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04-02-2013, 09:52 AM
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I do know about FEMA. While working in the Fire Dept the retired chief went to work for them. Found out after a while that due to the type of work we did and it being a kinda paramilitary operation we could be directed to work for FEMA. Knowing some of the powers that were in the thing..I could see a LOT of problems in the future..and it has come to pass..
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04-02-2013, 12:30 PM
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Yep, you get it. Powers to keep order after a natural disaster that do not necessarily require a natural disaster to pull the trigger and to my knowledge are not restricted to a specific area of a disaster. All one needs to do is watch the inspectors and adjusters work and it is very obvious they are not interested in cooperation with state, county or city at their lower levels of authority.
I got myself caught, by accident, between the State and FEMA one time in 2005 and I decided in an instant I did not want any part of that. But, in that process I learned all I wanted to learn, about FEMA and its authority. Ed
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