Overhead photos of the airstrip, shared with the Herald, also show that all the tents had been removed, leaving the airstrip bare.
“Not much left but a couple of trucks and a few contractors standing around,” pilot Ra Schooley, who took the aerial photos Sunday morning, remarked to the Herald.
The Florida Department of Emergency Management did not respond to the Herald’s request for comment.
Miami-Dade mayor’s office told the Herald on Monday that the state had not returned control of the property to the county.
It’s like early concentration camps in Germany: more permanent concentration facilities have been erected.
Next up: how to deal with the overpopulation in the concentration camp system. Once again, Germany also started out with ad-hoc solutions - roaming mobile gas trucks - that also became more permanent, systematic and organized.
Think it ain’t gonna happen in the US? Just you watch…
Nazi Germany started out trying to deport their unwanted minorities, too. It was only after discovering the logistical problems with that that they turned to extermination.
Just further evidence that the US is on exactly the same path, not a less evil one.
Aren’t we still missing a lot of people who were taken there and then disappeared?
About a third to two thirds of literally everyone who wound up kidnapped into this camp, yes.
Check the swamps around the site.
who was it again who was secretly planning death camps.
