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Civilian Prisons Coming Soon to U.S. Army Base Near You !
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[link to www.worldnetdaily.com]
The 'wing-nuts' at WND are hip to a few things... the Fed, the NAU, and now this:
By Jerome R. Corsi
© 2007 WorldNetDaily.com
The U.S. Army is authorized to create civilian prison labor camps on military installations, according to a little-noticed regulation.
The camps are allowed if the request comes from the Federal Bureau of Prisons or state corrections facilities under leasing requirements defined by federal law.
WND's discovery of the regulation comes shortly after Bush administration directives expanding presidential powers during an emergency.
The Army prison camp policy is defined in Army Regulation 210-35, entitled "Installations: Civilian Inmate Labor Camps," signed Feb. 14, 2005, by Sandra R. Riley, then-administrative assistant to the secretary of the Army.
The regulation revises an earlier civilian inmate labor camp regulation signed Dec. 9, 1997, under the Clinton administration.
Ned Christensen, spokesman for the U.S. Army Installation Management Command, confirmed to WND the 2005 version of Army Regulation 210-35 is currently valid and fully operative...
Nothing GLP'ers didn't know, but very interesting to see on a more-or-less MSM site.
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