Mass evacuation vehicle seen on US highway.

Run_to_da_hills

Transportation to fema camps for those that refused to get jabbed :eek:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1FVp9jyQzc&feature=email

Diogenes

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Transportation to fema camps for those that refused to get jabbed :eek:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1FVp9jyQzc&feature=email

Because hey the Southern states never get hit with emergency weather conditions that require evacuations.

Hypothetically at what point during this swine flu nonsense do you basically admit that you're completely wrong about all this?

Penn

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Transportation to fema camps for those that refused to get jabbed :eek:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1FVp9jyQzc&feature=email

From the link that is on the video you linked to:

SHALLOTTE, N.C. – Brunswick County's Emergency Medical Services Headquarters in Shallotte now houses a mobile evacuation bus.

This is the first mobile evacuation bus for southeastern North Carolina. Brunswick County Emergency Services says it will go up and down the coast wherever aid is needed. A grant from the Department of Homeland Security funded the bus.

Inside the bus is room for 20 stretcher patients and 10 wheelchair patients. With some minor alterations, there's room for 30 wheelchair patients.

"We can remove the trays and behind each of the trays we have fold-down seats along each side of the bus that we can house people on," said Art Sneed, a training officer for Brunswick County Emergency Services.

The bus is equipped with all paramedic supplies and equipment.
"This bus is equipped to stabilize patients in transport," said Randy Thompson, director of Brunswick County Emergency Services.
Right now, Brunswick County and Charlotte are the only places equipped with this type of bus. Charlotte has two of the units, which they called into action to carry patients to the hospital in April when an activity bus flipped over.

Emergency services personnel say the uses of the bus are endless. And because it can carry so many people at one time, emergency resources in nearby areas are spared.

"One ambulance generally can carry up to two patients. On this one we can carry 20 to 30 patients, so that's where we are taking less people and less equipment out of the area where it may be needed," said Mark Gore, an operation supervisor for Brunswick County Emergency Services.
And the bus is not only for patients. It can also be used as a rehabilitation unit for emergency services personnel.

"They can just come in the back door, sit down, be rehabbed. That's where the refrigerator is and cabinets with some of our bandaging stuff," Sneed said.

The bus is scheduled to roll into Greensboro and Raleigh within the next couple of weeks.

Run_to_da_hills

paddyirishman85 wrote: »

From the link that is on the video you linked to:

Next we will see "emergency evatuation" railroad stock . :eek:

Also check this out, "Emergency containment area".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BS_f3wetAo0&NR=1

King Mob

So is there anything the government does you you don't construe as an evil plot?

One of the main problems in Katrina was the shortage of infrastructure to evacuate people in the event of a disaster, especially those in hospitals.
This bus is clearly built to solve this problem not to transfer anyone to concentration camps.

Have you anything other than your imagination to suggest that they will be used to round up anyone?

Run_to_da_hills

King Mob wrote: »

This bus is clearly built to solve this problem not to transfer anyone to concentration camps.

This is what the media would lead you to believe. :rolleyes:

In any mass evacuation they can commandeer the public transportation network.

I wouldn't exactly call it a "bus", a bus has windows.more like a cattle truck.

It is frightening to look at, no windows, just like the box cars used to transport Jews to Nazi concentration camps. :eek:

Ah, a lick of paint and a few stickers goes a long way, once it has got to go with "medication" people are fooled into thinking its something good. :rolleyes:

King Mob

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

This is what the media would lead you to believe. :rolleyes:

So if the media is lying why believe this bus even exists?
Or should we just believe what you want us to believe?

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

In any mass evacuation they can commindeer public transport vehicles.

You mean the ones that don't have space for large amounts wheelchairs or stretchers?
And if they did this or put into law you'd be claiming that the government is planing to take everyone's cars.

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

I wouldn't exactly call it a "bus", a bus has windows.more like a cattle truck.

It is frightening to look at, no windows, just like the box cars used to transport Jews to Nazi concentration camps. :eek:

Wow if it looks scary it must be evil. No need for that evidence I asked for.

Certainly wouldn't have anything to do with how the inside is laid out.
And the main purpose in an emergency vehicle is to provide a good view.

And don't hearses have large windows while band tour buses don't?
I know which I'd rather ride in

6th

King Mod, you'll get your point across better if you cut down on the sarcasm a bit.

Penn

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

This is what the media would lead you to believe. :rolleyes:

In any mass evacuation they can commandeer the public transportation network.

I wouldn't exactly call it a "bus", a bus has windows.more like a cattle truck.

It is frightening to look at, no windows, just like the box cars used to transport Jews to Nazi concentration camps. :eek:

Ah, a lick of paint and a few stickers goes a long way, once it has got to go with "medication" people are fooled into thinking its something good. :rolleyes:

How many ambulances have full see-through windows?

The fact is, having windows on a vehicle like that would reduce the amount of people it could carry and space for medicines.

Which would you rather? Medicine, or a nice view?

Run_to_da_hills

paddyirishman85 wrote: »

How many ambulances have full see-through windows?

Not many if any but at least a dark tinted window is less daunting than having no windows at all.

HSE ambulances have tinted windows, it also helps those inside that suffer from claustrophobia. I'm sure in a mass vaccination pro gramme claustrophobia would be the last thing on the authorities minds.

Having no windows also keeps those that are trapped inside from knowing their destination. :eek:

paddyirishman85 wrote: »

The fact is, having windows on a vehicle like that would reduce the amount of people it could carry and space for medicines.

How? thats what blinds and darkened tints are for.

paddyirishman85 wrote: »

Which would you rather? Medicine, or a nice view?

I would rather some transparency. :P

Mena

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Transportation to fema camps for those that refused to get jabbed :eek:
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This makes me think of Joey's line in Friends when Ross is confounded by the "name all the states" game... Ross mentions Iowa and Joey says "Dude, you can't just make stuff up!"

Penn

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

How? thats what blinds are for.

What? I mean in the space where there would be a window, they instead have a medicine cabinet. This in turn allows for more room for patients, stretchers underneath the medicine cabinet etc. If they had a window, the medicine cabinet would have to be on the floor, reducing the free area for stretchers.

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

I'm sure in a mass vaccination programme claustrophobia would be the last thing on the authorities minds

Or in a mass emergency evacuation perhaps?

Penn

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Having no windows also keeps those that are trapped inside from knowing their destination. :eek:

Killing them seeing as how the NWO want to reduce the population would be more cost effective :eek::eek::eek:

robtri

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Transportation to fema camps for those that refused to get jabbed :eek:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1FVp9jyQzc&feature=email

Am I correct in thinking this footage is from news14.com? is this not a media outlet???
therefore by your own admission it cannot be trusted. its all lies and fabrication.

also there is a window on the bus, a big huge one on the back...

how do you know that the windows on the side of the bus have got that clever film with picutres on it, you know the sort on the abck of Dublin bus double deckers showing adverts.... you can see out from the inside...

King Mob

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Not many if any but at least a dark tinted window is less daunting than having no windows at all.

HSE ambulances have tinted windows, it also helps those inside that suffer from claustrophobia. I'm sure in a mass vaccination pro gramme claustrophobia would be the last thing on the authorities minds.

Having no windows also keeps those that are trapped inside from knowing their destination. :eek:



How? thats what blinds and darkened tints are for.
I would rather some transparency. :P

What evidence do you have to show that it will be used to round up people who aren't vaccinated?
Will you just admit you're making that up?

And you realise it's an emergency vehicle to assist in disasters.
It's main purposes are to be a mobile medical facility, transport sick and wounded (either away form the disaster or away from hospitals in diaster areas) and to do these as efficiently as possible.
Large windows are completely irrelevant to it's functions.

And seriously is that you're best argument: it has no windows therefore it's evil.

Run_to_da_hills

King Mob wrote: »

What evidence do you have to show that it will be used to round up people who aren't vaccinated?.Will you just admit you're making that up?.

America in a dire financial situation with as many as 40 States out of the 52 filing for bankruptcy. They have also gone through decades of natural disasters, coping with civilian commandeered vehicles, make shift medical facilities. All of a sudden they have the finance to roll out these specially adapted state of the art mass evacuation vehicles.

King Mob wrote: »

And you realize it's an emergency vehicle to assist in disasters..

Wouldn't swine flu not now be considered a "disaster"?

People will obviously be resisting the jab when it becomes mandatory.

King Mob wrote: »

It's main purposes are to be a mobile medical facility, transport sick and wounded (either away form the disaster or away from hospitals in disaster areas) and to do these as efficiently as possible. .

These are evacuation vehicles not mobile medical facility. They will set up a medical camp if they want a medical facility on site. These vehicles are for moving amass amount of people from A to B

King Mob wrote: »

Large windows are completely irrelevant to it's functions. .

Prison vehicles are also designed that the prisoners cannot see out or the public cannot see in. .

Penn

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

These are evacuation vehicles not mobile medical facility. They will set up a medical camp if they want a medical facility on site. These vehicles are for moving amass amount of people from A to B .

But they can be used in medical emergencies

Charlotte has two of the units, which they called into action to carry patients to the hospital in April when an activity bus flipped over.

The cost of sending one large bus as opposed to several ambulances would also go towards making these buses more cost efficient.

If they wanted to round up people who refuse the jab, to bring them to a secure location or whatever, why not use prison buses? Lets face it, they're already (hypothetically) refusing the vaccine, surely they'd also refuse to get on a large evacuation bus. And the prison bus would have the added benefits of not costing anything (as they could use existing ones) and added security (as people being forced onto these buses would probably not be too happy about it)

watty

They could just go door to door and office to office with less bother. Putting people on a bus is harder work.

King Mob

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

America in a dire financial situation, national recession with as many as 40 Statesout of the 52 states filing for bankruptcy.

And? Emergency services still have a budget.

And if you were actually reading any of the response on this thread you'd see this from the link from the video.

A grant from the Department of Homeland Security funded the bus.

And it would be far far more expensive (to mention more inefficient and time consuming.) to bring the 10 - 20 ambulances for other places to do the same job.

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

They have also gone through decades of natural disasters, coping with civilian commandeered vehicles, make shift medical facilities. All of a sudden they have the finance to roll out these specially adapted state of the art evacuation vehicles.

It's not all of a sudden.
And it's more cost effective over all to use one of these buses than a group of ambulances
Your really showing your ignorance here.
Katrina was a cluster****. People died because they were unable to transport them away from hospitals hit by the hurricane.
They weren't coping with civilian vehicles and make shift facilities.
And this vechile will just make disaster relief easier and more efficient.

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Wouldn't swine flu not now be considered a "disaster"?

No it wouldn't.
Hurricanes are a problem in southern America in case you hadn't noticed.
As are floods.
Swine flu has not yet necessitated use of these or other vechiles and it's likely it won't.

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

People will obviously be resisting the jab when it becomes mandatory.

It won't become mandatory. You're making that up.

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

These are evacuation vehicles not mobile medical facility. They will set up a medical camp if they want a medical facility on site. These vehicles are for moving amass amount of people from A to B .

Again if you actually read the response you get.

The bus is equipped with all paramedic supplies and equipment.
"This bus is equipped to stabilize patients in transport," said Randy Thompson, director of Brunswick County Emergency Services.

But yea, a clean secure room that can hold 10-20 people and has supplies and equipment to stabilise them is just a glorified pig truck.

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Prison vehicles are designed that the prisoners cannot see out or the public cannot see in just like these. .

Prison trucks have windows. They just have bars on them.

And you've yet to explain why this bus needs windows.
Other than so it'd look less evil.

You'd still be making these silly claims even if it did have windows.

Run_to_da_hills

King Mob wrote: »

And? Emergency services still have a budget.
.

Just like the HSE in Ireland

King Mob wrote: »

And it would be far far more expensive (to mention more inefficient and time consuming.) to bring the 10 - 20 ambulances for other places to do the same job.

It's not all of a sudden. And it's more cost effective over all to use one of these buses than a group of ambulances.

Single ambulances have their advantages of agility, Ie they can weave in and out of traffic, they can also access areas where a large coach cannot.

King Mob wrote: »

Your really showing your ignorance here.
Katrina was a cluster****. People died because they were unable to transport them away from hospitals hit by the hurricane..

Worse again, in a hurricane situation roads are blocked and flooded, a coach will get no where, helicopters and boats are used If possible, If they want to move mass amounts of casualties they will set up the nearest air field and transport them by Hercules or similar aircraft to hospitals out of state, not hundreds of miles by a coach :rolleyes:

King Mob wrote: »

Prison trucks have windows. They just have bars on them...

I have never seen a prison truck with bars, prisoners would be seated in transit so I doubt if any of them would have the ability to see out other than the clouds or the stars.

DubTony

paddyirishman85 wrote: »

From the link that is on the video you linked to:

paddyirishmans link wrote:

This is the first mobile evacuation bus for southeastern North Carolina. Brunswick County Emergency Services says it will go up and down the coast wherever aid is needed. A grant from the Department of Homeland Security funded the bus.

What does Homeland Security have to do with evacuations after disasters? I thought that was a FEMA responsibility

6th

King Mob wrote: »

Your really showing your ignorance here.

There are ways to get your point across without being insulting. Try them.

King Mob

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Single ambulances have their advantages of agility, Ie they can weave in and out of traffic, they can also access areas where a large coach cannot.

And they can at most carry two people.
In the event of a disaster they'd probably clear the roads ahead of this vehicle.
It'd probably be use in conjunction with normal ambulances as well.

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Worse again, in a hurricane situation roads are blocked and flooded, a coach will get no where, helicopters and boats are used If possible, If they want to move mass amounts of casualties they will set up the nearest air field and transport them by Hercules or similar aircraft to hospitals out of state, not hundreds of miles by a coach :rolleyes:

Or they could get the bus as close as possible and use other means to get the victims to the bus then stabilise them, then get them to the nearest viable hospital.
And on top of that it can transport a large group of people who cannot normally be easily transported from a hospital at risk from a disaster quickly and safely
Are you honestly trying to say this vehicle is useless?

Because if it is going to be used for what you claim with the hell would they give it medical equipment?
And why exactly would they have used it in an actual emergency already?

Charlotte has two of the units, which they called into action to carry patients to the hospital in April when an activity bus flipped over.

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

I have never seen a prison truck with bars, prisoners would be seated in transit so I doubt if any of them would have the ability to see out.

Really?
Never watch TV then? Cause all the American ones I've seen do have windows.
http://www.used-buses.net/bustypes/prison_transport_bus.asp

And just to reiterate your only evidence for these buses being used to round up anyone is "they don't have windows".
Do you realise how silly that is?
Can you or can you not supply any evidence to back up your claim?

thecommander

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

I have never seen a prison truck with bars, prisoners would be seated in transit so I doubt if any of them would have the ability to see out other than the clouds or the stars.

Thought we were talking about the US, rather than a UK photo?

Run_to_da_hills

thecommander wrote: »

Thought we were talking about the US, rather than a UK photo?

Those are used in the southern states for transporting non risk "ball & chain" inmates out on day release for hard labour missions.

This is what you would normally see.

King Mob

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Those are used in the southern states for transporting non risk "ball & chain" inmates on rday release for hard labour.

This is what you would normally see.

They look suspiciously like windows with mesh on them.

And what about these buses?
http://www.barracudanetworks.com/ns/portal/gfx/graphics/Cuda_Tour_Bus.jpg
http://timfowlar.com/O%27Connor-Reynolds/2006-10-15/Tour%20Bus.JPG
http://www.mobile-mike-events.com/image-opt/bus1.jpg

No doubt part of a evil plot to round up rock musicians cause they have no windows.

rg2007

http://www.sartinservices.com/MAB/index.shtml

http://www.sartinservices.com/MAB/photos.shtml

that company doesnt like windows it seems, more space on the bus, and it saves the hassle of cutting out frames and stuff, its a hell of a lot cheaper just to keep it as the tin can it is. pics show its all very basic inside, just for transport. i wouldnt blame a lack of windows on a conspiracy.

anyway to make everyone feel better, heres an ambulance bus with windows:

Run_to_da_hills

rg2007 wrote: »

[url]that company doesnt like windows it seems, more space on the bus, and it saves the hassle of cutting out frames and stuff, its a hell of a lot cheaper just to keep it as the tin can it is. pics show its all very basic inside, just for transport. i wouldnt blame a lack of windows on a conspiracy.

anyway to make everyone feel better, heres an ambulance bus with windows:

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You better not give Harney any ideas, the HSE might invest in these and shut down more regional hospitals. :eek:

Ping Chow Chi

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

I wouldn't exactly call it a "bus", a bus has windows.more like a cattle truck.

why wouldn't they just use cattle trucks instead of wasting time and resources on this buss then?

Cookie_Monster

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

America in a dire financial situation with as many as 40 States out of the 52 filing for bankruptcy.

Without meaning to go OT to much, where'd the other two come from?

Penn

Cookie_Monster wrote: »

Without meaning to go OT to much, where'd the other two come from?

Iraq and Afghanistan of course

Cookie_Monster

paddyirishman85 wrote: »

Iraq and Afghanistan of course

Britian not in there yet then:pac: