'Fork brings three items of comfy fit to the general proposition of 'executive disorders'.

The first:  “The Executive Order Above All Executive Orders” by Paula Demers, Idaho Observer, circa 1996, http://proliberty.com/observer//prt0397a.htm.  This essay is a tidy exposition on noxious and ignoble actions a/k/a lyrics to 'The Despots' Dance'.  Note well:  the despots' signatures on acts and orders are not individually seminal, but rather a continuum of Sorosian savages to Americans and their America, notable among them in 'Fork's opinion - Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Woodrow Wilson, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, James Earl Carter, Jr., William Jefferson Blythe Clinton, III, and more recently George Walker Bush's USA Patriot Act. 

        "How many of you folks knew about this? I find it very interesting that one person, the president of the United States, has the authority to control every person in the country. This EO gives step by step instructions on the complete take over and control of every American.

        "One of the main things that trouble me is that it eliminates the dignity and individuality of human life. It brings Americans down to the level of domesticated animals."

For close students of the subject, please see among others -

• "Executive Orders And Laws relating to National Emergencies Laws" at http://www.disastercenter.com/laworder/laworder.htm covering contemporary Constitutional cloy and clot to 2000 and among others

• Wikipedia's extensive rendition of the USA Patriot Act at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USA_PATRIOT_Act

The second: An interesting piece generally related to this subject and more fleshy on the role of FEMA authored by 'BraggSurvivor' as #6 [upper right corner of sequential entries] within exchanges on Wilderness Survival Forums, April 4, 2008 at http://www.wilderness-survival.net/forums/showthread.php?t=2434. 

        "EO #11051 is interesting; it authorizes FEMA near-total power in times of crisis."  

The third:  A briefer entry focused on “The Worst Case Scenario [-] Rationing, Hiding and Hoarding" from “Walks with Hawks”, Harvey Doyle, Jr., 2004 at http://www.walkswithhawksherbs.org/FoodStorage.html. 

        "The whole concept of hoarding assumes public ownership or communism."