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Modern Concentration Camps

by see material Monday, Jan. 21, 2002 at 10:02 AM

Nice to know your in good hands...







Modern Concentration Camps

http://www.trunkerton.fsnet.co.uk/

USA

Don Bradley

Recently, I sent out to the various news media an extremely small list of Concentration Camps recently built by the United States Government. As it happens, very few journalists acted upon the information and shared it with their listeners, viewers or readers. Of course ,once the information was made public, I've been slandered, attacked and called all sorts of names. How interesting it is that when we bring truth to our world, the messenger is killed, if only symbolically.

Many of us in the media have been aware of these hideous camps since their inception. It takes a look at the history of this century to know what will happen if they are populated. The heart shudders at such knowledge but ignoring it won't make it go away. The only answer is to get the information out there in the world and make our elected government answer.

I've personally visited these camps and taken pictures. They are REAL. They are manned. They have moats, motion sensors, inner beams to hide the main complexes, guards at the gates, electric gates, processing centers, and of course, high fences with razor wire and barbs, pointing inward - not outward -

but inward to KEEP PEOPLE IN.

The larger facilities are called golf courses or water treatment plants. When was the last time you saw a golf course ( Portland, Oregon ) with armed guards carrying M16's? Why do the larger facilities have smokestacks? Ever seen a crematorium? The smaller facilities are usually holding facilities, obviously designed for the short-term round ups prior to the hapless souls being shipped off to their final destination somewhere else.

You have to know that it was never my intention to uncover this information to frighten anyone or get publicity, as some may claim. As my readers are well aware, I stumbled across this stuff in research for a new book. I have a family and want to see them grow up with a father who is alive, not dead. Reporting this type of information has made me very unpopular with the government and I've been warned by the FBI to 'mind my own business. 'Unlike some of my contemporaries however, I've chosen to research these camp claims for myself.

I HAD to see them with my own eyes. They do exist. But the real question that needs to be asked - and fast - is why? Why are they being built? Who are they for? And why does the government deny their existence? A friend of mine and I discovered 32 camps in just one county in Colorado alone. You can drive right up to them. However, the Department of Corrections in Colorado, the Marshall's Office, the County Sheriffs office, and the Federal agencies all claim there is nothing at these sites except lonesome prairie. And that's just a flat out lie.

Because of the staggering amount of mail I've received on this, my friends in the media - what few there are who have the guts to print the truth - have allowed me to answer numerous questions regarding the camps. No one - not a single person - has reported this information on the TV or in the newspapers. Most of these questions are from the Internet by people who have read the research material and it is their questions that are being answered.

1)Why such a short list? This was a good question and I've given the reason much thought. We've uncovered over 700 camps so far. We have pictures to prove their existence. The answer is: We wanted to get as much of a complete listing as we possibly could before going public. The reason for that is obvious: you can't research very much when you are in jail on trumped up charges or dead, can you?

The other part of the answer is that we are still observing the construction going on there. For the most part we are very much watched ourselves when we visit them; we are stopped by armed men who ask to see our ID. This on public roads. Making a circus of these sites will only get innocent people killed. Know this; if you visit these camps you will end up under government surveillance, and these folks are not very kind. Also most of the construction on these facilities occurs at night. Why?

2)Locations? They seem to be popping up everywhere. For example in January of 1999, there were no camps in Fillmore California, now there are two ( March 1999.) They seem to ring around population centers for the most part, with many short term 'holding facilities' buried in the hills and dales around the inner cities. There are 53 camps in Southern California.

3)How do we determine that they are concentration camps? This one is easy .Have you ever seen a prison up close? They have certain features which are unmistakable from other types of buildings like schools or churches. Here are the determining factors, they must have:

i) Barbed wire or razor wire fences that point inward. Look at most security fences. The top portion points out to keep trespassers out. Prisons, labor camps and the like all have their fence tops pointing

in so that the inmates are greatly hampered in climbing them.

ii) Some type of guard facility that is defendable and wired with microwave transmitters.




























































































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