[kj] [ Jaz Coleman talks- FEMA CAMP

[Neil Perry]

Just found this about the 'sovereign citizen' movement

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-terror-cop-killers-20120224,0,5474022.story

Is this the meaning of the guy being asked if he was a 'sovereign'?

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On 30 March 2012 01:03, <Devacor at aol.com> wrote:


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> bumped into a friend at the health food store last week and we got the

> talking- she said on the sly, he what do you know/think about this 'FEMA

> camp' thing? Said her brother called her very concerned about it- she is ex

> military and her hubby is  SEAL and worked special forces- they are both ex

> punks and I said oh well KJ just did a little number on just that.

>  Anyway, so she asked her husband what he knew, as he does have more first

> hand knowledge on things as such then the average person.

>    He said, well yeah these camps do exist- but to say they are in place

> for nefarious reasons, well he couldn't nec confirm nor deny-

>   I first learned of the "FEMA camp" scenario in early 90s from William

> Cooper/Pale Horse , in which he was 'privy' to such intel in the Navy-- of

> course there are many others who speak on it---

>  But point it, its pretty apparent something does exist (its just the

> extent/purpose which could be debated)- and just because someone got

> something wrong about some train facility, doesn't disprove the whole

> thing. I mean we should know better than that. But that doesn't mean

> someone should just look at 3 youtubes on the subject and think they know

> everything about it either...

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>  As for the 3 colors we are to be separated in-

>  I just did a story about a guy who was thrown in la jail for 'week of

> hell' for being a spearhead for (gasp) an organic buying club and

> facilitating

>  raw milk sales in California--

> during his interrogation they would bark at him "Are you a sovereign?!"-

> which comes to find out is code for anti establishment/terrorist-- and they

> gave him a red bracelet to wear amongst the prison population which

> identified him as such.

>  Story and account is here:

> http://communities.washingtontimes.com/neighborhood/omkara/2012/mar/20/rawesome-foods-founder-arrested-subjected-week-hel/

>   muderers arent even treated as such--

> But you see the precedent here.

> So Fema camps could be in place to facilitate displaced parts of the

> population in case of a cataclysmic  event, but then what also in the case

> of mass uprise or mass dissent?. I've never seen it all as much of a

> stretch...

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>  In a message dated 3/29/2012 6:18:31 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> paul.rangecroft at gmail.com writes:

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> Heh well said.

> > Jaz is an intelligent man so I find it slightly - what's the word -

> > mystifying? - that

> > he believes this Fema Camp nonsense. The fact is, if you go on

> > YouTube/Google/whatever,

> > as Jaz urges, you can swiftly discover how the whole thing is a crock of

> > shit.

> > The Fema Camp conspiracy theory is one of the more interesting ones in

> > that, as

> > with the fake moon landing conspiracy, the effect seems to be that the

> > bigger and more

> > rediculous the lie is, the more people seem willing to believe it.

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