RE: The original post, by one or another foaming guest:

Sounds like a conspiracy paranoia fantasy rant. The best of late has been found in Tom Clancy's book: Rainbow Six in which a small group of rabid envirnomentalists decide to eliminate -well, just about everybody but themselves. I would prefer internationalist globalist bankers to them anyday.

But they're all fictional.

As far as the quote about locking up the Japanese during WWII for their 'protection', I have heard that there were some people at the time who did use that excuse, unfortunately most of the property of the internees was 'protected' out of their ownership.

However, the American version of concentrating the interned Japanese, while not evenly applied and unconstitutional, it did not include death camps nor human charnel houses. The Japanese Americans of military age had a high rate of enlistment and were mostly sent to the European theater where they distinguished themselves.

As for Conspiracy Guest's paragraphed contention that Adolf Hitler used the same excuse for concetration camps for Jews, I think that is totally untrue. Cite a source for that. I've seen tons of anti-semitic pre-concentration camp German placards, posters, books, laws, and in none of them did they ever evince any concern for protecting 'the Jews'.