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The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.

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The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.

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Not to worry. According to the intelligence available on Google gag!,
they're only for Ron Paul supporters.

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On 2008-10-10, Ed Huntress wrote:
"Ignoramus18712" wrote in message
http://suzieqq.wordpress.com/2008/07...astic-coffins/
The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.

Not to worry. According to the intelligence available on Google gag!,
they're only for Ron Paul supporters.

Jokes aside, I think that if government is looking at various scary
possibilities, that is a good thing. I would much rather have them
have these coffins available and be otherwise prepared for various
"calamities".

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On Oct 10, 9:35 am, Ignoramus18712 ignoramus18...@NOSPAM.
18712.invalid wrote:
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The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.

Those look much deeper than needed for a coffin.

On 2008-10-10, wrote:
On Oct 10, 9:35 am, Ignoramus18712 ignoramus18...@NOSPAM.
18712.invalid wrote:
http://suzieqq.wordpress.com/2008/07...n-plastic-coff...

The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.

Those look much deeper than needed for a coffin.

Need to accommodate fat people
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On 2008-10-10, Ed Huntress wrote:
"Ignoramus18712" wrote in message
http://suzieqq.wordpress.com/2008/07...astic-coffins/
The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.

Not to worry. According to the intelligence available on Google gag!,
they're only for Ron Paul supporters.

Jokes aside, I think that if government is looking at various scary
possibilities, that is a good thing. I would much rather have them
have these coffins available and be otherwise prepared for various
"calamities".

It seems to be something that originated either with CDC or Fema, as a hedge
against a WMD attack. This started before 9/11. It had to do with the number
of unaccounted-for nuclear weapons that disappeared after the Soviet Union
broke up.

And I agree, it looks like a prudent move. However, the blog postings that
claim it's for Ron Paul supporters (and 9/11 "Truthers") are more
entertaining. d8-)

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On 2008-10-10, Ed Huntress wrote:

"Ignoramus18712" wrote in message
...
On 2008-10-10, Ed Huntress wrote:
"Ignoramus18712" wrote in message
http://suzieqq.wordpress.com/2008/07...astic-coffins/
The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.

Not to worry. According to the intelligence available on Google gag!,
they're only for Ron Paul supporters.

Jokes aside, I think that if government is looking at various scary
possibilities, that is a good thing. I would much rather have them
have these coffins available and be otherwise prepared for various
"calamities".

It seems to be something that originated either with CDC or Fema, as a hedge
against a WMD attack. This started before 9/11. It had to do with the number
of unaccounted-for nuclear weapons that disappeared after the Soviet Union
broke up.

This reminds me of the russian military joke, an instruction to soldiers.

``During a nuclear attack, hold your machinegun in your arms extended,
so that the drips of molten metal do not damage government issued
boots''.

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"Ed Huntress" wrote:

Not to worry. According to the intelligence available on Google gag!,
they're only for Ron Paul supporters.


Wow, what time is the revolution?

Wes
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"Wes" wrote in message
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"Ed Huntress" wrote:

Not to worry. According to the intelligence available on Google gag!,
they're only for Ron Paul supporters.


Wow, what time is the revolution?

Wes

Just search "fema coffins" on Google, and you'll get numerous predictions.

They say it's soon. They're going to kill 90% of Americans. It's the End
Days for everyone on the Red List, apparently.

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Ignoramus18712 wrote:
On 2008-10-10, Ed Huntress wrote:
"Ignoramus18712" wrote in message
...
On 2008-10-10, Ed Huntress wrote:
"Ignoramus18712" wrote in message
http://suzieqq.wordpress.com/2008/07...astic-coffins/
The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.
Not to worry. According to the intelligence available on Google gag!,
they're only for Ron Paul supporters.
Jokes aside, I think that if government is looking at various scary
possibilities, that is a good thing. I would much rather have them
have these coffins available and be otherwise prepared for various
"calamities".
It seems to be something that originated either with CDC or Fema, as a hedge
against a WMD attack. This started before 9/11. It had to do with the number
of unaccounted-for nuclear weapons that disappeared after the Soviet Union
broke up.

This reminds me of the russian military joke, an instruction to soldiers.

``During a nuclear attack, hold your machinegun in your arms extended,
so that the drips of molten metal do not damage government issued
boots''.

The US Army equivalent: "Never wear your gas mask
during a nuclear attack as the heat wave will melt
it to your face"

"Ed Huntress" wrote:

Wow, what time is the revolution?

Wes

Just search "fema coffins" on Google, and you'll get numerous predictions.

They say it's soon. They're going to kill 90% of Americans. It's the End
Days for everyone on the Red List, apparently.


I'm afraid we have lapsed too far. I can give you all sorts of instances where we have
given up our freedoms. Zoning, building codes, TSA, Rico, affirmative action, eminent
domain, EPA, not actually declaring war when a war is on (threw you a bone) .

Our founding fathers would have iced most of Congress.

Keep your powder dry.

Wes
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in their eyes." Dick Anthony Heller

Ignoramus18712 wrote:

http://suzieqq.wordpress.com/2008/07...astic-coffins/

The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.

A sealed coffin is going to turn one's body in to mush. You want a box that will let a
few gasses out if you want to be preserved a bit longer. This is a reflection on some
sales pitches widows get about upgrading coffins.

Coffin adds disgust me. Same for morticians. Dig a hole, drop me in, leave a marker,
good enough for my dogs and cats, good enough for me.

Wes




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On 2008-10-10, Wes wrote:
Ignoramus18712 wrote:

http://suzieqq.wordpress.com/2008/07...astic-coffins/

The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.

A sealed coffin is going to turn one's body in to mush. You want a box that will let a
few gasses out if you want to be preserved a bit longer. This is a reflection on some
sales pitches widows get about upgrading coffins.

Coffin adds disgust me. Same for morticians. Dig a hole, drop me in, leave a marker,
good enough for my dogs and cats, good enough for me.

I could not care les what happens to my body, as long as my kids will
remember me and the good times.
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"Wes" wrote in message
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"Ed Huntress" wrote:

Wow, what time is the revolution?

Wes

Just search "fema coffins" on Google, and you'll get numerous predictions.

They say it's soon. They're going to kill 90% of Americans. It's the End
Days for everyone on the Red List, apparently.


I'm afraid we have lapsed too far. I can give you all sorts of instances
where we have
given up our freedoms. Zoning, building codes, TSA, Rico, affirmative
action, eminent
domain, EPA, not actually declaring war when a war is on (threw you a
bone) .

Our founding fathers would have iced most of Congress.

Jeez, I didn't think that many of them were from New Jersey, except for John
("Icepick") Witherspoon and Bill ("The Shiv") Livingston.


Keep your powder dry.

Who we be shootin' this time, boss?

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Ignoramus18712 wrote:
On 2008-10-10, Wes wrote:
Ignoramus18712 wrote:

http://suzieqq.wordpress.com/2008/07...astic-coffins/

The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.
A sealed coffin is going to turn one's body in to mush. You want a box that will let a
few gasses out if you want to be preserved a bit longer. This is a reflection on some
sales pitches widows get about upgrading coffins.

Coffin adds disgust me. Same for morticians. Dig a hole, drop me in, leave a marker,
good enough for my dogs and cats, good enough for me.

I could not care les what happens to my body, as long as my kids will
remember me and the good times.
If they need 500,000 coffins in one particular area, who are they going
to get to do the burying? Unless it is due to an earthquake or massive
fire, something that is supposedly a one-time event that doesn't leave a
hazard behind, like a bio- or nuclear attack would, you wouldn't be able
to get anyone dumb enough to go in to do the burying. Anyway, if
everybody is already dead there, it doesn't really make much difference
if the bodies are buried, there's no public health left to protect.

Jon

On 2008-10-10, Jon Elson wrote:
Ignoramus18712 wrote:
On 2008-10-10, Wes wrote:
Ignoramus18712 wrote:

http://suzieqq.wordpress.com/2008/07...astic-coffins/

The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.
A sealed coffin is going to turn one's body in to mush. You want a box that will let a
few gasses out if you want to be preserved a bit longer. This is a reflection on some
sales pitches widows get about upgrading coffins.

Coffin adds disgust me. Same for morticians. Dig a hole, drop me in, leave a marker,
good enough for my dogs and cats, good enough for me.

I could not care les what happens to my body, as long as my kids will
remember me and the good times.
If they need 500,000 coffins in one particular area, who are they going
to get to do the burying?

robots

Unless it is due to an earthquake or massive fire, something that is
supposedly a one-time event that doesn't leave a hazard behind, like
a bio- or nuclear attack would, you wouldn't be able to get anyone
dumb enough to go in to do the burying. Anyway, if everybody is
already dead there, it doesn't really make much difference if the
bodies are buried, there's no public health left to protect.

The area needs to be repopulated.

The coffins are likely made to accommodate more than one body.

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Wes wrote:

Ignoramus18712 wrote:

http://suzieqq.wordpress.com/2008/07...astic-coffins/

The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.

A sealed coffin is going to turn one's body in to mush. You want a box that will let a
few gasses out if you want to be preserved a bit longer. This is a reflection on some
sales pitches widows get about upgrading coffins.

Coffin adds disgust me. Same for morticians. Dig a hole, drop me in, leave a marker,
good enough for my dogs and cats, good enough for me.

Take my bloated, stinking corpse, load it into a cargo plane, take it up
to 20,000' and drop me on someone I don't like... It's a bird... It's a
plane... It's... oh no! *SPLAT!*

Jon Elson wrote:

Ignoramus18712 wrote:
On 2008-10-10, Wes wrote:
Ignoramus18712 wrote:

http://suzieqq.wordpress.com/2008/07...astic-coffins/

The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.
A sealed coffin is going to turn one's body in to mush. You want a box that will let a
few gasses out if you want to be preserved a bit longer. This is a reflection on some
sales pitches widows get about upgrading coffins.

Coffin adds disgust me. Same for morticians. Dig a hole, drop me in, leave a marker,
good enough for my dogs and cats, good enough for me.

I could not care les what happens to my body, as long as my kids will
remember me and the good times.
If they need 500,000 coffins in one particular area, who are they going
to get to do the burying? Unless it is due to an earthquake or massive
fire, something that is supposedly a one-time event that doesn't leave a
hazard behind, like a bio- or nuclear attack would, you wouldn't be able
to get anyone dumb enough to go in to do the burying. Anyway, if
everybody is already dead there, it doesn't really make much difference
if the bodies are buried, there's no public health left to protect.

Jon

Bird flu or similar, 50% mortality, plenty left for cleanup.

On Fri, 10 Oct 2008 17:22:14 -0400, Wes wrote:


A sealed coffin is going to turn one's body in to mush.
Wes

However, in the event of an anthrax attack, a sealed coffin keeps the
contaminated stuff inside.

These may be stock piled so that if the "New World Order" crew decides
to conduct another false flag terrorist incident, suspend the
elections, declare martial law (already pretty much accomplished), and
name Dubya "El Presidente for Life" , they have some method for
handling the bodies created by their little prank.
Dave

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scrawled the following:


"Ignoramus18712" wrote in message
m...
http://suzieqq.wordpress.com/2008/07...astic-coffins/

The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.

Not to worry. According to the intelligence available on Google gag!,
they're only for Ron Paul supporters.

After Shrub sees the emergency, declares martial law, and stops the
election next month, he'll need all of those coffins, I'm sure. g


Any comments?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnbNm6hoBXc Rep. Brad Sherman

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=_XgkeTanCGI Naomi Wolf

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On Oct 10, 9:35 am, Ignoramus18712 ignoramus18...@NOSPAM.
18712.invalid wrote:
http://suzieqq.wordpress.com/2008/07...n-plastic-coff...

The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.

Those look much deeper than needed for a coffin.

Bodies bloat out there in the hot sun, son.

--
"Given the low level of competence among politicians,
every American should become a Libertarian."
-- Charley Reese, Alameda Times-Star (California), June 17, 2003

On Fri, 10 Oct 2008 17:22:14 -0400, the infamous Wes
scrawled the following:

Ignoramus18712 wrote:

http://suzieqq.wordpress.com/2008/07...astic-coffins/

The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.

A sealed coffin is going to turn one's body in to mush. You want a box that will let a
few gasses out if you want to be preserved a bit longer. This is a reflection on some
sales pitches widows get about upgrading coffins.

Mmm, what a yummy smell!


Coffin adds disgust me. Same for morticians. Dig a hole, drop me in, leave a marker,
good enough for my dogs and cats, good enough for me.

"Flambé me and feed the fishies!" sez I.

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every American should become a Libertarian."
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On 2008-10-11, Larry Jaques novalidaddress@di wrote:
On Fri, 10 Oct 2008 08:02:22 -0700 (PDT), the infamous
" scrawled the following:

On Oct 10, 9:35 am, Ignoramus18712 ignoramus18...@NOSPAM.
18712.invalid wrote:
http://suzieqq.wordpress.com/2008/07...n-plastic-coff...

The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.

Those look much deeper than needed for a coffin.

Bodies bloat out there in the hot sun, son.


You can fit more than one body into one of those coffins.
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Jon Elson wrote:

If they need 500,000 coffins in one particular area, who are they going
to get to do the burying?


Heavy equipment operators. Bulldoze a trench, dump the bodies into a pile, push them with
the dozer, cover up the trench.

Wes
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Pete C. wrote:
Jon Elson wrote:

If they need 500,000 coffins in one particular area, who are
they going to get to do the burying? Unless it is due to an
earthquake or massive fire, something that is supposedly a
one-time event that doesn't leave a hazard behind, like a bio-
or nuclear attack would, you wouldn't be able to get anyone
dumb enough to go in to do the burying. Anyway, if everybody
is already dead there, it doesn't really make much difference
if the bodies are buried, there's no public health left to
protect.

Jon

Bird flu or similar, 50% mortality, plenty left for cleanup.
The problem with anything like that, a pandemic, is that there is
the original infection, and then there are all sorts of horrible
secondary things that develop in a seriously infected population,
anthrax, dysentery, cholera, etc.
Anyone going in to "clean up" would be exposed to a raft of bad
bugs, and would be in serious danger. You'd have to be NUTS to go
into a situation like that, armed with a shovel, a bag of lime and a
dust mask. Life expectancy about one to two weeks.

Jon

Jon Elson wrote:

Pete C. wrote:
Jon Elson wrote:

If they need 500,000 coffins in one particular area, who are
they going to get to do the burying? Unless it is due to an
earthquake or massive fire, something that is supposedly a
one-time event that doesn't leave a hazard behind, like a bio-
or nuclear attack would, you wouldn't be able to get anyone
dumb enough to go in to do the burying. Anyway, if everybody
is already dead there, it doesn't really make much difference
if the bodies are buried, there's no public health left to
protect.

Jon

Bird flu or similar, 50% mortality, plenty left for cleanup.
The problem with anything like that, a pandemic, is that there is
the original infection, and then there are all sorts of horrible
secondary things that develop in a seriously infected population,
anthrax, dysentery, cholera, etc.
Anyone going in to "clean up" would be exposed to a raft of bad
bugs, and would be in serious danger. You'd have to be NUTS to go
into a situation like that, armed with a shovel, a bag of lime and a
dust mask. Life expectancy about one to two weeks.

Jon

I have a hazmat suit...

Just give the volunteers hazmat suits and tell them they get to keep
whatever goodies they collect along the way. Should be no shortage of
volunteers.

Pete C. wrote:

Jon Elson wrote:

Ignoramus18712 wrote:
On 2008-10-10, Wes wrote:
Ignoramus18712 wrote:

http://suzieqq.wordpress.com/2008/07...astic-coffins/

The government's foresight makes me feel a little better.
A sealed coffin is going to turn one's body in to mush. You want a box that will let a
few gasses out if you want to be preserved a bit longer. This is a reflection on some
sales pitches widows get about upgrading coffins.

Coffin adds disgust me. Same for morticians. Dig a hole, drop me in, leave a marker,
good enough for my dogs and cats, good enough for me.

I could not care les what happens to my body, as long as my kids will
remember me and the good times.
If they need 500,000 coffins in one particular area, who are they going
to get to do the burying? Unless it is due to an earthquake or massive
fire, something that is supposedly a one-time event that doesn't leave a
hazard behind, like a bio- or nuclear attack would, you wouldn't be able
to get anyone dumb enough to go in to do the burying. Anyway, if
everybody is already dead there, it doesn't really make much difference
if the bodies are buried, there's no public health left to protect.

Jon

Bird flu or similar, 50% mortality, plenty left for cleanup.

is bird flu that really scary disease that killed like 3 people?