Someone has said, "*IF* the American economy does take a dive, the 2000 presidential election will be won by whomever can do the best James Madision impression:"

It is my understanding that,if the President declares a National State of Emergency, there won't be any elections until the State of Emergency is over.

-- Dave Jones (dfj@fea.net), May 26, 1998

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That just might be the most frightening part of y2k I have heard yet. Not, really, but please say it won't happen.... Joe

-- Joseph Baggs (joefrank@usa.com), May 27, 1998.

Just for your edification, the congress passed a law a few years ago (and the contents of the law are classified, by the way) that states that if a national emergency is declared by the President, the running of the country is turned over to FEMA, which in turn answers directly to the United Nations. (I'm not making this up.) Check it out...

-- Pastor Chris (chrisbr@ptinet.net), May 27, 1998.

I understand that President Clinton has moved FEMA (the Federal Emergency Management Agency) out from under Congressional authority and under the National Security Council (which is under the control of President Clinton).

Perhaps this information could be verified.

-- Dave Jones (dfj@fea.net), May 27, 1998.

This link will give you all the information on FEMA and what happens during a declared national emergency:

http://www.prophezine.com/search/database/garykah/2clinton.html

Happy Reading...please let me know what you think.

-- Pastor Chris (chrisbr@ptinet.net), May 27, 1998.

It has been announced that the prez will be making a y2k statement to the nation in the next few weeks. It is being decided as to from what platform he will speak so as not to add panic to the people. This ought to be good.

-- Bill Solorzano (notaclue@webtv.net), May 28, 1998.

Ya, this out to be good!

-- Annie (anniegaff@mailexcite.com), May 28, 1998.

I have had a few inquieries re the prez making a statement in a few weeks re y2k. go to:

www.govexec.com/dailyfed/0598/052198bi.htm It's down near the last third of the article.

-- Bill Solorzano (notaclue@webtv.net), May 29, 1998.

Folks have been telling me they cant get the url I posted. Neither could I. Go to Gary Norths web page and look under "government"

-- Bill Solorzano (notaclue@webtv.net), May 29, 1998.

I have had a few inquieries re the prez making a statement in a few weeks re y2k. go to: www.govexec.com/dailyfed/0598/052198bi.htm It's down near the last third of the article.

Answered by Bill Solorzano (notaclue@webtv.net) on May 29, 1998.

Try http://www.govexec.com/dailyfed/0598/052198b1.htm instead.

-- Ron Schwarz (rs@clubvb.com.delete.this), May 30, 1998.

Here is an article about President Clinton speaking about the Y2K issue. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/WPlate/1998-05/28/137l-052898-idx.html

-- Annie (anniegaff@mailexcite.com), May 30, 1998.