To: yall; BerkeleyRight
"The Reagan administration set up three teams," Mann said. "Each team had about 50 federal officials. And it had a chief of staff, and it had a Cabinet member who was going to be the next president. And if nuclear war seemed imminent, these three teams would be sent out from Washington, to different locations around the country. And in succession, each one could take over the running of the country."
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I suspect that in a truly chaotic situation, these self anointed 'presidential' teams might discover that the american citizen actually runs this country.
22 posted on
04/25/2004 1:49:11 PM PDT by
tpaine
(In their arrogance, a few infinitely shrewd imbeciles attempt to lay down the 'law' for all of us.)
To: tpaine; archy; Travis McGee; Squantos
""The Reagan administration set up three teams,"The plan was codenamed REX 84 and was created by LTC Oliver North. This is the plan that essentially transformed FEMA from a disaster plan which deals with natural phenomena to one designed to deal with arnchy and terrorist scenarios. I have to believe that Oliver North is a good and decent Christian man. He couldn't have foreseen the evil which this plan would someday encompass. The book: "The Hope of the Wicked" by Ted Flynn deals at length with the realities of REX 84. They also deal with the Executive Orders that Clinton tied together such they can all be triggered to "fire" at once. Picture a Claymore mine "ring main."
If Y2K had been as big a deal as the doomsayers had predicted, I would have expected Clinton to use these EO's to declare himself King. The EO's are worded in such a way that FEMA assumes total control of the nation and there is no congressional or judicial oversight allowed for a minimum of six months. I don't think GWB would use them in this manner. But what do you want to bet that Kerry would?
32 posted on
04/25/2004 2:50:31 PM PDT by
ExSoldier
(When the going gets tough, the tough go cyclic. (R.I.P. harpseal))
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