Posted on 04/15/2015 10:19:20 PM PDT by chuckles
I live in East Texas and our WalMart closed due to "plumbing" problems. All employees are fired. closed for at least 6 months.
Come to find out, several more closed across America due to "plumbing" problems and all employees fired.
Googled closed Walmart and got several different theories. One says they need to close some to pay for the huge raise they gave the rest of the workers. One says it's for holding illegals crossing the border. Another says it for American that don't want Obama's 3rd term.
Second observation today,.....A military jet fuel truck came into my small East Texas town today and ended up out at the airport. We have no jets,.....yet. The next open Walmart says they have plumbing problems, but as of yet it's still open.If they close it, we have no place to get food for this many people unless the Brookshire Brothers doubles in size.
This just came about today, so that's all I have as thin as it is, but I know the preppers in my church are getting nervous.
Does anybody out there know anything I need to know?
If it's this kind of sabotage, I'd go public, then explain why I will be requiring ID for all rest room access from now on.
Seems to me you don't make that mistake twice.
Access panels from now on.
Here’s an eyebrow raiser.
http://nationalreport.net/isis-buying-shares-walmart-state-dept-baffled/
ISIS Buying Shares in Walmart, State Dept. Baffled
“If it’s this kind of sabotage, I’d go public, then explain why I will be requiring ID for all rest room access from now on. “
It’s not the patrons that can do this, and it can’t be done from the bathrooms.
It’s employees who have access to the big building-wide plumbing chases in some machinery room which have 8” or bigger threaded access ports to the DWV system.
bfl
Has it occurred to anyone that they found something in the plumbing that needs to be addressed. Think of the liability if they announce “ we found this carcinogen in our plumbing system in stores built between X and Y.”
Sometimes a banana is just a banana.
These five stores were built over a ten year period. If that theory were sound, this would affect hundreds of stores.
Sometimes a banana is just a banana.
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Correct but that wouldn’t be as much fun as all the
speculation of all the mystery plots.
Scrolling through YouTube comments under a video about the MSM coverage of this issue and found this gem. A poster looked up the security company that’s guarding one of the empty stores.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeJJ9pbJMug
Red car= (copy and paste from their site- a DHS APPROVED ANTI-TERRORISM SECURITY FIRM)
Securitas Group
About Us
SAFETY Act SAFETY Act DHS has approved Securitas Security Services USA, Inc. for protection under the SAFETY Act*. After an extensive review by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) of the service standards adopted and followed by Securitas Security Services USA, Inc., the DHS has awarded Securitas USA, and certain of its affiliates, SAFETY Act protection (Designated).
Congress passed the SAFETY Act as part of the Homeland Security Act of 2002 to encourage the development of anti- terrorism products and services by limiting liability from claims brought as a result of a DHS-designated terrorist attack where approved anti-terror technology or services are deployed.
Briefly, here is what this protection means to our valued customers: When applicable, the SAFETY Act should extend the protection to allparties in the supply chain, including all of Securitas USA’s government and private sector customers and subcontractors.
*Support Anti-terrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies Act.
A little more digging revealed this:
Specialized Security Services to Help Protect National Interests
Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) is a FORTUNE 500® scientific, engineering, and technology applications company that uses its deep domain knowledge to solve problems of vital importance to the nation and the world, in national security, energy and the environment, critical infrastructure, and health.
The company’s approximately 14,000 employees serve customers in the Department of Defense, the intelligence community, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, other U.S. Government civil agencies and selected commercial markets.
SAIC uses Securitas Critical Infrastructure Services, Inc. (SCIS), a specialized company affiliate of Securitas USA, to provide security and administrative services at a number of SAIC locations, including Virginia, Tennessee, and California.
Oh, sure... *This* is the company hired to watch a freaking grocery store. Riiiight.
Securitas Critical Infrastructure Services
As one of the largest providers of specialized security, fire and emergency response services in the U.S., Securitas Critical Infrastructure Services, Inc. (SCIS) meets federal government security requirements in the aerospace/defense, energy, and petrochemical industries.
With over 12,000 security and fire personnel, SCIS maintains corporate level national agreements with some of the largest aerospace/defense, energy, and petrochemical companies, and directly contracts with the Federal government. SCIS operates under a proxy agreement with the U.S. Government and has been approved by the Defense Security Service (DSS), Department of Energy (DOE), and all other government agencies to retain security clearances and operate contracts requiring security clearances.
Federal Government Services Division
Paragon Systems Inc. is the division dedicated to directly supporting the Federal government. With over 6,000 employees deployed at U.S. Government facilities from Maine to California and Guam, its staff of professional security officers are highly vetted, trained and supervised. These officers possess clearances from a suitability assessment to the highest levels of trust available in order to complete their security tasks for federal agencies such as DHS, DoD, DoJ, DoT, NASA, and USDA.
Aerospace/Defense Services Division
The Aerospace/Defense Services Division is uniquely positioned to provide world class uniformed security services for the aerospace/defense industry. SCIS is an industry leader in securing highly sensitive controlled facilities on a national, regional and local basis. Having been selected as the national security provider for many of the top Department of Defense, aerospace and intelligence contractors in the U.S., SCIS is qualified to provide “cleared protective services” to classified facilities.
SCIS leads the industry by providing specialized security solutions such as: lock and key services; canine bomb detection; security console operations; project management; facility assessments; government compliance; and, satellite launch support
Energy Services Division
SCIS Energy Services Division provides specialized protective services for owners and operators of nuclear power, nuclear fuel storage and energy facilities. Since 1968, SCIS and its predecessor companies have successfully developed an experienced management team that is knowledgeable and adheres to the stringent federal regulatory environment to keep pace with its dynamic requirements. Using this expertise, we are able to provide both armed and unarmed permanent security and augmentation services personnel along with the necessary administrative, managerial, operational and logistical support to the energy industry anywhere in the U.S.
Petrochemical Services Division
The SCIS Petrochemical Services Division provides security services to the oil, natural gas (ONG) and chemical industries. With over 2,600 specially trained Security Officers and industry experts, SCIS works with our clients to provide the personnel and technological resources required to accomplish security’s evolving missions. As a global leader in security, SCIS has the resources to meet the needs of our clients during turnarounds, natural disasters and other business. Together with environmental, health and safety regulations, security is becoming a major regulatory area and, in the ONG and chemical sectors, regulatory compliance is critical.
Is that George Marshall law, or Gary Marshall law?
Ok. It could be a design issue. I wonder if they had the same architect.
Girl, I think you are on to something.
And Walmarts do not constrict their presence - They expand their presence.
The other “law” is a trigger word for the X Snowden employer. Watch what you type,....they do.
Fort Hood is closer than San Antonio. And it is MUCH bigger. West Fort Hood has been building up a lot in the last few years.
You may be onto something here.
Stores like Wal Mart are inticing targets for terrorism. Why?
1. They are all over the country.
2. They have the same or similar building layout or footprint nationwide. (A Wal Mart in Fresno CA would be identical to one in Portland MA, etc.)
3. While they are on private propety, they are open to the public. They are accessible to all.
4. The restrooms are areas where people can go into and do things out of view. It could include arming themselves or placing something in the pipes.
5. Note that all of the closed stores are in states that are next to the porous border. They are very accessible to the border crossers.
I also think that this military excercise in the southwest is a DIRECT result of what is south of the border, ISIS.
Stores like these do not close for several months due to plumbing!
I don’t go to WM but if any of you do, see if there is increased security in the store. Also, watch the city and county governments in these areas where the stores are. They could be also be reacting to water supply and waste water treatment problems if contaminatioin is happening.
If the bathrooms are broken, then put some bathroom trailers out front for people to use. I remember using one of these last year at a Home Depot that was having the bathrooms upgraded. The trailer bathrooms were nice and even had AC.
Good catch!
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