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Originally posted by flyswatter
Originally posted by BigBrotherDarkness
reply to post by flyswatter
You haven't posted any links thus far in this thread, perhaps that was on The Gut's thread? Please stay focused if you're serious about debating/debunking a topic. But as I said the topic is really about laws and the frameworks in place for interning American citizens not the existence of the camps.
Yeah, it may have been in the other thread. Quite easy to get the two confused these days.
If the government wanted to detain people at these fantasy camps, they wouldnt need to pass any new laws to do so. The framework to do so has been in place for many years now. Like I said, Rex 84 has been implemented twice in the last 20 years (LA riots and after 9/11) and I dont see any doomsday having come from it.
Any semi-intelligent government is going to have contingency plans in place for how to handle situations like civil disturbances, natural disaster, etc, etc. I would actually be more worried if they did NOT have something in place.
Originally posted by BigBrotherDarkness
reply to post by bhornbuckle75
I find it interesting that Popular Mechanics would take on FEMA camp debunking. It made for a good read, however...the last 3 funerals I have been a party too used no such liners; even one on an Island when my grandfather passed...they used a solid plastic box but it was on top of the coffin, the coffin wasn't in it when he was interred. So I find that debunk very hard to swallow. Fact they are funeral liners. Fact there is a whole lot of them. Fact they aren't being used in funerals I've recently been a party of...can anyone else weigh in on this that has attended a funeral lately? In all due respect for the person that has passed, and their families I am sorry to ask this.
Originally posted by BigBrotherDarkness
reply to post by flyswatter
I perceive your post is some what hostile, if my perception is wrong my apologies.
I am just curious if anyone has seen these liners in actual use; not what the maker and spokes people etc. say they are for. But the actual conditions anyone may have seen them being used in. So I could follow up with a when and where to understand the circumstances.
Contacting a company is like going to a used car lot and speaking to a salesman...I don't want information from the sales man, I want information from those that purchased the car and used it...except in this case the liners, not a car.
There's nothing wrong with that, is there?
Originally posted by lordpiney
I agree with your logic, however, why would the Government of the United States institute such a plan? what, in your opinion, would force our gov to place so many of it's own citizens in "relocation camps"?
Originally posted by BigBrotherDarkness
reply to post by penninja
I also agree and that's why I never put a face on it; I don't know who they are for, I have a gut feeling...but at the same time that gut feeling is just speculation and not reality because I don't know, any of the scenarios you suggest could warrant a need for these things. Thank you for bringing more objectivity to the thread
Originally posted by MentorsRiddle
People would not buy a car cover, unless they owned a car.
They wouldn't buy bullets, unless they wanted to shoot them.
They wouldn't build Concentration, uh-hem...., "relocation" camps, unless they intended to use them....
Your thinking is very logical, and probably accurate.edit on 18-9-2012 by MentorsRiddle because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by mikellmikell
Come on post just 1 picture. I've been trying to get them to do it for years. Another FAIL!