The claim: Concrete, ?
What it really is: Cavalier Air Force Station is a small Air Force facility with both members from the US and Canadian military stationed there, as well as civilian employees.
The station monitors for and tracks potential missile launches against North America, as well as tracks half of all Earth orbiting objects.
Showing posts with label Canada. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canada. Show all posts
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
The claim: Dept. of National Defense reserve
What it really is: The Department of National Defence is largest employer there, which means is that it employs both military and civilians. The largest base in Canada (in terms of personnel) CFB Halifax, is surrounded by both residential and commercial buildings, which would make it very difficult to hide an interment camp there (not to mention there isn't much space there to build a prison camp either).
What it really is: The Department of National Defence is largest employer there, which means is that it employs both military and civilians. The largest base in Canada (in terms of personnel) CFB Halifax, is surrounded by both residential and commercial buildings, which would make it very difficult to hide an interment camp there (not to mention there isn't much space there to build a prison camp either).
Ft. Providence, Northwest Territories, Canada
The claim: Located on Great Slave Lake.
What it really is: A small village located next to a lake with a poorly chosen name...
There are a couple of large buildings there. One happens to be a elementary school, and the other a college.
Ft. McPherson, Northwest Territories, Canada
The claim: Very cold territory ~ NW Territories.
What it really is: A small village in the Northwest Territories of Canada. There's some houses, a small airfield, a couple of abandoned quarries, and quiet a few same lakes, but that's it.
What it really is: A small village in the Northwest Territories of Canada. There's some houses, a small airfield, a couple of abandoned quarries, and quiet a few same lakes, but that's it.
Ft. Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
The claim: Northernmost point on the BC Railway line.
What it really is: It's a town in Northern British Columbia with a population of around 3,900 and a large amount of seasonal tourism. The area also has major natural gas reserves, including a large natural gas field a couple of mile south of the town.
What it really is: It's a town in Northern British Columbia with a population of around 3,900 and a large amount of seasonal tourism. The area also has major natural gas reserves, including a large natural gas field a couple of mile south of the town.
Wainwright CFB, Alberta, Canada
The claim: halfway between Medicine Hat and Primrose Lake.
What it really is: It's a training base that at any given time will have about 1,000 personal located on the base, which grows during the summer when reservists undertake annual training there.
What it really is: It's a training base that at any given time will have about 1,000 personal located on the base, which grows during the summer when reservists undertake annual training there.
Primrose Lake Air Range, Alberta, Canada
The claim: 70 miles northeast of Edmonton.
What it really is: First, the base is called Canadian Forces Lake Cold Lake, not Primrose Lake Air Range.
While the base does have several large buildings there, most of them are either hangers or other support facilities for the base itself. There is also civilian housing there and a cadet summer training facility there too.
What it really is: First, the base is called Canadian Forces Lake Cold Lake, not Primrose Lake Air Range.
While the base does have several large buildings there, most of them are either hangers or other support facilities for the base itself. There is also civilian housing there and a cadet summer training facility there too.
Suffield CFB, Alberta, Canada
The claim: just north of Medicine Hat, less than 60 miles from the USA.
What it really is: Canadian Forces Base Suffield is the largest base for the Canadian military (after looking are the place via Google maps I can tell you that it is huge), and is used for defense development and research by the Canadian military, and as a training base for the British.
Not only is the base very vast, it also doesn't contain that many buildings, and none are large enough, or in large enough concentrations to even look like a prison camp.
What it really is: Canadian Forces Base Suffield is the largest base for the Canadian military (after looking are the place via Google maps I can tell you that it is huge), and is used for defense development and research by the Canadian military, and as a training base for the British.
Not only is the base very vast, it also doesn't contain that many buildings, and none are large enough, or in large enough concentrations to even look like a prison camp.
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Okanogan County, Washington
The claim: Borders Canada and is a site for a massive concentration camp capable of holding hundreds of thousands of people for slave labor. This is probably one of the locations that will be used to hold hard core patriots who will be held captive for the rest of their lives.
What it really is: I've used Google maps to search along the border of this area, and I can find no place that even comes close to looking like a massive concentration camp. Also, the lack of any photos of this alleged facility, and an exact location leads me to believe that this claim is bogus.
What it really is: I've used Google maps to search along the border of this area, and I can find no place that even comes close to looking like a massive concentration camp. Also, the lack of any photos of this alleged facility, and an exact location leads me to believe that this claim is bogus.
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