HAVE THE NATIONAL GUARD BEEN REMOVED FROM ALL DISASTER PLANS: IS THAT WHY THEY WERE NOT SENT INTO THE DISASTER ZONE ? YES.

MANY AMERICANS ARE ASKING HAVE THE NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS AND EQUIPMENT BEEN REMOVED FROM ALL FEDERAL
DISASTER PLANS ?
IT LOOKS LIKE YES FROM WATCHING WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN THE SOUTH.
AND NOW THERE ARE DOCUMENTS THAT SHOW THEY ARE NO LONGER INCLUDED IN FEDERAL DISASTER PLANS OF ANY KIND.
THE FEDERAL EMERGENCY AUTHORIZATIONS WERE SIGNED SATURDAY AUGUST 26TH,2005, ALL AID SHOULD HAVE BEEN MADE AVAILABLE TO THE GOVERNOR FROM THAT MOMENT ON- INCLUDING GUARDS AND EQUIPMENT FOR EVACUATION.
THE DOCUMENTS BELOW COULD INDEED BE A SMOKING GUN .

THESE FEDERAL AND DEFENSE DOCUMENTS WILL BE LISTED BELOW, GET THEM QUICKLY AS WEBSITES ARE BEING "TIDIED" AS WE SPEAK. WE ALL SHOULD KNOW BEFORE THE NEXT DISASTER HITS IF ANY OF US WOULD HAVE THE GUARD COME. FIRST THE DOCUMENTS ARE LISTED IN PART I TO DOWNLOAD.

THEN IN PART II I HAVE GONE THROUGH EACH DOCUMENT AND HIGHLIGHTED THE IMPORTANT DATA- THIS WILL SAVE YOU TIME WHEN TRYING TO READ HUNDREDS OF PAGES. ( THESE DOCUMENTS ALSO SHOW THE DISASTER BUDGETS HAVE BEEN DECIMATED ON A FEDERAL LEVEL BY HOMELAND SECURITY AND FEMA HAS INDEED BEEN RENDERED USELESS. AND SUPPORT AND CARE OF HUMAN BEINGS IS NOT IN THE PLAN PROCESS AT ALL.THIS IS A CRITICAL SITUATION THAT INDEED HAD A BLURPRINT. THE MONEY AND MANPOWER , AND TROOP POWER THAT COULD HAVE SAVED LIVES AND WAS PREVIOUSLY ATHORIZED ON A FEDERAL LEVEL HAS NOW BEEN REMOVED FROM DISASTER PLANS AND BUDGETS)

THIS IS BEING FORWARDED TO ALL FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MEDIA IMMEDIATELY.
PLEASE FORWARD TO ALL HUMANITARIAN AID AND RELIEF ORGANIZATIONS AS WELL.

PART ONE: THE DOCUMENTS: DOWNLOAD IMMEDIATELY( there will be more to come)

{1} http:// www.dhs.gov/dhspublic/display?content=755,
{2} http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/odp/docs/fy05hsgp.pdf
[3} http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2002/01/20020124
{4} http://www.nationalpriorities.org/auxillary/somepdfs/BetterSecurity
[5} http://www.cdi.org.pdfs/Unified_Security_Budget_2006.pdf
[6] http://www.dhs.gov/interweb/asset/FY_2005_BIB_4pdf.