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Respect Camp--Secret WWASP torture gulag
« on: January 28, 2009, 06:51:23 PM »
From the "CADET Handbook"
RESPECT CAMP

OVERVIEW
You are here to develop respect. ( I thought they were there to receive treatment for their illness?)This includes:
Respect for Parents
Respect for Teachers
Respect for Adults
Respect for Authority
Respect for Authority Figures
Respect for Peers
Respect for Siblings
Respect for Rules,
Respect for Commands, Orders, or Directives
Respect for Manners
Respect for Responsibilities
Respect for the Feelings of Others
Respect for the Rights of Others
Respect for Property of Self or Others
Respect for Possessions of Self or Others
Respect for the Health and Wellbeing of Self or Others


Our goal is to help you develop respect in these areas. The sooner you do so, the sooner you can return home and succeed.  If you do your part, we will do our best to help you to be ready to return home after 30 days. If not, we will recommend an appropriate follow up
School or Program to your parents.



If you want to return home at the end of the 30 days, you will need to do the following:
1. Meet all of the criteria & pass all three of the Camp’s Phases ( 1-Reality, 2-Respect, 3-Responsibility )
In order to accomplish this, you will need to demonstrate a strong respect for rules, commands, leaders,
etc.. You will also need to accomplish some very challenging and even exhaustive daily responsibilities and objectives.  Furthermore, you will need todemonstrate many times a day that you can follow strict commands or orders without any argument or delay.


2. Demonstrate your commitment to respect your parents and their home by formulating an acceptable Home Contract
that outlines the changes you are willing to make when you return home. You will start formulating your HomeContract once you reach Phase Two – Respect.

3. Resolve any needed issues with your parents that would hinder your ability to return home and succeed. You will be
able to call your parents to accomplish this once you reach Phase Three - Responsibility.

4. Convince your parents that you can and will strictly follow their rules or commands without argument or delay when
you return home.( Having demonstrated that you have strictly followed rules and commands at the Camp will helpyou in convincing your parents ) You can do this through letters home, recommendations from staff, and mainly
through the phone calls to your parents once you reach Phase Three – Responsibility.



Respect Camp
Resident Program of Instruction

Cadets will berequired to earn 200 Merits to advance to the rank of corporal and move to the Respect Phase.  if the requirements to
advance are not met, the cadet will stay in the Reality Phase as long as necessary.



Daily Phase Schedules and outline of Merits
Phase 1: Reality
200 Merits to move to Respect
Phase 2: Respect
200 Merits to move to Responsibility
Phase 3: Responsibility
Squad Leadership charge / Sergeant Program / Successful Parent phone calls / Home Contract approved / Drill Instructor
Recommendation / Camp Administration Recommendation / Discharge



You are responsible for your health and hydration.
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Re: Respect Camp--Secret WWASP torture gulag
« Reply #1 on: January 28, 2009, 06:55:00 PM »
REALITY
This is a basic outline of Boot camp activities, phases, and advancements.
Reality is the first phase of all new cadets. They will remain on the Reality until he or she has accumulated 200 Merits of
participation. Each day of Merits will be tallied and all rule infractions Demerits will be applied. A strict schedule will be
followed as outlined below:
Reality:
Prep
30 min. ready
Physical Training:
3 min push-ups
1 min rest
3 min sit-ups
1 min rest
3 min side straddle hop
1 min rest
3 min lunges
1 min rest
3 min push up (wide)
1 min rest
3 min sit-ups (crunch)
1 min rest
3 min grass drill
1 min rest
3 min flutter kick
1 min rest
3 min mule kicks
1 min rest
3 min push-ups
1 min rest
3 min sit-ups (oblique)
1 min rest
3 min side straddle hop
10 min rest
1.5 hour March (60 laps)
10 min stretch
Chow
Rest
Reality:
Chow
Clean up
30 min. rest
Reality:
Academic / Skill Building:
Skill building workbooks to
be turned in. School work
from home.
Dinner
Showers: Each cadet may
take a 2 min shower
Shutdown: all lights out all
quiet
6:00 Prep
6:10 Inspection
6:30 Physical Training
7:00 Physical Training
7:30 Marching / Cadence
8:00 Marching / Cadence
8:30 Marching / Cadence
9:00 Breakfast
9:30 Break
10:00 Physical Training
10:30 Physical Training
11:00 Marching / Cadence
11:30 Marching / Cadence
12:00 Marching / Cadence
12:30 Chow
1:00 Cleanup
1:30 Break
2:00 Physical Training
2:30 Physical Training
3:00 Marching / Cadence
3:30 Marching / Cadence
4:00 Marching / Cadence
4:30 Shower
5:00 Academics / Skill
5:30 Academics / Skill
6:00 Chow
6:30 Clean up
7:00 Academics / Skill
7:30 Academics / Skill
8:00 Academics / Skill
8:30 Academics / Skill
9:00 Prep
9:30 Shutdown

Daily schedule and outline
Reality Phase
Morning Block
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
10 merit
total
Afternoon Block
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
10 merit
total
Evening Block
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
1 merit: 15 min full participation
10 merit

A schedule is posted on your platoon
bulletin board. It tells you what you will be doing every minute of every week

Do not view PT in a negative manner or become unmotivated. You will be proud of your progress.
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Re: Respect Camp--Secret WWASP torture gulag
« Reply #2 on: January 28, 2009, 06:56:39 PM »
Demerits and Inappropriate Behavior outline
CATEGORY OF RULE VIOLATION
REGULAR CONSEQUENCES
SELF CORRECTION
Category 1:
101 Rude Act
102 Rude Manners
103 Disrespect to Staff
104 Rude Comments
105 Destructive Peer Relations
106 Disrespect of Property
107 Inappropriate Comments
108 Unsatisfactory Effort
109 Unsatisfactory Attitude
110 Late
111 Unsatisfactory Inspection
112 Dress Code Violation
113 Manipulation
114 Horseplay
115 Dishonesty
116 Breaking Silence
20 Demerits
10 Demerits
Category 2:
201 Trend
202 Major Rude Act
203 Major Horseplay
204 Shutdown Violation
205 Violation of Visit
206 Insubordination
207 Major Mischief
208 Defacing (Restitution)
209 Out of Area
210 Blatant Rule Violation
211 Major Negative Attitude
212 Not Following Directions
213 Major Dishonesty
214 Minor Contraband
215 Breaking Silence
216 Blatant Violation of Meals
217 Note Passing
218 Gossiping
219 Unmarked Items
220 Borrowing and Lending
50 Demerits
20 Demerits
Category 3:
301 Group Removal
302 Refusal
303 Theft
304 Vandalism-Restitution
305 Cheating
306 Physical intimidation
307 Lying on Statement of Fact
308 Major Contraband
309 Breaking Confidentiality
100 Demerits
70 Demerits
Category 4:
401 Fighting
402 Tobacco
403 Disruptive Removal
404 Alcohol/Drugs
405 Serious Misconduct
406 Weapons
407 Run Away Plans
Back to Phase Reality 0 merits
Back to Phase Reality 0 merits
Category 5:
501 Run Away
502 Out of Control
503 Self Inflicted Injury
Back to Phase Reality 0 merits
Back to Phase Reality 0 merits
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Re: Respect Camp--Secret WWASP torture gulag
« Reply #3 on: January 28, 2009, 07:20:24 PM »
Link(s)?
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Re: Respect Camp--Secret WWASP torture gulag
« Reply #4 on: January 28, 2009, 07:53:17 PM »
i agree we need a link

also anyone else notice how it left our respect for yourself?

and also their
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You are responsible for your health and hydration.

how can one do that if they are not allowed to or do not respect themselves enough to do that?
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Re: Respect Camp--Secret WWASP torture gulag
« Reply #5 on: January 28, 2009, 07:59:53 PM »
Demerits and Inappropriate Behavior outline
CATEGORY OF RULE VIOLATION
REGULAR CONSEQUENCES
SELF CORRECTION

Category 1:
101 Rude Act
102 Rude Manners
103 Disrespect to Staff
104 Rude Comments
105 Destructive Peer Relations
106 Disrespect of Property
107 Inappropriate Comments
108 Unsatisfactory Effort
109 Unsatisfactory Attitude
110 Late
111 Unsatisfactory Inspection
112 Dress Code Violation
113 Manipulation
114 Horseplay
115 Dishonesty
116 Breaking Silence
20 Demerits
10 Demerits

Category 2:
201 Trend what does that mean?
202 Major Rude Act
203 Major Horseplay
204 Shutdown Violation
205 Violation of Visit
206 Insubordination
207 Major Mischief
208 Defacing (Restitution)
209 Out of Area
210 Blatant Rule Violation
211 Major Negative Attitude
212 Not Following Directions
213 Major Dishonesty
214 Minor Contraband
215 Breaking Silence
216 Blatant Violation of Meals
217 Note Passing
218 Gossiping
219 Unmarked Items
220 Borrowing and Lending
50 Demerits
20 Demerits

Category 3:
301 Group Removal
302 Refusal
303 Theft
304 Vandalism-Restitution
305 Cheating
306 Physical intimidation
307lying on Statement of Fact more non-translatable cult-speak
308 Major Contraband
309 Breaking Confidentiality
100 Demerits
70 Demerits

Category 4:
401 Fighting
402 Tobacco
403 Disruptive Removal/
404 Alcohol/Drugs
405 Serious Misconduct
406 Weapons
407 Run Away Plans
Back to Phase Reality 0 merits
Back to Phase Reality 0 merits

Category 5:
501 Run Away
502 Out of Control Helpless crying? mental breaks?

503 Self Inflicted Injury Punishing suicide attempts, and self injury induced through torment
Back to Phase Reality 0 merits
Back to Phase Reality 0 merits


Cadets may opt to significantly reduce their demerits by "Self-Correction". Self Corrections are allowed
for categories 1 – 3 and up to three Self Corrections are allowed per week. It’s a matter of accountability that the
student recognizes his non working action and alerts the staff not getting caught then opting to self correct,
by then it’s too late. (turn yourself in and your peers)


Your behavior is carefully watched and measured in every part of the program, every day. You
are graded in the platoon area by your Squad Instructor’s and in Special Skill Training by the trainer. Each
of these evaluations is recorded daily and weekly under the Cadet Progress Report. Cadet evaluations will:
a. Assist in determining the progress the Individual cadet has made.
b. Evaluate the conduct of each cadet.
c. Identify those cadets qualified to progress in the program, ... or
requiring remedial or special training.

"if staff violates... rules; it is your responsibility to make it known to the Assistant Director of Respect Camp as
soon as possible.


The chain of command system works and you must allow it to work for you. If you neglect to properly
use your chain of command or manipulate Respect Camp staff that is not in your chain of command, you
will face consequences.

You -Your Squad Leader-- Your Instructor -- Your Senior Instructor --Your Chief
Instructor--Your Asst. CAMP Dir--then the CAMP Director [color="red"] [so its the prisoner's respnosibiliy to turn in misbehaviing gurards, but in order to do that he needs to go through the misbehaving guards and all his friends, and if tries to circumvent the process he will recive additional torture] [/color]

Your behavior in any situation will determine how firmly you will be treated. We apply only as
much control, as you require staying within the rules and norms of the program.
If you are out of control, a
member of the staff, who will use only the amount of force necessary, will bring you back into control.  We all hope this does not happen, but you must understand that you CAN prevent a physical restraint at any time by putting yourself under control

NORMS AND DISCIPLINE
What is a norm? A norm describes the behavior expected of you at any merit in the program day. If you follow program norms, you will progress through the program(...) You have the power to decide if you will or will not follow norms. We control the consequences: positive or negative.

Military discipline is defined as that mental attitude and state of training that causes obedience
and proper conduct to be instinctive under all conditions.
It is founded upon respect for, and loyalty to,
properly constituted authority.

Self-discipline is the willing and instinctive habit of obedience to accepted rules,


Simply, self discipline is you and you  alone are responsible for everything that has happened or will happen to you.
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Re: Respect Camp--Secret WWASP torture gulag
« Reply #6 on: January 28, 2009, 08:06:33 PM »
Seems reasonable enough.
Where is the handbook that instructs the program to abuse children?
Surely it is amongst the secret hidden documents...
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Re: Respect Camp--Secret WWASP torture gulag
« Reply #7 on: January 28, 2009, 08:11:29 PM »
Quote from: "Guest"
Seems reasonable enough.
Where is the handbook that instructs the program to abuse children?
Surely it is amongst the secret hidden documents...


Quote
Your behavior in any situation will determine how firmly you will be treated. We apply only as
much control, as you require staying within the rules and norms of the program. If you are out of control, a
member of the staff, who will use only the amount of force necessary, will bring you back into control. We all hope this does not happen, but you must understand that you CAN prevent a physical restraint at any time by putting yourself under control

NORMS AND DISCIPLINE
What is a norm? A norm describes the behavior expected of you at any merit in the program day. If you follow program norms, you will progress through the program(...) You have the power to decide if you will or will not follow norms. We control the consequences: positive or negative.

hidden right in plan sight. works best sometimes.

notice that norm is not described for the staff issuing the "treatment"?
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Re: Respect Camp--Secret WWASP torture gulag
« Reply #8 on: January 28, 2009, 09:02:25 PM »
CODE OF ETHICS AND GENERAL ORDERS
Personal integrity is defined as a person’s rigid adherence to a code or standard of values
Code of Ethics
(Cadet must know word for word)
When you recite your general orders it should go like this:
“Sir, this cadet’s first general order is…” (When you get to the end, start over with) “Sir this cadet’s
second general order is…

1. I will follow lawful orders given by all staff at all times.
4. I will work to develop my core values and maintain a positive attitude at all times.
5. I will demonstrate pride in Respect Camp and myself.
6. I will remain alert to all instruction and ask for assistance when needed.
9. I will work to physically train my body with motivation and pride.
10. I will avoid negatively manipulating others or the program.
11. I will perform all tasks to the best of my ability.
CORE VALUES
Self Discipline
This means that you and you alone are responsible for whatever has happened or will happen to
you.

CADET CHARACTERISTICS
2. Exhibits a strong feeling of pride in the program and his country.
3. Is able to work as a member of a team.
4. Displays a positive mental attitude.
5. Provides leadership when empowered or when needed.
6. Possesses qualities of follower ship.
7. Follows instructions.
8. Carries out orders.
9. Respects authority.
10. Displays an instant willing response to orders.
11. Develops self-discipline.This means that you and you alone are responsible for whatever has happened or will happen to you.

LEADERSHIP

The ultimate goal of Respect Camp is the creation and maintenance of an organization that will loyally and willingly accomplish any reasonable task assigned or indicated,and will initiate suitable action in the absence of orders. [i thought it was to treat menatlly ill children, apperently it's to creat a mindlessly obedient, self-perpetuating group ]



2) RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LEADERS AND FOLLOWERS
Teacher/Scholar and Father/Son Relationship. Leaders must strive to establish a very special relationship
with followers in an organization. The relationship between leaders and followers should be to the extent
that leaders are responsible for the physical, mental, and moral welfare, as well as the discipline and
training of the people under their charge. If your leaders and instructors are to be like teachers and fathers
to you, then the relationship implies that you have a responsibility to be good “students” and learn from
your leaders and to be good “sons and daughters” and heed their advice when you have personal problems.

(the "leaders" here are teens supposedly too mentally ill to be allowed in society. They are given extreem power, authority, and control of other teens. The mininum wage staff charged with beating/restraiing these kids should they defy any sort of rule, and "mentally ill" teens are described to the prisoners as their  new parents, who should always be headed]


l. Loyalty
(2) Never discuss the problems of your organization, followers, or seniors with outsiders.
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Re: Respect Camp--Secret WWASP torture gulag
« Reply #9 on: January 28, 2009, 09:15:40 PM »
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LEADERSHIP

The ultimate goal of Respect Camp is the creation and maintenance of an organization that will loyally and willingly accomplish any reasonable task assigned or indicated,and will initiate suitable action in the absence of orders.

Sounds like the creation of an autonomous hit squad. Do a certain percentage of "successful graduates" later enter that line of work?
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Re: Respect Camp--Secret WWASP torture gulag
« Reply #10 on: January 28, 2009, 09:22:59 PM »
Oh Jesus Christ, you quoted it. Why did you quote it? This is some monumentally hideous shit.

Quote
Seems reasonable enough.
Where is the handbook that instructs the program to abuse children?
Surely it is amongst the secret hidden documents...

10/10 A+ would be trolled again!

Quote from: "cgreen"
Quote
LEADERSHIP

The ultimate goal of Respect Camp is the creation and maintenance of an organization that will loyally and willingly accomplish any reasonable task assigned or indicated,and will initiate suitable action in the absence of orders.

Sounds like the creation of an autonomous hit squad. Do a certain percentage of "successful graduates" later enter that line of work?

No.

I guarantee you, no.

The United States military knows better than this, as do most foreign militaries. The 1920's Mafia would distinctly not resort to any of this. Anyone attempting to create an actual squad of assassins using these techniques would...

Well fuck, you can figure THAT one out, can't you?
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Re: Respect Camp--Secret WWASP torture gulag
« Reply #11 on: January 28, 2009, 09:40:03 PM »
they are creating cannon fodder. aka we dont care what happens to you as long as you make us look good.
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Respect Camp EAGLE MERIT CAMP--gulag has 2 names
« Reply #12 on: January 28, 2009, 10:11:15 PM »
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TRAITS AND PRINCIPLES

The leadership traits are demonstrated or projected in the leader’s actions and the
leadership principles provide the guidelines for a successful leader. [lesson=If you don't submit to slavery, refuse to abuse other kids, don't love being tortured, Youre not a leader]

CADET UNIFORMS
The basic uniform for cadets is the BDU.
a. Cadets will not wear any unserviceable uniform items or neglect to wear any of the
above-mentioned items. Instructors will ensure that all cadets present satisfactory
military appearance and bearing.
b. Cadets will use their free time in the evening to prepare their uniforms
these kids work form 6 in the morning to 9:00 at night. there is no free-time.

GROOMING STANDARDS
Upon intake into Respect Camp, you will receive an entry-level military precise haircut
children's heads are shaved bald upon intake. Just like prison. Dehumanizing. One of many violations of the body

1) Entering the Mess hall
The instructor will give the order to move your squad into the Mess hall. Upon entering cadets
will remove their covers and move in an orderly fashion to the chow line. When directed to do so, cadets
will select a tray from the stack and side step through the chow line. Trays will be held horizontally at chest
level. Cadets will issue the greeting of the day to all staff.
Cadets will be required to wait until their respective class is present in their assigned chow section
to sit and consume chow. Instructors will issue the command- Ready, SEAT- for cadets to sit in a uniform
manner, Adjust- to adjust seating position in a uniform manner, and EAT- for chow consumption to begin.
Cadets will be allowed to offer grace individually and quietly.

Dining Hall Rules
1. No talking will be allowed. Cadets must request permission to speak by raising hand and waiting to be
called on by an instructor.

2. No food or beverages are to be removed from the dining hall.
3. All cadets will remain seated until their row is called to exit the dining hall.
4. Cadets will not be allowed to swap or give their food to another cadet.

3) Leaving the Mess hall
After cadets have completed their meal, they will move orderly to the scullery and dispose of
utensils and trash. Cadets will assume a file along the bulkhead with cover in their left hand, forearm
parallel to the deck. The platoon will await Instruction from the SI to depart the Chow Hall.

4) Mess Duty (Kitchen Police or KP)
At some point in the program, you may be assigned to Mess Duty. Your mission on mess duty is to
assist the Chow Hall in their duties and to learn as much possible about working on a job "first mention of forced labor, justified as "learning" about  menial labor

Follow the below listed norms while on Kitchen Police. [kitchen "police"?]

d. Do not ask for additional food. If a child is hungry why can he not have additional food? Or even ask for it? I enjoy their real life implentation of the Dicken's novel "Oliver"


RULES AND REGULATIONS
Cadets will:
1. Say, Yes Or No Instructor.
2. Obey all orders given by all staff members.
3. Say 'Yes, sir" or "Yes, ma'am" to all adults.
4. Say "Sir/ma’am, by your leave, sir/ma' am" when passing a staff member from behind
5. Attend Physical Training.
6. Attend drill, work details or class as scheduled.
11. Wear covers properly when outside the barracks. No excuses will be heard.

Cadets will not:
1. Engage in horse playing.
3. Talk back or be disrespectful to any staff member.
4. Talk to any person not assigned to Eagle Merit Camp without permission. [I thought this place was called "respect" camp. Why is it called two things at once? Is a 'normal' name given to outsiders and a degrading campe name for the captives? Was Eagle Merit a known WWASP entity and Respect Camp the new title meant to hide association Why can't the kids talk to outsiders without permission? the possibility of leaking information about torture?]
5. Be on racks between 0600 and 2030.
8. Be out of the rack between 2100 and 0600 without the permission of a staff member.
9. Enter any office or area without the permission of a staff member. [color="red"] enter any "area"? [/color]


B. Etiquette of Cadets
The list below will outline the demeanor/manner by which a cadet will conduct himself .

1 Requesting permission to speak. When a cadet desires to speak to a staff member]Talking
inside the barracks will be kept to a whisper.[/b] A cadet desiring to talk with another cadet not assigned to his
Squad Bay may go to the common area when free time is granted. I don't see any free time in the schedule. It seems the kids are never allowed to talk to eachother


4. THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO TALKING ALLOWED IN THE HEAD/SHOWER ROOM.

5. The first cadet to see anyone that is not a cadet, will sound "attention on deck", then all cadets will
come to "attention" until the command "carry on" is given. A staff member or individual entering the dorm
for the first time will be given this respect. None of the above applies when taps has been sounded or a
class is being conducted.

6. All cadets will go to "zero" (no noise) when head calls are being conducted prior to taps. After head
calls, Cadets will place all personal items in their proper place, strip down to T-shirts and underwear, and
standby at "attention" for taps procedure.

7. After prayer, all cadets will face their bunks and a instructor will sound "prepare to mount." The cadets
will respond by saying "Sir, prepare to mount, aye aye sir", Then a instructor will sound "mount" at which
time the cadets will mount his rack." Once mounted, the cadets will assume the position of "attention" until
they have been given the command to "adjust" and go to sleep with no talking.

8. Cadets will not call another by any nickname. Only his last name preceded by the "cadet." All
Instructors will be addressed as Instructor. All other staff members will be addressed as Mr. or Ms. or
Officer.

9. All cadets must double time everywhere they go unless otherwise directed.


C. Standard Procedures that each cadet is made aware of while at Camp.
1. Mail - Each cadet is encouraged to write his family as often as possible. Each cadet will hand his
outgoing letters to the instructor/Parent Rep in the dormitory.

3. Bunk Assignment Once a cadet is assigned a rack, he will not change unless told to do so by a staff
member.
4. Courtesy and Respect - All staff members will be treated with courtesy and respect at all times,
5. Visiting - Visiting Request will be handled by Parent Reps.
6. Television and Radio – Prohibited unless prior approval has been obtained.(educational only)
9. Any area of the dormitory is subject to inspection at anytime.
10. Cadets will be in full uniform any time they leave the building unless otherwise directed by authority.
11. All cadets are responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the dormitory and yard as directed.
12. Talking, noise making, or any form of communication after "lights out" is prohibited.
13. There will be no food allowed in the barracks/living quarters.
14. Each cadet will take care of personal hygiene daily as directed.
15. Telephone privileges will be given to all Responsibility Phase Cadets, individual conduct and
participation in the program.
12. Talking, noise making, or any form of communication after "lights out" is prohibited.


D. Grooming Standards
1. All cadets will have a haircut before the end of the day on Tuesday’s. The cadets’ head will be
completely bald.

2. All cadets are required to be shaven before 0600 each day. No facial hair is allowed. So, the kids are awake fairly long before 6:00 every morning. Even if they woke up exactly at 6:00 they'd be sleep deprived because of the amount of exercise they do. Now it's clear they get less than 8:00 hours sleep
3. Fingernails and toenails will be kept clipped and clean at all times.
4. Every cadet will take at least one shower every day. All other personal hygiene, such as teeth, etc., is to
be attended to on a daily basis.
5. Cadets’ footgear is to be kept clean, with laces threaded to the top of the footgear. Cadets must wear
footgear whenever leaving the building or during class inspection Socks are to be worn at all times
except when showering. Trousers are to be worn at all times. Shirts are to be tucked inside the trousers
at all times.
6. Every cadet will be fully dressed between the hours of 0600 and 2000.



BARRACKS RULES
1. Cadets will make their racks each morning before formation.
3. Loud talking, obscene language, whistling, singing or any other form of boisterous behavior is not
permitted in the housing unit.
5. Proper sleeping apparel will be worn between the
hours of 2000 and 0600.
6. Cadets will not be allowed off of their "racks" between 2100 and 0600 except to go to the head or an
emergency. [red=color] they can't go leave their bunks betwwn 9 and 6 in the morning, which would be reasonable if any time during the day they had free time or free movement [/color]
7. Sitting or lying on beds is prohibited between 0600 and 2000.(exception is Academics/Skill building.) kids can't sit down all day except for when they are doing "skills"
8. Cadets are responsible for the contents of their locker and will be held accountable for any contraband
 among their property, or around their area. Therefore, you should inspect your
"rack" area prior to leaving and immediately upon entering to ensure that you have complied with all
housing unit regulations and that there is no contraband present. If any contraband is found in your area,
you should immediately bring the matter to the attention of the duty instructor.
9. You are not permitted at any time to enter another cadets living area other than your own, nor are you
permitted to allow another cadet to enter your assigned sleeping area unless officially assigned to the same
sleeping area. kids, though living together. must remain isolated physically from eachother
10. You are responsible for the cleanliness of your own assigned sleeping area and locker.
11. Go directly to your assigned area when returning to the housing unit unless instructed to do otherwise.
Loitering and malingering will not be permitted.
12. Cadets must be completely dressed when out of their assigned sleeping areas, except when instructed
otherwise by a staff member.
13. No food products will be allowed in any cadets’ locker.

14. COUNT: When count is announced, all cadets’ will report to their designated count locations, standing
at the position of attention until instructed to "carry on." The count location for cadets will be in front of
their "rack." The count location for cadets’ on work details will be in formation as instructed by the work
supervisor of that detail. No cadet movement takes place while count is in progress.

16. Staff can order any cadet to open his locker for inspection at any time.
17. Personal property is your responsibility. The boot camp will not be responsible for articles lost or
stolen. So are kids supposed to fight it out with other kds or staff who steal their stuff? Or just accept their powerlessness?
19. Cadets’ will shower every day.
20. Cadets’ will have a clean face every day. Are kids forcibly stripped naked and bathed if they refuse to participate in the public bathing set-up? Why are teens further along in program, and staff allowed to "inspect" the bodies of these young adults? Its violating level of force and not in keeping with any camp i've heard of
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Re: Respect Camp--Secret WWASP torture gulag
« Reply #13 on: January 28, 2009, 10:17:54 PM »
Do we even want to know what happened to 15 and 18?
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Re: Respect Camp--Secret WWASP torture gulag
« Reply #14 on: January 28, 2009, 10:29:16 PM »
WORK
1. Refusal to work is regarded as misconduct.
2. All cadets’ will be assigned to work crews under the supervision of an instructor.
3. Work will consist of a variety of maintenance, custodial and construction assignments.
4. Workers will be provided with appropriate clothing and equipment.
5. Work will generally be scheduled Monday through Friday from 0800 hours until sunset.
6. Workers are strictly prohibited from unauthorized contacts with non-Camp personnel while outside the
fence. Violation will result in immediate disciplinary action.

7. Workers must remain at their assigned work site and under the supervision of staff.
Any unscheduled or unauthorized departure or absence from the work site or vehicle will be considered an
escape subject to criminal prosecution.


A. ESCAPE - A person commits an offense if he unlawfully removes himself from official
detention following temporary leave granted for a specific purpose or limited period, or leaves his
work site unauthorized.
B. Permitting or Facilitating Escape — Any person who knowingly causes or facilitates an
escape is committing an offense. If you aid another cadet in any way in an escape, you will be
charged with aiding an escape and conspiracy.


8. While working around the main complex, no cadet will leave the place of work without authorization
from the work or crew supervisor, nor without a pass properly signed indicating the destination and the
time the cadet left work.

10. All work crew cadets’ are to follow the directions of the drill instructor or maintenance repairman.
11. Unless given special permission by the drill instructor or maintenance repairman, all workers will be
required to wear a shirt while working.
12. Each cadet working will carry his share of the job and cannot quit working until the job has been
completed and inspected, unless otherwise authorized.

13. Any cadet on a work crew may be required by the crew supervisor to do any job relating to the general
duties of the work crew.
14. Those cadets’ not assigned to a work crew will be expected to be ready at 0800 hours for any in-house
work.
15. While on a work crew, cadets’ must remain in sight of the work or crew supervisors at all times and
obey all orders.

WORKSITE RULES
4. Follow each order given. Your work performance is evaluated daily.

WORKSITE SAFETY
You will be familiar with the operation of all tools you are using and must use safety goggles, gloves, hard hat and ear protection when appropriate. If you should become injured and unable to work, it may become necessary to return you to a correctional institution and assign another cadet in your place.

WORK DEPARTURE/RETURN
1. All cadets’ for specific work crews will depart with the work crew supervisor. They will carry tools,
toolboxes, materials, lunches, coolers, water jugs, etc. to the work crew truck and/or work site.
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