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Title: Can anyone ID these as plastic coffins?
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URL Source: http://www.libertyforlife.com/jail-police/us_concentration_camps.htm
Published: Jun 2, 2008
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Post Date: 2008-06-02 11:51:22 by PSUSA
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#5. To: PSUSA (#0)
Poor choice for coffins, I'd think. First off, there are no 'hand holds' for anyone to be moving them around easily. Secondly, even if you used a fork lift......there are no spacings with which a fork lift's 'forks' could be put under the 'coffin' to lift it up without damaging the 'coffin'.......and I rather expect that it wouldn't be long before the 'drippings' from punctured coffins would be enough to gag a maggot.
#10. To: rowdee (#5)
~ now there's two good points I missed, no matter what their plans are, seems odd there aren't any apparent ways to make it easy for moving em around? ~ sure is a big stack of them in that field
Perhaps we're not thinking the way a logistics planner would. If the govt has us dig our own holes and stick the "coffin" in it, (or, a backhoe digs a bunch in prep for a major event such as a busy firing squad) then all the folks who are loyal to their paychecks would have to do is drop in the remains, close the lid and finish with a dozer, grader or loader/backhoe. The plastic tubs will greatly minimize the pollution of the water tables/aquifers and the little creatures and enzymes can recycle the proteins in their own sweet time. And, shallow graves could no longer be easily opened by scavengers (dragging the bad-for-recruitment-and-PR-bones onto highways frequented by Mexican busses) thanks to the patented SNAPLOK lids! And as an added incentive, plastic (a biproduct of petrochems) can be purchased from yet another BushCo friendly! (made by Mexican labor, of course)
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Replies to Comment # 5. First off, there are no 'hand holds' for anyone to be moving them around easily. Secondly, even if you used a fork lift......there are no spacings with which a fork lift's 'forks'
#11. To: rowdee (#5)
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