Concentration Camps in the USA?

http://www.freedomfiles.org/war/fema.htm
http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/article.asp?ID=221
http://www.rotten.com/library/conspiracy/american-concentration-camps/
http://www.counterpunch.org/shivani0813.html
http://www.apfn.org/apfn/camps.htm

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Concentration camps in the USA? Some 4channer mentioned this earlier, and I felt compelled to google it.  What do you all think?

>>1 It's a knee-jerk reaction to IX XI. Bush also has some type of shadow government operating in a bunker somewhere.

>>1
Nononono, the camps are not located in the US of A (that would be illegal lol ;) ), they are located in Russia, China, Cuba, pretty much everywhere over the world.  Likely without the knowledge of the various governments.

>>3 Ah. I should have read the articles. Still, they have contingency plans that involve such camps on american ground, meant for suspected american citizens.

I put on my conspiracy robe and tin-foil hat.

>>5 I wouldn't say w/out some sauce to go with it. I have if you want it. I can assure you that while the last decade and its role in current events seems like one big, summarized "!", it's more like one big "?" as far as the truth is concerned. Everyone who doesn't trust the consensus doesn't also hate soap and talk about the proverbial Man.

>>3
?yess they are.

>>1  Disturbing.

>>8 While I think it is absolutely *sprained in the head* that an unquantifiable amount of suffering can be written off as collateral in a war with shady players, dubious pre-war justification and capitalist actors, we mustn't forget that the US are fighting people that simply do not believ in "collateral"
altogether. Me and my parents are lesser people in they eyes of their god, so I'm still lukewarm. Then again, all monotheistic religions < shit so I try to be kinda careful about hating on Islam.
>>8

>>9
It's not that I like Islam, Arabs, or any of that.  I'm a patriotic American.  I'm even a conservative.  Bush mislead (very blatantly) the American public in the events leading up to the war.  This is fairly common knowledge among informed Americans. 

But the war is strangling (even moreso than it was already) our already strangled and pinched budget.  The poor and middle classes are/will be footing most of the bill, and Bushes rich ass associates are war-profiteering. 

The founding fathers said we should stay the hell out of foreign affairs.  I agree.  It costs too much money, and for every terrorist we kill, it seems like five more are born.  This conflict is getting long and drawn out, and seriously looks like a Vietnam repeat. 

On top of it all, Bush uses terrorism as his justification for a massive reduction of our individual liberties that any liberal or libertarian would be horrified to see.  It seems like during the span of his regime, we've turned into a surveilance society somewhat like George Orwell predicted. 

We perform many of the same human-rights abuses, such as torture, (but not mass murder), that Saddam was accused of.  On top of it all, the governments we are supposedly putting up in there are corrupt to say the least. 

>>10 The reason you can't always stay out of foreign affairs is a matter of survival. In the long run I think the American govs. made the right choice when they sought to snuff communism wherever it began to coalesce. Otherwise they could have waited until they were outnumbered.

>>11
They *are* outnumbered.

>>11
The dominoes theory is complete crap.  Vietnam was an absolute waste.  It accomplished absolutely nothing... Vietnam is now one, big, communist country.  Why should we invade other countries because we disagree with their political system? Xel, maybe we should invade Sweden? We have to deter Socialism, remember?

Sweden next.

>>14
Next will be Venezuela and Cuba.

>>15
Same person.

>>16
UP THE SHUT FUCK

>>17
LOL

>>18
GB2 AFRICA FUCKING NIGGER

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HA! HA! HA! I'm quoting myself! Screw me!

And Concentration Camps are BAD.

There's no need to overthrow governments like that.  Communism and Socialism collapse by themselves, or revert to more 'free' societies over time.  Those kinds of systems just don't work. 

People who have ideas and are ambitious, intelligent, and hard-working move to countries like ours because they know this is the place to be.