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Concentrationcamps ready for use in U.S.
Indycensor - 08.12.2010 18:28
Recently the show of Jesse Ventura conspiracy theory, former governor of Minesota, looks into concentrationcamps who have been build all over the U.S. in the last decade.
These so called (by railwaytrack accessible) FEMA camps, can be used at will via executive orders made by former presidents. In the interview Jesse Ventura talks with different senators about the bill from senate that allowed more camps to be build in the U.S. The show during the showing was put out of the air.
 http://www.prlog.org/11121241-police-state-episode-of-hit-ventura-show-covering-concentration-camps-pulled-from-air.html
One of reasons given for the camps is: emergency camps in case of a biological warfare or disease. Included in the interview there were found thousands of empty body coffins at different locations all around the U.S.
The concentrationcamp story is similar to; R. de Ruiter. His latest book: The transition: The end of our selfdetermination, describes transport and camps within Europe today: "everything lays ready to be used". R. de Ruiter, winner of the frontieraward 2005 in which "the myth of al quida" is described. The camps much like the refugeecentres we see today, in Holland and all over Europe.
The show:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFk1-eDSz9U&feature=player_embedded
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| supplements | | Als de fabel je antisemitisch noemt... | x - 08.12.2010 19:58
...zegt dat nog niet zoveel.
| | Sterker nog | x - 08.12.2010 20:03
Ik scan even snel door 1 van de artikelen uit gebladerte, en ik ben eigenlijk niet overtuigd. De man houdt er zondermeer rare samenzweringstheorieën op na, maar de voorbeelden die gebladerte noemt, lijken mij eigenlijk vooral misleidend.
| | @ X | nn - 08.12.2010 21:07
Het feit dat deze man boeken geschreven heeft over de antisemitische Protocollen van de Wijzen van Zion zegt dus ook "niet zo veel" over de denkbeelden van deze man?
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