NASA head warns employees to be prepared. "I Became Aware of Some Things..."

[rambone]

The head of NASA issued a warning to NASA employees to prepare their families for emergencies, so that they and other Federal employees can report to work during the crisis. He mentions his inter-agency work with FEMA regarding Continuity Of Government planning. He warns to have a pet preparedness plan, for when you are spread all over the place (i.e. FEMA camps).


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mk5sRmroG8s

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mk5sRmroG8s

 

[indykid]

I wonder if since there is only one more shuttle flight before we start bumming rides from the Russians if he is telling the workers to prepare for a massive layoff.

 

[Westside]

Please cite your source.

Thanks
Tyler.

 

[FWShooter]

So he is telling them to be prepared. Wow shocking and this must mean something huge is happening or maybe he cares about his employees and wants them to be prepared.

Anybody who is in a position of that level or power or has access to classified data does not knowingly blab unless they are a moron.

 

[MattYagPD01]

Please cite your source.

Thanks
Tyler.

yup... please add credibility to this. Would be nice to throw around.

M

 

[mrjarrell]

Found this through a link at Free Republic.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mk5sRmroG8s

 

[rambone]

There's a YouTube video embedded in the OP that seems to be invisible since the server work this morning.

 

[LawDog76]

This is basically the same thing we preach on here. Be ready for the unknown.

 

[Westside]

Rambone; I watched the video and I think you are reaching a bit for your conclusions. He mentions that people on the east coast have "hurricane bags" for when a storm comes.

Also he doesn't mention being spread out or reporting for work during a natural disaster. I think he is just telling everyone to prepare for the unexpected because shtf doesn't always call ahead. He also never mentioned FEMA camps.

mrjarrell, can you post the link in free republic you found this video on i searched free republics home page and they made no mentions of nasa that I could find.

 

[mrjarrell]

Rambone; I watched the video and I think you are reaching a bit for your conclusions. He mentions that people on the east coast have "hurricane bags" for when a storm comes.

Also he doesn't mention being spread out or reporting for work during a natural disaster. I think he is just telling everyone to prepare for the unexpected because shtf doesn't always call ahead. He also never mentioned FEMA camps.

mrjarrell, can you post the link in free republic you found this video on i searched free republics home page and they made no mentions of nasa that I could find.

www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2734345/posts

 

[sshelton]

I didn't think he was getting at an up in coming event, just a general be prepared for anything

 

[Blackhawk2001]

This is a standard emergency preparedness speech, similar to dozens of others given by government department heads. Considering some of the disasters that have befallen the country lately, not to mention throughout the world, this doesn't bring anything particularly sinister to mind. I think you guys can stand down from the "black helicopter" watch.

 

[mdeshon]

 

[dsol]

I dont know, things like this in the public make my wife realize a little more every day that I am not totally crazy...

She even has eyed a few things lately at yard sales that she has told me to pick up for my "end of the world" stash as she calls it. Simple things like a coffee percolator, empty propane tanks to refill and store, and an extra dehydrator. I still cannot get over what people will get rid of for pennies on the dollar.

 

[Frankingun]

I dont know, things like this in the public make my wife realize a little more every day that I am not totally crazy...

She even has eyed a few things lately at yard sales that she has told me to pick up for my "end of the world" stash as she calls it. Simple things like a coffee percolator, empty propane tanks to refill and store, and an extra dehydrator. I still cannot get over what people will get rid of for pennies on the dollar.

One's man trash is another man's treasure.

I wonder if it's too late to plant more vegetables...

 

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