I received the following communication today. It appears the Government has new Lego building blocks to play with. Prison cells that are designed to snap together to build a prison anywhere at any time to meet the demand.
The new Lego style can be snapped together to make a hundred, a thousand, or hundred thousand cell prisons, two, three, or ten blocks high. Rather expensive to make these mobile type units don't you think? Our government must see a need for them somewhere. Your home town when needed maybe?
Move em in, move em out when and where needed! The people need to confiscate a few of these units and stack them in DC and Wall Street. They are truly needed there and could be put to good use.
Sent FYI from,
Walter Burien
http://CAFR1.com
PS: Video of Cell placement for final unit design:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQMcPCnIGcE
For DC and Wall Street, now you know where to get their new homes for them from!
Sent FYI from,
Walter Burien
http://CAFR1.com
The communication received today 09/21/08 is as follows:
From: "Reb"
Subject: PHOTOS: Jail cells off loaded in Utah . . . gov't officials refuse to talk . . . problem!
Date: Sun, September 21, 2008 4:45 am
To: WalterBurien@CAFR1.com
Subject: Fwd: ALERT Pictures: PRISON CELLS unloaded in PROVO, UTAH
This was on the Barbara Jean show. Right down in Provo's east bay these concrete blocks (cells) were unloaded while her show was being broadcast. Thank goodness for citizen journalists who went and captured these images. What and who they are for is the question?
"Official" sources most likely would evade giving a straight answer.
I appreciate whoever it was that took these photo's and it sounded like someone also was capturing video at some point. I'd like to see that too.
Begin forwarded message:
From: "Ross Subject: ALERT
Pictures: PRISON CELLS unloaded in PROVO, UTAH
See below.
Subject: ALERT Pictures: PRISON CELLS unloaded in PROVO, UTAH
Ed who took these pictures at the University Ave, East Bay, Provo.
Ed said one unloader said they where going to Vernal another one said don't believe him because they have railroad tracks out to Vernal.
Date: Monday, September 8, 2008, 3:32 PM
These are pictures I just took of them unloading the units. There were a couple of people there who were flag pickups who are to follow the big trucks for delivery to what they said is Vernal. There were no big trucks there when I left at about 3:00PM.
Please acknowledge if you receive these ok.
Some of the pictures show the cells loaded on their sides and at the bottom straight up.
“A community is infinitely more brutalized by the habitual employment of punishment than it is by the occasional occurrence of crime.”
- Oscar Wilde, [‘The Soul of Man under Socialis’, 1891]
“The black flower of civilized society, a prison.”
Nathaniel Hawthorne [‘The Scarlet Letter- 1850]
“The jailer is another kind of captive—is the jailer envious of his prisoner’s dreams?”
Gerard de Nerval [Fragments de Faust]
“Under a government which imprisons any unjustly, the true place for a just man is also a prison…the only house in a slave State in which a free man can abide with honor.”
- Thoreau
There is a paradox at the core of penology, and from it derives the thousand ills and afflictions of the prison system. It is that not only the worst of the young ar sent to prison but the best – that is the proudest, the bravest, the most daring, the most enterprising, and the most undefeated of the poor. There starts the horror.
Norman Mailer, introduction to In the Belly of the Beast
"Prisons are the symbol of the servitude of the people, they are always built only to subjugate the people, the workers and peasants. . . Free people have no use for prisons. Wherever prisons exist, the people are not free. . . In keeping with this attitude, they [the Makhnovists] demolished prisons wherever they went." [Peter Arshinov, The History of the Makhnovist Movement, p. 153]
"Gary Nash describes Iroquois culture. No laws and ordinances, sheriffs and constables, judges and juries, or courts or jails - the apparatus of authority in European societies - were to be found in the northeast woodlands prior to European arrival. Yet boundaries of acceptable behaviour were firmly set. Though priding themselves on the autonomous individual, the Iroquois maintained a strict sense of right and wrong..." [Howard Zinn, Columbus, the Indians and Human Progress, 1492-1992]
"Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction." The reason the U.S. has the largest incarceration rates in the world, with an increasingly privatized prison system, is that this is our one constitutionally protected form of slavery, according to Harvard legal scholar Kaia Stern."
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