VANS at Jacksonville Airport??? UN Vans?? WHY???? GOOGLE EARTH.

I guess posts like this are either trying to get people to believe that Google Earth is REALTIME, or promoting that it should be realtime. Not sure which.

this is old! not all google's satellite pics are of the present date even when it say year 2010. also that's now in Jax airport, it's somewhere in Green cove springs.. fyi...

No mate I know google earth is NOT real time... I am not an complete idiot. However it would be interesting to find out if they are still there and their purpose wouldnt it?

Anyone in the area of the airport can verify the vans are still there??

either way it is odd that they are there...

No mate this is a new take of this and WHY are they still there????????

for fucks sake people disused runways are used everywhere for new vehicle storage

Someone said on another board to use Bing to get a newer satellite image.....

It's Reynold's Airport. Privately owned. Those are not vans, but Kia's, but they are used for government workers. This picture is from 2008 and the vehicles are currently not there. Some of the contracts for this facility do include CIA and this entire story can be found on the intel hub.

[link to theintelhub.com]

I tried to drive into the facility over the Memorial Day holiday weekend and the gate was closed. The next time I am out that way, I will try again.

It's old-no
New car storage-no, all the same vehicles?
government workers-no, how many gov workers in Jacksonville?
Would they all park in the same spot? lol

My take-Oil leak starts killing off folks in Fla. Everybody screaming, why gov doesn't do something? Well gov is getting ready in case needed.

Oh, if they were regular gov workers vans to be distributed, why drive them all the to Fla to park them? Makes no sense.

YES, you are, because you said this was in the WRONG area, and you said it was UN vans, when it's NOT vans, and ALSO not U.N. vehicles of ANY kind.

AND there have been MULTIPLE THREADS on this already!!!

So you ARE a stupid asshat.

Look like vans to me.
Ok, then why do you think they are there?

I just checked on Bing Maps and those vehicles are not there anymore. Not sure when the new pic was taken or when the old one was taken for that matter.

I live 20 minutes from this place and went their purposely to inquire about this photo, as I seem to be the only one in this botarded area who is awake. I am TELLING you that the vehicles are Kia's and that was confirmed by the telephone to the airport, or airpark rather.
Here is a video that one of my sub/friends posted on the subject matter that broke the story to me. Read the comments on the video. [link to www.youtube.com]

Here is a partial copy of the email that I sent to the poster of this video on May 27th and it contains a lot of information that I was able to find out. The intel hub has gone above and beyond what I am able to do, as an individual and blew the story wide open. Not too much happens in these parts without everyone knowing about it. I know you want this story to be the big superdoom and it very well might be, but not in the way that the dots are being connected.

Here is the email:

Ok...so the plot thickens on this story. I commented on the video yesterday. While Reynolds was a Navy training facility for exercises back in the 70's, it was sold to a civilian commercial buyer many years ago. Here is the kicker. NAS Mayport was shut down and sold to a civilian commerical buyer, like...less than 10 years ago, I don't remember the exact date, anyway...there are several closed down Navy bases around Jacksonville that have gone through this change through out the years, leaving our area with on NAS Jax, the largest Naval facility in the area. Anyway....Mayport was recently comissioned back into Naval operation after millions of dollars were spent turning it into like, a small town and suburbs.
Reynolds is part of a larger industrial park in Green Cove and that railroad that you see on the map is not operational. It has not been operational for a VERY long time, longer than my lifetime and I am 32. It was a shipyard and that railway was used to transfer stuff needed to make the boats. It was most civilian, as my step dad, who is now passed, worked on those shipyards during and after WW2. In fact, he did from Mesothelioma, the lung cancer you get from breathing in fumes or material from the boats.
Anyway...I know I am wordy, the reason for me writing you, is to the you that you are wrong about what you captured in your video, BUT...you may very well be onto something. Those cars are all white, base model Kia's. Before they landed the contracts for the World Golf Village, this was their primary workload. There are a few people on my facebook that said that they used to work there, when the primary contract for the airport was transport of new cars and they themselves, drove them all over the old airstrip so that they could be loaded on semi's and transported to their buyer.
GUESS WHO THEIR BUYERS WERE? An alphabet group...our "good friend" the CIA. Apparently they have tons and tons of government contracts, which would also explain their connection to the PGA circuit. I don't think they are UN vehicles, but I will tell you, on SR 207, I have seen a rise in unmarked military vehicles that are NOT ours, as in NOT US vehicles. I have grown up around military all my life and I know that those convoys are not military or national guard.
In regards to the National Guard, the St. Augustine one has been on a state of readiness since November and just began deploying on Monday. My sister works the grounds for the downtown St. Augustine area and also works in the office from time to time, such as this past Monday. They had her on as a temp for over 15 years and they FINALLY hired her on as a state worker about 2 years ago. The state of readiness, they say, was because of issues in the historic area, with the teenagers that required troops on the ground.
That issue was my first public activism and we pretty much have not stopped since. There are LOTS of things about St. Augustine/Green Cove area. It's totally Masonic in architecture and design of the streets, their names, the set up of the buildings...it's just like DC. There is a long Masonic history here. Our bridge, St. Augustine is not only the oldest, continually occupied European Settlement in the country, but it is also the home of "Masonic Mission Control" for the state and the oldest lodge in the country. Look at a map of the historic parts and you will see, but there is more that what you can see from a map.
You are for sure onto something with the Reynolds report. I am going to go there today and drive right onto the facility and see what I can see. I have a camera on my phone, so I will take pictures if I can.

So, that was then...intel hub has put a lot of research into this and now, because I am reposting this information here, I feel like the burden has fallen upon me to schlep my ass back over the bridge and see if I can actually get in this time.