A $21 trillion underground Doomsday base?

[BradStevens]

This can’t be real, can it?

Former Bush Housing Official Claims Government Has Spent $21 Trillion Building an Underground Doomsday ‘Base’

Catherine Austin Fitts, an investment banker and former housing official, made the shocking claims to former Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

www.yahoo.com

 

[mrhighlife]

This can’t be real, can it?

Former Bush Housing Official Claims Government Has Spent $21 Trillion Building an Underground Doomsday ‘Base’

Catherine Austin Fitts, an investment banker and former housing official, made the shocking claims to former Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

www.yahoo.com

I'd be more surprised if it wasn't.

 

[mcmurtry66]

This can’t be real, can it?

Former Bush Housing Official Claims Government Has Spent $21 Trillion Building an Underground Doomsday ‘Base’

Catherine Austin Fitts, an investment banker and former housing official, made the shocking claims to former Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

www.yahoo.com

Accounting would be hard to conceal. Construction workers not saying anything. On and on. I watched the Netflix documentary on 911. Where they went had equipment that looked like a 1970s phone company office.

I find it hard to believe

 

[crazed_hoosier2]

This can’t be real, can it?

Former Bush Housing Official Claims Government Has Spent $21 Trillion Building an Underground Doomsday ‘Base’

Catherine Austin Fitts, an investment banker and former housing official, made the shocking claims to former Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

www.yahoo.com

I’m good friends with a guy whose company does major civil projects. Lots of underground and underwater things. Tunnels, bridges, you get the idea.

And that’s a fairly small community of an industry.

Some years ago playing golf, we were talking about the underground work that happened in DC after 9/11 around the Capitol complex. If you’ve been there since then, you know that the visitor’s center is underground. I think it might actually have been planned prior to 9/11.

He told me that there were classified federal underground projects happening as well - and that they were bigger than the Capitol project and not put out to bid. So his company wasn’t working on them.

Now…$21T is a preposterous number. I absolutely do not believe that. The entire cost of the Big Dig, even adjusted for inflation, would be something like $30B. And that was a massive excavation project.

But would I believe they have a big underground complex we don’t know about? Yes, I would.

 

[DANC]

I’m good friends with a guy whose company does major civil projects. Lots of underground and underwater things. Tunnels, bridges, you get the idea.

And that’s a fairly small community of an industry.

Some years ago playing golf, we were talking about the underground work that happened in DC after 9/11 around the Capitol complex. If you’ve been there since then, you know that the visitor’s center is underground. I think it might actually have been planned prior to 9/11.

He told me that there were classified federal underground projects happening as well - and that they were bigger than the Capitol project and not put out to bid. So his company wasn’t working on them.

Now…$21T is a preposterous number. I absolutely do not believe that. The entire cost of the Big Dig, even adjusted for inflation, would be something like $30B. And that was a massive excavation project.

But would I believe they have a big underground complex we don’t know about? Yes, I would.

Didn't Cheney go underground under the White House right after 9/11? I thought I'd read that somewhere - he and the staff there went to some bomb shelter there?

 

[crazed_hoosier2]

Didn't Cheney go underground under the White House right after 9/11? I thought I'd read that somewhere - he and the staff there went to some bomb shelter there?

That is something we already know about.

Both the WH and the VP’s residence at Naval Observatory have secure bunkers. There is also one near Camp David - nicknamed “Site R.”

 

[The Original Happy Goat]

This can’t be real, can it?

Former Bush Housing Official Claims Government Has Spent $21 Trillion Building an Underground Doomsday ‘Base’

Catherine Austin Fitts, an investment banker and former housing official, made the shocking claims to former Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

www.yahoo.com

I assume the number and scope is BS, but it would be ridiculous to think they don't have some kind of Noah's Ark somewhere.

 

[Univee2]

This can’t be real, can it?

Former Bush Housing Official Claims Government Has Spent $21 Trillion Building an Underground Doomsday ‘Base’

Catherine Austin Fitts, an investment banker and former housing official, made the shocking claims to former Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

www.yahoo.com

Is the $20 million membership fee per person or per couple?

Asking for a friend.

 

[crazed_hoosier2]

I assume the number and scope is BS, but it would be ridiculous to think they don't have some kind of Noah's Ark somewhere.

The number has to be BS. The resources to perform a project of that budget don’t exist - over any timeframe. Even if the funds were available.

 

[UncleMark]

Sounds like Paradise.

 

[The Original Happy Goat]

The number has to be BS. The resources to perform a project of that budget don’t exist - over any timeframe. Even if the funds were available.

yeah, it has to be nonsense. you can't hide 3 times the annual budget. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure the federal government has doomsday bunkers for important people already set up, and they'd be stupid if they didn't, but the idea of spending $6.5T on them in one year is just so preposterous, it can't be taken seriously.

 

[Joe_Hoopsier]

Which makes me wonder. Who is going to be the designated survivor when the Dream Team assembles at Auburn this year?

 

[DANC]

I assume the number and scope is BS, but it would be ridiculous to think they don't have some kind of Noah's Ark somewhere.

60 Minutes, I think, did a show on a place in the Arctic where seeds are stored in case of a Doomsday scenario. It's in some underground facility.

 

[mattndallas]

So like "Greenland"...



or even better, the plan in the first "Kingsmen" movie.

 

[UncleMark]

60 Minutes, I think, did a show on a place in the Arctic where seeds are stored in case of a Doomsday scenario. It's in some underground facility.

Pretty sure that's in Siberia.

 

[mrhighlife]

I assume the number and scope is BS, but it would be ridiculous to think they don't have some kind of Noah's Ark somewhere.

I've heard doomsday bunkers have existed since the early cold war days. Maybe they keep adding on and updating, and the price tag is cumulative?

 

[DANC]

So like "Greenland"...

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or even better, the plan in the first "Kingsmen" movie.

Now we know why Trump wants Greenland!

 

[Univee2]

I've heard doomsday bunkers have existed since the early cold war days. Maybe they keep adding on and updating, and the price tag is cumulative?

You know about The Greenbrier in West Virginia, right?

 

[mrhighlife]

You know about The Greenbrier in West Virginia, right?

Yes and thats one we know about.

 

[Noodle]

You know about The Greenbrier in West Virginia, right?

But I believe that one is no longer operational. So there must be one or more others now.

 

[The Original Happy Goat]

Pretty sure that's in Siberia.

Norway. Svalsbard, to be exact, which is a Norwegian archipelago waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay up in the Arctic region.

 

[crazed_hoosier2]

You know about The Greenbrier in West Virginia, right?

I do not. Does The Greenbrier have a doomsday shelter?

 

[mattndallas]

I do not. Does The Greenbrier have a doomsday shelter?

It does. They do tours.

It's Soviet era old school.

 

[mrhighlife]

Side topic yet related. The Fallout series are arguably the best video games ever and the TV show is dope AF. Those bunkers would cost trillions maybe.

 

[Univee2]

I do not. Does The Greenbrier have a doomsday shelter?

Pretty cool place and tour. As the story goes, somewhat built “out in the open,” but in such a way it could be barricaded from the hotel. Spartan facilities. Designed for Washington’s government to be transferred, with, IIRC, a section designed to fit a Congress as if in session. I saw it 40 years ago.

The tour guide took us to the “outside” entrance, away from the hotel. Told us the story that military guards were to be stationed there to shoot/prevent family members from being brought in during any emergency. Maybe he was embellishing. But it was eerie.

 

[Baller23Boogie]

Side topic yet related. The Fallout series are arguably the best video games ever and the TV show is dope AF. Those bunkers would cost trillions maybe.

Never could get into fallout, but yes, the TV show was really good.

 

[Harry Hondo]

This can’t be real, can it?

Former Bush Housing Official Claims Government Has Spent $21 Trillion Building an Underground Doomsday ‘Base’

Catherine Austin Fitts, an investment banker and former housing official, made the shocking claims to former Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

www.yahoo.com

This has been in the works since the 60's.

 

[hoot1]

I’m good friends with a guy whose company does major civil projects. Lots of underground and underwater things. Tunnels, bridges, you get the idea.

And that’s a fairly small community of an industry.

Some years ago playing golf, we were talking about the underground work that happened in DC after 9/11 around the Capitol complex. If you’ve been there since then, you know that the visitor’s center is underground. I think it might actually have been planned prior to 9/11.

He told me that there were classified federal underground projects happening as well - and that they were bigger than the Capitol project and not put out to bid. So his company wasn’t working on them.

Now…$21T is a preposterous number. I absolutely do not believe that. The entire cost of the Big Dig, even adjusted for inflation, would be something like $30B. And that was a massive excavation project.

But would I believe they have a big underground complex we don’t know about? Yes, I would.

Atlanta has had an underground city (400,000 square feet) since the 1960s and was sold for only 34.6 million in 2017.

 

[crazed_hoosier2]

Atlanta has had an underground city (400,000 square feet) since the 1960s and was sold for only 34.6 million in 2017.

Yeah, I remember going into it after it was renovated and reopened. Maybe early or mid 90s? Had shops and restaurants and such.

It was a cool and unique thing -- but also a financial failure.

 

[hoot1]

Yeah, I remember going into it after it was renovated and reopened. Maybe early or mid 90s? Had shops and restaurants and such.

It was a cool and unique thing -- but also a financial failure.

Speaking of financial failures.

Visited Atlanta Underground after touring Rotunda, Florida which was a financial failure in which I had invested.

Pretty hard to find a project in Florida which didn't eventually succeed, but I managed to find one.

 

[Mark Milton]

This can’t be real, can it?

Former Bush Housing Official Claims Government Has Spent $21 Trillion Building an Underground Doomsday ‘Base’

Catherine Austin Fitts, an investment banker and former housing official, made the shocking claims to former Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

www.yahoo.com

0% chance it is real. She previously claimed that this 21 mil came from the militarization of the nation since 9/11. https://www.nationalpriorities.org/analysis/2021/state-insecurity-cost-militarization-911/

She's also hideous to look at.

 

[Mark Milton]

This has been in the works since the 60's.

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