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Title: FEMA Gives 'Texas FireFighters' Stand Down Order! - Special Edition
Added: Sep 7, 2011
Author: TheAlexJonesChannel
Duration: 15:13
Description:
Kurt Nimmohttp://www.infowars.com/http://www.prisonplanet.tv/news/September 6, 2011In an outrageous repeat of Katrina, the federal government has moved into wildfire-stricken Texas and turned away firefighting trained volunteers who had converged on Bastrop and Smithville to combat the out of control flames.According to The Gonzales Cannon, federal officials arrived at the scene and assumed command of the operation under the pretense "local officials never made a formal request for volunteers."Jennifer Jones, a spokesperson with the U.S. National Interagency Incident Center, confirmed that a federal group comprised of several agencies would be assuming command in Bastrop County.In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, FEMA refused to allow volunteer firefighters from around the nation, as well as trucks loaded with donated water, from entering New Orleans as troops, police, and mercenaries went house-to-house confiscating weapons.Officials in Louisiana accused FEMA of making the situation worse with red tape and a hesitant response immediately after Katrina blasted into the coasts of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, the Los Angeles Times reported on September 5, 2005.Alex Jones was contacted on Tuesday by firefighters who confirmed that FEMA is blocking volunteer assistance and has frustrated local attempts through the U.S. Forest Service and its maze of bureaucratic red tape. The firefighters and other volunteers report that the Forest Service is not responding to their efforts to clear federal hurdles put in the way of a response to the worst fire in Texas history.In the past, the first line of defense during emergencies was the state National Guard. Since 9/11, however, the federal government has taken control of the Guard away from the states and has merged its operations with the Pentagon. In 2008, then Secretary of Defense Robert Gates commissioned a study proposing recommendations to merge the National Guard and Reserves into the U.S. armed forces.In January 2010, Obama moved the process forward when he issued an executive order establishing a Council of Governors. "In other words, the Pentagon and Homeland Security will give hand-picked governors their marching orders under the guise of 'synchronization and integration of State and Federal military activities in the United States,' a direct violation of Posse Comitatus," we wrote at the time.In 2005, Jefferson Parish President Aaron Broussard told the national media that FEMA and the feds had abandoned New Orleans after the hurricane. He described how trucks with water delivered from Wal-Mart were turned back and FEMA cut emergency communication lines.Investigative journalist Wayne Madsen said FEMA's actions during Katrina amounted to information warfare. "Jamming radio and other communications such as television signals is part of a Pentagon tactic called 'information blockade' or 'technology blockade.' The tactic is one of a number of such operations that are part of the doctrine of 'information warfare' and is one of the psychological operations (PSYOPS) methods used by the US Special Operations Command," he told Prison Planet.com on September 6, 2005.It appears FEMA and the feds are attempting a repeat in Texas."The mission of FEMA has never in reality been to bring people food and water and help in times of crisis. Alex Jones has attended numerous FEMA drills where the whole point of the exercise is to round people up, break up families and institute a brutal police state crackdown," Paul Joseph Watson wrote after the devastating storm in the Gulf.http://www.infowars.com/fema-forces-firefighters-to-stand-down-in-texas/
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Youtube Comments: 373
crazeyspivey Says:
Sep 9, 2011 - Well, looks like Alex needs to organize a grass roots campaign to throw them all out, and get some reall good-ole boy Texan farmers to take charge.
crazeyspivey Says:
Sep 9, 2011 - Nope, not a Texan.....you have a good point....the Texas people need to stand up and take action.......keep storming the capitol with mass numbers of people like Alex did last month.
purpurpledog8 Says:
Sep 9, 2011 - You have many gooid points, I have many good points. I think we both agree that the trouble is the bastards at the top telling the government what to do to us. I would rather live in peace than be completely right about everything all the time, how abouit you? Peace and love to you, and again, be safe in these times.
TheSportCompact Says:
Sep 9, 2011 - They do need to stand up for themselves and take action, but I've found a lot of Louisianans and Texans will talk a good talk, rant & rave about what's wrong, but don't tend to pull the trigger when the times demand it. I lived right at the TX / LA border in Lake Charles LA & listened to them piss, moan, & complain about what was wrong, like law enforcement. When I told them to do something about it. I was looked at like I had 6 heads and told it only leads their retaliation.
TheSportCompact Says:
Sep 9, 2011 - They do need to stand up for themselves and take action, but I've found a lot of Louisianans and Texans will talk a good talk, rant & rave about what's wrong, but don't tend to pull the trigger when the times demand it. I lived right at the TX / LA border in Lake Charles LA & listened to them piss, moan, & complain about what was wrong, like law enforcement. When I told them to do something about it. I was looked at like I had 6 heads and told it only leads their retaliation.
TheSportCompact Says:
Sep 9, 2011 - They do need to stand up for themselves and take action, but I've found a lot of Louisianans and Texans will talk a good talk, rant & rave about what's wrong, but don't tend to pull the trigger when the times demand it. I lived right at the TX / LA border in Lake Charles LA & listened to them piss, moan, & complain about what was wrong, like law enforcement. When I told them to do something about it. I was looked at like I had 6 heads and told it only leads their retaliation.
TheSportCompact Says:
Sep 9, 2011 - I'll agree it is those pulling the strings telling them what to do. It isn't a matter of being right though. Its a matter of what the Founding Fathers created and sticking to it, otherwise you end up with the state of the nation today. To live in peace, one must embrace the will and readiness to fight for it. A New Englander understands this. It is why with any real threat to our freedom, NH residents volunteer first. My cousin Rene Gagnon volunteered. He rose the flag on Iwo Jima
WaterGirl49 Says:
Sep 10, 2011 - Perry looks talks and acts just like G bush.. I think he is related
NoTyrannyUSA Says:
Sep 10, 2011 - How the hell has a pompous tool like Perry gotten reelected so many times?! He seems as bright as a box of rocks ...
Kennedale01 Says:
Sep 10, 2011 - He came back to Texas and showed up at one of the disaster shelters...then left to get back on the campaign trail. His Lt. Governor signed the request for Fed help, so at least he can technically say he didn't request it! He needs to take care of his state's needs, before going after what he wants to do in 2012.
MotAdvNSW Says:
Sep 11, 2011 - From about 13.20 where 'they' set about confiscating guns - the old lady with the pistol; NOT a way to treat old folk in their homes. Gutless, pumped-up federal enforcers. I thought you yanks had a right to responsible gun ownership and that it didn't depend on weather and disaster. Founders must be deeply saddened.
freba91 Says:
Sep 12, 2011 - I live in Texas and Perry will probable get elected,but all I can do is vote against him,if Americans think America is in bad shape now they have seen nothing should Rick Perry become president.
purpurpledog8 Says:
Sep 12, 2011 - Well, God bless you and God bless your cousin. Thanks for a stimulating discussion.
asleeperj Says:
Sep 12, 2011 - I hope you are wrong, but i feel that you may be correct. The American people will do anything to "stop terrorism," even if it means giving up the one freedom to stop it.
asleeperj Says:
Sep 12, 2011 - Thats not true, we have had Perry in office for the last 30+ years. All politicians are the same. Noting more than well dressed snake oil salesmen, with a golden tongue.
nolimit67901 Says:
Sep 14, 2011 - this is what i dont get, i was born and raised in texas and spent 2 years as a volunteer firefighter and i know the attitudes of those people well. why are they even listening to FEMA?!?!?! most of the people i worked with would give a shit less what a FEMA man says if his town is at risk of burning down. VOLUNTEERS!!!:WHY ARE YOU NOT IGNORING FEMA?!?!?!?!?!?!
phoenixrigingal Says:
Sep 14, 2011 - Rick Perry is a piece of shit
tvdude11 Says:
Sep 14, 2011 - I applaud your roasting hotdogs joke Mr. Jones.
jonros1369 Says:
Sep 19, 2011 - the firefighters in smithville tx didn't stand down, they told FEMA to go fornicate themselves with a metal stick, (in a slightly more derogatory manner) stand up to bully's , that's the only way they learn
jonros1369 Says:
Sep 19, 2011 - the show is not why people go after perry, perry is the reason perry goes after perry, he goes state to state telling people what they wanna hear, changing his views like a dirty pair of undies, look at his voting record, it's obvious he licks the left one, just keep watching fox little one
terrancelueckgen Says:
Mar 4, 2012 - its so sad, your ppls lives are so fucked up, i do feel bad for you all
Ltdangle1217 Says:
Mar 16, 2012 - I am a Fed Fire Fighter. I do not support the actions of FEMA. I spent a week on the Bastrop Complex. My opinion: many homes could have been saved if volunteers/feds/state resources could have bumped in behind the head of the fire and saved as many homes as possible; note, many homes still would have been lost due to lack of defensible space and severe drought, lets not argue this because it is fact. The fire behavior created a potential 'death trap' for any fire fighters.
Ltdangle1217 Says:
Mar 16, 2012 - Also, the community of Bastrop were the nicest, most humble, extraordinary people, and I hope the best for these people. What a tragedy. This was probably the most humbling yet inspiring fire event I have ever witnessed. May this never happen again. Texans please review defensible space and wild fire awareness.
Afireman4u Says:
May 11, 2012 - I live a few miles away from the fires and ill tell you the federal government did alot more than they didnt. Coast Gaurd, Navy, and National gaurd were all there and in force this guys an idiot. ATX baby yeeeaaaaa
crazeyspivey Says:
Sep 9, 2011 - Good point.