The Reality Of FEMA Camps And The Martial Law Apparatus, page 2
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reply posted on 5-3-2009 @ 09:10 AM by Chadwickus
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This thread may assist with your decision about the inwards theory:

www.abovetopsecret.com...



reply posted on 5-3-2009 @ 12:49 PM by grey580
Originally posted by 38181
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post by burdman30ott6



Im thinking maybe the US is anticipating a large scale invasion from Mexico in the form of people fleeing their corupt country government and soon to be blood bath from cartels.


I totally agree. 1 very real possibility for these camps is to house a large influx of refugees into the country from mexico. I've seen estimates of millions of refugees fleeing mexico if the government collapses. There was talk about this on ATS before.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Another alternative use for those camps could also be internment of muslims in case of a holy war between muslims and christians. Hey it's happened before, it could happen again.

my 2 cents.


reply posted on 5-3-2009 @ 01:05 PM by MikeboydUS
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I think if they were mostly in the US Southwest it would plausible that they would be for refugees and illegal immigrants from Mexico.

The single so called camp we have in Louisiana, WW2 era Camp Livingston, appears to be nothing but ruins in the Kisatchie National Forest.

That tells me that if any camps do exist they are not for disaster evacuees. One would expect such evacuee camps especially in a Hurricane prone area like LA, but we apparently have none.

On the other hand Homeland Security and FEMA do rent old properties. Last year we housed 3000 evacuees in an old Sam's club here in Shreveport and another few thousand in an old Outlet Mall off of I-20.

The Sam's club had been well maintained and stocked with food(MREs), cots, and blankets. So sites like that could be all over the place but most people wouldn't know it.

Granted they arn't for internment and people were free to go as they pleased. Our primary jobs as National Guardsmen were to keep non evacuees out and maintain order.

Honestly I am not sure about the existence of these camps, especially after researching Camp Livingston.

If anything I would be more worried about possible Private Internment Facilities than FEMA. Personally I find the idea of Corporate ran Internment camps pretty scary.



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reply posted on 5-3-2009 @ 02:16 PM by MikeboydUS
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I have to wonder why isn't there a camp here in LA?

If any state other than Texas would have massive dissent towards an overbearing government it would be Louisiana. One would think Texas and LA would be filled with such camps if they were meant for dissenters.

According to this website www.bibliotecapleyades.net...

Texas only has three!

Of those three I can guarantee the Fort Hood one is false and I'm willing to bet almost none of the WW2 camps are being rebuilt, based on Camp Livingston here in LA.

So that leaves one for the whole state of Texas and none for the state of LA.

If these camps exist and their intent is to round up dissenters they will be an utter and complete failure.

If and when the federal government decided to do something so stupid Texas and Louisiana would have them by the balls. Both states are not just energy independent, we are energy providers of natural gas and oil.
Not only that we control and maintain all of the Strategic Petroleum Reserves and the mouth of the Mississippi. Most of the nation's oil refineries are located here.

One would think a region as conservative and patriotic as Texas and Louisiana would have internment camps all over the place. Yet they are missing.

The largest lists on that website are for two states:

Michigan and Georgia.

That tells me if anything, these sites, if they are internment camps, are built to intern angry unemployed people during an Economic collapse such as Union workers.

The two economically strongest states have little to no such suspected sites.

According to the most recent numbers from the Louisiana Workforce Commission, Louisiana added 3,700 jobs in December ’08 — the only state in the nation to experience employment growth that month

www.theind.com...

Even in the midst of the economic crisis we have job growth and we have zero suspected camps.







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