From: ***
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 5:27 PM
Subject: UN Vehicles at Bastrop, TX
Dear Sterling:
Just thought that I'd tell you that the debunk on the Bastrop Vehicles was a lie. I personally
know some one that has been there recently, and the Vehicles are in the process of being
outfitted with the UN markings now. They were half finished when my observer saw them. I also
have someone checking on the allegation that there are thousands of Chinese troops just over the
border inside Mexico. I will update when finished.
Watching in Texas
Original Report
by David Palmquist, operator of AllTexas.net
date not indicated, but at least prior to Aug. 6, 1999
***from busy Highway 95 in Bastrop County, Texas, lies a growing fleet of nearly a thousand
showroom-new SUVs, 4WD pickups, suburbans and vans. These vehicles are not overflow storage for an
overstocked dealer. This fleet is owned by the federal government.
All the vehicles are U.N. White. Rumors have been floating in the area for months about a fleet
of suspicious vehicles being outfitted with prisoner cages, shackles and insignia such as
"U.S. Police Force" and the U.N. roundel. None of the vehicles observed in the storage
area appeared to have any markings at all other than window stickers with equipment data.
However, prison officials did confirm that the SUVs and vans were in fact being outfitted with
prisoner cages and shackles. When pressed for information on the intended users of these vehicles,
a prison spokesman said they were intended for the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
However, vehicles assigned to the INS are predominantly painted green and those assigned to the
Border Patrol are usually the same. The suitability of a high-visibility color such as white for
either agency is in question. Large, white vehicles can be seen approaching from miles away.
This $30 million fleet of unused government vehicles has been steadily growing, but has not
been deployed. It seems the vehicles keep coming in, but none go out to user agencies. This
field-full of top-of-the-line utility vehicles, bought with taxpayer dollars, is sitting idle,
soaking up Texas sun.
The site is located a few miles North of the city of Bastrop on U.S.Prison property. The
high-security prison itself takes up the Southern part of the property. The area where the
vehicles reside is fenced-off from the public road with no more precaution than a farmer might use
to keep his cattle from straying. The unguarded entrance warns that the area is U.S. Prison
property and trespassing is prohibited. Another sign strangely warns of "Poison Gas."
Smaller jpg file versions of same photos above:
Refutation
click
here to go to WorldNetDaily's "refutation" of the above report.
back-up copy found here.
Sterling's Rebuttal
SUBJECT: Usability of Bastrop, Texas vehicles for UN purposes not debunked to my satisfaction.
TO: David M. Bresnahan, WorldNetDaily
After sending out a post to certain persons on my e-mail lists regarding the aerial photos of
the nearly 1000 UN-like vehicles in Bastrop Texas prison facility, and posting the same to my web
site at http://www.GreaterThings.com/News/UN_vehicles.htm , a friend
forwarded to me a link to your
WorldNetDaily article which purports to debunk the UN-use presumption.
I am not convinced that you have debunked the possibility that these white military-usable
vehicles are being prepared for UN use within US borders. I am not convinced of your
argument that they are just part of a prison work program, retrofitting them for the U.S.'
Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS).
If it turns out to be true that these vehicles are indeed being being prepared for UN use
within the US, do you think this government would give you a straight answer? Are you going
to take the government's word for it? I wouldn't. I don't. That is why I don't
buy your story.
Of course they will have a spin answer to give you. Your article does not account for the
spin possibility. Not in the least.
Furthermore, there are several holes in the answers they provided.
They said, "we are taking brand new vehicles that have been sold to the INS and we're
retrofitting those vehicles so they can put them on the line."
Why would all of these vehicles be painted white -- every one so far as I can tell from the
aerial photos.
Isn't white a bad color for the INS.
White is the trade-mark color of the UN.
True, other agencies, such as local police also often use white.
You must admit that the vehicles would be ideal candiates for UN use. They do not fit INS
profile nearly as well. But the match is close enough that they can use that spin for now.
Please reconsider this story and probe more deeply than you have.
I am not satisfied.
On the positive side, what your reporting does accomplish is to confirm (from their own lips)
that the photos are indeed real, and that there are indeed "between 900 and 1,000 white Dodge
vans, Tahoe, Suburbans and Durangos lined up and waiting to be prepared for service."
The question remains, "Service for what?"
Now that the scrutiny is hot, I wouldn't be suprized but that they put INS insignias on the
vehicles prior to shipping them "to locations in every state of the nation when they are
finished," where they could later be fitted with the UN insignia in a matter of minutes when
called for.
Why are they sending INS vehicles to every state in the nation? 1,000 vehicles so far in
a non-ending cue, divided among 50 states?
I'm not saying that there is no possibility that the government answer was the truth. I'm
just saying that your article does not answer these questions to my satisfaction. I'm still
suspicious of their intent. Those look like U.N. vehicles.
Please respond. (I will be linking to your article from my web site, along with this
e-mail message rebuttal.)
Sterling D. Allan
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Feedback
Date: Monday, August 16, 1999 10:58 AM
Subject: RE: 650+ UN Vehicles & photos from Bastrop Federal Pen
Dear Sterling,
I had one other report of this with photos showing those trucks being loaded on flatbeds to be
taken to this depot in Texas. I am trying to find
where I put the message. This is getting more 'frightening' all the time.
Thanks for passing this on.
Love and prayers,
Always,
Clara
From: Music of Zion <zionmuse@infowest.com>
To: Sterling D. Allan <sterlingda@GreaterThings.com>
Date: Wednesday, August 18, 1999 11:54 AM
Subject: Re: UN-like vehicles in Bastrop: questions remain
By the way, I see you're sending a copy of this to Art Bell, Rush Limbaugh, etc. Do you think
that they will actually say something about this? Perhaps Art Bell, but I doubt Rush will. Try to
talk to him about something like the Federal reserve and see how fast you get booted off. They
have their eye on him and he can't say anything to raise people's awareness of the slavery people
are under.
Slaves can't receive an inheritance. If we did, it would be confiscated by Babylon in a moment. We
need to be outside of the jurisdiction to be able to receive an inheritance from our God. This is
one of the things that [we are] working on.
Hal
From: SnookKillr@aol.com
To: Greater_Things-owner@listbot.com
Date: Thursday, August 19, 1999 12:10 AM
Subject: Re: 650+ UN Vehicles & photos from Bastrop Federal Pen
WOW...
I'm passing it along to all of my E-mail buddies and some of the best Prophesy Sites to let them
know. Keep up the good work.
Charlie the SnookKillr@aol.com
From: SnookKillr@aol.com
To: sterlingda@greaterthings.com
Date: Thursday, August 19, 1999 8:14 AM
Subject: Re: 650+ UN Vehicles & photos from Bastrop Federal Pen
Yes, you have my permission to post my message anywhere you like. I think the work you're
doing should be commended. There are too many people who have grown complacent about our
freedom and take it for granted. Show them the pictures and maybe they'll believe their own
eyes before it's too late.
Tell them how there are now thousands of soldiers from other countries being trained here in
the U.S., and how our president is giving our secrets and our freedom away for his personal gain.
Charlie the SnookKillr@aol.com
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