Showing posts with label prison cities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prison cities. Show all posts

Censored Jesse Ventura


Former Gov. Jesse Ventura and his crew at Conspiracy Theory have blown the FEMA camp issue wide open in a truly groundbreaking episode from the program’s second season on TruTV. The “Police State” episode proves once and for all that the feds have trained to take on American citizens, planned for riots and disasters and made preparations to maintain order at any cost. Tune in this Friday, Nov. 12 at 10 PM Eastern/ 9 PM Central and leave the denial at the door.
This powerful episode is the largest and most in-depth investigation into FEMA camps to date– and it is scheduled to air on television. Radio host and filmmaker Alex Jones returns to the series yet again, as the team takes you to confirmed on-the-ground facilities, confronts the legislators who authorized FEMA camps and breaks down the full-scale technologically-integrated police state that includes Fusion Centers, FEMA, the Department of Homeland Security and
At one of many real and verified FEMA locations, Jesse Ventura and Alex Jones approach a “Residential Center” run by Homeland Security in central Texas where they find locked doors, double-fences and escape warnings around the entire perimeter. Further inside the facility, they witness a playground complex, swings and slides for children. The crew walks up to the front door and attempts to get some answers. But the officials refuse to either confirm or deny the facility’s purpose, including whether or not American citizens are being held inside. However, our past investigations into this facility reveal that it has confined both children and adults, including immigrants, refugee seekers and American citizens.

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Maryland Staged Terro

For not making more than $ 800, a support 35-year mail Twin Cities could go to prison for several years. U.S. Postal Service employee Christina M. Steiner, Lake Forest, is accused of stealing and 600 to $ 800 in gift card and e-mail, the prosecutor’s office of the United States said last week.
The thefts occurred from December 2009 until mid-September, according to the indictment.
If convicted of mail theft by a postal employee, Steiner faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison. His trial is scheduled to begin Feb. 28 in St. Paul.

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