Subject: For what are they preparing?
From: rotaryeng
Date: 11/2/2012, 2:59 AM
To: AAAArotaryeng 


 Something else to be concerned about.
 Ken

 Their spending our tax money on this????

 Carol Burdges CPA

 Gerald Bozeman

  http://www.whiteoutpress.com/articles/q42012/homeland-security-
 graduates-first-corps-of-homeland-youth/

 http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2012/10/federal-goverment-graduates-
 first-class-of-homeland-youths/

 http://www.cba3.com

 http://www.infowars.com/homeland-security-graduates-first-corps-of-
 obamas-brown-shirts-homeland-youth/

 What the heck is this!!!!  I looked on the web and found same in Whitehouse
 press article ..  Scary ...   God Help us if we vote wrong ...

 I always thought he was a wannabe hitler.

 Paul Lamar

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 Subject:For what are they preparing?
 Homeland Security graduates first Corps   of Homeland Youth
 October 7, 2012.  Vicksburg . The federal   government calls them
 FEMA Corps. But they conjure up memories of the Hitler   Youth of
 [UTF-8?]1930’s Germany    . Regardless of their name, the Dept of Homeland
 Security has just graduated   its first class of 231 Homeland Youth.
 Kids, aged 18-24 and recruited from   the [UTF-8?]President’s AmeriCorp
 volunteers, they represent the first wave of [UTF-8?]DHS’s   youth corps,
  designed specifically to create a full time, paid, standing army
  of FEMA Youth across the country. On September 13, 2012, the Dept
 of Homeland Security   graduated its first class of FEMA Corps youth,
  aka the Homeland Youth. Image   courtesy of DHS.gov. On September
 13,   2012, the Department of Homeland Security graduated its first
 class of FEMA   Corps first-responders. While the idea of having a volunteer
 force of tens of   thousands of volunteers scattered across the
 country to aid in times of   natural disasters sounds great, the
 details and timing of this new government   army is somewhat curious,
  if not disturbing. DHS   raising an armed army The first problem
  one finds with this [UTF-8?]‘new [UTF-8?]army’ is the fact that they
are mere
 children. Yes,   18 is generally the legal age a person can sign a
 contract, join the military   or be tried as an adult. But ask any
 parent - an 18, 20 or even a 24 year-old   is still a naïve,
  readily-influenced kid. The second problem   with this announcement
 and program is its timing. Over the past two years,   President
 Obama has signed a number of Executive Orders suspending all civil
 and Constitutional rights and turning over management of an  America
 under   Martial Law to FEMA. Also in that time, domestic federal
 agencies under DHS,   including FEMA, have ordered billions of
 rounds of ammunition as well as the   corresponding firearms.
 Admittedly, these new weapons and ammunition [UTF-8?]aren’t   to be used
 in some far-off war or to fight forest fires in California    , but
 right here on the streets of  America . Strange   Armored Fighting Vehicles
 Individuals around   the US    have begun reporting the site of
 strange, new, heavily-armed FEMA fighting   vehicles. What would a
 disaster relief agency like FEMA need with 2,500 brand   new GLS
 armored fighting vehicles? According to the [UTF-8?]agency’s own mandate,
  as   well as President [UTF-8?]Obama’s recent Executive Order, the answer
 is [UTF-8?]‘population   [UTF-8?]control’ during a time of Martial Law.
One set
 of images   made available by Rense.com shows trailer after trailer
 carrying these new DHS and FEMA armored fighting   vehicles,
 complete with machine gun slots. [UTF-8?]They’re labeled with the usual
  backward American flag and the title, [UTF-8?]‘Homeland [UTF-8?]Security’.
 Below that and the   DHS logo, it also reads, [UTF-8?]‘Immigration &
 Customs [UTF-8?]Enforcement’. Joining   those markings, the black vehicles
 with white lettering also display   [UTF-8?]‘POLICE/RESCUE’ on one side and
 [UTF-8?]‘Special Response [UTF-8?]Team’ on the other.
 DHS & FEMA armed fighting vehicles. Images courtesy of Rense.com.
 FEMA   Corps
 FEMA Deputy   Administrator Rich Serino gave the keynote address at the
 [UTF-8?]‘Induction   [UTF-8?]Ceremony’ for the inaugural class of FEMA
Corps
 members. According to the DHS website,   [UTF-8?]‘Corps members assist
 with disaster preparedness, response, and recovery   activities,
 providing support in areas ranging from working directly with
  disaster survivors to supporting disaster recovering centers to
 sharing   valuable disaster preparedness and mitigation information
 with the [UTF-8?]public.’

 Serino describes   what the first FEMA Corps class has accomplished
 so far, as well as where   [UTF-8?]they’ll be going next:

 [UTF-8?]‘Yesterday, we   welcomed 231 energetic members into the first
 ever FEMA Corps class. The   members just finished off their first
 month of training with our partners at   the Corporation for
 National and Community Service (CNCS) and are one step   closer to
 working in the field on disaster response and recovery. They will
  now head to [UTF-8?]FEMA’s Center for Domestic Preparedness to spend the
 next two   weeks training in their FEMA position-specific roles.
 Once they complete both   the CNCS and FEMA training, these 231
 dedicated FEMA Corps members will be   qualified to work in one of a
 variety of disaster related roles, ranging from   Community
 Relations to Disaster Recovery Center [UTF-8?]support.’

 A   standing army
 Unlike most local   disaster response teams who are volunteers, training
 periodically and only   showing up when [UTF-8?]there’s a disaster, the
 FEMA Corps will be a paid, full time,   standing army of government
 youth. FEMA Deputy Administrator Sarino goes on   to explain, [UTF-8?]‘The
 new members, who range in age from 18-24 years old, will
 contribute to a dedicated, trained, and reliable disaster workforce
 by   working full-time for ten months on federal disaster response
 and recovery   [UTF-8?]efforts.’

 In closing his   announcement of the first graduating class of FEMA
 Corps Youth, Sarino   describes his and the [UTF-8?]agency’s vision of the
 future, one where [UTF-8?]‘FEMA Corps   sets the foundation for a new
 generation of emergency [UTF-8?]managers’.

 DHS   arms itself
 As we detailed in   the August 28 Whiteout Press article [UTF-8?]‘History
 of DHS Ammunition   [UTF-8?]Purchases’, federal emergency management
 agencies are   looking more and more like a military army every day.

 The federal   [UTF-8?]government’s procurement website actually lists
 [UTF-8?]DHS’ requests for bids to   supply it with ammunition and military
 weaponry. All of the orders listed in   the above article, including
 the orders for hundreds of millions of rounds of   ammunition, are
 publicly available athttp://www.fbo.gov.

 One look at a chart   of DHS ammunition purchases over the past
 decade reveals a drastic spike in   orders of bullets recently,
  totaling in the billions of rounds. Other charts   available online
 show a similar drastic spike in the purchases of accompanying
  weaponry by the Department of Homeland Security.

 What is the  US federal   government preparing for? And why does it
 feel it needs an army of   brainwashed youth, millions of guns,
  thousands of armored fighting vehicles   and literally billions of
 rounds of ammunition, just to provide relief to the   American
 people during a natural disaster? Any historian will tell you it
 sounds more like the arming of the Hitler Youth than an army of
 first   responders fighting forest fires and hurricanes.

 Seems like emergency plan alfa, just in case the election does not go the way
they want.  Plan alfa here does not include Linda Vaughn!! Like you suggest,
more like the Nazi's.

Dale Davies



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