Washington State Bill to Involuntarily Detain Unvaccinated Families and Send to Internment Camps

a reply to: BigfootNZ

Same crap different decade i suppose.

Makes good reading all the same, the doom porn that is, but most of its just hyperbole stacked on paranoia with a slice of madness for good measure.

The place got far to political by my guesstimation, with the best threads about ancient civilisations, ufo/uso and breakaway civilisations few and far between in this day of age.

a reply to: SentientBunnySuit

If you could see further than the nose on your puss SentientBunnySuit you would ken what the likes of the "Gatewaypundits" are all about.

That being along the same to similar lines as the Sunday Sport or National Enquirer.

I read the bill put it that way. LoL

Where is all your supporting evidence as to these alleged involuntarily internment camps for the unwashed masses?

That's right nowhere to be seen nor found.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: SentientBunnySuit

If you could see further than the nose on your puss SentientBunnySuit you would ken what the likes of the "Gatewaypundits" are all about.

That being along the same to similar lines as the Sunday Sport or National Enquirer.

I read the bill put it that way. LoL

Where is all your supporting evidence as to these alleged involuntarily internment camps for the unwashed masses?

That's right nowhere to be seen nor found.

interestingly, even the National Enquirer was right in 1976 about the Guillaine-Barr Syndrome and the Swine Flu vaccine. I was just put of high school, but that story had an impact on me then. You might be more careful not to shoot the messenger. Again, I think it’s healthy to question things, but Soros was very explicit when he said Trump was ruining his New World Order! Think about that ! Out of the fricken horses own mouth!

a reply to: andy06shake

My argument is show us all pictures and video of these antivax internment camps full of unvaccinated families forced to remain or it did not happen, quite simple really.

Andy, people are concerned about such a bill for a reason. Internment vamps for people who refuse dangerous vaccines which have already the worst track record of killing and maiming people since the live polio is just plain diabolical and they would find any reason to do it because Malthusian!!!!

a reply to: ThirdEyeofHorus

I grew up during the arse end of the cold war.

A new world order is inevitable ThirdEyeofHorus.

The alternative being to continue to squabble over ever diminishing resources, religious indifference, and imaginary lines on maps, which will equate to our respective societies ether going out with a bang or more lightly a whimper.

How we establish such and come together is what's of importance.

Not "There" way but the human way, because we must.

See the paradigm we have followed throughout human history is failing in the information age in which we all exist.

Cant go backwards only forwards else our civilisation will stagnate on the vine and die, fall like so many others before.

Think about that, coz its probably a lot closer to the mark than Soros done it.

Still not seeing any involuntarily internment camps for the unwashed masses if im honest unless you mean certain council schemes, but that would be my side of the pond and they have existed since long before the likes of COVID 19 or vaccines.

a reply to: ThirdEyeofHorus

Coming form the nation that reinvented the modern day notion of what constitutes a concentration camp i ken very well what constitutes "internment camps", and im just not seeing them.

Why would you require internment camps anyroad considering the incarceration levels in the USA?

a reply to: andy06shake

A new world order is inevitable

Change is inevitable ... A New World Order envisioned by Soros and Bush Sr and Obama is not. It is not the design envisioned by our Founding Fathers nor the spiritually wise although some early Theosophists may have thought the UN was really for world peace but the nuthatches of the Illuminati were already doing their planning.

a reply to: ThirdEyeofHorus

Change is inevitable.

Its also painful and generally requires blood in spades, real change that is.

Which is why we require a new paradigm to follow.

The world is a lot larger than your founding fathers ever envisaged, or smaller depending on how one looks at it.

I don't really imagine there is a plan per-say, just because of the logistics involved in implementing such a thing, certainly there are aims "They" seem to be headed towards.

End of the day the singularity is in the post, "they" wont be able to contend with that or put the Jinn back in the bottle.

a reply to: andy06shake

it. Still not seeing any involuntarily internment camps for the unwashed masses if im honest unless you mean certain council schemes, but that would be my side

Well the thing is that the legislation has not yet been passed, but the fact that people on those states want this should be a red flag to all of us that totalitarians walk among us.

a reply to: andy06shake

The world is a lot larger than your founding fathers ever envisaged, or smaller depending on how one looks at it.

It’s obvious you do not value the Founding Fathers and the greatest Constitution the world has known as I do, and understandable it’s not your native country. Soros’ borderless NWO is not as nice as it sounds as it is just more world totalitarianism ruled by self appointed elites whose greed is exceeded only their desire for power.

a reply to: ThirdEyeofHorus

Put it this way i respect your constitution in the spirit in which it was offered, and im glad you lot routed the British and beat the monarchy.

Shame you did not also beat the bankers.

As to NWO, well you and i already live under what amounts to a technocratic oligarchy no matter which way our politicians care to try and spin it.

To many have nots, far to few haves ThirdEyeofHorus, that has to change.

"Where are all the interment camps the law that hasn't been enacted is requesting authorization to build?" is seriously your rebuttal? I'm a conspiracy buff, not a time traveller.

a reply to: ThirdEyeofHorus

Quite a few red flags kicking around at the present moment.

But I think you lot might be ok ThirdEyeofHorus.

If I'm wrong I'm sure actual factual evidence will materialise to suggest the contrary.

As to totalitarianism, well all that ""America First"" nonsense reeks of totalitarian shenanigans imho.

Reminiscent of the rantings of the likes of Oswald Mosley's spiel prior to the second world war with all his Britain First fascist twaddle.

It's all rinse and repeat i suppose with one generation refusing to learn from the past.

We seem to have a penchant for repetition of past historical transgressions where history and the human condition are concerned.

Which is another reason the paradigm our race follows has to change.

a reply to: SentientBunnySuit

Thin line between "buff" and "Nutt" i suppose.

Again that would depend on where one is standing.

As to authorization to build new ""interment camps"", what's wrong with the FEMA camps allegedly already in existence?

Is that not what Walmarts are for?

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: SentientBunnySuit

Thin line between "buff" and "Nutt" i suppose.

Again that would depend on where one is standing.

As to authorization to build new ""interment camps"", what's wrong with the FEMA camps allegedly already in existence?

Is that not what Walmarts are for?

We've forceably interred thousands of Americans before, why do you find it alien that we would again?

originally posted by: SentientBunnySuit

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: SentientBunnySuit

Thin line between "buff" and "Nutt" i suppose.

Again that would depend on where one is standing.

As to authorization to build new ""interment camps"", what's wrong with the FEMA camps allegedly already in existence?

Is that not what Walmarts are for?

We've forceably interred thousands of Americans before, why do you find it alien that we would again?

Until recently, most of us probably assumed the democrat party had learned that this was unconstitutional after the last time they did this.

NEVER assume democrats have learned anything from history.

They obviously haven't.

a reply to: SentientBunnySuit

Oh anything is possible.

Seems to me all the same some people are kind of praying to see it happen, fascinated with the old doom porn they seem to be, and yet the sky has still yet to fall.

Should also add if its Japanese Americans you are refereeing to during WW2 being japanese interned it was somewhat different climate back then to the information age in which we now live.

Try that in this day of age and there would be pictures and video broadcast all over the NEWS networks and internet down to the age in which we exist.

America simply is not North Korea.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: SentientBunnySuit

Oh anything is possible.

Seems to me all the same some people are kind of prying to see it happen, fascinated with the old doom porn they seem to be, and yet the sky has still yet to fall.

Should also add if its Japanese Americans you are refereeing to during WW2 being japanese interned it was somewhat different climate back then to the information age in which we now live.

Try that in this day of age and there would be pictures and video broadcast all over the NEWS networks and internet down to the age in which we exist.

America simply is not North Korea.

I would argue that with the total control of the tech oligarchs, the same level of control is not only possible but substantially easier. Seth Rich, Chelsea Manning, Julian Assange and Ed Snowden were all quickly identified and with the exception of Snowden felt the wrath of compromising the surveillance state. We aren't North Korea yet only because we prefer assassination and done strikes to strapping dissidents to antiaircraft guns. Also their parades are better organized.

a reply to: SentientBunnySuit

There is no true anonymity in this world, has not been for quite sometime.

Anyone that wants to know your secrets and has the means at there disposal to glean such can and will learn what ever they wish to know.

Put it this way SentientBunnySuit you are as free as the law of the land allows you to be, but at the end of the day its all an illusion, never mind the fact that freedom and security are not exactly synonymous with one another nether.

Compared to quite a few other places around the globe both our respective nations have it relatively easy.

On this point I absolutely agree with you.