FEMA camps and California evacuees

I've been keeping an eye on the situations occurring in California; Oroville, and the flooding in San Jose.
It occurred to me that in both cases, the news about evacuees involves trying to find places for them to stay, and I have to wonder. Why aren't the FEMA camps being put to use? Anyone know why?

They need the fema camps empty for when they round up all the liberals..... or Trump supporters..... or preppers..... or *insert desired undesirables*

Maybe its because they dont want people to see the gas chambers and ovens till its time to fire them up?

The most rational reason I can think of is that it would just make too much sense and the gov cant break with decades of tradition by actually doing something that is logical

a reply to: ThickAsABrick

Can't find anything on camps, but any large, open place like sports pavilions and the like are the go to places for evacuees.

They [FEMA] are helping us right now with getting commodities into the area like cots, water, blankets, MRE's in those shelters.

www.scpr.org...

a reply to: IkNOwSTuff

What if the fema camps aren't to keep us imprisoned or quarantined but to keep them safe from us? Dun dun dunn

If they are for us in case of emergency, then why can't we have a tour for safety and what to expect in case of disaster purposes?

a reply to: ThickAsABrick

Do you live in or near San Jose?

I actually live in San Jose. Or... technically... right next door. I'm about a minute or so from San Jose driving. If I were to tell people where I was from, I'd say San Jose because they wouldn't know the city I was from. I wouldn't normally post something so personal, something that tells even this much about myself here, but... there hasn't exactly been a huge number of people moved or anything. Of course, San Jose is a big place so one side of the area compared to the other... can be a big difference... but still. I decided to check into it and the largest number I found was 14,000 evacuated. San Jose has more than a million people. Now, nearly fifteen thousand people is a big number, but... in the big picture... not really... and many have already been cleared to go back home. I don't know about Oroville, but the time between evacuation and being allowed to go back home hasn't been long for the majority of people from San Jose... I'd think it would take many more people or a longer amount of time for camps to be put into use.

a reply to: ThickAsABrick

obvious question - WHAT fema camps ?

No worries, you got leftards all over the US just waiting to open theiir door for mexicans and afghans so why not californians?

Haha

originally posted by: PlasticWizard
a reply to: IkNOwSTuff

What if the fema camps aren't to keep us imprisoned or quarantined but to keep them safe from us? Dun dun dunn

If they are for us in case of emergency, then why can't we have a tour for safety and what to expect in case of disaster purposes?

That`s the only logical explanation, the camps (if they exist) aren`t big enough to hold all the people (that in theory) would be sent there,but they would be plenty big enough to hold all of the "them" that would need to be kept safe from "us".

originally posted by: yeahsurexxx
No worries, you got leftards all over the US just waiting to open theiir door for mexicans and afghans so why not californians?

Haha

yeah like how the saudis are letting all their muslim refugee brothers and sisters from Syria come and live with them.
I guess there actually are some things that even Saudis and liberals won`t do.

I have been reading about those FEMA camps for years, even went looking for them for awhile.

...Ya know what?, I couldn't find the darned things...

originally posted by: MyHappyDogShiner
I have been reading about those FEMA camps for years, even went looking for them for awhile.

...Ya know what?, I couldn't find the darned things...

yeah stange isn`t it considering they would have to be pretty massive to hold millions of people and would need to be near major transportation hubs, like airports,highways,railraods,etc and yet they remain strangely invisible almost like they don`t even exist.

I read that the camps are everywhere. I can tell you they were wrong about Michigan I checked everywhere they were supposed to be

a reply to: Tardacus

Yeah....

I've had a migraine for years over the invisible camps...

...The invisibility cloak wearing CIA agent that has been looking in my window and watching me for years creeps me out too...

...Doesn't the guy ever poop?...

a reply to: rshackleford

I don't live near San Jose but have family living in the area and spent a fair bit of time in the Bay area.
The evacuation area there was comparatively small, but in the case of Oroville the number was approximately 188,000 people evacuated. A bit more significant.
Just seemed rather funny that with all the hoopla over the years that FEMA didn't seem to be involved.

Too be honest I hadn't really paid attention to the camp theory for a while and assumed they would probably exist for a more benign reason.
But after doing some more searching, it does seem that I can't even find one to point at. Which is kind of strange. With everything the US has experienced over the years in the way of natural disasters I would have thought that such emergency facilities would make sense. Oh well, my bad.

The camps are for when they start arresting all the muslims and immigrants.
slave laber camps

they have had this planed for a long time.
and not many left to stop the Take over
in the other countries.

originally posted by: ThickAsABrick
I've been keeping an eye on the situations occurring in California; Oroville, and the flooding in San Jose.
It occurred to me that in both cases, the news about evacuees involves trying to find places for them to stay, and I have to wonder. Why aren't the FEMA camps being put to use? Anyone know why?

What FEMA camps are you referring to?