Gulag USA--Concentration Camps in America Trailer (2003)
"Documented evidence of the coming tragedy"01 April 200382 mins
Concentration camps in America? Feds set to toss millions of innocent Americans into gruesome factories of torture and death?… Could it be? Sounds preposterous. Yet…in this video, Texe Marrs marshals overwhelming evidence so convincing it boggles the mind. The Holy Bible of course, prophesies of unparalleled bloodshed and human suffering. In Revelation we are told that vast numbers of innocent human beings will be slaughtered, sacrificed to the beast and to his antichrist. America is not exempt. The killers who would perpetrate these new concentration camp holocausts are active today inside our borders. Indeed, they walk among us.
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