This is an EXPERIMENT to see how tolerante citizens r of martial law

[chomskysright]

Think bigger than bashing the incompetency of FEMA. There's sly purposfulness here and I believe that someone on Citizens for Legitimate Government may have stumbled on it:

"It was suggested to me by someone that it seems like the lack of assistance in New Orleans was meant to provoke people to extreme violence and chaos. It certainly looks that way to me... but what if new orleans is being used as a test case to see, in a real world setting, how easily a motivated, angry populace (and the military personnel forced to do the dirty work) could be subdued and controlled to create a working model of how to impose endless Martial Law throughout the country while keeping those who might resist under the lid... and those in the armed forces in line. It's a thought... because I find it absolutely incredible how inept the response has been... to the point of criminality on the part of the federal government." --c., CLG reader.

http://www.legitgov.org/

Redact to Stanley Milgram's experiments (no longer possible given ethical violations).

Its Stanley Milgram's experiments in vivo: how much torture will someone accept as given to another? Its Kitty Genovese: I didn't hear nothin'. Its PsyOps.

[Duer 157099]

1. Well I hate to admit it, but that's what I think too

I've looked at it in all of the logical ways I can, and this is the one that makes the most sense, as horrifying as it is.

[Democrats_win]

2. Notice how they sent GUNS first. Still no sign of bread and water.

[uppityperson]

3. I think it was incompetance and lack of any compassion.

[serryjw]

4. I hate to admit it BUT I thought of this

but was too embarrassed to mention it.....Nobody can be this incompetent....nobody!

[serryjw]

5. Where is the article?

Direct link to ARTICLE please not home page