There is another post on the forum showing photos.

But leave it to Alex Jones to really scream it out. hehe

The idea of so many coffins is kinda scary though.

The article mentions Georgia. And there was another post on there from someone claiming that he had to move all data out of Georgia.

*shrugs*

From what I've seen these have been lying there in wait since 2003.

Those are casket vaults.

500 million people die suddenly?

I am surprised that they were not outsourced.

They aren't coffins, they're burial vaults which the coffin goes into. If the government actually did plan on something wiping out a half million people in one fell swoop in Atlanta, don't you think body bags and mass burial or cremation would be the route they'd take to dispose of the dead? Digging a half million gaves would take far, far longer and be far less convenient. hell, in the time it would take to dig that many graves they could probably find a plant that could make a half million of these things so why bother stockpiling them?

Once again Alex Jones makes an ass of himself.

Well in the thread we discussed a patent that looked very much like the coffins you see there. It was a portable coffin that could be used over and over again to cremate bodies. It was a super-resistant polymer.

So if thats what these things are, they are very expensive and scary.

Originally posted by SantaClaus
Well in the thread we discussed a patent that looked very much like the coffins you see there. It was a portable coffin that could be used over and over again to cremate bodies. It was a super-resistant polymer.

So if thats what these things are, they are very expensive and scary.

yeah.. I'd agree.
I don't think this is for "burying"
But for "transporting" corpses to where they'd be cremated.
reusable.. so the AMOUNT you see there ... multiplied by how many times they're used.. is the actual amount of bodies.

say.. for posterity's sake.. the "initial" aim is a 75% reduction..

say there are stockpiles of 500,000 like the one in Georgia.. but in every state.
(just averaging.. i know there's more people in Texas than Vermont.. bear with me)..
so that's 2.5 mil "vaults" or "containers" or "tupperware tubs".. as I like to call them.
U.S. 2008 population = 304,627,000 ....75% of which is 228,470,250 (goal level)
228,470,250 divided by 2.5 mil vaults = 114
So each one would have to be used 114 times to reach a population level of 76,156,750.

Thats enough for today's Fun Facts!

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They are NOT coffins. They are storage bins used for hauling bodies in the airline industry. I use to see them almost every day.


Geeze people!

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They probably aren't coffins, but Atlanta is where alot of our fallen soldiers first come into from Iraq.

It could be the US is planning to attack Iran and doesn't know what to expect.

I think it was actually an ATS member who shot the video.

If I remember correctly, someone actually found the company who produces them and learned that they are burial vaults for putting caskets in.

But still, I suppose they could be dual-purpose. They fit two bodies each.

Wouldn't it make sense in this day and age for the government to be prepared for a mass casualty event? A half-million people isn't really all that many if you think about it. The metro-Atlanta area alone has over 5.3 million.

Everybody is thinking bodies, yet we know that the casualties would be easier to dispose of by crmation than burial. So what if they aren't for bodies at all?

In any "war" certain priceless items need to be saved. Paintings, museum pieces, the treasures of humanity.

Remember a few weeks back when everyone was talking about the seed storage vaults, where seeds could restock the Earth in case of a major disaster? The same type of disaster could cause many priceless artifacts to suffer or be lost and destroyed.

Many times museums use fakes for displaying, for safety reasons, and the real item is stored. It wouldn't be too hard to take the original object, pack it well in these "crates", seal it to preserve it, and transport it to a safe place.

Remember how the Natzis used mines to hide all sorts of loot? Well, if some group, with enough power and influence, chose to do the same thing prior to "something" they had information on, what better way to ship it? And all the while, everyone is thinking dead bodies.

Just a thought, because I like to speculate on alternatives.