Although this report details the situation today concerning concentration camps, the subjects of martial law, military policing, foreign troops on our soil, foreign and UN military equipment, white troop buses, et cetera, are all relevant and interconnected. Being educated on all of these issues is essential. In this vein of thought one may study military manuals that relate to the establishment of special internment camps. FM 41-10, Civil Affairs, offers a chilling glimpse into the future when one translates the military doublespeak into plain English. FM 19-40, Enemy Prisoners of War, Civilian Internees and Detained Persons leaves no doubt with its' title and graphic illustrations of how a concentration camp should be operated.
Diagrams offer conclusive proof.
In 1982, President Ronald Reagan issued National Security Decision Directive 58, which empowered the National Security Council to secretly retrofit the Federal Emergency Management Agency to manage the country during a national crisis, and established ten key federal prison camps. Four of these are Ft. REX'84 was so secretive that vault doors were installed on the fifth floor of the FEMA headquarters building. Foreign troops participate together with US troops in brazen practice scenarios of mass disarmament, pacification, and relocation. Implement all of the above in the event of any financial, political, or social crisis.