Well, for one reason, we don’t have any major relocation facilities for an entire major metropolitan area being nuked or having a biological weapon dropped on it. That — just by itself — is *well past the time* for having major relocation disaster camps for a major metropolitan area. We’ve been *unprepared* for *way too long* now.
The major terrorist attack is coming. It’s just “when”..., as the only question. I think we’re living on “borrowed time” right now...
But the terrorist attack relocation angle is explicitly stated in the text of the bill. Why do they need Sec. 2(b)(4)?