MEMORIAL DAY WARNING

WND via AntiMullah ^ | May 25th, 2007 | J.Corsi & Alan Peters + Potlatch

[FARS]

LAW OF THE LAND

Bush grants presidency extraordinary powers.

Directive for emergencies apparently gives authority without congressional oversight.

President Bush has signed a directive granting extraordinary powers to the office of the president in the event of a declared national emergency, apparently without congressional approval or oversight.

The "National Security and Homeland Security Presidential Directive" was signed May 9th, notes Jerome R. Corsi in a WND column.

It was issued with the dual designation of NSPD-51, as a National Security Presidential Directive, and HSPD-20, as a Homeland Security Presidential Directive.

The directive establishes under the office of the president a new national continuity coordinator whose job is to make plans for "National Essential Functions" of all federal, state, local, territorial and tribal governments, as well as private sector organizations to continue functioning under the president's directives in the event of a national emergency.

[BobS]

"I'll not only lend you my tan, but 'll be happy to lend the blazing sun and heat that go with it. We're starting to hit around 112-114 lately."

I'll take it! I was perfectly fine with 120 last August in CA. I just hate having to go inside where the other people are hiding in 70. A 50 deg drop in temp to talk to people feels like a freezer. OK. Send me your starter tan. What does it look like?

[Allegra]

OK. Send me your starter tan. What does it look like?

It's darker than it would be if I actually worked on it. Just the nature of the sun here. And I'm of Anglo-Irish descent. But I get pretty brown in these climes. Not quite like the locals, but ceratainly more than I get when I'm home. :-)

[sergeantdave]

These emergency orders have been issued since at least Reagan. The funniest part is some federal government idiot bureaucrat trying to run our local government. He’d be tied up, packed in a cardboard box, given some bird seed for a long trip and shipped to Detroit via dogsled.

[Arrowhead1952]

OTOH, if I heard of 'Operation Ezekiel' I'd probably go runnin' to the hills.

Wait. I'm already *in* the hills.

What is this all about????

[angcat]

Being a Moonbat is dreadful enough.

[angcat]

My husband who thinks I am a nut when it comes to terror alerts stopped attending the Pocono 500 for this reason. One day he just got all freaked out and said there is no security and anyone can bring a truck bomb into the the place.

Enjoy the race!

[Allegra]

What is this all about????

Just us being silly.

The sky is falling, ya know. ;-)

[Arrowhead1952]

Just us being silly.

I figured that out after reading some replies. This is also some fodder for any DUmmies lurking here.

[uglybiker]

Just pray we don't go to Tinkie Winkie. Is that where everybody turns gay?

[mkjessup]

Joe, things are series, when the government issues a three syllable warning.

It could be hugh. ;)

[Not A Snowbird]

Wow, I didn’t think of that.

Maybe that’s why purple was left off the “official” color chart...

[KoRn]

"Execute Order Sixty-Six."

[redgolum]

Alcoa is a good US company that employs a lot of people in my area. I suggest four layers! :)

[redgolum]

Indeed. All kidding aside, we have been in much greater danger before (in the Cold War) and yet they keep coming out with stronger and stronger directives.

[null and void]

Ummm, no, actually...

*blush*

[null and void]

Just pray we don't go to Tinkie Winkie. ~ SandyInSeattle

Is that where everybody turns gay? ~ uglybiker

Yes. It would utterly destroy our entire military...

[null and void]

Unlike the french who have both scarlet and crimson on their chart. (Not kidding!)

[bannie]

WONDERFUL! Many layers, then...HECK, we'll make a freakin' TENT out of the stuff!!!

:-)

[bannie]

I was celebrating...it’s ok!

We don’t get paid for summers...but I’m not a liberal: I save up for it.

;-)

[null and void]

wheew!

It's so easy to unintentionally give offense with only written communication.