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MARTIAL LAW DECLARED

Originally posted by Rob_Davis
LSP swat was just dispatched to Childrens Hospital. They're under attack again and shots have been fired.
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Any updates on this?
 
Seems that someone has their wires crossed... Martial Law has not been declared and can not be declared as la does not have it in their constution. This has been covered over and over in the news media. This rumor has been started by a local news station. Only a state of emergency can be declared. :roll:
 
Originally posted by Tom Burgess
Seems that someone has their wires crossed... Martial Law has not been declared and can not be declared as la does not have it in their constution. This has been covered over and over in the news media. This rumor has been started by a local news station. Only a state of emergency can be declared. :roll:
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That's like saying "There isn't a war in Iraq because no one officially declared war."
 
Very large differnece in State of Emergency and Martial Law. :shock:
 
Martial law is when the military becomes the primary law enforcement and judiciary body. That is exactly what is now beginning. Drudge Report's headline is "Battle for New Orleans" with a nice picture of the military rolling through the streets.
 
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