Plan To Establish Government Operated Slave Labor Camps In The US
2006-11-03 12:41:08
Posted By: JWSmythe
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Earlier this week, we ran a story on the $385 million contract to Halliburton to build detainment facilities on domestic US military bases for an emergency influx of immigrants; to support the rapid development of new programs; in the event of other emergencies, such as natural disaster. This was an update to previous stories throughout the year on the same plan.
In several stories over the last month, we've reviewed the "Military Commissions Act of 2006", which effectively does away with Habeas Corpus. If you are considered to be an enemy of the state, through action or otherwise, you can and will be thrown in prison. Lets not forget that the pseudo-trial that you may receive will have evidence of your own confessions given up during torture. Well, not torture by the new definition. You'll keep most of your limbs, and you may survive, but you'll be living a whole new life for what you were forced to say.
Now US Army Regulation 210-35 "Civilian Inmate Labor Program" been brought to our attention. Who needs to pay for labor, when you can use the prison population for your slave labor.
Lets review.
Anyone can be arrested for pretty much anything. Charges are optional, as long as you can be considered to be against the state. Having a dissenting opinion is definately fair game.
Anyone can be thrown in prison, without trial or even a lawyer to advise them.
One an individual is in prison, they are fair game to be sent off to the "Civilian Inmate Labor Program" camps.
For those who are unfamiliar with history, lets point out a few real winning examples of how this was done in the past.
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labor_camp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulag
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_concentration_camps
Read US Army Regulation 210-35 - Civilian Inmate Labor Program [PDF] http://www.freeinternetpress.com/mirrors/usapa.army.mil/r210_35.pdf
found at http://freeinternetpress.com/story.php?sid=9133
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reminded me of Alex Jones' blog
also look what's happening on the
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