FEMA Deathcamps

[mapuc]

Think that most of you have heard and read about this term

I do not know where or when this term originated

However, I have tried to researched this FEMA and their camps and it is absolutely nothing fatal about them.

My alleged may not be entirely correct, but considers this, however, to be most credible

Right after the storm Katrina, it has probably been a meeting between the authorities involved.

At these meetings, that could have included some scientists, who may have given their views on how future weather could develop in the future.

The authorities have been told that future storms will be much more powerful than today's Category 5 and increases the number of dead and homeless will be very high.

In addition, crime rates may rise very sharply and be a threat to the weak and those who have lost everything.

Based on these future scenario particular the U.S. government to build a number of camps around the United States.

Well it's high barrier barring around these camps

Yes it is to keep criminals out and to protect citizens from these

When you look at the photos of these FEMA camps, you see thousands of plastic coffins

As I said, the scientists expect that future storms would be stronger and would most likely result in a high number of deaths.

Markus

[Takeda Shingen]

This should answer just about everything. Popular Mechanics was about the most credible publication that I could find when searching the subject. The rest were all conspiracy sites.

http://www.popularmechanics.com/tech...y/news/4312850

In short, none of it is true. The death camp is a real death camp. Of course, it is in North Korea, not the United States. The headers were altered on the image. The black 'coffins' are actually coffin liners, and the images are of the manufacturer's storage facility. You really can't put stock in the conspiracy stuff.

[em2nought]

I like this Linda Thompson chick.

[mapuc]

Originally Posted by Takeda Shingen

This should answer just about everything. Popular Mechanics was about the most credible publication that I could find when searching the subject. The rest were all conspiracy sites.

http://www.popularmechanics.com/tech...y/news/4312850

In short, none of it is true. The death camp is a real death camp. Of course, it is in North Korea, not the United States. The headers were altered on the image. The black 'coffins' are actually coffin liners, and the images are of the manufacturer's storage facility. You really can't put stock in the conspiracy stuff.

Thank you for the share.

Why I made my post was because, someone wrote about the FEMA deathcamp in an another thread here in GT.

So there aren't any Fema camp in the US?

If yes, then I was wrong, I thought that due to future hurricans a.s.o they build those to protect the homeless and the weak.

Markus

[Takeda Shingen]

Originally Posted by mapuc

So there aren't any Fema camp in the US?

My understanding is that FEMA's disaster recovery sites, or 'camps', are mobile; meaning that assets are moved to the disaster area and set up or near location. Given the less-than-predictable nature of disasters it probably doesn't pay to have large, static complexes.

http://www.fema.gov/disaster-recovery-centers

For example, when I searched using my home zipcode, I was directed to an office in a Georgia shopping center. I live in Pennsylvania.

[mapuc]

^and that's- when thinking about it- much better.

Markus

[mookiemookie]

But if you play Deus Ex Human Revolution, FEMA death camps are real.