81 years ago: The Land of the Free™ built internment camps

Feb 18, 2023

On February 19, 1942, Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 giving the army the unrestricted power to arrest — without warrants, indictments, or hearings — every Japanese-American on a 150-mile strip along the West Coast (roughly 110,000 men, women, and children).

They were transported to internment camps in Colorado, Utah, Arkansas, and other interior states to be kept under prison conditions for years.

Here’s something I wrote about this criminality last year:

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Celeste

Feb 18, 2023Liked by Mickey Z.

Unfortunately, this is the first I’ve heard of this. Now I’m convinced I’ve missed most of history. Makes me sad. Motivated to learn more now. Thank you for sharing.

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jacquelyn sauriol

Japan stopped or greatly curtailed their infant injection programs some years ago and their SIDS rates sunk to 0.....such a coincidence!

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