FEMA detention camps in the US

[thecatcameback777]

I think I finally figured out what these are for...they are to control the flood of refugees during the aftermath of a nuclear war.

[revelations]

http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12080

[lizzy]

I think I finally figured out what these are for...they are to control the flood of refugees during the aftermath of a nuclear war.

Could be but my take is for when Marshal law ,the military crackdown happens bigtime ,then the riots start...........plus a few illegals' but mainly for the resisters. They are expecting alot.........

[thecatcameback777]

Could be but my take is for when Marshal law ,the military crackdown happens bigtime ,then the riots start...........plus a few illegals' but mainly for the resisters. They are expecting alot.........

If you watch the movie 'Threads' they have this big problem with refugees moving all over the country and creating all kinds of trouble, so they start locking them all up in these camps where everyone is screaming and pushing against the fence.

In the US there is a complaint about these things, and they have shown all sorts of scary stuff about them, including training videos that show several clear issues that may be presented to the guards who might break down and release the prisoners...among those issues are when the people repeatedly say they are US citizens, and that they havn't eaten in several days. Now if you want to be honest with yourself, you need to address those specific points, when would the government lock up masses of it's citizens and not be able to feed them, or properly process them so that each locked up person knows that the guards are aware of his citizenship?

Do you see? They are training guards to get used to people complaining about not being fed, and the guards will not be able to feed the people...they will not have any food for the prisoners...

[resistance]

The guards will more than likely be foriegners that allready hate Americans, south American maybe, most of the American military will be busy fighting in the middle East, something like that anyway.

[thecatcameback777]

The guards will more than likely be foriegners that allready hate Americans, south American maybe, most of the American military will be busy fighting in the middle East, something like that anyway.

Well, I suppose that's possible, but it still wouldn't explain why Americans are being trained for this contingency...

[resistance]

Well, I suppose that's possible, but it still wouldn't explain why Americans are being trained for this contingency...

Yes that is also quite possible, they would probably be brainwashed intu thinking that the prisoners are home grown terrorists or supporters of terrorism or some despicable lie like that.

[carlg1212]

The guards will more than likely be foriegners that allready hate Americans, south American maybe, most of the American military will be busy fighting in the middle East, something like that anyway.

I agree. We have a "war on terror" while the borders are wide open, allowing millions of criminals to infiltrate the U.S.

This video is about MS-13. This gang is all over suburban America. It's an invasion. Of course, it's all allowed to happen...
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7497069527716929407&q=ms-13&total=1027&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0

[resistance]

I agree. We have a "war on terror" while the borders are wide open, allowing millions of criminals to infiltrate the U.S.

This video is about MS-13. This gang is all over suburban America. It's an invasion. Of course, it's all allowed to happen...
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7497069527716929407&q=ms-13&total=1027&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0

I agree, something very wrong with all this stuff?? uumm Britain is the same it has flooded with ilegal imagrants in the last decade and the scale of the problem is far worse than we are being told. Don't get me wrong i am not against imigrating families coming tu the u.k looking for a better life and in many ways they make the country a better place but unfortunatly their is many that do not. This might sound like paranoia but if yu want my opinion some of these russian and eastern europeans look like military in civilian clothes tu me, there's just something about them that isn't right?

[misscpb]

Could be but my take is for when Marshal law ,the military crackdown happens bigtime ,then the riots start...........plus a few illegals' but mainly for the resisters. They are expecting alot.........

Yes I agree, or some kind of fake invasion luring people in to think its for there own safety, when its the complete opposite.

[cruise4]

I trust everyone on here is sensible enough to know that if they try to direct you this way... go that way. And don't forget the 'enforced vaccination' routine they will use.

[cruise4]

And better have NO manufactured products with you...

Texas To Track Emergency Evacuees Using RFID

Ann Shibler
JBS
Wednesday December 5, 2007

The Texas Governor's Division of Emergency Management (GDEM) announced a contract with AT&T to build the Texas Special Needs Evacuation Tracking System. The system will use a variety of radio-frequency identification (RFID), wireless and mobile data technologies to continuously monitor and track all evacuees.

Follow this link to the original source: "AT&T To Deliver Country's First Statewide Citizen-Evacuation Management System"

"Oh, grandmother, what big ears you have!" said Little Red Riding Hood.
"The better to hear you with, my child," replied the Big Bad Wolf.
"But, grandmother, what big eyes you have!" she exclaimed.
"The better to see you with, my dear," he responded.
"But, grandmother, what large hands you have!"
"The better to hug you with."
"Oh, but, grandmother, what a terrible big mouth you have!"
"The better to eat you with, my dear!"

Reminiscent of the Big Bad Wolf in the Brothers Grimm's Little Red Riding Hood, comes this newest trick from the Texas Governor's Division of Emergency Management (GDEM). AT&T is going to furnish the wireless network and hardware support for the new emergency tracking system that will, according to AT&T, "provide real-time information on evacuees," in order to "better support the evacuees and their families during a crisis."

The tracking system was developed and tested in 2006 and 2007 in simulations. It is supposed to help "safely" (an all-encompassing term of fake compassion and concern) evacuate citizens in the event of man-made or natural disasters. Citizens are to present themselves at a registration site and don a radio-frequency identification (RFID) wristband. The wristband is to be scanned by a wireless device when citizens calmly board state-contracted buses to be sent to locations decided by the state. The bus itself will be equipped with a GPS system so that it, too, along with all the passengers can be monitored and tracked.

At destination's end, the system will "update evacuee profiles and provide real-time information." We are told that this is for the express purpose of enabling state employees to "respond to inquiries from the public about the safety of evacuated family members and to reunite families that have been separated during a large-scale disaster." But what does the phrase "update evacuee profiles," mean exactly?

Jack Colley, chief of the Texas Governor's Division of Emergency Management said, "We wanted to enhance our existing emergency evacuation planning strategy with a new system for tracking and locating evacuees," which is probably a pretty truthful statement. In keeping with the ever-present "safety" concerns Colley continued: "We are confident that the statewide emergency-evacuation tracking system will not only help save lives and effectively ascertain the location of the displaced citizens … The RFID solution will improve the GDEM's command and control management of large-scale disasters."

Nowhere in any of the information on the nascent system provided by GDEM is the question of citizens' rights addressed. As we saw in the Katrina tragedy in New Orleans, citizens were summarily stripped of their rights in the wake of the disaster. Guns were confiscated, contrary to the Second Amendment. Subsequently, people gathered in the Superdome and elsewhere were prevented from leaving while, conversely, help from the Salvation Army and others was prevented from reaching those in need. It is this sort of statist incompetence and authoritarian heartlessness that makes one wonder what the GDEM's new tracking system will really be used for. Additional "command and control" measures would only serve, most likely, as a further means of controlling victims, rather than as a means for helping disaster victims.

AT&T — in conjunction with other assorted tech companies they are partnering with — is only too happy to further police state tactics with their project management, engineering, staging and technical information, and products. Chris Hill, vice president of government solutions for AT&T's wireless unit said, "The statewide emergency-evacuation tracking system is an innovative new custom solution that enhances our already robust portfolio of mobility solutions." Used by AT&T in their press release a couple of times, the phrase "mobility solutions" seems to mean moving people while under constant surveillance. Apparently anything is permissible in order to turn a profit these days.

The moral of this tale is: "Beware of the big bad wolf."