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…but gun confiscation is exactly what happened during the state of emergency, following Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. U.S. troops also arrives. Something far easier to do even now thanks to last year’s elimination of the 1878 Posse Comitatus Act. That forbid U.S. troops from policing on American soil. If martial law were enacted here at home, like depicted in the movie The Siege, easing public fears and quelling dissent would be critical, and that’s exactly what “the cleargy response team” as it’s called helped accomplish in New Orleans. Such clergy response teams would walk a tightrope between the needs of the government verses the wishes of the public.

Most Americans would agree that it would be prudent
to have a plan to provide for the continuity of government and the rule of law
in case of a devastating terrorist attack or natural disaster,
a plan to provide for the cooperation, the coordination and continued functioning
of all three branches of the government. The Bush administration tells us they
have such a plan. They have introduced a little sketchy public version that is clearly inadequate
and doesn’t really tell us what they have in mind, but they said, don’t worry;
there’s a detailed classified version.
But now they’ve denied the entire Homeland Security Committee of the United States House of Representatives access to their so-called detailed plan to provide for continuity of government.
They say, trust us.
Trust us, the people who brought us Katrina, to be competent in the face of a disaster?
Trust us?The people who brought us warrantless wiretapping and other excesses eroding our civil liberties?
Trust us?Maybe the plan just really doesn’t exist and that’s why they won’t show it to us. I don’t know. Or maybe there’s something there that’s outrageous.The American people need their elected representatives to review this plan for the continuity of government. -Congressman Peter DeFazio