Bill in congress to detain Americans in camps if "Obama" declares an emergency!?!?!

They gottas gets the guns first

No barbwire keeping them in after Sandy either. This is different and it's not good.

I find it curious that Obama was sworn into office two days before this bill was introduced...

I am going to look into this Congressman Hastings and try to find out what his agenda is.

Was he told to wait it out until the second term was a given?

I think this world has gone crazy.

Bill is from 2009.

Your point?

Did you not read links?

Ol yeah its coming this whole scene in the U.S. is out of Stalins handbook! Better decide who you are , what you beleive real quick! The talk and speculation will end! It will be in your face reality!

I just read the bill. I didn't notice any mention of 'detaining' anyone. Could you point that out for me?

Sometimes it's easier for people to deny they exist. I wish I didn't have a clue. Think I'll move to Mexico.

Yeah, but does anyone have links to the new bill?

963 executive orders in 5 years? Georgy signed 88? Whats the rush? Sorry folks this frog jumped out of the pot a long time ago!

The bill sounds reasonable.

Great! Another show me a link America is sinking into the Ocean guy? Look around AC? Cops buying tanks , riot gear and a billion rounds of ammo?

New bill entitled HR 390

[link to www.govtrack.us]

No one is giving a bill number, and the only people talking about it aside from RT is conspiracy websites. So forgive me for wanting more information first.

Thank you OP

Not sure if this means anything or not but check it out.

[link to www.publicintelligence.net]

Bill? Don't need no bill!

Recall what FDR did to

those of Japanese

descent living

in USA during

WW II.

Can I pin my own thread because that is some interesting info Skeptic#1!! ?

Here's the manual

[link to info.publicintelligence.net]

Sure pin away! I pinned!

[link to www.youtube.com]

That manual is much more scary than that bill.

Where's any mention of 'detaining' anyone in the bill?

the right to build???theres proof out there already been building them

it says resurfaced..got rejected,although they been transfering and building fema camps already

I haven't read the entire thing. I just skimmed but the word "emergency" is thrown around a lot.

That is an eyeful.

Segregation. I/R populations include numerous types or groups of individuals that must be
segregated for a variety of reasons. I/R populations are segregated based on their legal status
(according to DOD and Army policies) and their gender. Juveniles within the I/R population are
typically segregated from the general population. Detainees may also be segregated by ethnic
and family groups and further segregated to protect vulnerable individuals. Additionally,
detainees may be categorized by behavior (cooperative, neutral, or combative) to accurately
resource guards and facilities. Individuals within the I/R population may also be segregated to
prevent self-harm. Although segregation may not be requested or conducted for the purpose of
facilitating interrogation, interrogators may interrogate detainees who have been properly
segregated. (See DODD 3115.09.)

I'm guessing stationary will be in-vogue again.

5-50. A censorship policy of detainee mail may be instituted by the theater commander as follows:
z Outgoing letters and cards may be examined and read by the detention facility commander or a
designated representative.
z Mail will be returned to the sender to rewrite portions that contain obvious deviations from
regulations, and a copy will be provided to the supporting counterintelligence element.
z Outgoing letters and cards will be sent, unsealed, directly from the facility to the theater
commander’s designated censorship element. All incoming letters and cards that arrive at a
facility without having been censored will be sent to the designated censorship element before
delivery to detainees.
Chapter 5
5-10 FM 3-39.40 12 February 2010
5-51. Letters and cards addressed to persons other than representatives of a protecting power or to U.S.
military authorities will not—
z Contain complaints or criticism of any governmental agency or official.

This could apply to war OUTSIDE the U.S. I guess.

I didn't see any of that in the bill.

Where is any mention of 'detaining' anyone?