[Free]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Schweinshaxe', '')$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!

[smallpoxgirl]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('eric_b', '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.

[Schweinshaxe]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Free', 'I') think you mixed things quite up a bit here, Schwein! MacG was talking about American paranoia of government actions, i.e. the exact opposite of willingly constructing concentration camps.I had actually KZs in mind when I wrote about the weak fences. How exactly is a double row of concrete-pillar-based-fence weaker than a single chain-link-fence with about half that height???
And don't tell me anything about concentration camps, my uncle died in one of them. He fell drunk from the watchtower. Old and horribly tasteless joke, I hope it can compete with the "man juice"...

[shortonoil]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'I') think you mixed things quite up a bit here, Schwein! MacG was talking about American paranoia of government actions, i.e. the exact opposite of willingly constructing concentration camps.

[Kickinthegob]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Cobra_Strike', 'C')ould 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.

[RonMN]

Dag-nabbit! You found my secret PO bunker (and i was soooo darn sure i was going to be safe from the barefoot hoards of starving suburbanites). Welp, i'll have to pick a new location & start building anew

[Free]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Schweinshaxe', 'A')hhh, come on Free! I just couldn't let the opportunity slip through my fingers...

[Schweinshaxe]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Free', 'A')dmit it, you totally fell for the nutjob paranoia video!

[aldente]

Terrible camera work and as Free pointed out not all that impressive.

[MountainHiker]

I'm still skeptical of the whole concentration camp idea. It requires too many resources to create and operate such camps when they can just use a designer disease to thin us out. For that matter they could do a Templar Knights Friday the 13th type of number on a lot of their big name critics and perceived threats. That might be enough in itself to cow the remaining resistance.

The question I have is, what do we all do if the next rounds of such videos start showing detainees in these places? Do we write them off as hoaxes? Debate it to death? Dismiss it outright? Meekly accept our fate? Grab our guns and stuff and head for the hills? Begin the rebellion? Let's hope the skeptics are right and we don't have to make such decisions.

[aldente]

Fact in all of this is that in the case of a suspension of the US constitution FEMA would be the agency that takes control. Here a short and interesting clip from the past.
In regards to the elections 2008 I was struck to hear from a former member of the Reagan administration that there are chances that these likewise could be suspended (indefinitely?) given the current developments: Dr.Craig Roberts

[Kickinthegob]

Y'all wanna hear a spooky story! The story is told that shortly after Nikita Khrushchev was made leader of the Soviet Union, he was addressing a large audience on the iniquities of Joseph Stalin when suddenly a voice shot out from the back of the hall: "You were one of his colleagues, why didn't you stop him?"

Glaring round the crowded hall, Khrushchev bellowed: "Who said that?"

No one moved in the awful silence that followed.

"WHO said that!" Still not a man moved.

And when the tension had become unbearable,

Khrushchev quietly said: "Now you know why."
General Tommy Franks calls for Repeal of US Constitution

[Doly]

OK, I can't see the video, so can somebody please describe the fence exactly? How tall is it? Which way is the barbed wire pointing?

[shortonoil]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('pstarr', 't')he asshole blew up the world trade centers and you're surprised he's got plans to put you behind bars? shew about them potatos?

[Chocky]

Anyone read Vasily Grossman's essay on Treblinka? Basically people arrived at Treblinka completely unaware of their fate. The railway station was made up to look like an ordinary one, complete with fake attendants, signs pointing the way to different stations, and even a welcoming band.

Most of the people were taken to the gas chambers almost as soon as the train arrived, and the gas chamber disguised. People were only aware of their fate at the last moment. The deception was so good that some gypsies sent to Treblinka arrived unguarded, in their own caravans.

The whole camp was run by 25 SS men and 100 Ukrainian police, and was used to kill approximately 800,000 people. When some of the inmates finally got their act together they were able to overpower their guards and destroy the camp quite easily, although hardly any of them survived the war as it turned out.

So you can see that you don't need large numbers of guards or massive fences for this sort of thing. All you need to do is rely on people's natural optimism, and their belief that if something is too horrible than 'someone' will prevent it from happening.

[Novus]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Chocky', 'A')nyone read Vasily Grossman's essay on Treblinka? Basically people arrived at Treblinka completely unaware of their fate. The railway station was made up to look like an ordinary one, complete with fake attendants, signs pointing the way to different stations, and even a welcoming band.
Most of the people were taken to the gas chambers almost as soon as the train arrived, and the gas chamber disguised. People were only aware of their fate at the last moment. The deception was so good that some gypsies sent to Treblinka arrived unguarded, in their own caravans.
All you need to do is rely on people's natural optimism, and their belief that if something is too horrible than 'someone' will prevent it from happening.

[MountainHiker]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Chocky', 'T')he whole camp was run by 25 SS men and 100 Ukrainian police, and was used to kill approximately 800,000 people. So you can see that you don't need large numbers of guards or massive fences for this sort of thing. All you need to do is rely on people's natural optimism, and their belief that if something is too horrible than 'someone' will prevent it from happening.

[MicroHydro]

I have no opinion about the video - whatever.

However it is interesting that the program that Halliburton is building the detention camps for is code named ENDGAME . The only thing that is certain is that TPTB (in reality a very small elite with money, and media power backed by a few hired goons) want to scare the heck out of the majority dissenting Americans to keep them from doing anything to oppose the regime.

If 50 million plus people hit the streets, the US regime would fold overnight like East Germany did. They just wouldn't have enough stone cold triggermen willing to shoot fellow Americans to put it down. It is possible that all this internet talk about "Total Information Awareness", NSA spying and internment camps is meant to terrify people into submission - at this point still a giant bluff. If the crackdown does come, it will be classic incrementalism over a period of time, as outlined by Rev. Niemoller. Thus the psyops campaign to keep the disenfranchised masses frozen like deer in the headlights while the regime slowly tightens its (still shaky) hold on the country.

[gego]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('MicroHydro', 'I')f 50 million plus people hit the streets, the US regime would fold overnight like East Germany did.