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You know who likes earthen blast walls around missile sites?

The Iranians and the North Koreans. That medium range nuclear missile is called the Shahab 3. The four holes, one in each quadrant of the enclosed "tennis court" space could have been mounting mechanisms for the launchers, perhaps located in the tunnels?

So we have an island associated with MOS and this weird earthen rectangular blast wall at the highest point on the island. If I were Israel/England and I wanted a back up plan to start a war, using an acquired Shahab 3 wouldn't be a bad plan.

I think there's a small chance, the "tennis court", the sundial and the rectangular area directly to the left of the fake temple entrance cover missile launch blast doors.

Maybe the island was multipurpose? Or the purpose changed repeatedly over time? I just keep coming back that these tunnels and perhaps massive underground bunkers must have been constructed years and years ago. I wonder if they weren't a WWII bunker complex or a subsequent set of missile silos that were later abandoned, sold and refurbished for occupancy.

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Still more massive St Thomas, Virgin Islands abandoned underground military bunkers. This latest find was apparently reclaimed and is now operated by FEMA! Hard to find any other references to them online.

This large former military underground bunker complex is apparently on the main island of St Thomas but I can't determine were exactly.

These three pics and comments were all I could find. Most search results that reference them are no longer active (scrubbed?).

1. https://nara.getarchive.net/media/severe-storm-saint-thomas-us-virgin-islands-august-3-2011-the-bunker-is-a-complex-88fa74

https://web.archive.org/web/20190728230101/https://nara.getarchive.net/media/severe-storm-saint-thomas-us-virgin-islands-august-3-2011-the-bunker-is-a-complex-88fa74

1. https://nara.getarchive.net/media/severe-storm-saint-thomas-us-virgin-islands-august-3-2011-the-bunker-is-a-complex-9d31b3

https://web.archive.org/web/20190728230248/https://nara.getarchive.net/media/severe-storm-saint-thomas-us-virgin-islands-august-3-2011-the-bunker-is-a-complex-9d31b3

1. https://nara.getarchive.net/media/severe-storm-saint-thomas-us-virgin-islands-august-3-2011-communications-specialist-0f012b

https://web.archive.org/web/20190728230511/https://nara.getarchive.net/media/severe-storm-saint-thomas-us-virgin-islands-august-3-2011-communications-specialist-0f012b

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Don't the LifeShield bunkers seem tailored in their design to specifically be used to retrofit abandoned missile sile sites around the world?

https://lifeboat.com/ex/lifeshieldbunkers#form

And then Epstein was on their board of directors and owned a remote island with, at the very least, underground tunnels and rooms.

Neighboring islands had massive underground bunkers from WWII that in part were used to fortify the submarine base that used to be located in the main St Thomas harbor.

The central height of Little St James was 142' above sea level in 1917 when we bought the Virgin Islands from Denmark. That seems almost an identical height of known cold war, long range nuclear missile silos at around 147'. Not too difficult to add 5 feet of dirt to a hill.

We have not seen any satellite photos from recent years that show the massive construction necessary to build the site imaged by many on the board. Maybe the site was already there and was bought and refurbished by Epstein or some foreign power for him?