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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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http://www.freepatentsonline.com/5425163.pdf I found this. To view, it you may have to register, but it's free. If anyone is interested but doesnt want to register, I can upload it for anonymous download. I see it as a possibility. But I am inclined to think the worse when it comes to our .gov
~ hasn't SOP always been just to dig a trench for the bodies? sick as it sounds, I find it hard to believe they'ld use coffins without a good reason of some sort .... some reason that gave them an advantage worth all the time, expense required to individually wrap their victims ~ ~ thanks for that link up there: http://www.libertyforlife.com/jail- police/us_concentration_camps.htm ~ looking at the map is curious, wonderin why one line of states doesn't have any camps listed?
Agreed. If the point is to dispose of bodies in an efficient manner, then these "coffins" would be a poor choice as they are big enough to hold maybe 5 bodies easily. And if they were going to do that, why bother with the plastic? They likely have some other purpose.
Evidently, these are supposedly used to store the bodies for cremation. The patent says this is an eco-friendly container for that very purpose... Once bodies start to bloat (forget about embalming them to keep that from happening), it wont hold more than 1 body. As far as the camp listing goes, I personally am skeptical. Lists have been floating around on the net for years. It would take less than 1 day to set up a camp.
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.
Turn your back on the sun and you only see the shadows.
I would agree with ya on the trench comments.
Turn your back on the sun and you only see the shadows.
Regarding cremation......I can only speak for the case of my husband.......when he was cremated in Montana, the law required the body to be in a wooden coffin-- even if it was just some pine boards nailed together. Anything that would cause 'hot spots', i.e., plastics used in hearing aids, etc., had to be removed, because of the problems they cause in the crematorium. I would expect burning plastic would/could/does give off bad vapors/pollution.
Turn your back on the sun and you only see the shadows.
Just doesn't seem practical.........why not just a funeral pyre/byre....a pile....once all is down to ashes, then the ash can easily be scattered on ground to help with fertilizing or using as a soil amendment. I recall that when St. Helens went off, and we were at the ranch in Montana, our Ag department thought the ash to be a positive for the soil--of course, that was after all the crap settled to the ground. What a mess.........
Turn your back on the sun and you only see the shadows.
Thanks for the linkage.
~ 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)
"All the while You were in front of me I never realized... I just can't believe I didn't see it In your eyes... I didn't see it... I can't believe it... oh but I feel it"__Marc Anthony
The only thing I can think is to hide the bodies during an 'event' of some sort. Even in Soviet Russia or Nazi Germany the secret police didn't drive around with flat beds loaded with mangled bodies during rush hour. Out of sight out of mind. Just stuff a body into the rather non discript looking container, load up on fake moving trucks and drive around with the local population none the wiser, dump the body in the mass grave of your choice, and after a quick spray with a hose the coffin is ready to use again.
"The more I see of life, the less I fear death." - Me. "If violence solved nothing, then weapons technology would have never advanced past crude clubs and rocks." - Me.
That is what is confusing me too. It's not just that they would not make great temporary coffins, but they wouldnt make great containers for anything that I can think of without there being some way to carry them. But I really dont see them just burying people in mass graves. They know what would happen to the water if they did this. I can see them using these, however, as caskets for mass burials to keep the water supply safe. You really wouldnt need a way to carry them, you just drop them into the pit and add the persons remains. Would they take the weight of the dirt piled on top of them?
We posted the same thing at the same time. Great minds think alike ;)
Hey! We should apply for jobs as jackboots! Some folks were born to be stormtroopers!
"All the while You were in front of me I never realized... I just can't believe I didn't see it In your eyes... I didn't see it... I can't believe it... oh but I feel it"__Marc Anthony
Nah, no lifting points and lateral torsion would possibly dump the contents. If they are going to process a body to transport, it goes in an aluminum transport coffin, and the body is placed in a body bag (now called a "pouch, human remains' by the military.)
U.A.F.F. FEMA DEATH CAMP WATCH PAGE FEMA Body Containers Apparently all contingencies are being taken care of. Photographers snapped pictures of an estimated half a million plastic coffins in Georgia I am just trying to verify that they are indeed coffins. Same pics, different websites.
I guess they are.
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#3. To: Amandil (#2)
~ hasn't SOP always been just to dig a trench for the bodies?
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#10. To: rowdee (#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'
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#12. To: Amandil (#2)
~ hasn't SOP always been just to dig a trench for the bodies? sick as it sounds, I find it hard to believe they'ld use coffins without a good reason of some sort .... some reason that gave them an advantage worth all the time, expense required to individually wrap their victims ~
#13. To: Amandil, All (#10)
~ 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?
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"Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly." Robert F. Kennedy
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