Jesse Ventura Show FEMA Camps: One Million People Watched Episode Yanked by trutv
Congressman Steve Cohen: The children are probably very happy!
One way to feed a conspiracy theory: yank a TV episode about a conspiracy theory–which is what truTV did with an already-aired episode of Jesse Ventura’s Conspiracy Theory. The episode about the ‘secret’ FEMA camps or Fusion Centers. We watched the episode; the creepiest part: the response from two of the Congressmen who cosponsored the bill, H645.
Very creepy.
Were the Congressmen behind trutv yanking the episode–an episode which made their behavior and answers bizarre and seemingly sinister?
Congressman Jim Gerlach of Pennsylvania ‘left his office’ when Ventura showed up for an interview. Ventura met with Congressman Steve Cohen of Tennessee.
According to Congressman Cohen the FEMA camps ‘don’t exist it’s just a figment of some people who have concerns about maybe Martians or other creatures that are going to infiltrate our society thinking there are such camps. There are no such camps’.
Ventura: What was the place I saw in Texas? It was called a residence two twenty foot high fences around it when I knocked on the door it was locked. When the people came to the door, ‘No comment’. That was the answer I got on any question. And what disturbed me the most about this place was in the back there was a daycare. Slides and swings for children. And I said, ‘Do you keep children inside this place? No comment. Have you ever kept children in this place. No comment.”
Cohen: ‘I haven’t been there so I have no idea maybe they’re immature people.‘
Ventura: ‘So you’re telling me there isn’t one FEMA camp in these United States right now?’
Cohen: ‘There are not.’
Ventura: ‘Why is it in that bill?’
Cohen: ‘What is it exactly in that bill?’
Ventura: ‘It talks about building FEMA camps doesn’t it? In the particular bill we’re talking about?’
Cohen: ‘I would have to, I’d like to see the bill.’
Ventura: ‘Isn’t this guy a cosponsor of the bill?’
The answer, yes.
Ventura: How can a bill state there are six FEMA camps being built in the United States and I’m being told there are none?’
Cohen: ‘Well, I think I recall something about this, and if I’m correct, I think those are locations if there is a disaster like a Katrina, I think that’s what is, it’s not a concentration camp or anything to round up citizens.’
Ventura: ‘They can come and go as they please, they won’t be locked?’
Cohen: ‘No, no.’
Ventura: ‘They can go in and out because the place I saw in Texas is locked, you can’t go in and out of it.’
Cohen: ‘It’s probably not being used either.’
Ventura: ‘We have films of children playing on the swings and slides and stuff and this one technically falls under Homeland Security.’
Cohen: ‘Well I don’t know and I haven’t been there and I don’t know who the children are and the children are probably very happy.’
‘The children are probably very happy….’, cue the bizarre music.
The original episode, ‘The Police State’, aired Nov. 12th. According to TV By The Numbers, the episode had 1.193 million viewers. Chances are, a couple hundred thousand viewers or so recorded the episode on video.
Former Gov. Jesse Ventura told Alex Jones that he was fully aware of the fact that “Police State” – that’s the title of the episode – had been pulled from air due to pressure from within the government. Is this a way to put pressure on Ventura to end his show on a more permanant basis?
The former Minnesota governor and star of the show indicated that he’s not ready to make a full statement as of yet as he’s still investigating the details and talking with network heads. However, Ventura urged that people have a right as citizens to contact TruTV and let them know that they want to see the FEMA episode back on TV.
While Jesse Ventura’s FEMA show was yanked by trutv, over at Youtube several videos about the FEMA camps including a video which has twice as many views as the people who tuned into Ventura’s show.
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It was yanked by the government, not by TruTV. They censored it because it revealed the truth that is hidden and/or is widely overlooked by the bill HR645 that was passed, and other government crimes brought to light by this conspiracy fact show!
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