could to remove every resident still in the city of
nearly half a million, to protect them from lawlessness, get
them to shelters and make sure children are fed.
"If that's necessary, we have the manpower to do it," Mr.
Compass told CNN this afternoon about reports that they would
force out people who insisted on staying in their water-logged
neighborhoods. "We'll do everything we can to keep this city
safe. These people don't understand they're putting themselves
in harm's way.
"We're trying to save them from themselves," he said. "We're
going to get the residents evacuated and then we're going to get
all the criminals out of New Orleans. "
With fires raging in some buildings and houses and New Orleans
in lockdown, the authorities said today that they made 150
arrests this week as they tried to bring some order to the
streets.
And with the city's municipal buildings unusable, the
authorities today created a temporary jail at a local Greyhound
bus station.
Early today, the makeshift jail held 124 inmates, and Jim Letten,
the United States attorney for New Orleans, who has set up an
office in Baton Rouge, said it was a sign that law and order
were returning to the city.
"It's essential to our being able to do criminal justice
operations in this city," he said.
In addition to armed guards from the Louisiana Department of
Correction and the Orleans parish sheriff's office, agents from
the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Drug Enforcement
Administration and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
were at the jail, as well as two assistant United States
attorneys, Mr. Letten said at a news conference this afternoon.
He said there are plans to open a second detention center, in a
"traditional jail facility."
Nearly 8,000 prisoners were transported out of New Orleans jails
last week and moved to state prisons and jails in neighboring
towns.
Even as rescue officials dealt with the human toll from Katrina,
environmental officials told about the long-lasting harm that
would come to the area from nearly 7,000 underground storage
tanks still submerged in water, widespread destruction of
wildlife and degradation of the state's wetlands, marshes and
coastline.
"It is almost unimaginable what we're going to have to plan for
and deal with," said Michael D. McDaniel, the Louisiana
secretary of environmental quality.
And as President Bush and Congressional leaders vowed to find
out what went wrong in the federal response to the disaster,
Mayor C. Ray Nagin of New Orleans said that the final death
count would horrify a nation that has been transfixed for more
than a week with televised images of the catastrophe.
"The computer models say 10,000," Mr. Nagin said this morning on
"The Early Show" on CBS. "I don't know what the number is. But
it's going to be big. And it's going to shock the nation."
He also said everyone shared the blame for what happened in New
Orleans and the Gulf Coast as Katrina overwhelmed the levees
holding back the water, as well as the emergency workers and
government officials charged with responding to the disaster.
"I think we all do," he said. "I think this is America. And you
know, what happened here should never, ever happen again.
"Let's do some analysis and fix this," he said.
The Senate's Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental
Affairs announced today that it would hold hearings to
investigate failures in dealing with the storm and its
aftermath. Mr. Bush also said he would order an "investigation
into what went right and what went wrong."
The statistics on the disaster's effects continues to overwhelm
local and federal officials, and people across the country who
have watched the drama unfold.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency said today that 315,568
Louisiana households had registered for temporary housing and
other forms of disaster relief, and 93,000 of them had
registered online. Its estimated expenses for hurricane-related
relief had grown to $2.9 billion by this afternoon, but much of
that money had not yet been spent.
Throughout the state, 339,449 customers in 25 parishes remained
without power. Louisiana officials said that 52,835 evacuees
remained in the state and 78,421 had left, mostly for Texas.
Officials announced today that they're exploring opening new
shelters so that Louisianans could return home from other
states, particularly Texas, if they wished to do so. Two
possibilities are Camp Minden, a former Army munitions plant in
Pineville, and the England Industrial Airpark, a former Air
Force base in Alexandria.
Louisiana officials reported two encouraging developments: a
pair of major oil spills were declared under control, with one
of them drifting out into the Gulf of Mexico and away from the
state's ravaged coastline, and 170 sources of radiation, ranging
from hospitals to pipe-welding plants, have been secured, the
officials said.
But officials also said that 140,000 to 160,000 homes had been
submerged or destroyed; 60 to 90 million tons of solid waste
must be cleaned up, and 530 sewage treatment plants were
inoperable. They warned that it would take years to fully
restore clean drinking water.
Dr. McDaniel, the state's water quality chief, who is a
biologist, acknowledged that the soupy basin that is New Orleans
was filled with bacteria and other contaminants, but he said the
extent of biological and chemical hazards would not be clear
until the federal Environmental Protection Agency completed
laboratory tests.
"In addition to the oil and gasoline-type compounds, I expect
we'll see some traces of truly toxic materials - things like
pesticides, perhaps metals," he said. "We have homes with
hazardous materials in them. We expect to see some nutrients
obviously, as we flooded a lot of lawns and garden areas."
Scientists have already begun to warn that pumping billions of
gallons of brackish water from New Orleans back into Lake
Pontchartrain could have harmful long-term consequences.
Officials of the Army Corps of Engineers said that by this
afternoon only 3 of the city's 148 pumps - each capable of
pumping 4,600 cubic feed per second - were operational.
In addition to the regular pumps, one small portable pump,
capable of pumping just 9 cubic feet per second, was operating
at the 17th Street Canal.
A spokesman for the Army Corps said it would take 24 days to
pump the water from an eastern section of New Orleans and 80
days to clear the flooding from Chalmette, the seat of St.
Bernard Parish.
In St. Bernard and Plaquemines Parishes, to the east and south
of New Orleans, there were still areas where engineers had to
breach levees, dikes and storm walls to allow water to flow out
before any pumping could occur.
Daniel H. Hitchings, the spokesman, said the Army Corps was
worried about another storm hitting during the hurricane season.
"Certainly if we had another Category 4 event, we're not
prepared for that," he said.
Dr. McDaniel said he believed the lake would eventually recover.
"The bacterial contaminants will not last a long time in the
lake," he said. "They actually die off pretty fast. The organic
material will degrade with natural processes."
The Pentagon said today that there are now about 58,000 troops
in the region supporting the civilian agencies. The total breaks
down to 41,000 National Guard members and 17,000 active-duty
troops.
Sewell Chan reported from Baton Rouge, La. for this article, and
Maria Newmanfrom New York. Christine Hausercontributed reporting
from New York and David Stout from Washington.
____________________________________________________________
"Bureaucracy has murdered people in the greater New Orleans
area.
And bureaucracy needs to stand trial before Congress today. So
I'm
asking Congress, please investigate this now. Take whatever
idiot
they have at the top of whatever agency and give me a better
idiot.
Give me a caring idiot. Give me a sensitive idiot.
Just don't give me the same idiot."
...Aaron Broussard, president of Jefferson Parish, New Orleans
on CBS' "The Early Show."
IDIOT AT THE TOP? Hmmmm
MOLON LABE!
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http://www.nola.com/ - TOTAL FORCED REMOVAL —http://www.nola.com/
- TIMES PICAYUNE,
NOTE: Two Louisiana statutes —Joe Gillaspie
# d. FEMA has only spent about 6 percent of its budget on
national emergencies. The bulk of their funding has been used
for the construction of secret underground facilities to assure
continuity of government in case of a major emergency, foreign
or domestic.
# Executive Order Number 12656 appointed the National Security
Council as the principal body that should consider emergency
powers. This allows the government to increase domestic
intelligence and surveillance of U.S. citizens and would
restrict the freedom of movement within the United States and
grant the government the right to isolate large groups of
civilians. The National Guard could be federalized to seal all
borders and take control of U.S. air space and all ports of
entry.
# Executive Order 10990 allows the government to take over all
modes of transportation and control of highways and seaports.
# Executive Order 10995 allows Seizure of all communications
media in the United States.
# Executive Order 10997 allows Seizure of all electric power
fuels and minerals, public and private.
# Executive Order 10998 allows the government to take over all
food resources and farms.
# Executive Order 10999 allows Seizure of all means of
transportation, including personal cars, trucks or vehicles of
any kind and total control of highways, seaports and waterways.
# Executive Order 11000 allows Seizure of all American people
for work forces under federal supervision including the
splitting of families if the government finds it necessary.
# Executive Order 11001 allows seizure of all health, education
and welfare facilities, public and private.
# Executive Order 11002 empowered the postmaster general to
register all men, women and children in the U.S.
# Executive Order 11003 allows seizure of all airports and
aircraft.
# Executive Order 11004 allows seizure of all housing and
finance authorities to establish Forced Relocation Designated
areas to be abandoned as "unsafe."
# Executive Order 11005 allows seizure of all railroads, inland
waterways and storage facilities, public and private.
# Executive Order 11051 specifies the responsibility of the
Office of Emergency Planning and gives authorization to put all
Executive Orders into effect in times of increased international
tensions and economic or financial crisis.
# Executive Order 11921 allows the Federal Emergency
Preparedness Agency to develop plans to establish control over
the mechanisms of production and distribution, of energy
sources, wages, salaries, credit and the flow of money in U.S.
financial institution in any undefined national emergency. It
also provides that when a state of emergency is declared by the
President, Congress cannot review the action for six months.
# Executive Order 12919 Signed June 3, 1994, by President
Clinton. Encompasses all the above executive orders.
So you see The Federal Emergency Management Agency has broad
powers in every aspect of the nation. Should it so wish it can
completely wipe out the Constitution, yet this would be
completely unlawful as it was not created under Constitutional
law by the Congress.
FEMA is exactly the kind of parasitic bacterium that the
founding fathers warned Americans to stay vigilant against. The
images interspersing this article provide us with visual
indications that a federal takeover has occurred in New Orleans
and all of the above executive orders are operative.
We have also documented how FEMA has set up internment camps all
over the US to hold citizens deemed to be "enemy combatants" in
times of crisis.
http://www.prisonplanet.com/archive_police_state.html#concentration
