[kj] [ Jaz Coleman talks- FEMA CAMP

[Simon Abinett]

 "this entire thing is a conspiracy
theory that only exists in the minds of the paranoid."

That is exactly what Governments and world leaders want to you to think...
The more people think like that the more they can get away with

 

Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2012 11:34:22 +0200
From: 65snoopy at gmail.com
To: gathering at misera.net
Subject: Re: [kj] [ Jaz Coleman talks- FEMA CAMP

Ah boy, this one is going to run and run! 

If you check some of the conspiracy websites, yes, some people believe these
 'camps' are for killing people. The woman who started this whole farce 17 years 

ago by making the documentary about the train-repair facility - and a video people
are still taking seriously - believed the camp was for the purpose of extermination.

Yes people being rounded up, taken from their homes and put in camps is scary...

if it was going to happen. Which it isn't, because this entire thing is a conspiracy
theory that only exists in the minds of the paranoid.

n



On 30 March 2012 09:10, Simon Abinett <louiecipher33 at hotmail.com> wrote:






I didn't think the Fema Camp thing was meant to be about mass extermination ?
Surely people being rounded up , taken from their homes and put in camps is scary enough in itself whatever the reason behind it.



 

Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2012 01:26:13 +0200
From: 65snoopy at gmail.com
To: gathering at misera.net

Subject: Re: [kj] [ Jaz Coleman talks- FEMA CAMP

FEMA obviously has facilities etc and quite possibly has 'camps' - places where people would
go in times of natural disasters, for example - but I'm having a hard time believing they are

for the purpose of mass extermination! I just find it interesting that people are so keen to


believe the absolute worst possible scenario and run with it, no matter how unlikely it may seem.
No government is squeaky clean and the US may be dirtier than many but are the authorities
really planning to incarcerate/exterminate millions of US citizens? Sorry, I just don't buy it. The fact is,


people are just plain making stuff up (I've looked at rather more than 3 videos about this - yes, I have no life)
but just because you cannot disprove something does not mean it is true. On a similar topic, look up


'FEMA coffins'.

The story about the raw milk guy, however - now that is scary.

n

On 30 March 2012 01:03,  <Devacor at aol.com> wrote:








bumped into a friend at the health food store last week and we got the 
talking- she said on the sly, he what do you know/think about this 'FEMA camp' 
thing? Said her brother called her very concerned about it- she is ex military 
and her hubby is  SEAL and worked special forces- they are both ex punks 
and I said oh well KJ just did a little number on just that. 
 Anyway, so she asked her husband what he knew, as he does have more 
first hand knowledge on things as such then the average person. 
   He said, well yeah these camps do exist- but to say they are 
in place for nefarious reasons, well he couldn't nec confirm nor deny- 
  I first learned of the "FEMA camp" scenario in early 90s from 
William Cooper/Pale Horse , in which he was 'privy' to such intel in the Navy-- 
of course there are many others who speak on it--- 
 But point it, its pretty apparent something does exist (its just the 
extent/purpose which could be debated)- and just because someone got 
something wrong about some train facility, doesn't disprove the whole thing. I 
mean we should know better than that. But that doesn't mean someone should just 
look at 3 youtubes on the subject and think they know everything about it 
either...
 
 As for the 3 colors we are to be separated in- 
 I just did a story about a guy who was thrown in la jail for 'week of 
hell' for being a spearhead for (gasp) an organic buying club and 
facilitating 
 raw milk sales in California--
during his interrogation they would bark at him "Are you a sovereign?!"- 
which comes to find out is code for anti establishment/terrorist-- and they gave 
him a red bracelet to wear amongst the prison population which identified him as 
such. 
 Story and account is here: http://communities.washingtontimes.com/neighborhood/omkara/2012/mar/20/rawesome-foods-founder-arrested-subjected-week-hel/



  muderers arent even treated as such-- 
But you see the precedent here. 
So Fema camps could be in place to facilitate displaced parts of the 
population in case of a cataclysmic  event, but then what also in the case 
of mass uprise or mass dissent?. I've never seen it all as much of a 
stretch...
 
 
Adam
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

In a message dated 3/29/2012 6:18:31 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
paul.rangecroft at gmail.com writes:
Heh well 
  said.

> Jaz is an intelligent man so I find it slightly - what's the 

  word -

> mystifying? - that

> he believes this Fema Camp nonsense. 

  The fact is, if you go on

> YouTube/Google/whatever,

> as Jaz 

  urges, you can swiftly discover how the whole thing is a crock of

> 

  shit.

> The Fema Camp conspiracy theory is one of the more interesting 

  ones in

> that, as

> with the fake moon landing conspiracy, the 

  effect seems to be that the

> bigger and more

> rediculous the lie 

  is, the more people seem willing to believe 
it.

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