My Adventure - I Investigated a FEMA camp, Georgia Coffins and Georgia Guidestones!

reply to post by antar


Actually I was going to go into the office and ask the guys a few questions about them. I asked one guy - when I drove all the way down to the buildings and the end of the coffins - if I could go into the center of them - (No Trespassing signs everywhere). He said I had to go into the office to get permission.

We were running low on time - because we still had a 2 hour drive to the Guidestones - so I did not go in.

I wanted to find the lids to the coffins too.

But the friend with us, really did not like it, when the guy said they were grave liners!

I did worry for moments as I would see guys walking towards us from the buildings, but they just passed us by - staring!!

reply to post by questioningall


That was my guess. Any government signs or anything around them? I guess they're not too worried about trespassers if they are sitting out in the open. Don't guess anyone would really want to steal them.

Oh the other thing I have always wondered about the coffins Qa, are they big enough for several people or what? They just seem so roomy for the cheap bastards in the Gov when it come s to civilians.

You just didn't look hard enough QA. If you had stared at the sun for a few minutes, put hindsight glasses on backwards, and through a mirror you would have seen the camp in plain sight. Ruby red slippers would work too. Maybe you're a disinfo agent...

reply to post by questioningall


Hey star, and flag for something awesome. Yep, okay, so the coffins are growing??? Yikes the PTB must be really confident for coming days of grand genocide, and atrocities.

reply to post by antar


Yep, we figured 2 to 3 people could be put in one - depending on how big they are.

reply to post by questioningall


I'd be interested to know about covering the bodies in lime. It'd dry them out, so more could fit, and it would keep the smell down.

Cement factories are everywhere, and I'd bet money we'll see them using that as a method to dry out, and help store the dead. Did that make since to you?

[edit on 13-8-2009 by sanchoearlyjones]

reply to post by questioningall


Euuww, what if only the really large people will be affected? You know the type of eugenics which affects a certain type of person?

I need to diet!

reply to post by sanchoearlyjones


They probably have thought of everything.

But also remember those mass graves that are being dug in the Western U.S. - there was a thread about it a few months ago - with pictures and they were laying down cement holders for bodies.

reply to post by questioningall


The camp listed for Avon Park is a state prison.

There is a new Polk County Jail in Froostproof. I recently learned at the planning commission that the jail is currently listed for 2500 beds, but is scheduled to double in size to 5ooo beds.

A LEO I know said he couldn't figure how the county could come up with that kind of money. He said there has to be FED money (probably TARP funds.)

There is nothing on Gillem that would scream "FEMA camp". It doesn't even look like the typical movie type army base on the inside. An interesting fact however, is that most of Gillem was built by German POWs. It served as a housing facility during the war.

Gillem and McPherson are both on the BRAC list. No final date has really been set to close them but they are in the process of packing up shop. The thing I've always found interesting is what they plan on doing with them once the military has left. There was some talk a while back that GA Tech was going to buy McPherson. As for Gillem, it will have to stay under government control because of buried ordinance and supposed toxic waste. They can't let the buildings just sit abandoned either because most of the buildings are on the historical registry and they have to be kept up. I've often wondered if that is the real reason they were put on the BRAC list to begin with. It is as if they are freeing them up to be one day used as internment camps. However, as it is right now, there is nothing there that would tip someone off to the existence of a FEMA camp.

If you could pinpoint the building you saw from outside of Gillem I can go find out exactly what you were looking at. Can't guarantee pictures (they don't like cameras on base) but I can confirm what type of building it is.

Great work Questioning All! I have always thought that the base closures was a convenient way of establishing camps without attracting notice.

You've got me inspired to go check out fort AP Hill here in Virginia, it's only half an hour away. I'll post a reply in a week or two. Keep up the excellent work - you're awesome!

FEMA Coffins In Georgia
www.abovetopsecret.com...


What's out in that field are burial vaults. The flat lid goes in the hole first, the casket goes in and the tub part is inverted over it and glued down. It's to keep water out. Most cemeteries require the use of a vault. You don't see them at the funeral because it 's done after the service.

The property on Lions Club Road in Madison, Georgia is leased by Vantage
Products, the company that makes the vaults. www.vantageproducts.com

If you read the above thread, you’ll find where Vanguard was emailed and answered and where the town sued Vanguard over taxes on the property.

From that email:

The majority of cemeteries across the United States require the use of a
burial vault when a body is interred. The use of a burial vault, plastic or
concrete, is to prevent the collapse of the ground in the cemetery
and to protect the casket placed inside.

In the funeral and/or death care industry there is a common practice of
people making their funeral arrangements prior to death. Many people
like to make their own selections for the casket and burial vaults that will
be used at the time of their death. Once this selection has been made
the local funeral home that has made the arrangements can purchase the
burial vault product from Vantage Products and we will store it for them
until that person dies.

We maintain detailed records of ownership of the products and require a
certificate of ownership to be sent to us before products can be released.
Additionally, we are annually audited by several states including Georgia
to insure that we have all of the products that our records indicate and
that are on file with each of the participating states.

With that out of the way, nice job OP.

reply to post by questioningall


Well done for such a thorough piece if investigation.


It's great to have the perspective of a normal poster on what is actually there, instead of relying on people simply repeating what they have been told and accepting it as fact.

The FEMA camps are obviously real, we've seen the documented proof that such a system is in place. But it's openly in place to deal with disaster and emergency.
These sites need to be accessible by road, air and rail, to adequately transport support staff and management teams, aid, supplies, and so on.

There's no mystery to this and no conspiracy about it. The Gas lines and chimneys, the box cars with shackles, none of that actually exists. There is no evidence for any of that.

The Casket Liners, I believe, are stored on land rented by the company that produces them. I'm certain this was clarified by a call to the manufacturer.
If I remember correctly, a poster here phoned the manufacturing company in that area and spoke to staff who confirmed that they rent land for storage of items produced in bulk (due to the cost of running the processes for manufacturing).

The Guide Stones I don't have much of an opinion on. My personal belief is that a wealthy person or cult group erected them based on their own personal opinions and limited intelligence.

I see no reason to take them seriously, this is the only location where such a thing exists, and it's one line carved by one person. I'm not aware of any link between that area and their creation, and then with the NWO scenario. Why Georgia? Why not in Washington DC if this is by an all-powerful group of egomaniacs and elitists?

Again, thanks for the little piece of investigative journalism. It makes a refreshing change to the usual repeats of the same unfounded information.

reply to post by questioningall


You're talking about the extensions added to existing veterans grave yards, nothing untoward if you ask me.

reply to post by glitch88


The beige building was adjacent to Mallard Circle (where the houses were - and street the picture was taken from).
The beige building had a chimney. It is on the back end of Fort Gillem.

If you look at Google Earth - you will find when the picture was taken, the building was not there.

That would be awesome, if you could get back there.



[edit on 13-8-2009 by questioningall]

Here is a link to the to the manufacturer of the grave vaults.
www.polyguardvaults.com...

Also, check out this article about the coffins(grave vaults). It claims they are nothing more than....

"the outer container for caskets placed in the ground before the coffin to protect the coffin and maintain level ground above".

www.morgancountycitizen.com.../7524

sorry, I can't seem to get the link right. This is the address.
www.morgancountycitizen.com/?q=node/7524

[edit on 13-8-2009 by silverking]

reply to post by questioningall


Not a problem. I'll see what I can come up with. It might be Sunday before I am able to get over there but I will post here once I do. How far away from the fence was the structure? I can't really see it in the picture you posted so I'm not sure if I'm looking at the right thing or not.

reply to post by silverking


That may be, I have read all the claims that they are innocent coffin shells. BUT - a big question then, is why are there so MANY of them and why haven't they been sold and USED already? Why is it more are being stacked there?

The claims don't make sense, they shouldn't still be there - they should have been in the ground around coffins already!

Plus there is No way a coffin would fit in one of those - look at the sizes compared to a big coffin.

The innocent claims don't add up!

reply to post by glitch88


It was not far at all, it was probably about 50 feet from the fence on the inside of Fort Gillem. It was about 10 to 15 houses down from where Mallard Circle started.