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ClockPosted: Jun 02, 2013 - 20:49
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http://isthatafemacamp.blogspot.ca/

This is interesting, a person is actually spending some time debunking locations of various "so called" locations of FEMA camps.

Edward had done something like this while ago, but sadly many of the pages seem to be messed up, or incomplete. http://conspiracies.skepticproject.com/articles/fema/camps/
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LockePosted: Jun 02, 2013 - 21:54
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And I happen to be that person spending the time debunking those locations :)
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live and learnPosted: Jun 05, 2013 - 12:24
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hey Locke, you've debunked tons of supposed locations for these supposed camps. Have you ever examined the claim that there are 200 000 FEMA coffins? (i don't remember if that was the correct number). I haven't looked into it but it's probably not true, considering that FEMA camps are obviously non-existent
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LockePosted: Jun 05, 2013 - 14:50
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hey Locke, you've debunked tons of supposed locations for these supposed camps. Have you ever examined the claim that there are 200 000 FEMA coffins? (i don't remember if that was the correct number). I haven't looked into it but it's probably not true, considering that FEMA camps are obviously non-existent


Yes I have http://thesoapboxrantings.blogspot.com/2012/10/ect-follow-up-fema-camps-american.html
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anticultistPosted: Jun 05, 2013 - 17:03
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hey Locke, you've debunked tons of supposed locations for these supposed camps. Have you ever examined the claim that there are 200 000 FEMA coffins? (i don't remember if that was the correct number). I haven't looked into it but it's probably not true, considering that FEMA camps are obviously non-existent


http://metabunk.org/threads/904-Debunked-FEMA-Coffins-(
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SasoriPosted: Jun 06, 2013 - 12:49
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http://isthatafemacamp.blogspot.ca/

This is interesting, a person is actually spending some time debunking locations of various "so called" locations of FEMA camps.

Edward had done something like this while ago, but sadly many of the pages seem to be messed up, or incomplete. (http://conspiracies.skepticproject.com/articles/fema/camps/)


I worked on the FEMA camp locations with Locke a while back.
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ClockPosted: Jun 07, 2013 - 12:17
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And I happen to be that person spending the time debunking those locations :)


That is cool! Locke, I noticed that some of the posts on your website have no resources, while some of the older posts about the camps do. Why is that?
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LockePosted: Jun 07, 2013 - 12:58
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And I happen to be that person spending the time debunking those locations :)


That is cool! Locke, I noticed that some of the posts on your website have no resources, while some of the older posts about the camps do. Why is that?


A lot of the stuff is public knowledge, so I kinda felt like it wasn't necessary.
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ClockPosted: Aug 09, 2013 - 12:16
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And I happen to be that person spending the time debunking those locations :)


That is cool! Locke, I noticed that some of the posts on your website have no resources, while some of the older posts about the camps do. Why is that?


A lot of the stuff is public knowledge, so I kinda felt like it wasn't necessary.


I see, but conspiracy theorists might start yelling out "THERE'S NO EVIDENCE TO YOUR CLAIMSSSS!!!!111"
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LockePosted: Aug 09, 2013 - 17:06
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And I happen to be that person spending the time debunking those locations :)


That is cool! Locke, I noticed that some of the posts on your website have no resources, while some of the older posts about the camps do. Why is that?


A lot of the stuff is public knowledge, so I kinda felt like it wasn't necessary.


I see, but conspiracy theorists might start yelling out "THERE'S NO EVIDENCE TO YOUR CLAIMSSSS!!!!111"


From what I observed they tend to yell "THATS WHAT THEY WANT YOU TO BELIEVE" or "THIS IS JUST DISINFO" or in the more basic sense, try to deny the evidence rather than outright claiming that there is no evidence.
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JimJesusPosted: Aug 09, 2013 - 22:32
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live and learnPosted: Aug 25, 2013 - 01:12
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Indeed, Locke has done a fantastic job debunking these supposed "fema camp" locations. I found a recent story that South Carolina is preparing a new homeless shelter to deal with its homeless population problem. Here's the link:

http://presstubes.com/being-homeless-in-downtown-columbia-south-carolina-is-officially-against-the-law/

so basically this shelter will provide for about two hundred forty something homeless, which is only 1/6 of the city's total homeless population. What has fema camp believers going bizarre is that the homeless can either go to this shelter or be arrested. If they're in the shelter they can't leave unless they set an appointment to go somewhere and then they can be transported there by shuttle bus. This is the part that has theorists shouting "it's a fema camp!!!".

No, it's not a fema camp, it's a homeless shelter, a rather peculiar one, granted, but governments in general think they're better than everyone and abuse their power, simple. Because there's no evidence at all for "Fema camps", you cannot assume that this is a fema camp, because it's not. I think what some people don't realize is that just because the illuminati may exist, or that governments are corrupt and abuse power...does not automatically mean that fema camps exist. The supposed existence of A does not prove the supposed existence of B and vice versa.

Besides, according to the link I posted: "The Columbia City Council wants it closed by April 2014, and according to the plan, the "permanent response cannot be centered at emergency shelter site" -- which is city-owned and located on a "commercially valuable property" -- or anywhere near downtown". That info wasn't included in the earlier articles on this subject. Why would a supposed fema camp be temporary? gimme a break
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LockePosted: Aug 25, 2013 - 14:35
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From what I have found a lot of FEMA camps are actually on public land that any one can go onto. Examples of this would be the WW2 Japanese interment camps. With a few exceptions, almost all of these places are on land that is open to the public and for the most part there is nothing there except a few degrading concrete roads and foundations (and maybe a building or two). Yet these places are considered to be FEMA camps to police state conspiracy theorists, and according to them have prison camps located on them...
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live and learnPosted: Dec 04, 2013 - 18:18
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here we go again -.- : http://freepatriot.org/2013/11/04/fema-camps-city-to-exhile-the-homeless-its-not-a-conspiracy-theory-anymore/

As I said earlier in this thread. The South Carolina "fema camp" is temporary. Since when is a fema camp ever "temporary"? I haven't head of these other so called locations, but just read through that link. Also, I mentioned earlier in this thread that the size of the South Carolina "fema camp" would only be able to fit 1/6 of the city's total homeless population. Maybe abit more than that but still, not a very effective "fema camp" at all eh?
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anticultistPosted: Dec 05, 2013 - 06:27
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Conspiracy theories never go away completely. The internet for all its good points, has the terrible problem of being a repository for human stupidity. That means that stupid articles like those about fearful camps to hold citizens are spammed on forums everywhere, year after year they are recycled and dusted off. You can spend all the time in the world showing how they are fabricated, but stupid people will never listen to reason. The most that will happen is you will silence the stupid for a short while, then it will resurface as the same stupidity but with a new example of the same claims. Once a stupid person has heard a stupid claim it's stored as fact and brought out as if so when the chance ever arises.

An example.The other night I was chatting with my father and his friend, and my father started clattering on about how big companies suppressed the ever lasting light bulb. I of course explained that it was not the case and that the technology to create them was non existent, and that to make a light bulb last forever required the kind of metal filaments that would not give out much light and waste energy via lots of heat. His reply and this is verbatim "It's true I read it". He sat and shook his his head and sighed like a schoolboy being ridiculed even though I was patient and gentle with showing his false claims, but the reality is what I said was not going into his skull. All my father has learnt is that I don't believe his technology suppression bullshit, he will still roll it out whenever the opportunity arises.

Now back to the point. The reality is the USA is not Nazi Germany, it never has been and it never will be. The type of idiots who make these comparisons, are the type of asshats who have no idea about the real world. They are sheltered from true hardship and would cave within minutes if such a thing was real for them. It always amazes me how retarded these people are, it's almost like they've never heard what a real genocide is like. You could probably even explain to them how easy their lives are, and that their middle class problems don't even compare to the hardships of real forced labour and death camps. Yet when you weren't around to humiliate their lack of research they would still trot out their false paradigms to any fellow asshats who would listen.
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live and learnPosted: Jan 13, 2014 - 23:15
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So I don't know if anyone else here has ever heard this part of the fema camp theory: but apparently they have a few different colours of "dots" that they put on people's mailboxes. If I remember correctly the colours of the dots are red, yellow and blue. I don't know what each one supposedly means.

There was a debunking of this on Autistic Skeptic but that blog has been down for awhile. So I'm asking here, does anyone have a link to a blog/site that debunks this colour dot part of the theory? I'm looking for blogs with debunkings right now

Also, I don't know why theorists think this is proof of anything: http://static.infowars.com/2011/12/i/general/kbr-doc.pdf
I've read through that (it's 4 pages long) and nothing in it indicated "fema camps" to me. It's simply instructions to follow in the case of a contingency event (ex. some kind of disaster).

update: I just watched the Jesse Ventura episode on fema camps (linked to through a ct site), and well...my head hurts. Who else has watched it?
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ClockPosted: Jan 16, 2014 - 17:48
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I re uploaded Autistic Skeptics Article on FEMA Camps awhile ago...

It can be found here:

http://politics.skepticproject.com/blog/54/autistic-skeptic-martial-law-fema-camps-patriot-act-ect-debunked/


In retrospect, it seems as though a lot of his articles are copy/paste, but the debunkings are still good, which is the most important aspect.
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live and learnPosted: Jan 16, 2014 - 20:12
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I'm reading it through right now. Have you seen the jesse ventura episode on fema camps? if so what did you think? honestly its the only episode of that show I've watched, and when I watch it, the first thing that comes to mind half the time is a reality tv show poorly written in certain parts, probably half scripted like alot of "reality tv" probably is, etc....

Autistic Skeptic also had a small article debunking the claim about different coloured "dots" on peoples mailboxes being related to fema camps. I haven't found any other site that debunks the claim, and obviously I cannot find the article A.S posted since the blog is down

update: never mind, found a debunking on snopes: http://www.snopes.com/politics/conspiracy/femastickers.asp

other uses here: http://www.ehow.com/info_8738272_colored-dots-mailbox.html
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live and learnPosted: Jan 17, 2014 - 19:02
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hmmm, check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqyHkxbj_zg

What I don't understand is, if the government was planning something like this, then why would they need to use primitive methods like mailbox dots? (or spraypaint)

We live in a world full of technology. What's the point of the government supposedly going out to every individuals houses or mailboxes and marking them with a dot (or spraypaint). There's GPS technology and Google Maps and other similar methods of locating/tracking people. So why would they need to use a primitive method such as stickers or spraypaint? doesn't make sense

and as much as I dislike linking to discussion threads or blogs when it comes to any of these subjects, I'll do it here. It serves as "checkpoints" for me (and anyone here) to go back and examine this stuff when we're not busy

similar story: http://personalitycafe.com/current-events/169216-fema-real-time.html
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ClockPosted: Jan 19, 2014 - 13:15
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hmmm, check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqyHkxbj_zg

What I don't understand is, if the government was planning something like this, then why would they need to use primitive methods like mailbox dots? (or spraypaint as this thread talks about: http://www.datehookup.com/Thread-232238.htm ) read through the thread as well.

We live in a world full of technology. What's the point of the government supposedly going out to every individuals houses or mailboxes and marking them with a dot (or spraypaint). There's GPS technology and Google Maps and other similar methods of locating/tracking people. So why would they need to use a primitive method such as stickers or spraypaint? doesn't make sense

and as much as I dislike linking to discussion threads or blogs when it comes to any of these subjects, I'll do it here. It serves as "checkpoints" for me (and anyone here) to go back and examine this stuff when we're not busy

similar story: http://personalitycafe.com/current-events/169216-fema-real-time.html</blockquote>

http://conspiracies.skepticproject.com/forum/5575/stack-up-of-ammunition/#reply-2490e0bf
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live and learnPosted: Jan 19, 2014 - 17:14
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I did find an explanation for the spraypaint. Similar to how some delivery services use different coloured dots to indicate how often an individual receives the paper. spray paint is used by construction workers and maybe some other similar occupation to indicate different things about whatever work they're doing and the area work is taking place in.
If not that then it may be some kids just pulling pranks with spraypaint, I used to see lots of spraypainted words/phrases in my town about 4 years ago but they have stopped since then. Also a couple blue x's and maybe a couple other shapes spray painted on mailboxes or sidewalks.

update: I did just realize that one of those threads where fema camps are "imminent" is 5 years old. 5! I dunno why I didn't notice that earlier. nothing that they say would happen actually did. How they get their info and all these 300+ "fema camp" locations (or however many they claim are out there) I really don't know, but im feeling less frightened. Despite never being a believer (at all) of this theory, I'll admit I was stunned for 2/3 days

How can fema even have these so called "camps" anywhere outside of the US anyway?? Unless I'm mistaken, fema is a local agency ("local" in this case, meaning not outside of the United States)
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