A catastrophic event has just hit America. Through an executive order, your rights as a United States citizen have been suspended indefinitely. FEMA’s in charge and now they’re at your door!

Knock…Knock…

“Sir, I’m an agent with the Federal Emergency Management Agency. For your safety, we’re here to relocate you and your family. All firearms will have to be handed over and any food you may have stockpiled on your property will be allocated for redistribution.”

What Does FEMA Have in Store For You and Your Family? Where Will They ‘Relocate’ You When SHTF?
Enacted in 1979 by President Carter, the Federal Emergency Management Agency was designed to coordinate a nationwide response to a crisis and ensure the continuance of the Federal Government.

The United States would be divided into ten separate regions, each implementing a distinct emergency measure for its citizens according to ‘threat level’, geography and population density. Although this sounds benign in nature – even necessary in a time of crisis – the real truth is much more sinister.

From its very beginning, the majority of FEMA’s funding and a third of its workforce was hidden in the Federal Government’s black budget program. In fact, much about the agency’s early infrastructure was known to only a handful of elected members of Congress. That’s a lot of money and manpower going unaccounted for decades. What was it used for?

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