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Trevor123 15 Dec 2012 04:36

Well I was on youtube and I've seen many videos of this so called "Fema" thing and I saw a video which showed over 100,000 coffin-looking things in Georgia. Some think that Fema is going to make concentration camps in America….. I think I was on youtube for too long but tell me your thoughts…

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odo77 15 Dec 2012 04:37

ok you are making a new post every few minutes about something on youtube, time to get off of it.

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Trevor123 15 Dec 2012 04:38

Yeah true….

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Gary A 15 Dec 2012 04:38

It's total paranoid conspiracy crap. YouTube is full of these silly videos, stop looking for them!

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SmartyPantz 15 Dec 2012 04:39

You spend way too much time on YouTube.

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vwgreen 15 Dec 2012 06:44

I've already said something about this but I'll say it again.

If they were going to commit some kind of genocide, why would they bother with coffins? They're going to do a terrible thing like that…but make sure everyone has a proper burial? That hardly makes sense. The "coffins" are for using in regular natural disasters.

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jasonb75 15 Dec 2012 06:49

If they were going to commit some kind of genocide, why would they bother with coffins? They're going to do a terrible thing like that…but make sure everyone has a proper burial? That hardly makes sense

vwgreen makes a great point. What would be the sense in buring people in coffins if you committed genocide? Mass graves would be more suiting for such a ridiculous claim.

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ThanksAlot 15 Dec 2012 08:46

Their not coffins, their coffin liners.

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vwgreen 15 Dec 2012 09:06

Even more vague. Ooooooh scary coffin liners!!

Point still stands however. Why would FEMA even need coffin liners for concentration camps?

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J-Rod2448 15 Dec 2012 09:21

This thread reminded me of a Popular Mechanics article that I read online that totally debunks this ridiculous theory….The PM editor and cheif visited Glenn Beck back in 2009 (before he went nuts) to debunk the Fema camps conspiracy theory. http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/military/news/4312850

The black polypropylene products purported to be coffins are grave liners, or burial vaults, manufactured by Convington, Ga.-based Vantage Products. (In this case, they are examples of the company's Standard Air Seal model.) The use of a burial vault, which prevents the collapse of cemetery ground and protects the casket, is a common requirement when a body is interred. The filmed lot in Madison, Ga., is a Vantage storage facility. Of the 900,000 or so in-ground burials in the U.S. each year, a small percentage of those people prearranged their own caskets and vaults—which Vanguard holds at the storage facility until the appropriate time. According to company Vice President of Operations Michael Lacey, there are approximately 50,000 vaults in storage in Madison. "It's nowhere near the quantity they talk about on the Internet," he told the local Morgan County Citizen newspaper. Furthermore, Lacey has said the company maintains detailed records of product ownership and is audited annually, to insure all vaults are accounted for.

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Jantar 15 Dec 2012 09:14

This is pretty good evidence that the world isn't going to end any time soon. If the world was going to end, who would doing the burials?

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Alene Y 15 Dec 2012 16:19

@trevor,
You need to know that "this so called "Fema" thing" is a ridiculous conspiracy theory made up by nuts about FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency. They go in where a disaster has taken place and help the people. They furnish shelter, food and water, and do whatever is necessary to keep the victims alive and safe. So, in this sense, there are "FEMA camps" for a short period of time after a disaster. The idiot portion of the population is taking this and twisting it into conspiracy nonsense.

Trevor123 15 Dec 2012 04:41

I know, I wish I could like ban youtube from my computer or something…

odo77 15 Dec 2012 04:43

Look through the forums, Everything you are asking has been answered over and over, get off youtube or you will drive yourself crazy

SmartyPantz 15 Dec 2012 06:08

Actually, you can if you have a firewall program like Zone Alarm.

jasonb75 15 Dec 2012 06:14

Its rather simple, you can either take the approach that smartypantz laid out for you using Zone Alarm, or use the switch in your head that tells you, you shouldn't be watching this nonsense. Problem solved.

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gcarini1985 15 Dec 2012 06:33

Don't watch nonsensical videos. That simple. There are some good things on youtube, but there is a whole lot of crud.

I watch Al Jazeera English reports on Youtube sometimes… they are done by British reporters. I like getting differing perspectives of the news.

jasonb75 15 Dec 2012 06:35

Al Jaseera in english on youtube, I never would've known that. Thats actually pretty cool. Is there side totally propaganda or is it legite

gcarini1985 15 Dec 2012 06:54

It's a different perspective. I like how they do country studies and reports. It really opens the eyes. They did a report on the Democratic republic of the Congo recently… what a mess. It brings some perspective.

I don't really like American news stations. They fail to inform people of everything else happening in the world.