Saturday, June 02, 2012

Why a warning by Homeland Security?

You might be asking yourself the same question I asked myself when i saw this article. Why is Homeland Security warning us of hurricanes and preparedness? Seems like NOAA and NASA and the National Hurricane Center should be the ones. AS if they aren't already. So why the sudden shift to homeland security?

Something tells me that something may be afoot. There may be truth to the rumors long held that weather changing technology has been developed and is being prepared as a weapon of war. Never say never. Why else would homeland security be in on the act, unless they anticipate having major involvement in the matter in the very near future.

Think about it.
The Department of Homeland Security's latest concern is hurricanes. With the start of the hurricane season, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano is encouraging a so-called "Whole Community Approach."
Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano
Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano
"We may not know exactly what Mother Nature will bring this year, but we are leaning forward in our preparations, utilizing the 'Whole Community Approach,'" Napolitano says in a statement. "As part of this approach, we are engaging the broadest possible set of partners in our preparedness efforts—integrating planning across federal, state, local, tribal and territorial governments as well as with private sector, community, non-governmental, and faith-based partners."
Napolitano wants to make sure Americans are prepared.
Federal Emergency Management Agency administrator Craig Fugate wants Americans to "focus on the need to be prepared."
"When it comes to preparing for disasters, don’t simply focus on the calendar … focus on the need to be prepared," Fugate  said. "You can go to www.ready.gov and find all of the tools and information you need to prepare your home, business and family."
Hurricane season started yesterday and lasts through the end of November.

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