prolly rehearsed it together
and then you say … and then I'll say …
newsom can't read or write
except now we are aware of who all these pos really are and why they do what they do
article's from feb. was just looking for the sewer pic n seen't all this bunker stuff everywhere
Horrific. Pike talks about how they need WWIII in order to glass everything and build creation their way.
These people have to go.
https://qvive.in/world-news/bill-gates-americas-millionaires-are-building-underground-survival-bunkers-the-future-is-going-to-be-rough/
>>20003684 me
last one n I'll go take a pot coz I need to remain clam. I know they're going down bc God already seen't it to me but look at these people's hearts. Disgusting. 3rd pic says:
Some of the lavish survival precautions the wealthy are taking include:
A 37-room, 9,000-square-foot bunker in California’s Napa Valley wine country that cost an “unidentified Academy Award winner” $10.28 million. The bunker’s amenities include a bowling alley, sauna, home theater, Jacuzzi and shooting range.
A $9 million, 7,600-square-foot compound in Napa Valley that features hidden safe rooms, four escape tunnels and a safe house disguised as a horse barn.
A $3 million bunker for a “major sports figure” who lives in Southern California.
A 10-by-50-foot bunker that costs $112,000 and features its own power and water sources and air filtration systems. Rising S Bunkers reported those bunkers are being installed in homes throughout Los Angeles.
A $10 million complex, located a few hours north of Minneapolis, that contains two 1,000-square-foot bunkers and 300 feet of tunnels. The same property has three guesthouses — each of which has its own $200,000 bunker.
A $100 million subterranean residence for a venture capitalist that features a pizzeria and a day spa. That bunker’s builder, Al Corbi of Strategically Armored & Fortified Environments (SAFE), claims it can withstand a nuclear holocaust, electromagnetic pulse, solar flare and pandemic, among other threats.
Another company, Creative Home Engineering, specializes in building secret doors and panels. When company president Steve Humble started, most of his installations were novelties created for entertainment.
“Nowadays, 80 percent are used for security,” Humble revealed.