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This is another quite obvious attack on the US constitution and the citizens
of the United States, by CFR members Gingrich and other subversives.

When will the people of the United States awaken to the reality of their
present perilous situation?

Yours very truly,

Cliff Hume.


At 02:14 AM 2/2/01 -0600, you wrote:
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>U.S. Facing 'Catastrophic Attack'
>
>NewsMax.com
>Thursday, Feb. 1, 2001
>National security experts Congress commissioned to examine America's
vulnerabilities
>in a changing, hostile world warn of a crippling assault upon its homeland
within 25
>years.
>According to the Associated Press, the United States Commission on National
>Security/21st Century, chaired by former Sens. Warren Rudman, R-N.H., and
Gary Hart,
>D-Colo., reported Wednesday that:
>"Weapons proliferation [and] the persistence of international terrorism
will end the
>relative invulnerability of the U.S. homeland to catastrophic attack.
>"A direct attack against American citizens on American soil is likely over
the next
>quarter century."
>The 14-member panel listed as a close-second threat what it described as the
>nation's inadequate scientific research and education.
>The nation's entire education system, it said, is "in serious crisis."
>It warned that this actually poses "a greater threat to U.S. national
security ...
>than any potential conventional war that we might imagine."
>One commission member, Newt Gingrich, the former Republican speaker of the
House of Representatives, said:
>"We put science, and science and math education, second ... because we
believe it's second only to the threat of a weapon of mass destruction
[hitting] one of our cities."
>The panel concluded the United States is not prepared adequately to meet
either of those challenges:
>"The risk is not only death and destruction but also a demoralization that
could undermine [America's] global leadership.
>"In the face of this threat, our nation has no coherent or integrated
governmental structures."
>It offered these steps the United States should take:
>• Assign the National Guard primary responsibility for domestic security
and reorganize, train and equip it to undertake that mission.
>• Overhaul the Defense Department, where excessive laws have hobbled
weapons acquisition and the failure to privatize some support activities
"wastes huge sums of money."
>• Reduce by up to 15 percent the staffs of the defense secretary, Joint
Chiefs of Staff and regional commands, where growth has "created mounting
confusion and delay."
>• Create an independent National Homeland Security Agency.
>• Pattern it along the lines of the current Federal Emergency Management
Agency.
>• Assign it responsibility to protect American lives and infrastructure,
such as the
>highway system and information technology, and to plan, coordinate and
integrate
>domestic security activities.
>• Reorganize the State Department, a "crippled institution that is starved for
>resources by Congress" and weakened further by many of its core functions,
such as
>foreign assistance, being  parceled out to other agencies.
>• Double spending on scientific research and development over the next seven to
>eight years.
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