Southern Poverty Law Center Takes Aim At Camp FEMA & OthersIs the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) running damage control for the Federal government?
In Popular Mechanics denial fashion, its Spring 2010 newsletter and newest article are all but rejecting the widespread evidence about FEMA camps and they are taking potshots at a new documentary that includes information about FEMA.
Considering the plummeting approval rating of the new President and Congress, the government must be feeling the pressure of anxiety among US citizens, especially with the outright anger caused by last year’s “leak” of the now-infamous MIAC (Missouri Information Analysis Center) report, the CNN attack piece on the Oath Keepers, and the fall 2009 release of the new film
Camp FEMA, it seems likely that damage control is exactly what is going on.
After reading the recent rhetoric by SPLC, I think one has to ask, “What is an organization that is ‘dedicated to fighting civil rights and bigotry’ doing suppressing information about the interning of US citizens and FEMA’s roll?”
After all, “FEMA camps,” as they are endearingly referred to by many, are for relocating US citizens from their homes in cases of Government-declared national emergency.
Shouldn’t the “civil rights” group be advocating the rights of free US citizens to STAY in their homes, if they so chose?
Also, how does the film,
Camp FEMA, figure as a hate or bigotry-filled film?
For that matter, how does the position of the Oath Keepers and Restore the Republic fall into that category?
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Recent legislation attempting to legitimize the use of internment camps to detain U.S. citizens in the event of an uprising or civil unrest has many people asking what nation they live in.