Herbert I don't know for sure that this one does but as I understand it many do interconnect there are tunnels that go all the way to the East coast of USA. Thank you for your comment.
They have lots of regular businesses in there. I used to work in one. There are printing and manufacturing companies, restaurants, storage facilities and a host of other businesses there. In one of the many caves like this there are paint gun and lazer tag play facilities and sometimes there are underground marathons that take place in them. They were mined for the limestone that they are made from and the resulting gravel has been used on roads all over the area for ages. Nothing nefarious about these, and they are not interconnected.
That's where my old boss drops off his storage. At like 4 in the timestamp. That barely lit area pretty sure that was the actual unloading bay we went to.
Having delivered and picked up many times in different caves across the country, trust me this one is cake walk, plenty of room for trucks. I've dealt with even tighter spaces. And no they do not stretch all the way to the east coast. Not in one interconnected system. Most of these caves are old mines that are repurposed. The reasoning is the constant temps and low humidity is great for long term storage. You will see lots of food companies, paper companies, and electronics companies use them.
im in canada, we dont have these tunnels. please answer, what are tunnels for? why are they used? what were they built for? does everyone in the usa know about these tunnels?
These seem to be civilian tunnels, for work and such. No, 97% have no idea they exist, there are Deep Underground Military Bases, that are at least 2-4 miles below the earth's surface and do span across the u.s and many other contries. Connected by mag lev trains. These literal underground cities are stories deep and used for... Well.. It's on RUclips! Phil Schneider (may he rest in peace) went public about em in the mid 90s
If it was something for the goverment do u really think they would let just anyone in i deliverd to Military bases all over the usa and i had to go threw alot of security to get into them places
Sorry to disappoint, but I worked there. Nothing but shitty companies, like hallmart and Lovebox, that only employ temp workers and pay shitty wages. They also turn an eye to rampant drug problems. I've literally watched people sell meth during a break, but eh, you got to make a living I guess... working there was no living. The real story is the shitty underhanded things the companies in those caves do. And you have no service because there's hundreds or more feet of limestone above you. If it was the government... at least the employees there would have better pay, benefits, and a pension, lol.
OK, ben in there many many times. There are business offices in there, even some manufacturer in there There is one in Indeendence too... Not really underground....like driving through a cave....I love a good conspiracy, but, nthing to see here, so get a grip people
Interesting video thanks for sharing
Hello new friend! I've always found things like this to be so intriguing!
Me too! 🤗🙏💝🙏
good picture thanks for the ride. But I don't think it goes across America.
Herbert I don't know for sure that this one does but as I understand it many do interconnect there are tunnels that go all the way to the East coast of USA. Thank you for your comment.
7PrincessAngel7 Where did you get that information from?
From Jesse Ventura
They have lots of regular businesses in there. I used to work in one. There are printing and manufacturing companies, restaurants, storage facilities and a host of other businesses there. In one of the many caves like this there are paint gun and lazer tag play facilities and sometimes there are underground marathons that take place in them. They were mined for the limestone that they are made from and the resulting gravel has been used on roads all over the area for ages. Nothing nefarious about these, and they are not interconnected.
That's where my old boss drops off his storage. At like 4 in the timestamp. That barely lit area pretty sure that was the actual unloading bay we went to.
Having delivered and picked up many times in different caves across the country, trust me this one is cake walk, plenty of room for trucks. I've dealt with even tighter spaces. And no they do not stretch all the way to the east coast. Not in one interconnected system. Most of these caves are old mines that are repurposed. The reasoning is the constant temps and low humidity is great for long term storage. You will see lots of food companies, paper companies, and electronics companies use them.
Why would this only be for government officials? Does the rest of the country not count? Thank you for sharing
This is a storage facility. Many companies use it to store files, etc.
im in canada, we dont have these tunnels. please answer, what are tunnels for? why are they used? what were they built for? does everyone in the usa know about these tunnels?
These seem to be civilian tunnels, for work and such. No, 97% have no idea they exist, there are Deep Underground Military Bases, that are at least 2-4 miles below the earth's surface and do span across the u.s and many other contries. Connected by mag lev trains. These literal underground cities are stories deep and used for... Well.. It's on RUclips! Phil Schneider (may he rest in peace) went public about em in the mid 90s
If it was something for the goverment do u really think they would let just anyone in i deliverd to Military bases all over the usa and i had to go threw alot of security to get into them places
James Sipes Yes I do. They hide in plain sight. You haven’t explored the entire complex.
Sorry to disappoint, but I worked there. Nothing but shitty companies, like hallmart and Lovebox, that only employ temp workers and pay shitty wages. They also turn an eye to rampant drug problems. I've literally watched people sell meth during a break, but eh, you got to make a living I guess... working there was no living. The real story is the shitty underhanded things the companies in those caves do. And you have no service because there's hundreds or more feet of limestone above you. If it was the government... at least the employees there would have better pay, benefits, and a pension, lol.
Brandin Grindstaff but I see people exchanging money for weed out in the parking lot about McDonald's it's not just at Walmart this everywhere
I wouldn't call that underground. It's in a mountains it seems.
Justin Coleman The entrance to this underground Subtropolis is Kansas City, Missouri
I have actually took a semi in there and there is no reason to be Alarmed its for storage
OK, ben in there many many times. There are business offices in there, even some manufacturer in there There is one in Indeendence too... Not really underground....like driving through a cave....I love a good conspiracy, but, nthing to see here, so get a grip people