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UN-like vehicles in Bastrop: questions remain
Message #40
Date: Aug 16 1999 16:01:11 EDT
From: "Greater Things" <Greater_Things-owner@listbot.com>
Subject: UN-like vehicles in Bastrop: questions remain
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GREATER THINGS CC
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.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_bresnahan/19990809_xex_an_invasion_.shtml
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 surprised 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
http://www.GreaterThings.com
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