The FEMA camp in my own backyard...

Perhaps some of you are familiar with FEMA's REX-84 program, and some not. (www.abovetopsecret.com...)

Either way, I snuck into the old shutdown Robert Mueller Minicipal Airport to get these shots of Austin's own FEMA facility, since you can't see this from the roads surrounding the airport. See for yourself that this facility is up, running, and just ready to start bringing people in by the busloads (literally). Any who question its existance may want to see Alex Jone's film 911 The Road to Tyranny or even Police State 2 in which an actual airport security guard, ON SITE, is interviewed about the hangar being converted into a detention facility. All this at the following link. I will return soon and take more pictures, granted security doesn't approach me as they did this time (the moment I saw that white ford explorer, with the blue lights flashing, I hauled ass. I guess I didn't feel like sticking around and having a chat).

Here is my FEMA post and pictures included:
forum.c0balt.com...


And for those who would like to see how far and wide Big Brother has spread itself here with its little black eyes, check the link below:

forum.c0balt.com...


If any of you wish to comment on these, feel free to register an account and reply. God Bless!

[Edited on 24-2-2003 by c0balt83]

[Edited on 24-2-2003 by c0balt83]

that second set of pics are great. Thanks!! It does look like some type of antennae setup there. You might wanna get someone who knows anything about radio frequencies and see if you can find out which one it is. If it is on the 2.4 or the 5.4 ghz wireless range and uses the 802.11b technology, you could have some fun with it. go out with a laptop and a wireless network card and a netsniffer program and see if you can pick up anything. Or, to make sure you're not actually seen by the camera you could get a pigtail cable and make yourself a 'cantenna' or a yagi style antennae and sit at a good 500 feet away and see if you can pick up something. However, if it is in any way related to the military, they were recently on the 2.4 and 5.4 ghz range and I believe they have switched frequency's due to this technology being used in the private sector for wireless networks.

[Edited on 24-2-2003 by Grommer]

what happened to the pics of the cameras?? they were @ the link before, have they been removed?


Please post them again- I've been searching for them for weeks & finally found your post here on this site


Many Thanks!!

I was unable to see the camera pictures as well.

What happened?



Jah.