posted October 02, 2008 09:52 AM            

"We have no way of verifying its validity but it has been forwarded by several people for inclusion in this area."

Listen, I challenged the guy, Alex Jones who's been spouting the bullshiiit about secret detention centers...which he says he knows all about and wheezes on and on about.

I challenged Alex Jones to provide the GPS locations of all the secret detention centers which he must know. If Alex Jones doesn't know where..exactly where they're located, then Alex Jones doesn't know they exist at all.

The same rationale applies to the person/group who put this video out. He says he's seen them...secret detention centers yet, he never says where they are.

Now, what do you suppose would happen if Alex Jones or whoever made this video gave the locations of detention centers they say they know about? Like this Quinnie.

Detention Center 12 is located in Mississippi 12.7 miles North of Highway 590 on the West side of Salt Dome Road. The enterance is gated, there's a guard shack and the sign says Miller Mining Company.

But, they never do that do they Quinnie? Instead, they spout on about centers they never identify; their so called information can never be checked.

When I challenged Alex Jones and the guy on Coast to Coast to provide GPS coordinates for the so called detention centers Jones had been bloviating about....I got no response and I still haven't gotten a response and I don't expect to ever get a response.

posted October 02, 2008 10:15 AM            

Is it mandatory to get shots in the defense?

posted October 02, 2008 11:01 AM            

The military version of "shots"..when I got mine..were a series of 8 pneumatic injections delivered in minutes..a hell of a lot of vaccines hitting the system all at once.

They lined us up in single file and we went down a row of doctors...4 on each side who swabbed the area and then bam, we got the shots in both arms.

Some guys took a few steps and had to sit down..or fall down. I felt suddenly weak and slightly nauseous for about 10 minutes and that was the general reaction.

posted October 02, 2008 11:26 AM              

The infamous Halliburton contract. A little food for thought ...
http://www.libertyforlife.com/jail-police/us_concentration_camps.htm

posted October 02, 2008 04:26 PM              

How much of it do I take seriously? hmmm Certainly not all of it. Not even half of it. The far left tend toward hysterics just like the far right. Both have the tenacity and passion to dig up juicy facts, but not always the sense to interpret them correctly. An hysterical mind set tends to get in the way of calm, clear analysis, yk? Nevertheless, the Halliburton contract is a fact, at least as far as I have been able to gather. If you know of something to refute it, please share.

Hello Quinnie

I'm not entirely sure where you're going here, but I'll jump in anyway.
First let me say I'm no fan of British policies in N Ireland. I have an emotional sympathy for Sinn Fein and, yes, even the IRA. Having now brought up the IRA, it goes without saying that the Irish have a bit of blood on their hands, just like the rest of us. I have no illusions that the Irish are always cheerful, harmless little sprites. When pressed, you are capable of being as vicious as the next guy. Should the English have gotten the hell out of Ireland? Absolutely. Did the Irish resistance always fight honorably? Not so much. In short, I would love to say the Irish are above reproach, but they are not.

I would nver equate American military might with the Irish Defense Forces but, you no doubt are aware, the ARW and G2 are in Iraq. And lets not fool ourselves into thinking they're on nothing more than a friendly "peace keeping mission". I'd like very much to think that Ireland, given its inherent spiritul superiority, was giving the powers that be a good run for their money, but it doesn't seem to be the case. Ireland isn't an uncooperative "rogue" nation. You're playing along well enough and we'll all go to hell together in a cozy little handbasket.

Second - You're right, I have no idea whatsoever what it feels like to watch enemy tanks rolling down my local Main Street. I can guess and sympathize with the trauma and pyschological implications of such an event, but I do not know. I've never said I did.

I'm sure we're all familiar with the sordid history of the Boer War and British Imperialism, in general. In fact, I'm glad you've brought up that particular mess because it relates to my above answer to Jwhop. Namely, propaganda and overreacting. If we say, "Well, you know, the British had concentration camps in South Africa", most everyone immediately thinks of Nazi Germany and assumes the British were gassing innocent Afrikanners. Is that a fair accusation? Is it more accurate to say the British operated POW camps and relocation camps? In the USA, you'll notice lately that left leaning media will now refer to WWII Japanese/American internment camps as concentration camps. Again, they weren't concentration camps as the name is now understood. They were clearly internment camps and as tragic, unfair and shameful as that US policy was, the camps shouldn't be compared to Buchenwald.