reply to post by Marid Audran
Anyway, anyone else noticed an increase in these kinds of vehicles lately? They could be all kinds of things, surveillance, terrorist dry runs, NWO or
heck, even just moving vehicles, but there are enough to get my conspiracy sense a tingling...
I'm in Orange County and the amount of houses for sale is through the roof. I have seen an increase in moving trucks but I believe it's directly
related to people losing their homes. Also, there are a lot of off-brand moving companies that use older trucks with no names on them and people are
probably using those to save money. If you look on Craig's list or the Penny Saver you will see a lot of ads for people that will move you and many
of those are a one-truck operation.
Wait a minute ... isn't there a moratorium on foreclosures at the moment? I seem to remember hearing that Schwarzenegger has told mortgate companies
that they have to wait 90 days prior to foreclosing and try to work with homeowners to reach a payment that everyone can live with ... if that's the
case I don't think the spike in trucks would be the sole result of moving.
Then again, I spend a lot of time in La Jolla and the 'for sale' signs there are almost non-existant. It's as if the economy and housing market
hasn't had any impact on that town, but anyway, I'm bringing that up because I don't recall seeing any trucks in that town at all.
I'll start paying more attention to where I'm seeing trucks, what kind of trucks they are, what time of day, etc. You could be on to something and
maybe there is something more than just the housing crisis that is prompting the increase in these vehicles.
Jemison