REFRIGERATION TRUCKS ARRIVE TO HOLD BODIES
AS PRISONERS START DIGGING MASS GRAVES IN
NEW YORK (Source thefreethoughtproject.com)
America is currently in utter turmoil. Panic buying
has emptied shelves across the country, millions of
unemployed people are spending their last dollar on
food, hundreds of cities have been placed on
lockdown, and cops are using Chinese-made patrol
drones to monitor citizens 24-hours a day. In a
matter of just 2 weeks, America has shifted from the
land of the free to the land of the economic collapse
and newly ushered in police state. The level of fear
among the populace is at an all time high. They are
using America’s fear to give massive sums of
money to special interests while fleecing the value
of the dollar and ensuring lifetimes of debt for future
generations. As if this situation couldn’t get any
more grim, a report from the Intercept this week —
confirmed by Avery Cohen, a spokesperson for the
office of Mayor Bill de Blasio — points out that Rikers
Island prisoners are being offered incentive to dig
mass graves. The city of New York is offering
prisoners personal protective equipment (PPE) and
$6 per hour, which is an extremely high number for
prison labor, to dig mass graves on Hart Island.
The mayor’s spokesperson told the Intercept that the
mass graves being dug on Hart Island are not “Covid-
specific” but the fact that they are being given PPE
leaves little room for guessing what this is all about.
What’s more, mass graves on Hart Island are part of
the city’s contingency plan for pandemics.

According to the 2008 plan, developed by the city’s
late chief medical examiner, Charles Hirsch, when
regular city morgues are “at or near capacity and
NYC does not have access to additional cold storage
units, the OCME will direct temporary interment at
the Hart Island Cemetery, managed by the
Department of Correction (DOC), as its second tier
approach.” Business Insider reported on the
contingency plan earlier this month but questioned
whether or not it would be necessary. But according
to a report this week out of the NY Post,
city morgues and cemeteries are already
overwhelmed, and FEMA is sending 85 refrigerated
trucks for bodies of those dying from COVID-19. “We
are sending refrigeration trucks to New York to help
with some of the problem on a temporary basis,”
FEMA regional director Thomas Von Essen said at a
Manhattan press briefing with Mayor Bill de Blasio on
Monday. Now, inmates are being asked to clear a
much larger area on Hart Island that can receive
massive casualties.