Continuing from last bread:

I find it hilarious that people are willing to speculate that a former tennis court is a clever camouflage net based on google's 3d mapping fuckery, but demand design schematics for the evil villains underground lair.

>>7521

Yeah, that's definitely another way to go.

>>7520

Paywall, but useful bit is revealed here:

"V.I. Department of Planning and Natural Resources spokesman Jamal Nielsen confirmed Monday that at least some of that construction activity has been taking place without permission from the government — the third time in as many years that Epstein has gone beyond the scope of permitted building plans.

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http://www.virginislandsdailynews.com/news/epstein-building-compound-on-great-st-james/article_a49261e9-40f0-57b1-9501-605e26e74cf3.html

>>7557

Makes me wonder if that island ever had an old mine on it and that's why he wanted it. If there were old mining cuts already on i,t it would make it easier to dig out your secret underground lair.

>>7560

Heh you know the guy's fucked if this shill rag if writing him off.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/07/jeffrey-epstein-indictment-hes-out-luck/593512/

>>7575

That looks more like crushed limestone. There's a huge pile of it over by the maintenance and power sheds.

I'll post some pics of the former tennis court in a minute.

>>7639

>>7639

Here's an interesting one of the flag pole in relation to one of the tunnels. This is where the huge fire was on the island. Whatever structure was next to the flag pole was the one that burnt down.

>>7645

Algae bloom.

The working theory we came up with a few breads back was that the vents by the power shed were a wet well that circulates seawater into it to deal with the waste heat from the AC system and generators.

>>7654

see

>>7653

>>7662

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_algae

>>7682

https://matadornetwork.com/read/mexico-caribbean-beaches-stinky-brown-algae/

>>7690

https://matadornetwork.com/read/mexico-caribbean-beaches-stinky-brown-algae/

>>7793

I wouldn't have had a problem with idris elba, but a chick? Fuck that noise.

>>7683

It's only unseen if you haven't been here in the chans. All those pics I've been dropping are out of that, and droneanon posted them four days ago.

>>7819

I think they're trashing the big film franchises on purpose so they can sell them off to the chinese.

>>7833

Plant your bullshit somewhere else breadshitter.

>>7836

Only one or two if you make a deal with the chinese to shit the franchises so they can buy them in exchange for the chinese letting all the Hollywood pedophiles claim asylum.

>>7854

Really, who the fuck knows? There's a shit ton of capital flight out of china because the yuan is going to crash sooner or later, and they know it. I wouldn't put it past the hollywood communists to try and cut some kind of a deal with the chinese communists to save their own asses.

>>7886

What the army noticed here is the power of crowdsourcing intelligence gathering. Some smart fucker noticed that when the chans put their minds to shit, like tracking down a flag, or getting the russians to drop bombs on terrorists, they can figure things out using extremely abstract information that no computer network could ever get. They realized that if they could direct the chans, or even a part of them, they could effectively make the acres of computers at ft meade and the cia obsolete, and do it for the cost of having a couple guys shitpost, and drop just enough truth to keep baiting the autists into analyzing the data for you.

if you put enough human brain power into the equation, you can figure that shit out. They don't have the budget to hire hundreds of thousands of autists to sift through the terabytes of new data every day, so how do you create a global intelligence gathering network without tapping into any existing infrastructure?

>>8158

They should just put his ass on a plane to moscow. Papa putin would send us a great big fruit basket and take care of business.

>>8170

Ugh, use the tree.

>>8175

Go on this discord and tell them how bullshit the lack of notables is and you'll find out just how much they actually support freedom of speech when you get banned.

>>8176

Ohhhhhhh... the bit from interstellar. The watch hand would tick back and forth in a certain pattern, that was morse code.

>>8196

Reread old breads?

Long story short: google's 3d mapping software overlays a flat picture on a 3d model of the terrain, and this results in the image being bent to the shape of the terrain.

Draw a picture on a piece of paper and then wrap the paper on a baseball. Your picture will look "funny", too.

>>8201

If you're trying to draw some connection between the two, there's really not.

Here's a breakdown of the clock thing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nROmaD8YA4c

>>8205

sigh

https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/shortcuts/2016/may/02/postcards-google-earth-artist-clement-valla

>>8214

RISE FOR DATLOF!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbBl5Jqs7ls

>>8218

I don't think so. Most of google's "satellite" imagery is actually from camera packages airlines put in the nose of commercial passenger jets and then sells. They fill in the gaps by hiring aerial photography companies.

>>8218

A regulation tennis court is 78 feet x 72 feet wide.

>>8227

27 feet wide*

>>8229

I might be mixing sources on shit up on that, I sift through so much bullshit daily random trivia like that sometimes gets screwed up. Ill go dig it back up.

Here we go:

Most of it's satellite, the gaps are filled in by chartered aerial photography.

>>8238

I like reactions.

>>8243