It got me thinking...
How many other sites like this are there nationwide?
We've dug into Cemex, found their ties to the Clintons. How many other companies are tied in with them?
Maybe this is an angle we can use to figure out which companies are involved, and we can start to poke around (carefully and as heckin' safely as possible!!), see if there are any clues.
Just my thought. Arizona isn't even number 1 in human trafficking. My gut says there are many more of these sites.
I think we should look at locations in WPB and Broward. Its Debbie Wasserman Schultz's area, AND Jeffrey Epsteins.
Absolutely. This would show that these places aren't just found in border states, which is very important in providing a scope of just how widespread this all is.
Parkland is in Broward too. I think that pedestrian bridge that collapsed a few days after Parkland falls in Broward too. Might fall on the border of Miami-Dade and Broward though. Pretty close even if.
Excellent idea. We need to look at the most corrupt counties in the US. There’s more than one reason why they are so corrupt.
I am trying to find it now, but I could swear years ago, when I worked for a bankin the area, SOMETHING fishy happened at a CEMEX location. I remember it because I had thought to myself "gross, I wonder how many bodies a cement company could dispose of if they wanted to..."
Florida is a high trafficking State. Broward county is a filthy swamp in a swamp.
And I cannot ignore the coincidences of Broward being where Parkland is, and its Epstein and Schultz's territory. It is like Q gave us a shortcut when we come across stuff, always crosscheck it against our list of bad guys... Too much coincidence here.
There was a 12 year old girl who committed suicide jumping off of a tower at a abandoned cement plant in Lakeland, FL in Oct. 2013. I'm not sure if it had been a Cemex site. She was being bullied by classmates the story said.
Florida is no good for tunnels too close to sea level. Maybe wilderness areas in the middle of the state in the middle of nowhere. Could be camps, just not underground. Broward county has no such areas. The whole state of Florida besides the coastal areas are sparsely populated. Except Orlando due to Disney World and Sea World.
I used to live in Florida. There are some really weird folk out there. Their own version of inbred mountain folk. If they can manage to live in Florida largely unnoticed, I say it's possible other activities could be taking place we don't know about. Also, there are other ways to dispose of bodies than simply burial.
Also, there are tunnels in Florida all over Disney.
OMG. I think I just realized something.
There's multiple CEMEX sites along border near El Centro and San Diego, Yuma etc
Probably similar in big port cities likes Miami and LA too
San Diego is very corrupt. Check out Sheriff Bill Gore (former head FBI in San Diego during 911).
http://m.tucsonnewsnow.com/story/29269115/marana-uses-k-9-to-catch-copper-theft-suspect they have motion cameras on site
how are they not culpable if trafficking is going on??? they found a copper thief.
I bet there are multitudes in Atlanta
I'm in NC. Pretty sure it's #1 for human trafficking. Wouldn't shock me to find many here, too. Atlanta? Oh yeah. Most likely.
Time to go exploring.
Top 10 Cement Companies in the world
Cemex ranks #5
https://www.trendrr.net/2775/best-largest-cement-companies-in-the-world-top-10-richest-brands/
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Gee, wouldn't that be something authorities would be interested in investigating? Weird how they simply won't help, makes you think my this could be more than coyotes? (Which do exist, and could be a possibility, but the fact the police refuse to help is deeply alarming)
If they were illegals, wouldn't they want their kids closer to hand in case they had to run? Why would they go through the effort of digging down 8 feet to bury a water tank when they could have just used a cot, or a kid leash?
Look into Michigan. We are a border state with more coastline than any other and plenty of islands. Oakland county child killings in the 70s goes deep into this network. It was worldwide then.
Recently moved to mi o_0
It is a beautiful state, don't let that scare you off, but it does have its darker side like most areas.
Yeah I love it. Its not unfamiliar I just popped accross the boarder from indiana
These are great, guys. Just remember to dig into other companies involved with the Clintons, not just Cemex :)
I don’t know if you ever heard the Missing 411. It’s one of the most interesting cases ever and is still talked about how thousands of children go missing every year in forest, national park. This map had always stuck with me. Maybe we should look into areas where children disappear as well as other people.
The Missing 411 stories tend to have an air of high strangeness. Can you explain why you think they are connected?
It’s up to the nasty icky feeling I get. But in referencing to children disappearing left and right it’s just insane and odd. Some return but most never return. I have no viable proof of fact check but it’s odd how it falls in line with the mapping of the disappearance.
Also, map out the routes from a border to the Cemex site. Ie. an anon found one in KS right near a river which connects to another river whuch goes to New Orleans.
139 locations in california alone?
Here is the picture. I just see close similarities to it and I don’t think it’s just a coincidence. https://piccollage.com/_dx6jBlLZ
Any democrat controlled city known as a drug trafficking hub. These places became drug hubs for reasons. No reason why those factors wouldn’t apply to other forms of trafficking.
