WalMart Midland Texas Now Fitted With Lots of Jail Cells

How can this be proven? Recently in Montana an old Walmart is being converted into an actual government run jail. There is something erie about the way Walmart stores are built. This may have to do with the fact that Sam Walton, the founder of Walmart, is actually an ex-agent for the military (he’s dead now, but Walmart sure isn’t): “Sam was apart of the military in the U.S. Army Intelligence Corps, supervising security at aircraft plants and prisoner of war camps. In this position he served at Fort Douglas in Salt Lake City, Utah. He eventually reached the rank of Captain. After finally seeing the true connection of Wal Mart and the U.S. government now it becomes clear that since the beginning they have always been connected and intertwined.” The theory that Walmart might be used as a prison, a FEMA camp, or and internment camp in the future is not far fetched at all. Two things are important to evaluate; one, is their locations, and two their structure. Walmart stores are built to take a beating. The locations are spread far and wide all across the world.
Is this the reason a Walmart in Montana is being turned into a jail?

Flathead County of Montana has just recently submitted a bid to buy a closed Wal-Mart in the area of Evergreen, Montana (an unincorporated town adjacent to Kalispell).  The primary reason listed by the county for the purchase: for an expansion of the county jail.  Sounds “normal,” right?  Wrong.  There is a shortage of prison space in Kalispell, however, there is not that much crime in the area to warrant a purchase of this size.  And what is the size of the Wal-Mart?  130,000 square feet.
Quite an “addition,” wouldn’t you agree?  The capacity is listed for the existing county jailhouse as a facility that is built to house 63 prisoners at capacity holding on average 89 inmates at any given time.  So, then, if you do the math and even subtract half of the facility’s area for allocation of offices, administration, donuts, and the like, that would leave thousands of square feet per inmate.  As prisoners are crammed into cells, you can see the potential for having many cells.
And, if it is remodeled in the form of a prison, could that prison be “converted” for use by the Federal Government if they so desired?  Methinks the answer is yes.  Methinks that answer is actually the true purpose behind the whole thing.  Also chronicled in the local propaganda rags is the fact that tax levies are increasing that are already earmarked for an additional $10 million to go toward this project.  Best thing to do to track this: follow the money.  When those tax funds locally begin to be matched by federal funds from the regime, that will be the big indicator of the “shift” that will occur from county to fed control of the facility.
There are some other details that deserve mention with this.  As I have mentioned in earlier pieces pertaining to the area, this locale is a very strategic location due to the way the railroad runs across the continental divide.  Also, there is a railroad line that runs into Kalispell and there just happens to be (purely coincidentally, no doubt!) a business development to transform a large gravel pit facility into a huge industrial railroad hub/park.  That has been in the stage of development for a few years.
Guess what?  The “terminus” of that railroad hub will sit directly adjacent to our family-friendly, defunct Wal-Mart…soon to be a happy addition to the correctional facility system.
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Finally Walmart is a very well known store both locally and internationally. Walmart stores have all been incorporated, and are run by a governing body. Such a governance consists of some very influential people, all tied to agenda 21, and bringing in the New World Order.
But first, it is also important to note that Sam Walton was very close friends with the well known Skull and Bones family, the Bushes. The Bushes helped found Planned Parenthood. The whole scheme is coming undone. For more on that please watch the video below:

Sam Walton destroyed small business and for doing so he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by his pal George Bush Senior. As pictured in the video above, on the far right is Jeb Bush who is also a presidential candidate for 2016. The circle just keeps on going.
While Jeb Bush may claim to be for the Christians, for the people, and so on; be assured he is not. In fact, Jeb Bush will do nothing but further the agenda. Such brings us up to date, who is currently sitting atop the governing body of Walmart?
CURRENT OWNERS:
The International Guy.
Carl Douglas “Doug” McMillon (born October 17, 1966) is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Walmart Stores, Inc. (NYSE: WMT). McMillon was promoted to succeed Mike Duke, 63, as President and Chief Executive Officer of Walmart on November 25, 2013 and assumed the role on February 1, 2014. McMillon also sits on the company’s board of directors.
In 1984, McMillon began his career with Walmart as a summer associate in a distribution center.[7] In 1990, while pursuing his MBA, he rejoined the company in a Tulsa, Oklahoma Walmart store.[8] Much of McMillon’s 22-year career has been in merchandising in the Walmart U.S. division, with experience in food, apparel and general merchandise.[7] He has also held various merchandising positions at Sam’s Club and Walmart International in addition to holding leadership roles in all three operating segments of the company.[8]
1984 – Summer associate at a Walmart Distribution Center[6] 1990 – Began full-time career working at a Walmart in Tulsa, Oklahoma[6] 2006–2009 – President and CEO of Sam’s Club[6] 2010–2013 – President and CEO of Walmart International (succeeding Mike Duke)[6][9] 2013 – CEO of Walmart
Sam’s Club
From 2006 to 2009, McMillon served as President and CEO of Sam’s Club, an operating segment of Walmart, with sales of more than $46 billion annually during his tenure.[10] Prior to heading Sam’s Club, McMillon held the role of Executive Vice President of merchandising and replenishment and helped drive the renewed focus on small business owners.
Walmart International
From February 2009 to January 2014, McMillon was the President and CEO of Walmart International, with more than 6,300 stores and more than 823,000 associates in 26 countries outside the US.[10] During McMillon’s tenure, Walmart International grew revenues by more than $50 billion and added nearly 3,000 stores.[11] McMillon oversaw acquisitions in markets such as China, the United Kingdom, Canada, Brazil, Central America and a majority stake in the sub-Saharan Africa retailer Massmart Holdings Ltd., which brought the company to Africa.[12]
McMillon also worked to globalize Walmart’s EDLP (Every Day Low Prices) strategy and began to implement the strategy in some of Walmart’s International markets.[13] Memberships and associations
McMillon serves on the board of directors of the U.S. China Business Council, the executive committee and board of directors for Enactus (formerly known as SIFE), the board of directors for Walmart Mexico, and has been recognized as a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum.[citation needed]
McMillon spoke at the Brookings Institution in November 2011 on the role of private companies in developing market-based solutions for addressing global challenges.[14] McMillon has talked about the impact and opportunities surrounding the global middle class in China, the importance of the changing role of women around the world and the company’s new focus on ecommerce, mobile and social commerce.[citation needed]
McMillon participated in the 2012 Aspen Ideas Festival CEO Series where he addressed how the private sector can partner with NGOs and government to address the challenges society is facing.[15] He concluded by saying, “We are not perfect, but we are a force for good, and things are better because we are here.”[16]
McMillon was reported to have been a friend of the Walton family where in addition to his work for Walmart, he was on the Dean’s Advisory Board for the Sam M. Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas, as well as the board of directors of family-sponsored Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.[17] WIKI
WALMART PAGE
-Behind the scenes Owner.
Greg Penner is an American Venture Capitalist. Penner was named the Chairman of Walmart on June 5, 2015. He is the son-in-law of S. Robson Walton and the grandson-in-law of Sam Walton, the founder of Walmart.[1][2][3] Personal life:  Penner is married to Carrie Walton Penner, the daughter of S. Robson Walton. Penner met his wife while they were undergraduates at Georgetown University. They have four children and live in Atherton, California.[4] Penner is the son of two sex therapists.[9] Penner is the founder of Madrone Capital Partners, an investment firm located in Menlo Park, California. He is on the Board of Directors of Baidu, eHarmony, Hyatt Hotels, Teach for America,[5][6] and co-chair of Charter School Growth Fund.[7][8]   –
WIKI
WALMART INFO
PENNER WORKS FOR GOLDMAN SACHS AND CO:
Previously, Penner also worked as a financial analyst at Goldman, Sachs & Co., Inc., and as a general partner of Pennisula Capital. Penner has been a member of the board of directors of Baidu, Inc., since 2004 and previously served on the board of directors of Hyatt Hotels Corporation from 2007 to 2014.
According to Bloomberg Company Overview: Madrone Capital Partners is a venture capital firm specializing in growth capital investments. The firm typically invests in alternative energy technologies. Madrone Capital Partners was founded in 2005 and is based in Menlo Park, California.

In conclusion, Walmart is well mixed with DHS, FEMA, the FEDS, and the Elite. The stores, distribution centers will all be used to bring in the New World Order. It all starts with one store being turned into a prison, the rest follow suit.