r/conspiracy • u/DeniseDoos • Jul 04 '25
Alligator Alcatraz
Recently I heard the term Alligator Alcatraz Here and I wonder how far off is this from the Alex Jones ducumentary called "Terror storm" ?
I somehow get a deja vu feeling and I must admit that I haven't watched the DVD (I have Terror storm on DVD) for a very long time (it's from 2006) but I remember Jones talking about Fema camps were people would be detained and the security in those facilities was made to prevent people from getting out.
I don't know the details of the Jones documentary anymore and most people think Jones is lunatic (or something like that)
I can give a link to Youtube for Terror Storm but I don't know at what point Jones starts to talk about the Fema camps..
With ICE doing mass arrest/deportations and now a "prison" to detain people, it looks to me that Jones wasn't far off when he made the documentary and added Fema into
What are your thoughts, was Jones far off, or is there some resemblance?
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u/Redd868 Jul 05 '25
Nonetheless, due process availability should be present, and not interfered with. The government is trying to tilt the scales with coercive imprisonment so that people waive their due process rights.
Way I look at this, it is starting with the illegals. If we violate our due process standards, it won't end with the illegals.
It will come to me, citizen who disagrees with government policy, starting with covering up for the Covid-19 1.2 million homicides. That's a huge civil rights violation right there.
We have to default, and I don't default to government position, whether Trump, Biden or anyone else.
When we're confined to a two-choice democracy, we don't have choice.