Ya, ok so what? Look at the FEMA trailers....ordered and sitting and rotting.
So now it's coffins........big deal. Geezzzzzz
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reply posted on 19-7-2008 @ 12:25 AM by whatukno
reply to post by prevenge
I'm not saying that they are not reusable body containers. I am saying that This is an inefficient form of transport for a mass die off. Sorry, but in the event of a cull as this thread seems to go for, transporting the bodies is a waste or resources.
This isn't preparation for a terrorist event, this is a manufacturing job. In the event of such a mass killing it would be easier and more cost effective to haul the bodies via a 10 wheeler to a mass grave and dump them in. Sorry I don't see the conspiracy here. The reason is that if they are going to kill off that many people. Disposing of the bodies would be a local task and no long distance transport would be needed.
Sure they might be bins for transporting bodies, So what? Would it not be more cost effective to mass produce a large quantity of such bins and store them on pallets awaiting use than to make them as needed? There plastic for crying out loud. The manufacturer would more than likely produce an abundance of these bins to ensure supply.
Think about it, your a company that makes body bins, it is more cost effective to create lots of these. Buying the material and using the equipment to create a lot of the product, rather than wait and have to catch up creating product with demand far exceeding supply. When your company cannot supply the demand, the customers will go to another company that can. Therefore you loose revenue over the long term.
These bins were not ordered, this is supply, this is where they can just send a company however many pre-built bins they need and not worry about having to run out in a rush.
Mass graves however are more cost efficient. A large excavator can dig out a large mass grave in hours, relative to the amount of time it would cost to package up all the corpses and transport them across the country.
I'm not saying that they are not reusable body containers. I am saying that This is an inefficient form of transport for a mass die off. Sorry, but in the event of a cull as this thread seems to go for, transporting the bodies is a waste or resources.
This isn't preparation for a terrorist event, this is a manufacturing job. In the event of such a mass killing it would be easier and more cost effective to haul the bodies via a 10 wheeler to a mass grave and dump them in. Sorry I don't see the conspiracy here. The reason is that if they are going to kill off that many people. Disposing of the bodies would be a local task and no long distance transport would be needed.
Sure they might be bins for transporting bodies, So what? Would it not be more cost effective to mass produce a large quantity of such bins and store them on pallets awaiting use than to make them as needed? There plastic for crying out loud. The manufacturer would more than likely produce an abundance of these bins to ensure supply.
Think about it, your a company that makes body bins, it is more cost effective to create lots of these. Buying the material and using the equipment to create a lot of the product, rather than wait and have to catch up creating product with demand far exceeding supply. When your company cannot supply the demand, the customers will go to another company that can. Therefore you loose revenue over the long term.
These bins were not ordered, this is supply, this is where they can just send a company however many pre-built bins they need and not worry about having to run out in a rush.
Mass graves however are more cost efficient. A large excavator can dig out a large mass grave in hours, relative to the amount of time it would cost to package up all the corpses and transport them across the country.
reply posted on 19-7-2008 @ 12:36 AM by Zaimless
OK, so I am looking up info online at this moment about plastic burial vaults. Apparently this is becoming the rapid, cheaper way to bury a person.
Not only that but the plastic burial vault is stronger than your wooden coffin. Having buried my husband a few years ago, cost can be an important
factor. Especially in the US.
When my husband died it cost just over $5000.00. That was the service, coffin rental for the viewing and his cremation. We didn't have him buried cause he didn't want to be. But when a person dies you look at all options. A cheap casket was $10,000.00, and that was in 1995, the most expensive one that I saw at the time was almost $200,000 ! I can only imagine what they cost now.
A couple things come to mind when looking at the situation. First the plastic vaults are made from petroleum products, all plastics are. As we all know that petroleum is not cheap now I can see stocking up on a lot of things. Second, the US government buries a lot of people, besides war related people every single year.
The data, if I understand it (link below), that in November of 2007 deaths in the US were one short of 200,000. The stats also state that in 2006 over 2 million people died in the US. So I know a few of those the government had to pay for, one way or another. That doesn't include bodies coming back from the war. If over 2 million people died in 2006, can you imagine how much that increases each year. In the year 2007 census in the US counted 6.6 billion people living in the US. A half a million boxes is a small amount in comparison. Think, how many millions are in a single billion alone...
National Vital Statistics link below
www.cdc.gov...
As far as the way the plastic vaults are sealed, well let me tell you what do you want to do, bury people in a Tupperware dish? Of course they are gonna seal them as tight as they can. You ever seen a rotting body, or smell one? They will be putting dead bodies into the ground where who knows what is around them... does a water pipe run anywhere near the area? Are they being buried near a lake, or a river? The vaults are 2000% lighter, and more structurally sound than concrete. If you want to know how popular this is becoming see the link below, there is pages and pages of them on Google.
search.sweetim.com...
I too think that A. Jones tends to fear monger, and this is just another nail in his coffin to prove that. If we don't know why the government is doing something we tend to think the worse. If they did get some kind of deal with this company on the vaults what do you want them to do? Put it on the front page of the Washington News? "Wow, Great Deal at Joe Smiths Vaults, 50% off, NOW! US Government Saves. ".
And for your viewing pleasure they now come in varied colors... this is a true photo from a plastic vault site. But I don't expect the government would bother with color and all. I just want everyone to see that plastic vaults are the new trend. They are ALL sealed the same way, so bacteria and all the nasty stuff stays in.
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Zaimy
[edit on 19-7-2008 by Zaimless]
When my husband died it cost just over $5000.00. That was the service, coffin rental for the viewing and his cremation. We didn't have him buried cause he didn't want to be. But when a person dies you look at all options. A cheap casket was $10,000.00, and that was in 1995, the most expensive one that I saw at the time was almost $200,000 ! I can only imagine what they cost now.
A couple things come to mind when looking at the situation. First the plastic vaults are made from petroleum products, all plastics are. As we all know that petroleum is not cheap now I can see stocking up on a lot of things. Second, the US government buries a lot of people, besides war related people every single year.
The data, if I understand it (link below), that in November of 2007 deaths in the US were one short of 200,000. The stats also state that in 2006 over 2 million people died in the US. So I know a few of those the government had to pay for, one way or another. That doesn't include bodies coming back from the war. If over 2 million people died in 2006, can you imagine how much that increases each year. In the year 2007 census in the US counted 6.6 billion people living in the US. A half a million boxes is a small amount in comparison. Think, how many millions are in a single billion alone...
National Vital Statistics link below
www.cdc.gov...
As far as the way the plastic vaults are sealed, well let me tell you what do you want to do, bury people in a Tupperware dish? Of course they are gonna seal them as tight as they can. You ever seen a rotting body, or smell one? They will be putting dead bodies into the ground where who knows what is around them... does a water pipe run anywhere near the area? Are they being buried near a lake, or a river? The vaults are 2000% lighter, and more structurally sound than concrete. If you want to know how popular this is becoming see the link below, there is pages and pages of them on Google.
search.sweetim.com...
I too think that A. Jones tends to fear monger, and this is just another nail in his coffin to prove that. If we don't know why the government is doing something we tend to think the worse. If they did get some kind of deal with this company on the vaults what do you want them to do? Put it on the front page of the Washington News? "Wow, Great Deal at Joe Smiths Vaults, 50% off, NOW! US Government Saves. ".
And for your viewing pleasure they now come in varied colors... this is a true photo from a plastic vault site. But I don't expect the government would bother with color and all. I just want everyone to see that plastic vaults are the new trend. They are ALL sealed the same way, so bacteria and all the nasty stuff stays in.
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Zaimy
[edit on 19-7-2008 by Zaimless]
reply posted on 19-7-2008 @ 12:42 AM by BlasteR
reply to post by whatukno
Exactly.. If the government is going to crack down on opponents and enemies of the state come time to initiate Marshall law, and then murder American citizens in cold blood after torturing them and basically putting them through hell and throwing them in concentration camps, WHY would the government be spending ALL these resources into giving people proper burial.. For the government, that doesn't make any sense to me whatsoever...
It does if you think the government is that stupid (which is a valid argument), but if the planning for such an NWO takeover is really so intricate and careful it doesn't make sense why the government would would waste money they don't need to waste in this fashion, do this in broad daylight for all to see, and over a period of half a decade hope noone gets curious??
But don't forget.. These have been stockpiled for years.. There is no company that sells these (to my knowledge)... and exhaustive searches online have, for me at least, yielded no results of any company selling these in that location. yet they supposedly have vast numbers of them (somewhere in the hundreds of thousands from what I've been reading)?
-ChriS
[edit on 19-7-2008 by BlasteR]
Exactly.. If the government is going to crack down on opponents and enemies of the state come time to initiate Marshall law, and then murder American citizens in cold blood after torturing them and basically putting them through hell and throwing them in concentration camps, WHY would the government be spending ALL these resources into giving people proper burial.. For the government, that doesn't make any sense to me whatsoever...
It does if you think the government is that stupid (which is a valid argument), but if the planning for such an NWO takeover is really so intricate and careful it doesn't make sense why the government would would waste money they don't need to waste in this fashion, do this in broad daylight for all to see, and over a period of half a decade hope noone gets curious??
But don't forget.. These have been stockpiled for years.. There is no company that sells these (to my knowledge)... and exhaustive searches online have, for me at least, yielded no results of any company selling these in that location. yet they supposedly have vast numbers of them (somewhere in the hundreds of thousands from what I've been reading)?
-ChriS
[edit on 19-7-2008 by BlasteR]
reply posted on 19-7-2008 @ 01:02 AM by whatukno
reply to post by BlasteR
Are you in the market for a coffin liner/airport, body transport container? No, your not, I looked myself because in the beggining of the video I also saw two cement trucks and thought they might be something to do with cement footer anchors.
But is it so hard to understand that buying and manufacturing in mass is better for a company?
Are you in the market for a coffin liner/airport, body transport container? No, your not, I looked myself because in the beggining of the video I also saw two cement trucks and thought they might be something to do with cement footer anchors.
But is it so hard to understand that buying and manufacturing in mass is better for a company?
reply posted on 19-7-2008 @ 01:14 AM by BlasteR
reply to post by whatukno
Well, considering (as I stated before) some septic tank companies have the capability to manufacture these polypropylene burial vaults (because the production process is identical to polypropylene septic tank production), it almost makes sense why there would be a cement truck there like you are talking about.. Perhaps some septic systems are still manufactured using a cement mixture (I know some of them used to be).
It's one possible explanation. I'm just tossing ideas out there..
And No I'm not in the market for a plastic burial vault (which I am both lucky and thankful for).
-ChriS
[edit on 19-7-2008 by BlasteR]
Well, considering (as I stated before) some septic tank companies have the capability to manufacture these polypropylene burial vaults (because the production process is identical to polypropylene septic tank production), it almost makes sense why there would be a cement truck there like you are talking about.. Perhaps some septic systems are still manufactured using a cement mixture (I know some of them used to be).
It's one possible explanation. I'm just tossing ideas out there..
And No I'm not in the market for a plastic burial vault (which I am both lucky and thankful for).
-ChriS
[edit on 19-7-2008 by BlasteR]
reply posted on 19-7-2008 @ 02:13 AM by winged patriot
Originally posted by jimmyjackblack
reply to post by winged patriot
I hope you're being sarcastic, cause seriously, if you're being for real, then you just made yourself sound like a big fool.
Just because people don't agree with what the prez does, does not make them a "liberal". I'm not a liberal and I don't agree with what the prez does, honestly I believe that a lot of things that we are seeing has to do with what's prophesied in the book of revelation, being a Christian I sorta have to believe that there will be a one world government controled by evil people. THese are just my opinions and thoughts though.
-Jimmy
Well then you ain't patriot.It sounds to me your a yank or a liberal terrorist lover. What is not to like about the president, unless you ain't a real conservative who don't believe in the lord our savior and conservative value.You just don't make sence you talk one talk and then go off huntin
reply posted on 19-7-2008 @ 02:41 AM by Zaimless
Originally posted by BlasteR
reply to post by whatukno
But don't forget.. These have been stockpiled for years.. There is no company that sells these (to my knowledge)... and exhaustive searches online have, for me at least, yielded no results of any company selling these in that location. yet they supposedly have vast numbers of them (somewhere in the hundreds of thousands from what I've been reading)?
-ChriS
[edit on 19-7-2008 by BlasteR]
My exhaustive search took about 4 minute.. they do sell them in Atlanta and they make them in Georgia.... check the following link...
If they aren't made in the state the serve the state, but if you look close you can see many of them are in Georgia already... So really here... how exhaustive was your search, just wondering, thats all.
reply posted on 19-7-2008 @ 08:23 AM by ofhumandescent
reply to post by sp00n1
Instead of coffins think, shipping containers.
Now, watch Rod Sterling's "to serve man".
David Icke, Alex Collier and Peggy Kane have been saying all along, we are food.
When I lived on farm, all of our cattle were tagged. Some were "breeders", some were "milkers", some were "beef/meat".
Just a idea thown out there nothing for certain. Sometimes the craziest ideas turn out to be factual though.
Instead of coffins think, shipping containers.
Now, watch Rod Sterling's "to serve man".
David Icke, Alex Collier and Peggy Kane have been saying all along, we are food.
When I lived on farm, all of our cattle were tagged. Some were "breeders", some were "milkers", some were "beef/meat".
Just a idea thown out there nothing for certain. Sometimes the craziest ideas turn out to be factual though.
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