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reply posted on 27-3-2006 @ 02:21 PM by tracer
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Maybe some of you looking for photos of these FEMA railcars might like to go over this link and see if it interests you. Quite a few links off of this
site to explore also.
www.theforbiddenknowledge.com...
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reply posted on 31-3-2006 @ 12:22 PM by gimmefootball400
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Those "UN Cars" are nothing more than tool cars that Canadian National recieved from British Columbia Railways after the merger. You can just make
out the "CN" reporting marks on the top right rear of the car. Needless to say, these are not "prisoner cars" but mere tool cars.
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reply posted on 31-3-2006 @ 12:37 PM by Enkidu
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Hey, we could all get together and buy these old boxcars and turn them into homes for the homeless! Many of them are big, are made of sturdy metal,
and with the installation of insulation, a regular door, a few windows and a bathroom, could make very nice, pre-fab housing for those who desperately
need it.
Many of them are also already on wheels, so they can easily be transported to older, downtown areas of cities that still have tracks, where many
homeless people live, to create homey little boxcar neighborhoods.
It would be a lot easier than what Jimmy Carter is up to.
We could do the same thing with all those big shipping containers we're accumulating because of the trade deficit. And we can stack those to make
hobo highrises.
I'm only here on this planet to benefit my fellow creatures.
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reply posted on 31-3-2006 @ 01:07 PM by Amethyst
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Those railcars can also be used to house Katrina refugees, since FEMA doesn't want to give them the keys to those trailers!
I've heard of people living in boxcars...when I was a child I read a book, Trina, about a Hispanic girl and her family who lived in a boxcar.
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reply posted on 31-3-2006 @ 02:19 PM by gimmefootball400
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Actually, the two of you have a very good idea right there. Why let these old boxcars and containers sit and rust away to nothing when they can be put
to good use. You don't really need the tracks to have a boxcar neighborhood. All you need to do is dis-mount the cars off their frames and re-work
the insides to a living quarters. Put a couple of boxcars together, and you are talking about a pretty good size home.
People do it with old cabooses, so why not do it with old boxcars?
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reply posted on 31-3-2006 @ 02:38 PM by NotClever
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It works fairly well with cabooses because they were intended to be inhabited. Boxcars are a different animal...being sheathed in steel, they tend to
function as 'hotboxes' on summer days. I'm guessing the cost needed to make them habitable year-round would be substantial.
NC
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reply posted on 31-3-2006 @ 02:50 PM by Landis
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Originally posted by Amethyst
Those railcars can also be used to house Katrina refugees, since FEMA doesn't want to give them the keys to those trailers!
I've heard of people living in boxcars...when I was a child I read a book, Trina, about a Hispanic girl and her family who lived in a boxcar.
Here's another: The Boxcar Children
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reply posted on 31-3-2006 @ 02:58 PM by Enkidu
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Originally posted by NotClever
It works fairly well with cabooses because they were intended to be inhabited. Boxcars are a different animal...being sheathed in steel, they tend to
function as 'hotboxes' on summer days. I'm guessing the cost needed to make them habitable year-round would be substantial.
Hmmm... maybe. On the other hand, all it might take is to spray them with some kind of reflective paint or insulating foam. Or float them in a local
river or lake, like a houseboat!
Hey, what do these bums want for nothing? So they'd have to go outside on a hot day. Maybe it will encourage them to get a freakin job.
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reply posted on 31-3-2006 @ 03:17 PM by MagicaRose
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When I first got onto the Internet 5 years ago
there was so much information about Dentention Camps and
so many websites and pictures.
Now, it takes forever to find anything about this on the Internet.
Why?
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reply posted on 31-3-2006 @ 03:24 PM by HowardRoark
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Who here has ever heard of “Crazy Larry” Lawson, who lives in a converted shipping container?
He used to frequent the chemtrail hoax boards.
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reply posted on 31-3-2006 @ 04:07 PM by NotClever
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Enkidu,
It occurs to me that burying them would the best solution. Provides for all-weather habitation and is simply cheap.
Floating them could be a problem, boxcars are much heavier than they look.
Ha! We solved the problem. I'm having a beer.
NC
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reply posted on 31-3-2006 @ 04:27 PM by mojo4sale
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seems to me that the safest job anyone could have if any of this were to be true, would be a train engineer, gunna be heaps of work for these guys.
NWO has probably started recruiting for engineers as we speak.(not serious..or am i?)
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reply posted on 31-3-2006 @ 04:51 PM by NotClever
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Speaking of which...a 'railroad academy' was recently highlighted in our local paper. Railroads are apparently hiring and having trouble finding
trained people.
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reply posted on 18-10-2006 @ 12:25 PM by gimmefootball400
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To the member who stated that next thing you know they'll be pulling steam engines back into service. I I know of at least one engine that is still
in service and one that has just returned to service.
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reply posted on 18-10-2006 @ 08:05 PM by ARNOMANNN
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Originally posted by gimmefootball400
Actually, the two of you have a very good idea right there. Why let these old boxcars and containers sit and rust away to nothing when they can be put
to good use. You don't really need the tracks to have a boxcar neighborhood. All you need to do is dis-mount the cars off their frames and re-work
the insides to a living quarters. Put a couple of boxcars together, and you are talking about a pretty good size home.
People do it with old cabooses, so why not do it with old boxcars?
It's funny that you mentioned that.I used to live in a converted boxcar when I worked for the CN railroad in Toronto back in the 90's.I used to brag
about living rent free in Toronto!! My dad used to work for C&O untill he retired in the mid 80's
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reply posted on 19-10-2006 @ 02:05 PM by 2stepsfromtop
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In and around Valencia, California there are many boxcars sitting on sidings with little TV cameras and satellite dishes attached to them.
They are used by the local Studios for various shoots, and some of the owners actually do live in them.
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reply posted on 1-6-2008 @ 09:22 PM by Anonymous ATS
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I totally agree that the rail-cars are designed for one purpose, transport cars & trucks. There hasn't been one piece of evidence to date, that any
rail car has been manufactured for the claims I keep reading throughout all the websites posting these alarms. You would think by now, someone
connected or has knowledge of these claims would show the actual proof...I'm beginning to believe since the U.S. Government allowed the Internet to
be used by the public, the wackos have pushed there own agendas, right or wrong, truth or lies, to gain attention or access where they normally would
be denied from the liberal media outlets...
May 31st 2008, I have seen about 35 + yellow rail cars of similar design in New Castle, IN. sitting on tracks just wasting away. The local kids are
putting graffiti on them because of the time they have just sat, rusting away. New Castle doesn't manufacturer cars or trucks. There is a two yr old
correctional facility north of the city which runs parallel to the tracks. Huh! Even local authorities are baffled of why they sitting there. The
neighbors are tired of them blocking the view, the roads, and the line trees. It has become an eye sore.
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reply posted on 1-6-2008 @ 10:35 PM by louieMcQ
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I live within minutes of the Beech Grove, IN Amtrak Facility with friends who work inside. They laugh every time a rumor is spreading around the globe
about them becoming a (death camp.) The repairs of rail-cars are good thru 2012. They tell me, if Uncle Sam does anything to the facility, they would
know immediately due to their positions. Ever since the wackos filmed the area in the 90's people continue wanting to enter the area. They have had
some fanatical attempts to access the facility and the Amtrak Police turns them away sometimes with force. They have yet to see any of these cattle
cars that are rumored to be built to move people. They believe it is nothing but scuttle butt...
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reply posted on 11-6-2008 @ 03:14 PM by CyberSEAL
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People familiar with rail operations...wtf are these?
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