Steven Ahle
Pastor Paul Begley has provided proof of FEMA detention camps by way of his eyewitness testimony. FEMA detention camps are getting quite a bit of attention lately as the American people rebel against the current administration. The camps could be used as re-education centers or merely someplace to hide those unwilling to capitulate their lives to the government.
Pastor Begley was careful to note that what he witnessed was a FEMA outpost and not an actual camp, although he says the camps do exist. Begley was in Northern Indiana, when he came upon the outpost. There was a building that he estimated would hold several hundred people. There were three cars parked in front of the building. Soon, he realized that there was a chain link fence that encircled the property of an estimated 25 acres.
Possibly the strangest thing that happened was that after sitting there for only 10 minutes, a state trooper showed up and forced Begley to leave, citing the fact that it is government property. Was it just coincidence that the trooper showed up or was he called in by the people in the building? There’s no way to know for sure.
Pastor Begley believes that the internment camps are for those who do not accept the mark of the beast from the book of Revelations. Others believe they are just emergency areas to house people during a natural disaster. If that were the case, why the secrecy?