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nagual 05-02-2009 09:43 AM

FEMA coloring book for kids
 
http://www.fox10tv.com/dpp/news/Pare...MAColoringBook

FEMA officials released this statement:

FEMA for kids assists children in understanding disasters and we will continue to post appropriate material that supports its mission," said John Shea with FEMA.

"FEMA For Kids" not only includes the coloring books but also has stories from other kids who have gone through disasters, ways to put together a kids survival kit, and helpful activities kids can take part in.

micjer 05-02-2009 02:17 PM

Re: FEMA coloring book for kids
 
http://i562.photobucket.com/albums/s...uringbook2.jpg


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UxNq...layer_embedded

Machinamentum 05-02-2009 07:37 PM

Re: FEMA coloring book for kids
 
:lmfao:

tone3jaguar 05-03-2009 02:36 AM

Re: FEMA coloring book for kids
 
Out of all of the things I have seen lately, that one takes the cake. It is so rediculous you have to laugh.

orthodoxymoron 05-03-2009 04:03 AM

Re: FEMA coloring book for kids
 
A Scary Thing Happened: The Fascists, Banksters, and Aliens Invaded Planet Earth. :shocked: :lightsabre: :lightsabre: :lightsabre:

avyaktam 05-03-2009 06:04 AM

Re: FEMA coloring book for kids
 
Bah. Kids prepared by the COFFIN people.:ghostrider_h4h:
:protest::protest::protest:

no caste 05-03-2009 06:42 AM

Re: FEMA coloring book for kids
 
A Scary Thing Happened: F**king Right, Junior.

http://d2umcibyw4ztss.cloudfront.net...8/108728-0.jpg

oh deary.

Humble Janitor 05-04-2009 01:36 AM

Re: FEMA coloring book for kids
 
A Scary Thing Happened: FEMA got into the Public Relations business.

Luminari 05-04-2009 06:51 AM

Re: FEMA coloring book for kids
 
That reminds me!

Have a look at the N.S.A page in the bottom left corner is a link to the "N.S.A. for Kids" page 'Cryptokids'. :nono:

http://www.nsa.gov/

http://www.nsa.gov/kids/index.htm

Jacqui D 05-04-2009 12:02 PM

Re: FEMA coloring book for kids
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Luminari (Post 134586)
That reminds me!

Have a look at the N.S.A page in the bottom left corner is a link to the "N.S.A. for Kids" page 'Cryptokids'. :nono:

http://www.nsa.gov/

http://www.nsa.gov/kids/index.htm

This ones a bit spooky, putting the thought process into the mind of kids and making it exciting for them to be deceptive!wow.
Obviously a recruiting system for the future i feel, possible analysising kids mental abilities also.
The colouring book well!!! excuse me seems they are just pushing for these kids to deal with such further agendas perhaps.:sad:

micjer 05-09-2009 01:58 PM

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First colouring books and get them scared of the "enemy", then enroll them in military schools!


http://i562.photobucket.com/albums/s...itlerYouth.jpg

Quote:

'The Armed Forces will be drafted in to run state schools under plans to drive up discipline and respect in classrooms. Ministers are in talks with defence chiefs about taking over a handful of schools and turning them into military academies.

Alongside daily lessons, pupils would be expected to take part in activities such as drills, uniformed parades, weapons handling and adventure training. The first state schools set to gain 'military academy' status are understood to be based in Portsmouth and Colchester.

The controversial scheme will initially be in areas where there are a large number of military families, but is set to be rolled out across the country.'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...e-schools.html


Right then, fall into line you 'orrible little pupils! Government wants the military to run state schools

http://i562.photobucket.com/albums/s..._2009/army.jpg

The Armed Forces will be drafted in to run state schools under plans to drive up discipline and respect in classrooms.
Ministers are in talks with defence chiefs about taking over a handful of schools and turning them into military academies.
Alongside daily lessons, pupils would be expected to take part in activities such as drills, uniformed parades, weapons handling and adventure training.
The first state schools set to gain 'military academy' status are understood to be based in Portsmouth and Colchester.
The controversial scheme will initially be in areas where there are a large number of military families, but is set to be rolled out across the country.
Ministers believe that children in failing schools would particularly benefit from a military-style education because it would give them role models and a more structured existence......


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