What does /lounge/ think about the 500,000 air tight coffins that can store 3-4 bodies & have been stored near Atlanta on land leased by the CDC for years?

My friend showed me an episode of a TruTv show about a year ago and said the episode only aired once, because it was pulled from the air.

Here's a link to the episode, about the coffins and Fema camps, and the possibility of our govt using a deadly virus to force a harmful vaccine/ if we refuse haul us to Fema camps and kill us there.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=g28sUYK9x4k
It's no secret the world is extremely overpopulated & the Elites / Rich are worried about our planet's survival.

I've heard about these.
The government has a lot of deep dark secrets

this story is old as fuck and was already debunked, are they rehashing it for the ebola scare now?

gtfo.

why the fuck would the govt want to kill us, we are their slaves already, u dont kill a good slave.

Those arnt coffins, but they are grave liners. Google image one and see. Don't know if it's the gov plotting something, but it does make one curious as to why they would need soo many of these?

3-4 bodies

are these for american bodies or civilized bodies?
cuz it could be a new swimming pool merchandise.

>>1
Tell me, why do you think the CDC exists?

Is it to paint flowers on mailboxes?

...or to Control Disease?

>>3
>>4
>>5
These are NSA goverment shills trying to keep us confused and complacent. ..

tru tv is a joke and all of the shows are bullshit and fake. grow a brain, filthy sheeple

>>9
This first and foremost.

Also, it's a good idea for a civilized country to be prepared if something catastrophic did happen like a mass plague that required many thousands of bodies to be handle properly all at once during a panic. Otherwise we would be Africa and just have thousands of dead bodies spreading the disease further and further strewn about in the streets and infecting the drinking water. Things like this are how you keep problems from getting worse. The gov also has massive store houses full of gas masks and chem suits so that the people who aren't affected can be prepared to avoid the disaster.

However I do believe the "camps" are a little sinister, as they are just giant warehouses to store all the data that is collected about American citizens, and others around the world. And also thinktanks for gov workers to poor over said information and find out who to take down next.

>>10
I feel like the camps are only sinister in the sense of that they were contracts given to government buddies to toss tax payer money to the contractors. They ten label them as government owned housing complexes that will never really be used. We have over populated prisons that they could move people from into these things as a cover, but they don't.

>>11
I say nuke the fucking prisoners, they are there because they are shitty people (see niggers). I'm conflicted on pointless work for civilian contractors. On one hand it is throwing tax dollars at something for nothing. On the other hand, the guys that did the work and got the tax money were the people who paid the taxes in in the first place, so they are just getting their money back. And in turn they give it to locally owned businesses where they are working for things like gas, food, drinks, hookers, lodging. So in the end I can't say too much about it, because those tax dollars are going back into the hands of the American people. It is a far sight better than them using the money to fight another war, or stop Africa's problems for them.

This theory could unfold precisely how the video says it could and people still wouldn't believe it. They could be locked up in a FEMA camp and not allowed out and they would justify it. Just like they justify having their rights taken away because of a few senseless school shootings. Or how we allow our freedom of speech to be systematically taken away. We always justify the actions of tyranny.
Fight for your mother fucking rights you stupid fucking sheep.
I notice on some anonymous page they are cheering for more gun control in the us.
Which side our you on! Which side our you on!
Fucking sell outs

>>13
And chances are you would be in the corner saying nothing in the real life situation that it actually happened. No one really knows how they will respond in a life and death scenario until it happens.

As for gun laws, we should try strictly enforcing our current laws before enacting more.

>>12
The pointless contracts would be ok if the company itself didn't pocket a shit load of it. However it does keep more money in circulation instead of sitting in storage which is better I guess.

A lot of American prisoners are in jail for stupid shit drug offenses though. War on drugs and three strike law and all. We are way harsh on drug users compare to other offenses.

>>1 ..................what the fuck man, use your head. It's the CDC. If there ever was an outbreak of anything they would need to have on hand and ready to go a shit ton of disposable and relatively cheap "coffins," to dispose of the infected bodies and keep them away from the general public. fucking conspiracy theorists are the most retarded people in the world.

>>16
Well at least someone is looking and watching with a bit of skepticism. I'd hate that nobody was watching and asking the government what they are up to.

If nobody did the job of Alex Jones and others it would only be a matter of time before they truly do fuck people over. Hell the politicians are caught in scandals all the time. Hell they get away with crimes all the time.

Keep your head up, eyes open, ask mother fucking questions.

>>1
People laughed at Ventura & Alex Jones for that episode...

Now where are those laughing?

Those were found years ago... now we know why they had them stock piling.

Add to it, the DHS ordering billions of hollow point ammo. Gov services like the EPA & USPS on the list for hollow points. Also, Gov contract bids for thousands of MP5s...

Connect the dots people.

>>15
I guess I don't have any sympathy for drug users. Mainly drug dealers though, because they are the problem. The number one drug dealer being pharmaceutical companies who make stronger and more addictive drugs each year. Nevertheless, it should be on a per case basis, check the severity of why they are there, how many times they were a repeat offender and have a system in place to decide who dies, with the end result being that most of them die because they likely won't be any better once they get out. Anyone who is in for marijuana or other age old psychedelic drug related offenses gets a free pass to kick someone in the justice system in the junk, and a hundred dollar bill, and a big mac. Then I don't know, make drugs legal and tax them? Make some money off of things that people are going to do anyway, the same as with smoking. Strike threes, nuke em, they knew what was going to happen if they kept doing the same shit over and over. I mean it's not like it's the one strike law, they did the same shit, AND got caught three times. I really don't know where this ramble is going so I'll end it here, and if I get a reply I'll say something else.

http://www.evolutionnews.org/2006/04/doctor_doom_eric_pianka_receiv002118.html

In 2006, this article was written about a speech that a distinguished Ecologist in Texas saying an airborne mutation of Ebola would be necessary to exterminate 90% of the human population in order to save the planet. He received a standing ovation. When asked if he was targeting Africans since Ebola had only occurred in Central Africa at the time, he replied that "Ebola does not discriminate, kills everyone and could spread to Europe and the the Americas by a single infected airplane passenger."

This article was written in April 2006.

>>18
I'm all for skepticism but I don't need some fat fuck who has made his own fear mongering "true news," based on incomplete facts and internet investigation with his citations being from other conspiracy theorists spewing shit up everyone's ass

>>1
These things being coffins isn't practical or cost effective. Body bags can be sealed, stored in greater quantity and are far less costly than caskets. If the government (or any other organization) wanted to have safe body transportation, bags make way more sense.

>>4
this, the government is powerless without a people to exert its power over, they need their slaves

and overpopulation, take a look at china
the only reason china is even a player on the global scale as a world power is because of their immense population thus more manpower. everything is made in china, US exports jobs there, etc.
why wittle down your population and lessen your manpower

tl;dr to all you tinfoil hats, yes the government is secretive, but that doesn't mean the government is fucking evil, you guys just want everything to be like a fucking hollywood movie to make your meaningless lives less meaningless

>>19
No sympathy for the users? They're sick, man. We're all slaves to our addictions, theirs just happen also to be illegal. And not illegal because they hurt other people, but illegal because others have determined they hurt themselves. Drug use is a victimless crime. You're right on the other point though, legalization and regulation is the answer. It's the dealers who don't check ID's and fuck with quality who are dangerous. And the pharmaceuticals, as long as they can push their dangerous drugs in the absence of safe, legal alternatives. Let the addicts kill themselves with heroin if they wanna. That's their right to do so. But really we've just gotta stop pretending locking em in a cage helps. It only serves to provide the state with cheap labor now that slavery is illegal ("except when convicted of a crime"). Education, not incarceration.