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But the subject, NSPD-51?that's National Security Presidential Directive 51?and the attendant explosion of blogospheric paranoia about it deserve attention. Even if you don't believe, as I don't, that NSPD-51 is a blueprint for a coup in the guise of plans for "continuity of government" in the event of a national emergency (such as a terrorist attack during an election campaign). Even if you don't believe, as I don't, that it will be used as a pretext for canceling the upcoming presidential election and preserving "continuity" of this administration in office.
Full article here.
OK, so I've proven that I'm a nut who believes that the current administration has no intentions of giving up their offices, but here's an article from someone who would call me a nut and they point out the fatal flaws of the current directive. My point is, what would prevent the "nightmare scenario" from occurring? What could we do to circumvent the new "rule of law" should this type of scenario come to pass? Someone please put my paranoid fears to rest so maybe I can go back to sleeping at night. :laugh: