Executive Order #13528 creates an elite Council of Governors to assist USNORTHCOM and the National Guard to implement Martial Law and Continuity of Government.
The
following is in response to an earlier email I sent regarding EO#13528
signed by the White House on January 11th that has now created a new
Council of Governors to oversee matters of “homeland defense” in the
event of a national crisis employing the US military and national guard
for “civil support.” Section 2.d of this EO calls for the
“synchronization and integration of state and federal military
activities in the US.” As this link below indicates this EO is stoking
fears of martial law and an emerging police state:
Click
here: Obama Executive Order Stokes Martial Law Fears
To
address the problems encountered during Katrina, and resistance of the
states, the federal government is now prepared to employ the military,
the guard and civil law enforcment under the DHS and the Pentagon. The
Council of Governors are comprised of ten (10) governors who are
naturally inclined to eviscerate civil liberties and promote federal
authority over the sovereign states. As noted in the article below
these ten governors have been selected from the ten federal regions of
the US that were adopted during the Nixon administration and that
continue to this day as this map illustrates:
As
you can see, Washington bureaucrats do not necessarily see the USA as
50 separate states. We are just herded into regions and this command
structure fits neatly into the overall mission of USNORTHCOM to
“coordinate defense support of civil authorities” and protect “national
power” within the US, Canada and Mexico (www.northcom.mil).
The
following article is by Pastor Chuck Baldwin who is courageously
exposing this raw violation of states rights, citizen’s rights, the
rule of law and the Posse Comitatus Act of 1787 (when Civil War troops
were roughing up citizens). We are just one crisis, or black flag
event, in which the federal government imposes martial law and starts
to identify citizens as “terrorist” or “enemy combatants” in their New
World Order. The very fact that the US is facing a financial reckoning
day is reason for serious pause and consideration as the forces of
tyranny of growing in power, scope and operations.
I know
this information can be distressing but you need to share this
information with your friends and concerned citizens. I am convinced
that we have reached a “tipping point” in the social contract between
the people and the government in which government is becoming
all-powerful and our leaders have nothing but contempt for the
Constitution and the principles of limited government. The Tea Party
Movement is very encouraging but I am afraid that it is too little too
late and we simply need to be aware and prepared for the worst. I
have highlighted sections in red for emphasis and for more on this subject you can go to this link.
Trust the Lord, but keep your powder dry, Chuck. 
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> Subject: Council Of Governors Takes Shape by Chuck Baldwin, February 9, 2010
> Date: Tue, 9 Feb 2010 12:03:55 -0600
>
> Council Of Governors Takes Shape
> By Chuck Baldwin
> February 9, 2010
>
>
> This column is archived at
> http://www.chuckbaldwinlive.com/c2010/cbarchive_20100210.html
>
>
> Regular readers of this column will doubtless recall my recent column in
> which I reported on the new Council of Governors (CG) that President Barack
> Obama has created. See my column at:
>
> http://www.chuckbaldwinlive.com/c2010/cbarchive_20100119.html
>
> Well, Obama's CG is quickly beginning to take shape. According to the
> Associated Press (AP), "President Barack Obama has selected Missouri Gov.
> Jay Nixon to serve on an advisory council for defense and national security
> issues.
>
> "Nixon was one of 10 governors named Thursday [February 4, 2009] by Obama to
> the newly created Council of Governors."
>
> The 10 governors (and one of them is not even a State governor) selected by
> Obama are:
>
> *Governor James Douglas (R-Vermont) *Co-chair
> *Governor Chris Gregoire (D-Washington) *Co-chair
> Governor Brad Henry (D-Oklahoma)
> Governor Jay Nixon (D-Missouri)
> Governor Martin O'Malley (D-Maryland)
> Governor Janice Brewer (R-Arizona)
> Governor Bob McDonnell (R-Virginia)
> Governor Michael Rounds (R-South Dakota)
> Governor Beverly Perdue (D-North Carolina)
> Governor Luis G. Fortuno (R-Puerto Rico)
>
> As I have already written, the creation of a CG should be of serious concern
> to all liberty loving Americans. That more of us are not as concerned as we
> should be can be traced to the mistaken belief that the American people have
> nothing to fear from an overreaching federal government. This is pure folly!
> As I have said many times, we have far more to fear from Washington, D.C.,
> than from Iran, Iraq, North Korea, or any other potential terrorist state.
> It is Washington, D.C.,--and Washington, D.C., alone--that has the power,
> opportunity, and propensity to squash our freedom and sell us into tyranny.
>
> As Kurt Nimmo reports, "In other words, with the stroke of a pen, Obama
> significantly increased the ongoing effort to federalize the states and take
> control of the National Guard in violation of the now more or less moribund
> Posse Comitatus Act. Posse Comitatus was effectively annulled by the 2006
> John Warner National Defense Authorization Act. The act provides the
> president with power to declare martial law under revisions to the
> Insurrection Act and take charge of United States National Guard troops
> without state governor authorization. Parts of the act were repealed in
> 2008."
>
> See the report at Infowars.com:
>
> http://tinyurl.com/council-gov-nixon
>
> What most Americans fail to realize (thanks to a national propaganda press
> corps that refuses to reveal the conspiratorial machinations of America's
> ruling class, which, by and large, is totally disconnected from--or
> unaccountable to--elected officeholders: especially those in Congress) is
> that the subdivision of the United States into a 10-region country (thereby
> minimizing or even negating the sovereignty and authority of the 50
> independent and autonomous states) goes all the way back to the Richard
> Nixon administration.
>
> In response to pressure from the United Nations, President Richard Nixon
> issued Executive Order #11647 on February 10, 1972, which carved up the
> United States into 10 "standard Federal regions."
>
> For the doubters out there, Wikipedia has a rather detailed web page
> mentioning the federal 10-region breakdown of the United States.
>
> See the Wikipedia entry at:
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_regions_of_the_United_States
>
> See the map at:
>
> http://tinyurl.com/US-std-fed-regions-map
>
> Still not convinced? Try a casual web search of the 10 US regions and you
> will quickly discover that each major federal agency, such as the EPA, OSHA,
> DOT, FEMA, etc., has their agency already divided into these 10 regions. As
> an example, here is the official district map for FEMA:
>
> http://www.fema.gov/about/contact/regions.shtm
>
> Commenting on the creation of the 10 "super" regions initiated by President
> Nixon, CuttingEdge.org director David Bay very astutely said, "This regional
> system is also apparently a military structure." This is a very insightful
> observation, because I'm sure this was said long before President Obama took
> office, yet, that is exactly what his CG accomplishes. It grants federal
> executive power to these 10 governors--with the specific responsibility of
> providing leadership and direction to the National Guard and related
> homeland military activities. And is it any coincidence that the number of
> governors appointed to this new CG is exactly 10? Even more telling is the
> fact that the 10 governors come from each US region (the governor of Puerto
> Rico represents Region 2), except for Region 5, and guess what? Region 5 is
> President Obama's region!
>
> Now, get this: the only region that has two governors represented on the CG
> (making up for Region 5's lack of a representative--who will be Obama
> himself, no doubt) is Region 3. And put this in your pipe and smoke it: the
> two governors from Region 3 are from Maryland and Virginia, which are the
> two states that border Washington, D.C. But all of this is mere coincidence,
> right?
>
> See the map on the EPA web site at:
>
> http://www.epa.gov/region4/landrevitalization/images/us-regions.gif
>
> So, here is the list of the Council of Governors, as it coincides with the
> respective 10 regions. If you know anything about what is going on, you
> should easily be able to see the logic of how and why these governors were
> selected. Obviously, the two basic criteria would be 1) The location of
> necessary government infrastructure, facilities, personnel, etc., combined
> with 2) The compliant attitude and overall disposition of the governor
> selected. Here is how it looks:
>
> Region 1: Governor Douglas of Vermont
> Region 2: Governor Fortuno of Puerto Rico
> Region 3: Governor O'Malley of Maryland and Governor McDonnell of Virginia.
> These are necessary, as these are the two border states of Washington, D.C.
> Region 4: Governor Perdue of North Carolina
> Region 5: President Barack Obama of Illinois
> Region 6: Governor Henry of Oklahoma
> Region 7: Governor Nixon of Missouri
> Region 8: Governor Rounds of South Dakota
> Region 9: Governor Brewer of Arizona
> Region 10: Governor Gregoire of Washington State
>
> And while it is true that President Jimmy Carter revoked President Nixon's
> "Federal Regional Council" (what Nixon's Executive Order created in 1972) in
> 1979, the concept never died. It was merely incorporated into other
> Executive Orders. And there can be no question that President Obama's CG
> certainly builds on Nixon's initial "Regional Council" model.
>
> Neither is it a coincidence that Missouri Governor Jay Nixon is included in
> the list of 10 governors appointed to the CG. Why? Does anyone remember the
> MIAC flap in the State of Missouri last year? I sure do, because I (along
> with Ron Paul and Bob Barr) was listed in the MIAC report as being a
> potential dangerous militia member or terrorist. And anyone who supported or
> voted for the three of us was similarly maligned in the MIAC report. Plus,
> the report also targeted people who opposed any of the following as being
> potential dangerous militia members:
>
> The New World Order
> The United Nations
> Gun Control
> The violation of Posse Comitatus
> The Federal Reserve
> The Income Tax
> The Ammunition Accountability Act
> A possible Constitutional Convention (Con Con)
> The North American Union
> Universal Service Program
> Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
> Abortion on demand
> Illegal immigration
>
> Remember, this was an official Missouri State Police report that was
> distributed to all Missouri State law enforcement officers. And Governor Jay
> Nixon authorized and strongly defended the MIAC report!
>
> Later, of course, Governor Nixon and other State leaders were forced to
> withdraw the report, due to immense public pressure from both the citizens
> of Missouri and angry Americans all across the country.
>
> I have a web page set aside with all the pertinent information regarding the
> MIAC fiasco, including the most recent updates, at:
>
> http://www.chuckbaldwinlive.com/MIACreport.html
>
> Plus, here are my previous 3 columns regarding the MIAC report:
>
> http://www.chuckbaldwinlive.com/c2009/cbarchive_20090317.html
>
> http://www.chuckbaldwinlive.com/c2009/cbarchive_20090324.html
>
> http://www.chuckbaldwinlive.com/c2009/cbarchive_20090327.html
>
> Now we learn that President Obama has appointed this very same Governor Jay
> Nixon to the newly formed Council of Governors. Doubtless, Nixon's support
> for the MIAC report brought him into the good graces of this Marxist
> President, who, in his inaugural address, pledged to "remake America."
> Without a doubt, the newly established Council of Governors is helping Obama
> do just that.
>
> Of course, the big question is not, Is America being "remade"? It most
> certainly is--and it started long before Obama moved into the White House.
> The question is, Will this "remade" America be something we can live with?
>
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