NWO Boxcars with shackles?

Hey folks,

I was wandering around the INET tonight and ran across a mention of railroad boxcars with shackles installed seen in Montana. I got a wild hair and googled it and to my surprise found several hundred hits.

What I was wondering was does anyone have or know of a site that has pictures of these boxcars? Now, I work up here and know all the tracks in the area but haven't seen anything, but maybe I don't know what to look for.

Anyone with any pictures or other information? Would like to hear from you.

Thanks

I havent seen any pictures of the trains, and I am sure someone will chime in here and say that it isn't true. There is an article about it here on this site (or a part of an article) that you may be interested in.

Schneider's Worries About Government Factions, Railroad Cars and Shackle Contracts

Thanks,

That's the same report I saw on other sites. Are there other reports or pictures?

you may also be interested in scrounging around for info about the 'prison yards' they have been building... and I think there were a couple hundred prisoner escort vands in Texas. Do a search in ATS first... may look for 'concentration camps', or something like that... will amaze you! What are we in for?!?

I certainly wouldn't put anything beyond our wonderful government. All I can find in the reports on the boxcars are general references to a large area. If I could find some more specific places, I could go look and get some good pix.

I grew up in Montana, and have never seen anything like that, but I wasnt looking either...

It was researching exactly this topic that originally led me to ATS.

Our friends at FEMA and the REX 84 Program

Scary stuff..

That's a lot of camps! Is there a directory online that lists the locations of those known? Be nice to know where to keep an eye out for increases of activity.

You may want to do a search on the Denver International Airport.
I've seen it mentioned several times as a possible detainment camp.
Shneider was killed for talking about this under very questionable circumstances, his death was ruled a suicide and yet he was strangled, the boxcar story was emailed to me and others, i lived in portland oregon at that time and my best friends father worked in the swan Island rail yards as a welder/ machinist, he confirmed they were there "and lots of them".
a LINK
www.ufoarea.com...
schneider said he was an explosives consultant during the Dulce New Mexico conflict with the Grey aliens, he died in(Clackamas County) Clackamas Oregon, his body was illegally sent to Portland Oregon(MultnomahCounty). His Body was Illegally and Intentionally no atopsied. His body was quickly cremated

He said he would keep talking till they killed him...........

portland.indymedia.org...

Who knows if it is real or not? You really can't see anything identifying or incriminating.

MK

Thanks for this - I got a hugh chuckle from that page when I read this:


Oh, and so that I'm not accused of not contributing, does a boxcar seem like the most efficient way to transport 68 people somewhere?

(The 68 person figure was taken from the fact that all reports of this only describe shackles along the walls. A large boxcar is 60' long by 9' wide. Assuming 2 square feet per person, you can get 30 people along each long wall, and 4 on each end.)

It'd be much easier to put people in school buses with armed guards - the buses are already here, they hold the same ammount of people, and aren't limited by the railroads - thay can go anywhere there's a road.

I would think the reason for boxcars might be the fact that you could string a hundred or so together and manage to move all those people at one time instead of having a huge convoy of buses doing the same thing.

Also I might add that train tracks go off into barron lands(booneys) Huge convoy of buses would be too public.

Look at it this way...

If they're going to be shipping us around in boxcars, restrained with conventional shackles, then we can be pretty safe in the assumption that at least we're not dealing with any technology we haven't seen before. They won't be bombing us with Auroras or deploying directed-energy weapons in the streets.

As long as they don't have anything too outlandish, then a grass-roots resistance movement would have a chance. And, frankly, I'd pick twenty-five million angry rednecks with 12-gauge shotguns over an equal number of military grunts that are just doing their job any day.

Interesting, the image is blacked out???? Now thats scary.