What is the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) About? Part 1

[@AllenChandler-jx2uf]

I’ve read parts of this. Some parts are very troubling. (IE) FEMA. It had(?) authorization for a standing army of 25,00 troops, with heavy weapons and the ability to imprison, without formal charges or trials. They could come at any time(without an arrest warrant) in part. Is that still in effect?

[@Jeffrey_Liu_]

5:00 to 6:20 - Central planning at its finest. Good job, comrades! - "multiple years in the making - "it takes a few years to get somewhere - "DOD, we want a report - "GAO, we want a little bit more information - "give us a report on the same topic but go in [another] direction - "house report - "senate report - "conference report - "these reports frequently tell DOD to... give us a report - "it is a method of communication In all seriousness, I support your work; I'm just saddened that it is necessary. Imagine trying to explain this to someone /not/ steeped in the MICC /without/ visual aids like this video. For a system in dire need of help, we make it awfully hard for friends to pitch in.

[@FBA-Renaissance]

16-24 YEARS OLD, THEN JOIN THE JOB CORPS 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸