Homeless People in US Deported to Camps (Anonymous)

a reply to: jude11

I have always wondered if the FEMA camps could have a "legitimate " Use outside of marshal law.''. The one thought I have considered, was that in the event of a Dollar collapse, what would happen to the MASSIVE prison pop currently in US prison system?

Once the guards stop getting paid by private companies when they start to collapse, Perhaps that could be one eventuality they are planning for.

Really thought, is there any legitimate reason to be planning to lock up large portions of your population (as these capacities for occupation at these camps seems high).

Locking up the Homeless... I mean Housing the homeless in a humanitarian effort... Could be a way to sell the concept.

Either way you put it, Detainment is BIG BUSINESS in the US, something that should alarm every US Citizen.

Are FEMA camps prisons or shelters?

How was life in the Kingdome after Katrina
I bet all those poor civilians wished they had a place to go that was prepared to facilitate their needs during that time.

Just saying
If I lose my home to a natural disaster/conflict/ the bankers:
I'd welcome a place to stay and be fed temporarily

Of course me myself, being prepared for such instances would, given the opportunity, head to the hills, who wants to be around all you crazies anyways!

a reply to: intrptr

Actually, most of them are the nicest people you will ever meet.

Very true. You know the saying, nice guys finish last?
This system is putrid upside down and backwards because it
exploits the best our society has to offer. Their to honest
for their own good. And after years of grinding from the
bottom up, they can no longer tread water. And the rigidity
of this evil system that disguises slavery rears up and takes
them under for the last time. And when they finally get a
good look at what they were up against. Who would even
think about try'n to scrape their way back. Now right when
they realise they're the only ones who are actually free?

Mr. Guntote Evilsap will have none of that will he?
We need to do something different because this crap is insane.
I think we start with a radical change in society that uses no
currency

a reply to: Exitt

This all depends on who has current title.

Many of these vacant properties are REO properties.
That is owned by banks. Many properties may be vacant because they are owned by investors waiting for a buyer.
Other homes are vacant in litigation.
And of course some homes have title held by the government.

whoever has that title pays taxes.

It's funny that I hear the rallying cry for less spending and smaller government. Yet here we are that everyone wants the government to do this and spend more on this. I guess what's another 10 billion a year to pay for all of this.

a reply to: jude11
I watched it, and there is no PROOF. This is all some guy talking. No proof whatsoever, and I live in LA county the homeless capital of the US. I see no less than normal. I know some homeless people and will ask them. I think they will know more than some jabber box. They have cell phones too so they can talk to their friends. This video is less conclusive than the one about the FEMA camps years back. I just went and looked on YOUTUBE and there are even more videos now, none of which offer proof.

Remember when the "coffin liners" were supposed to be for people, but were not, they were for coffins to be placed in to protect coffins from the elements. www.snopes.com...

It flat out says "Can't leave without permission" this isn't new, there are plenty of halfway houses that impose the same rules...Still not something I approve of but this isn't a sign of anything as this kind of thing has gone on for a long time.

I wanted to add this line here.. I added the video and link of fb but added this to it..

First they came for the Poor, and I did not speak out--
Because I was not a Poor.

Then they came for the Gun Nuts, and I did not speak out--
Because I was not a Gun Nuts.

Then they came for the Constitutionalists, and I did not speak out--
Because I was not a Constitutionalists.

Then they came for the Protesters, and I did not speak out--
Because I was not a Protesters.

Then they came for me--and there was no one left to speak for me.

Lets us try and contain ourselves a bit. What is going on is appaling but, trying to pretend this has anything with FEMA camps takes it from a real problem to nutter city.

This town moved its homeless shelter 15 miles out side of the city. If you are picked up for being homeless you are sent to the shelter. You are not allowed to come back into town without permission or you will be arrested. If you are given permission a shuttle picks you up. The shelter has no guards or security but along the single road that leads back to town a cop is stationed to turn around homeless that leave the shelter and head for town. You can leave the shelter anytime you want and go somewhere else in the state, you just can not go back into town.

So to some it up, is it mean and heartless, yes. Is it a camp? no Are you allowed to leave anytime you want? yes. Does FEMA have anything to do with it? No. Did we finally find one of those mythical FEMA camps that always end up being a parking lot or mobile home park? Nope, still no luck.

originally posted by: MCJustJ
It flat out says "Can't leave without permission" this isn't new, there are plenty of halfway houses that impose the same rules...Still not something I approve of but this isn't a sign of anything as this kind of thing has gone on for a long time.

They can not go back to town without permission. They can leave anytime they want.

New York has been shipping their homeless to Florida via Greyhound for decades. That is one was Giuliani 'cleaned' up the city.

Given the number of homeless vs empty houses, the US has along way to go before we can consider ourselves a 'moral' country.

originally posted by: grey580
a reply to: jude11

3.5 million homeless but 18.5 million vacant houses.

And who is going to run the housing?
How much will that contract cost tax payers?

It's easy to say let's give homeless a house in theory. But you just can't hand out a house to just anyone. How will they afford to pay for utilities, taxes and maintenance of the house? In practice it will cost tax payers alot of money.

It costs less than the other ways of dealing with them. That's why Utah is giving homeless apartments and social workers.

a reply to: MrSpad

Lets us try and contain ourselves a bit.

Why?

originally posted by: Starling

originally posted by: ketsuko

As far as rounding them up and putting them in camps? There'd be more reports of it than just this.. People would start to notice it. For one thing, the homeless tend to congregate in urban areas, so they'd have to be rounded up and made to disappear from there.

Not so. How many years did it take the world to 'notice' that unwanteds in Germany were being rounded up and put in concentration camps and incinerated...RIGHT UNDER OUR NOSES!

The world, yes, the Germans knew.

To all respondents to my posted offer.

Yes. I am privey to some info on relocation agendas. I didnt say that I didnt. I mentioned I'd dig with some higher ups and see if I can get any specifics to the claims of mentioned camps, their locations, current status and agendas for usage. That offer will stand.
U2U me with and SPECIFIC info on the above.

I can disclose at least one thing Im aware of regarding this issue. Whereever you are reading this in America...take a map out and mark your military bases and camps out. Follow the train lines to, from and through them. And to and from the cities and major metropolitian areas.

In many if not nearly all instances...train tracks go right to and from these military areas. Try it on a map. If not your own area of the country, the city or state closest to you.

Tracks through and to miltary bases with easy connectors to cities. Now. Why do you think that is, and what do you think it means? There is also a large divided road with multiple lanes usually...not always...to and from frieght airport near metro areas. These roads have almost no signs or advertising anywhere along them, and tons of people drive them each day.

They are like that because in a major emergency situation...the road often turns around and/or becomes a one-way-all lanes...and are commandeered for the military. ONLY. Your city?

originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: MrSpad

Lets us try and contain ourselves a bit.

Why?

Because we are taking a legit problem and a terrible with homeless and sending them to a shelter outside of town and the refusing to let them back in and adding fantasy element of FEMA camps and who knows what else. It complety ruins any attempt at a serious discussion when something like this is quickly take into nutter territory.

originally posted by: MCJustJ
It flat out says "Can't leave without permission" this isn't new, there are plenty of halfway houses that impose the same rules...Still not something I approve of but this isn't a sign of anything as this kind of thing has gone on for a long time.

Except they are not halfway houses.

Peace

a reply to: MrSpad

Alright Spad that's a fair reply. I wonder if you can
at least give me some of the parameters for nutter
territory as you call it?

Please.

a reply to: jude11

"First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out-- Because I was not a Socialist.
Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out-- Because I was not a Trade Unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out-- Because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me--and there was no one left to speak for me."

-Martin Niemöller

a reply to: jude11

For all you youngsters out there, I recommend watching the 80's movie "They Live". While the movie has a sci-fi backdrop, it certainly has predicted the future very well. It's a little cheesy so I recommend you suspend your disbelief while watching.

originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: MrSpad

Alright Spad that's a fair reply. I wonder if you can
at least give me some of the parameters for nutter
territory as you call it?

Please.

Any FEMA camp NWO UN Martial Law fantasy that has been floating around since the 1980s and then recyled every year. What we have here is the homeless being removed from a town for the crime of being homeless. That is the problem, that is the issue. When it turns into FEMA talk a very serious subject goes the way of bigfoot and lizard people.