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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby UIUCstudent01 » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 15:00:02

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('smiley', 'B')ut then again, I can't be convinced that this is a prison either. Security is much to light.

I bet it's going to be called a 'holding camp'. (concentration camp)
And that this is for 'homeland'. (fatherland)
What more security measures do you need for a concentration camp? Biometrics? Large concrete walls?
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby Free » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 15:24:56

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Schweinshaxe', 'I')f you look at the fences, you can clearly see that they are designed to stop people from getting OUT. Not getting IN.

I admit, it looks like it, and this is what made me think a bit first as well. But I am no fence expert, maybe there is another reason for this fence-style. Or maybe the building workers just made a mistake... (wouldn't be the first time, would it...)
But to really keep people in it's much too low and weak, this is what a real fence for that purpose looks like:
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby gego » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 15:40:56

This is probably Bush's new energy technology that he said would amaze the American public.

No doubt he plans to process all the fat people into a new product, homodiesel.
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby smallpoxgirl » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 15:41:54

It certainly could be used for mass detention of people, but there are lots of places that can be used for mass detention of people. The Pier 57 building in New York is a perfect example. One day it's an abandoned wearhouse. The next it's a holding facility to detain 1,800 political disidents. Link

Really all that's lacking for them to open concentration camps all over this country is the political necessity. As MD points out, fences and other crowd control mecanisms have been accepted as status quo almost anywhere you go. We accept that those things are their to protect us, and to some extent they are, but only as long as we continue to faithfully serve our masters.
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby smallpoxgirl » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 15:51:43

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('gego', 'N')o doubt he plans to process all the fat people into a new product, homodiesel.

Humodiesel maybe? Homodiesel makes me think pink triangles.
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby gego » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 15:54:58

If this is indeed the early development of extermination camps, and if you have ever personally supported more government of any kind, then you are partly responsible.

Government is nothing but force. If you wanted government to do anything, no matter how seemingly benign, you were asking for one group of people, governnment, to force someone else to do something or not do something. Extermination camps are just a natural and inevitable extension of this concentration of force in the hands of this corporation we call the United States government.

Example after example in history, and the slave class is still oblivious to the nature of government.
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby Leanan » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 16:17:27

Whoah, Nellie. It's a quantum leap from an internment camp to an extermination camp. We put Japanese-Americans into internment camps during WWII (which was bad enough), but didn't exterminate them.

They are building camps. They've said so. But to assume they're preparing for a "final solution" type scenario...I don't think that's warranted.
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby Zardoz » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 16:18:54

Kinda looks like the producers of the video saw the old Army crane and the old Air Force locomotive, and let their imaginations run wild.

The helicopter simply passed over. It it was "observing", it would circle. We can only take their word for them being "observed" on each visit. Sounds like story embellishment to me. The helicopter shot could have been taken elsewhere and spliced in.

I agree that the fences are too weak to contain much of anything, and the turnstiles could be classic pork-barrel overspending. Everything else is just paranoid speculation.

Halliburton's detention camp contract appears to genuinely be intended for a heavy increase in illegals coming up from Mexico. I'd say the feds know how bad the Mexican economy is going to be hit by the coming oil crunch, and they're getting ready for it.
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby smallpoxgirl » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 16:25:24

Leanan...the US already incarcerates a greater percentage of it population than any country on the planet. Do you really see that increasing several fold in a world of shrinking resources and scarcity and all those people continuing to get fed? Remember. Most Jews didn't die in gas chambers. They died from the combined effects of stress, physical exhaustion, poor sanitation, starvation, and resultant epidemic diseases. When there's not enough food to go around, you can bet that it will go to friends of the regime, not to miscreants in conentration camps.
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby Cobra_Strike » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 16:34:22

Could it be that this is a pandemic camp? I could see the need for furnaces then, to burn the dead. To me that seems a more likely conclusion; in the even t of a massive pandemic the government is going to need places to relocate the sick.
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby Itch » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 16:35:12

I think cities themselves would make fine concentration camps as a tertiary purpose. Many cities only have one or two exits going in and out. The ones that are close to where I am have the added benefit of being surrounded by water which would kill or expose anyone trying to find a way out.

All the bad guys have to do is seal off the few exits and entrances in the city, and you're fucked. Some clever people might find a way out, but where are they going to go? How long can they evade?

If the bad guys really want to start imprisoning and possibly exterminating people even more regularly with even sillier excuses, sending them to camps to carry out the process, then I'd think that rural people had best watch out; city people are already set for the meat grinder.

On the bright side, these prisons, if that's what they turn out to be, are being made with the shittiest materials with the cheapest labor, and pocketing the rest of taxpayer money; it's the way of the corporation. So there will probably plenty of opportunities for escape after some thorough planning.
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby Leanan » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 16:41:30

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'D')o you really see that increasing several fold in a world of shrinking resources and scarcity and all those people continuing to get fed?

Yes, I do. The scarcity will be mostly in Third World nations. Just as it is today. If we do reach the point that the dollar or the global economy collapses and Americans start starving, the government will likely collapse as well. I think they're more likely to release all the prisoners than exterminate them.
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby MacG » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 16:43:59

I'm certain that this is an indication of something important going on. Have no clue whatsoever of exactly WHAT that important thing is though. As far as I know, this is a purely American phenomenon. Either the US gov is building prison camps (with optional huuuge gas owens) or people are just belive it happen. In either case it's interesting and indicative of something.

Why do some Americans belive their gov prepare to hoard them up behind barbed wire? Is there a gut feeling that something is very, very wrong with the current way of life and that it will change dramatically one way or another? I know no other place or country where similar belifs show up. Interesting!
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby Zardoz » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 16:47:19

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MacG', '.')..I know no other place or country where similar beliefs show up...

No other country has George W. Bush and Dick Cheney at the head of its government.
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby Leanan » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 16:58:10

Americans love conspiracy theories. The government is covering up the truth about UFOs, 9/11, the Kennedy assassination, etc. You name it, there's a conspiracy theory about it. We have a lot of distrust of government, and it dates back long before Prime Minister Cheney took over.
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby smallpoxgirl » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 17:15:26

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MacG', '(')with optional huuuge gas owens)

:lol: this is like that game where people whisper to eachother and you see how much the story changes once it gets around the circle.
The buildings did have "huge furnaces" as well you might expect for a heated warehouse in the midwest. The "furnaces" were a larger version of what you might find in any house with natural gas forced air heating. They were certainly were not crematorium furnaces.
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MacG', 'W')hy do some Americans belive their gov prepare to hoard them up behind barbed wire?

Well...partly it's because some of us here still have a healthy fear of governments. The Germans in 1919 had no fear of their government, and they lived to regret it. Also I think our fear probably has a lot to do with the fact that A: our country has a nasty habid of rounding up and killing the peoples of other countries, and B: our country got where it is today by doing the same thing to all the Indians that lived here.
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby LadyRuby » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 17:58:10

It's a fact that the government has the capability to build and operate detention camps. If I was them, I would consider a site like this to be a good one (because of rail access, etc.). But right now there's nothing to indicate there are plans for it to be used. In fact the town there is planning what to do with that space (development, etc.).

Amtrak says they can't relocate to Michigan. If I want to wear my conspiracy hat for a moment, I'd say that perpaps they can't because they are legally obligated (by the feds) to maintain that site. Or they have some requirement such that they aren't able to just sell it and move elsewhere. It's much easier to take over something like that from Amtrak than from a bunch of private developers.

But for now, it's nothing more than a secured rail facility, and the military rail vehicle there is probably being repaired on site (I think I saw somewhere that this facility is used to repair other systems rail vehicles as well, not just Amtrak).
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby eric_b » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 18:27:43

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('LadyRuby', 'B')ut for now, it's nothing more than a secured rail facility, and the military rail vehicle there is probably being repaired on site (I think I saw somewhere that this facility is used to repair other systems rail vehicles as well, not just Amtrak).

Well, I don't know. Maybe I've been smoking too much dope. I agree this may well be nothing at all. It could be just be an outlet
for pork.
I'm not certain where in Indiana 'Beech Grove' is. It may be a suburb of Indianapolis. Still, you have to admit it's a little odd to be spending this much effort at refurbishing an abandoned Amtrak facility. I mean, three layers of fencing with inward facing barbed wire seems a little over the top for a place that's not even being used.

So who knows. The government has admitted to building these places. I agree with SPG that it would seem likely if there's an economic meltdown the gubmint would release a large fraction of the huge prison population in the US... they wouldn't be able to afford to hold them. Unless they are planning on declaring martial law in the near future.

I just can't shake this feeling that something strange and sinister is afoot in the US these days.
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby Schweinshaxe » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 18:29:52

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MacG', 'A')s far as I know, this is a purely American phenomenon. I know no other place or country where similar belifs show up. Interesting!

Really? Please note that the fences in this picture are designed to keep people from LEAVING the camp. Also, please note how weak the fences are. The fences in that video certainly look stronger than the ones in the picture.
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Re: Footage from an under construction american internment c

Unread postby Schweinshaxe » Sun 12 Mar 2006, 19:23:29

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('smallpoxgirl', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('gego', 'N')o doubt he plans to process all the fat people into a new product, homodiesel.
Humodiesel maybe? Homodiesel makes me think pink triangles.

Maybe the gubmint is planning to extract man juice from the internees in the camps to fill the strategic reserves...
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