[Politics_CurrentEvents_Group] Re: Are We Getting Closer to FEMA Control?

"We are suffering the exact amount of tyranny that we are allowing"

...and we are gradually overcoming tyranny, gone is the contraception laws, gone is the 'bible' reading in our free public schools, gone is the restrictions on abortion, gone is the banning of porn, gone is the sodomy laws, and in the process of going now is christianity's persecution of homosexuals.

We are winning!!!

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> Are We Getting Closer to FEMA Control?
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> Columbia MO October 27, 2010 - While the Obama Administration has recommended that the Bush era Cyber-security strategy become more "evolved," Global News Wire announced the Mid-October testing of Autumn Blend, an interoperable credentialing system that would facilitate an electronic identity authentication infrastructure for "government and industry personnel." The demonstration came at the hands of Northrop Grumman and FEMA.
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> The new documentary, Enemy of the State: Camp FEMA Part 2 – Implementation, addresses the Cybersecurity issue. Research for the film uncovered that Obama and his administration would like to see the current Bush program "evolve and become part of an even bigger national Cybersecurity strategy."
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> Quoting the film. "Obama has tried to assure Americans that the government will not monitor private sector networks" yet this new demonstration by FEMA and Northrop Grumman says participants of the Autumn Blend project were from the federal, state, local and private sectors. Just how much control will FEMA have, and will it exclude volunteers in communities that want to lend a helping hand, unless their identities are "authenticated" using an Autumn Blend-type Model?
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> While CNN, Southern Poverty Law Center and other mainstream news outlets would have us believe there is nothing wrong with this, and that those of us concerned about it are "conspiracy theorists," the new Lewis/Franchi films also points out that the department in charge of the government side of cyber-security, US-CERT, is not strictly a government agency, but rather a "public-private partnership, like the Federal Reserve." According to their own information, Northrop Grumman is "a leading global security company" providing services to "government and commercial customers worldwide." So, how much about information about the "private sector" will Northrop Grumman, or similar companies, be allowed to have?
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> Enemy of the State guest Ernest Hancock is pretty clear when he says, "We are suffering the exact amount of tyranny that we are allowing" and that "the only way that we are really going to be free is when we evolve past the need and emotional dependence on any government."
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> For more information about Enemy of the State: Camp FEMA Part 2, please visit www.CampFEMA.com
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