Underground military bases

Underground military bases ( conspiracy )

submitted 2016-08-24T17:36 by 7even6ix2wo

When I was young I was living in a suburban ranch development on the outskirts of Tucson and one summer my friends and I walked way out into the desert. There were a series of hills and we routinely went to the first one but this day we walked out to the third one. From there we could see a vast expanse of desert dotted with with small concrete bunkers. I found out later they were (decommissioned) nuclear missile silos for the very large minute man missiles and since there was very little concrete above ground, they must have been very deep. There were A LOT of them out there. So there was definitely an underground base there because there were no above ground structures anywhere. Just cactus and rocks and these squat concrete silos.

The existence of the underground infrastructure isn't a conspiracy theory, it is a fact. The conspiracy theory is only when you say if the entrance to the base was on Street A or if it was on Street B.

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Sciency 2016-08-25T17:11

Last week there was a 3.8 earthquake in yellowstone, so lots of live streamers were using interactive maps to break everything down. One of the guys tied the center of a number of small quakes (in the eastern US) to fracking pressure wells. We still need some serious data gathering to prove anything, but I have no doubts anymore.

Funny thing is, fracking might be releasing the energy of larger quakes across time. If not for the fact that fracking contaminates ground water, there would be some decent arguments for its use. As it stands, I think I like my tap water without radioactive gas...