Okay, it looks like we're going to be staying in here for a while, so I'll stop larping as Freddy (in here, at least. QResearch will feel Toots' fury...)

I brought free beer and tendies, let's get comfy and pass some time analyzing the new Epstein Isle drone footage--which is fucking incredible work, by the way, Caribbean anon.

What we need, too, is a CA anon that can start snooping around at pic related. I guarantee you it's a similar deal. I know from first-hand experience that it's connected to the bootlegger tunnels under downtown L.A. and Hollywood, though you can't get into some areas of it anymore and it's really dangerous to go down there these days if you don't want to get harvested for organs.

Still keep looking for a place to type the captcha, LOL.

>>1667

>Wikipedia is perfectly fine for facts that are not in dispute.

I think we got off the ride just in time.

>>1703

>This is the cesspit lagoon, I think. That white crusty shit looks a lot like the scum that floats to the top in a septic tank.

The smell would be immense. My inkling is that the island is a bit too small and the occupants too wealthy to want to do it this way. Though there's no evidence to suggest it, I suspect they flush their waste water to sea via an underwater pipeline.

Is it possible this lagoon is part of their heat exchange system, which could explain why it's extra briny? (Constant evaporation and replacement of the water with fresh seawater results in salt buildup)

>>1695

>1. The holocaust was no fake.

Certainly not, but there are an immense number of inconsistencies and both acknowledged and unacknowledged deceptions surrounding official accounts of the holocaust. While it certainly occurred, knowledge about the extent to which it occurred has been manipulated for political reasons and the specific atrocities that occurred have been radically embellished to better justify censorship laws relating to it.

I'm not interested in going into specifics about which parts are and aren't true; we don't have enough information and it's not incredibly relevant right now, and I personally would rather if our bunker didn't turn into a microcosm of the neverending QResearch cancer "JQ vs MuhJoo" struggle.

>>1716

>>1727

The handles on those pipes are very likely for ball valves with a much smaller internal diameter than the external diameter of the pipes. This suggests they are heavily insulated, which means they are for very high- or low-temperature fluids (gases or liquids). We also see a pressure gauge and a blowoff valve midway down the center pipe, which suggests it's also a high-pressure system, which suggests steam. I'm not sure what they need a high-pressure steam system for given it's the Caribbean and the most common application for steam is heating. Also note that the bends in the thick pipes appear to be using standard stainless ducting 90º elbows, which may just be a shroud over the actual piping that's inside it (probably packed with insulating material).

Can anyone ENHANCE and read the white text on the cyan label on the pipe?

>>1738

>>1741

I know that certain Mafia groups and some of the Mexican cartels (with whom these people do business) are in the habit of dissolving corpses in solvents to be certain there are no identifiable remains. The necessary reagents aren't very expensive and you have many choices, and the chemicals have benign civilian uses so it's not necessarily a red flag to law enforcement if you buy a lot of them. The entire body can be dissolved, including hair, bones, teeth, basically everything except perhaps medical prostheses made of teflon or certain metals.

https://nypost.com/2018/04/26/mexican-rapper-admits-to-dissolving-students-bodies-in-acid/

https://dailycaller.com/2018/04/24/mexico-cartel-students-acid/

https://www.inquisitr.com/4839338/mexican-man-connected-to-el-chapo-guzmans-cartel-reportedly-dissolved-over-240-dead-bodies/

>>1755

>This is why I'm thinking it's ammonia based cooling plant.

That's heavy duty shit, which implies the facility is more extensive than some of us might expect, requiring a high-throughput cooling system either due to large internal volume or a lot of depth and geothermal heat to deal with, or both. If it were neither very deep nor very voluminous, air cooling should be just fine. An ammonia system requires much more maintenance and the consequences of failure of the system are vastly more dangerous, not to mention the much higher up front cost.

>>1772

>Personally, I just think an incinerator makes sense. I am 100% ready and willing to be wrong, though

One problem I see with that idea is that law enforcement in many places love to have helicopters using FLIR systems to watch for high heat output in places that don't have an apparent reason for having it; this has been done extensively in the U.S. to obtain search warrants to find weed grow operations, since the grow lights produce a lot of waste heat. Another way they do it is by keeping an eye on your power draw; residential locations using industrial levels of power, etc. They can also use gas spectrometry to determine the approximate composition of exhaust gases from structures, all under the guise of climate change watchdogging. Burning corpses could probably get you noticed by one of these methods, and you must also remember that you can't really burn up bones; they are typically pulverized in a ball mill, then the ashes and bonemeal have to be disposed of as hazardous waste. Burning up human bodies produces a large quantity of ash, which forms caustic hydroxide salts if mixed with water.

>>1790

>if there's underground shit there, a powerful cooling system is exactly what you'd need to control the temperature and humidity in that environment.

Yeah. We know for sure they have an underground facility, but I enjoy speculating about how extensive it is. Lately a lot of the surface details we've been deriving from DroneAnon's images suggest that it's a lot bigger than a few meeting rooms and bedrooms and inexplicably-located swimming pools with no water inside. I am becoming convinced they have built below sea level.

>>1809

Christ. The oil filter is the size of a 2 liter bottle. The air intake filter is about 2 feet long. It's got at least one turbo on it. The gauges read out to a max of 400 AMPS and up to 600 Volts (so if you pegged both you would be hitting 240,000 W). I can't tell what the third gauge is. Does it say Tilt? But looking at CAT's website it's a beastly rig meant for heavy industry applications, it takes 35 liters of oil, an inline 6 with over 400 BHP. If they're running two of these, they must have serious equipment running down there in addition to lighting and cooling for a very large amount of square and cubic footage.

>>1825

Yeah. People produce a lot of waste, especially wealthy Westerners. It's possible they export their waste via a disposal company rather than processing it on the island. I'm sure ships are coming and going all the time to bring in supplies, fuel, personnel, etc. so the export shipments may just blend in to the susurrus.

Then again, maybe the fucking thing is on the DUMB network and they drop their trash in a subterranean chasm accessible via the tram system? LOL. Just thinking out loud, here, too.

>>1832

>I get two based on the front of the powerhouse.

Concur. Looks like it's inside a housing and they've piped the exhaust out to the red stacks. Possible that the green downward elbows are the air intakes. Maybe they're using the ammonia cooling system to keep those generators cool, too, since placing them inside a housing (probably to reduce noise) makes air cooling a lot more difficult. The place must have been designed with future underground expansion in mind, because even two of those is overkill even for a big resort. We have to keep in mind that the island doesn't have that much usable volume above sea level, overall, and building below sea level adds huge extra challenges; you have to have bilge pumps for emergencies and the ability to pressurize the below-sea rooms to counteract the effects of water intrusion, and\or construction becomes very expensive as all the rooms have to have thick walls lined with impermeable substances.

>>1818

>I don't know that there would be a whole lot of flyovers looking for things like that

I'm thinking satellites, but of course we know he has major, major connections to US and Israeli intelligence.

>>1845

>Wave action would ensure relatively cool water would always be circulating through.

Yeah, quite a few nuclear power plants use the same technique. The sea is an EXCELLENT heatsink.

>The third gauge is the frequency of the AC in hz

Okay, that's important because hardware engineered in different countries expects power at different frequencies and may or may not have a high tolerance for deviation. Particularly matters with electronics, though grooming power input via an APC\UPS is important for any major data farm to prevent damage from power spikes or data loss from interruptions in service.

>>1846

>A data center perhaps?

Maybe not a full-scale data center, since even a desktop computer typically uses 500-1000W, and major server hardware uses much more, but there's definitely something drinking up all that power. Could be that the diesel system is a backup for something else--could Epstein have gasoline turbine, nuclear, or even next-gen power system down there somewhere?

>>1849

>USGS is removing EQs from the feed.

Yeah, major Streissand effect shit going on with USGS right now. That Dutch got swatted further suggests that someone clowny doesn't want anons focusing on what's going on out west.

>>1557

Yeap. A mixture of the "Temple" being a distraction, cheap contractors (Mexicans do work like this but you can't beat the price), recent storm damage, dome and statues being removed.

Outside this facade building we see some decent-quality storm windows, a fire pit with bench seating around it, palm trees, a few miscellaneous benches off by themselves, and nothing more than a gravel footpath connecting the "Temple" to other points on the island.

Strong suspicion that the inside of the "Temple" connects to the underground portions of the facility, and the area around it is a place to catch some fresh air and sip cocktails around a fire before you go back inside and below for more "dominoes"

>>1791

>>1808

>>1813

>>1815

There's a lot of stuff that plays into the "Trump is a creep" narrative. Let's delineate some:

"Access Hollywood" video - "I moved on her like a bitch", "When you're a star you can do anything" etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcZcTnykYbw Worth noting that at 0:50 the video glitches out and makes it hard to see the face of the suit who's stepping off the bus. Interesting.

Comments about Ivanka on "The View" - "If Ivanka weren't my daughter, I'd probably be dating her."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diMp241gAcw

Miscellaneous "awkward moments" with Trump and Ivanka; "What do you have in common with Ivanka?" "Well, I was going to say sex, but I can't relate that to her."

Ivanka says of Trump "He's definitely not a typical father. He's a character."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6h8XzB6-m1s

I could probably dig up more, since we all know there's a lot, but let's instead talk about what it could mean.

Personally, based on my long-term observations of Trump in a variety of contexts and moments, I trust him as a man with a good heart. I suspect that these awkward moments, which we're obviously meant to take as gaffes, are all intentional points of character development. We're given to believe, based on Q drops and on the analysis of many Anons of Trump's past, parentage, family, and the things he does and doesn't partake of, that what we are witnessing is the coming-together of a very long game; a plan built over the course of decades and involving many people. Go back again to Ivanka's comment: "He's a character." Trump's strategy to get elected depended heavily on his wide-ranging appeal to a cross-section of common folk, based on his business success, bravado, common-sense speech, tough stances on issues of obvious concern, his contrast to weak-willed, water-blooded politicians from our recent past, and of course, his extremely masculine machismo. One thing Trump has never been mistaken for is a faggot. And like it or not, agree with me or not, we men are stupid. By that, I mean, we like what we like and we like it a lot, and we often express this sentiment in hollering, low-brow ways. Which of us has never talked about seizing a wench by the pussy in locker room moments?

Yes. Rather than gaffes, each of these comments was a hook. A chance for us to see Trump as a regular guy, one with humanity and appetites many of us recognize and understand and perhaps even respect. Ones that even women will be subconsciously drawn to, despite that they are often trained to react with disgust to displays like his. The Globo-Homo Fake News MKUltra programming can't completely bypass our innate wiring, and we're a species that carried on its existence by grabbing pussies and sticking our cocks in them for many thousands of years.

We can't see Trump as clean and clinical and polite, because we want him to destroy PC culture and return us to an era of natural, say-what-we-feel free speech where words don't land us in prison. And in order to get the Fake News to accurately report on these hooks so the diverse and manifold common folk have a chance to see him at his best, his behavior has to be onerous, risible, inflammatory, and otherwise a train wreck that no one can look away from. Because in modern politics, it's utter death to be a lukewarm glass of water, a low-energy mess like JEB! or a bland suit and tie like Ted Cruz or a forgettable grey blob like Kasich. And all of these players gave Trump an even sharper background to stand in contrast against.

In short, I say, Trust the Plan. Trump is exactly who he needed to be to get elected and keep people's attention despite the monumental efforts being made to discredit and demonize him. And unless we want to assume that Ivanka's brain is MKUltraed into gelatinous goop, when I look at her, I see a daughter that loves her father despite any of his apparent proclivities. He's a character.

>>2003

>All things happen for a reason.

>>2010

>I agree with you on this one, fam.

♫ Start over again

♫ Everything happens for a reason

♫ Good doesn't come without pain

♫ Start over again

♫ Everything happens for a reason

Ain't it funny how you're born and then your life begins

Just like a baby all alone, that's if you wasn't a twin

You must begin to fend for self when the umbilical's cut

The doctor put you under the heating lamp, your spirit is touched

You know what, I take that back, why? You was alive

Date of conception, interception cause the sperm did collide

From T 'n A to DNA, feelings turn to children

The morning after pill didn't put a halt to our very existence

We living, breathing, soon we'll be teething

Our granny got a goal and now we want one for that reason

An adolescent mind is so impressionable in those stages

But parents got to parent their kids to keep them out of cages

Cell therapists beware of this lugie that I spit

Incarceration without rehabilitation really don't mean shit

Little Ricky's home, he gotta serve probation for six months

But Uncle Donnel and Ol' Dirty Bastard still in the joint

Reset

Start over again

Everything happens for a reason

Good doesn't come without pain

Start over again

Everything happens for a reason

Good does not come without pain

Meaning, before it gets better, it's going get worse

Like my homies on the sick side still dying over turf

That don't belong to us

I mean us, left in the dust

Try to catch up with massah

I used to wanna wrap my hands around the esophagus of them crackers

But Ephesians 6:12 said it wasn't flesh and blood that we wrestle against

Principalities, powers of this world

Rulers of darkness and spiritual wickedness

In high places, so throw that whole armor of righteousness

I spark this thing, but my name ain't Bubba

I got a problem with racist cab drivers, like Glover

And brothers that wax fat and forget all about the struggle

Yeah, come on, come on

Guess what, guess what

Time to reset this thing

♫ Start over again

♫ Everything happens for a reason

♫ Good doesn't come without pain

♫ Start over again

♫ Everything happens for a reason

Listen to me

I awaken to sunlight that's beyond bright

This day will be done right

There is a war, just waiting on the other side of the door

But I'll be bringing God to the gunfight

Can't live forever, so have some fun, right

Life's a bowl of candy, you can have one, right

You can handle if tomorrow never comes, right

You'll get used to singing if only for one night

But I intend to raise two daughters and a son right

And I couldn't have wrote this if I was hopeless

And see I focus to provoke this

So open wide for my opinionated opus

Stop playing Go Fish, but not below this

Before I go, I thought that you all should know this

Recognize and realize before any regretting

Before you relapse, perhaps you'll consider resetting

Start over again

Everything happens for a reason