The Federal
Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is an agency of the United States
Department
of Homeland Security, initially created by Presidential Reorganization Plan No.
3 of
1978 and
implemented by two Executive Orders on April 1, 1979. The agency’s primary
purpose
is to
coordinate the response to a disaster that has occurred in the United States
and that
overwhelms
the resources of local and state authorities There are over 800 FEMA camps
distributed
all over the United States today and evidence shows that this is not the only
purpose
for
these camps. It is said that these camps are being built across the continental
United States
in
preparation for a future declaration of martial law.
Alex Jones has not met a conspiracy theory that he does
not like or that he does not support and he makes sure that people are aware of
his beliefs about these theories (Five Fun Factoids). A lot of the time people
believe that he exaggerates things and that he is a very biased person because
although he claims that the theories he speaks about are nothing but the truth he
does not have much proof to support his theories. Alex Jones may also seem as a
very certain person who stands by his word, but he has contradicted himself in
many occasions. He believes that every powerful institution is a tool of an
evil conspiracy, and he stated that “The globalist want us turned toward
Hollywood and the TV so they can poison us”(Five Fun Factoids). Yet, he loves
to quote movies, especially science fiction like “Star Wars”, “The Matrix”, and
“Star Troopers” and it is also known that he is good friends with filmmaker
Austinite Richard Linklater, who has put him in two of his movies (1).
In addition there has been much controversy about Alex
Jones being a racist or not. He has various articles about racism like “black
people can be racist too” and “Racist Facts White People Daren’t Talk About”where
he defends the white race from being accused as racist and black people for
being racist against their own people (infowars). Once again this comes to show
that Alex is a bias person because while he posts many antiracism articles in
his website infowards.com, he also has articles that contradict his beliefs.
Overall, Alex Jones the “King of Conspiracy” is a
paranoid person because he believes in most of the conspiracy theories out
there. Alex Jones is not as knowledgeable as he seemsbecause
while researching him there were many articles by him where he contradicted his
own conspiracy theories and did not have much proof to back up those theories.
There has been many
conspiracy theories about FEMA camps over the years that have really put many
of us at worry and wondering if any of these could be true. The first
conspiracy theory and most popular among conspiracy theorist is that FEMA camps
are not really there to provide help in case of a natural disaster but instead
that they are future concentration camps that will be used in preparation to
implement martial law through an executive order. There are many clues that
lead to this theory, starting with the barb wire that is at camps because it is
facing inward to keep people from leaving rather than outward to protect the
people inside. The majority of
facilities can house up to 20,000 people and many of them have railroad
facilities nearby which leads to the next conspiracy theory (FEMA Concentration
Camps).
The second conspiracy theory is that the camps have been
built near railroad facilities because the people will be transferred to the
camps in prisoner boxcars with shackles. It is said that in these boxcars you
can expect brutal abuse, torture, and even death since there is guillotines
installed in these boxcars. They will also be used to tempt Christians to deny
Jesus Christ and join a New World Order or otherwise they will be brutally
eliminated (FEMA Boxcars). The boxcars will also be used to transport people to
the FEMA camps across the country.
The last conspiracy theory states that the government has
a plan to get everyone in these camps by creating a man made catastrophe or
disaster. The damage will be so massive that everyone would have to evacuate
and go to the camps; buses will be at certain locations ready to transport the
people to the camps. Others say that the government will cause an epidemic to
spread which will affect many people and cause chaos. The government will then
transfer everyone who isn’t infected into these camps making them think that
they will be safe and have the cure there to make them immune, when in fact
they will just be held prisoners. It expected that many will die and the
government has a plan for when this happens too. There nvvare already thousands
of black plastic coffins near the FEMA camps across the country where they will
put all the bodies in.
The best conspiracy theory will have to be the last one
because it sounds like something that is more likely to happen and it is easy
to trick the people to go to the camps that way. There is also enough proof to
believe it, like the plastic coffins, and the fact that there is railroad near
the camps. I am convinced that the purposes for these camps is not to aid in
case of an emergency but are more like prisons for the people and I am not the
only one who thinks this. A recent poll that was conducted at the College of
The Mainland shows that 16 out of 20 students believe that the government will
be using FEMA camps as future concentration camps as part of a plan to
implement martial law.
In conclusion, the idea that the United
States government has created over 800 FEMA camps in which we will be placed in
after the onset of martial law does sound a little crazy. However, it’s
important to keep in mind that this conspiracy theory, like most other
theories, is that it is based
on some shreds of truth that has been twisted, turned, and at times exaggerated
to create these theories. However, there is much evidence that I found gave the
theories a lot of credibility and whatever the truth might be we should be
prepared and aware of what the government does and avoid getting in any buses
or boxcars in case of an evacuation.
Cited Work Cited
SPLCenter “Alex Jones”
https://www.splcenter.org/fighting-hate/extremist-files/individual/alex-jones
Forbes “Who Is Alex Jones Anyway?” Web.9 January, 2015
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jeffbercovici/2013/01/09/who-is-alex-jones-anyway-five-
fun-factoids
Snopes “Coffin Corner” Web. 9 October, 2008
Fredom Files “FEMA 911
Concentration Camps”
Propaganda
“FEMA Death Camps” November 14, 2014
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