[FPSPACE] FEMA

[Jens Kieffer-Olsen]

 Hi Keith,

 I'm not sure, whether you are actually praising the combined
 effort of FEMA and its two Michaels, Chertoff and Brown, in
 protecting New Orleans from 8/29/2005?

 Just the same, already in 1976 - as you are probably aware - 
 Richard Pollock investigated 'the existence of Mount Weather,
 a mysterious underground military base carved deep inside a
 mountain near the sleepy rural town of Bluemont, Virginia,
 just 46 miles from Washington DC." Also Time magazine went
 along with the story, bolstering confidence in US readiness
 to meet nuclear aggression from the ruthless Bolsheviks.

 More recently John W. Whitehead has shed light on FEMA's
 current activities there:
 http://www.newfrontiercoalition.com/November2005.pdf

 FPSPACE readers will appreciate - better than John Whitehead -
 that few natural disasters other than NEO impacts are capable
 of triggering an emergency forcing VIP's into FEMA shelters.

 I can think of only one such disaster, Yellowstone erupting
 once more like it did 640,000 years ago.

--
Jens Kieffer-Olsen
Slagelse, Denmark 


-----Original Message-----
From: Keith Gottschalk [mailto:kgottschalk at uwc.ac.za] 
Sent: Monday, January 05, 2009 11:22 AM
 
> Dear Jens
> 
>   The Federal Emergency Management Agency are those who predicted
> forthe USA prior to 2001 that 
> 1. The most likely catastrophe will be a terrorist spectacular in
> Manhattan;
> 2. The 3rd most likely catastrophe will be flooding in New Orleans.
> 
>   The then USG slashed their budget by (talking from memory) around
> 4/5th, so they could do nothing.
> 
>  Their prediction for 2nd most likely catastrophe is an earthquake
> under LA worse than that which hit SF in 1906 when the young Chesley
> Bonstell lived there.
> 
> Let us see if the incoming USG restores their budget.
> 
> - Keith
> 
> > I suppose it's fair to assume that the 'entire FEMA family' 
> > comprises all the anonymous gals and guys, who - as depicted
> > in Deep Impact - stand in the frontline to organize VIP
> > resettlement in underground shelters, should
> > a premature comet og asteroid pay a sudden visit?