Originally posted by Byrd
The "FEMA camps" have been proved to be urban legends (over and over again.) We had at least two research teams from ATS investigating them, and
they also concluded that it was an urban legend.
And I'm not sure that you have made the connection that many of the people in NO have already left... by their own cars and other means. I don't
think they're driving themselves to "concentration camps.' Instead, they're driving to the homes of friends and relatives.
...unless you're somehow proposing that those of us with friends and relatives in the area are somehow turning into concentration camps for our
friends that we're hosting until their houses are repaired.
The urban legends aren't going to affect anyone.

Byrd, I believe what I intended to get across was that when these people return, close to a million may be homeless after this storm. They will need
immediate shelter which may possibily be provided by FEMA. This would require setting up temporary camps to house the homeless.
I do not know if FEMA camps exist or not but I know enough to not believe everything else people believe in.