(N.Morgan) In our new world of tyranny and corruption, FEMA Camps are fully operational and filling up quickly. The Black Sites in Chicago have drawn scrutiny for its questionable tactics for filling the vacancies there. Indefinite detentions have been reported and the Police State is rearing its ugly head and taking complete control of the citizenry.

As we've learned recently,  Chicago's police department is detaining US citizens for days on end in a secret compound where suspects have no contact with the outside world, the Guardian reports today. Lawyers have compared the off-the-books interrogation warehouse in Chicago's Homan Square neighborhood to the CIA's so-called black sites offshore that are used to interrogate terrorists. Police at the site in Chicago reportedly carry heavy military gear, and huge armored tanks are parked outside.

This sort of veiled tyranny has been going on for a long time, hidden underneath the guise of a helping hand, but in reality, is is a prison sentence. In WWII there was a similar program to incarcerate Germans in America to try and prevent sabotage of our ships ferrying supplies to our allies in Europe. If memory serves me, a couple of ships may have been sunk by homeland Germans before they were caught.

Also during WWII, the Japanese were housed for the duration of the war in similar camps until after the conflict was over. Whether they were loyal to America or not, they lost most everything they had and after the war they had to start over.

RX84, short for Readiness Exercise 1984 was originally a plan for the Army and National Guard to respond to major and domestic civil disturbances within the United States. Rex 84: FEMA’s Blueprint for Martial Law in America gives more information on FEMA’s ability not only to protect the government but to be its principal vehicle for martial law. A Washington Post article says the federal appeals court can detain a U.S. citizen captured on U.S. soil without any criminal charges.

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