Tunnels

The Hidden Hand: Operate behind the scenes to control events and outcomes. Maintain the highest level of secrecy about the society's existence and operations. Everything the society does is for the greater good, even if it involves deception or coercion. Control the education system to shape the minds of the next generation. Gain control over all forms of media to manipulate public perception. Control the information that the public receives to shape their worldview (censorship). Spread disinformation to confuse and mislead the public. Use subliminal messaging to influence public attitudes and behaviors. Establish a strict hierarchical structure within the organization. Compartmentalization for secrecy.

Create chaos and bad, puppet govts, so the people rebel and destroy their own national govts, and then create leaders with near-divine status to rally people against the NWO, which is just a trick to achive long-term goals. Create fake opposition to provide the illusion of democracy and choice. Protect the interests and privileges of the Cabal at all costs.

Main project has been an alternative break-away society, funded by trillions of dollars of military and govt. They're building in anticipation of a world-ending event. Not just celebrities and wealthy individuals, but also entire governments and rogue intelligence agencies. They plan to escape to tunnel system and undeground cities. Programming us surface-dwellers to be distracted and not qestion the underpinning assumptions of our so called 'world.' They've lied to us about many things, some important and some trivial.

• Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) Access TunnelsTunnels that allow large machines to reach and begin excavating larger underground structures like metro lines or roadways.
• Mining Tunnels
• Sewer Systems and Utility Tunnels - Large cities have complex sewer systems that stretch for miles beneath the streets, for waste management and water treatment.
• Utility Tunnels - underground tunnels for electricity, water, gas, and communication lines. These tunnels are often separate from sewer systems and are designed to provide maintenance access to utilities.
• Steam Systems - New York and Chicago have networks of steam tunnels built to transport steam for heating and power generation. These tunnels are often expansive, providing heat to buildings in dense urban areas.
• Subway Networks - Cities with extensive subway systems that operate far beneath city streets, some built on multiple levels with complex branching routes. As cities grow, new subway lines and extensions are often added, particularly in places like Asia and Europe where public transportation is expanding.
• High City Airport – Hidden messages and underground bunkers at the airport.
• Cities like Tokyo and Hong Kong have underground railway stations on multiple levels, often hundreds of feet deep to accommodate the expanding need for urban transportation.
• Underground roadways to reduce surface-level congestion.
• Law Enforcement and Prison Tunnels Many major cities have tunnels connecting courthouses to jails or prisons, allowing secure transport of inmates.
• Police Tunnels - In some cities, tunnels are used by law enforcement for undercover operations or secure movements beneath urban areas.
• Underground Prisons, Detention Facilities. Dungeons. constructed high-security underground prisons or parts of prisons, especially for holding dangerous inmates or for maximum isolation.
• School Tunnels: Many large universities and schools have utility tunnels for steam or power, sometimes connected to older, unused passageways.
• Secret Societies: Some older universities, especially Ivy League schools like Yale, have tunnels beneath the campus that were historically used for clandestine purposes by secret societies.
• Historical Tunnels During Prohibition in the 1920s in the United States, tunnels were often dug beneath cities like Chicago and New York to transport illegal alcohol.
• Smuggling tunnels, especially along international borders, are frequently uncovered and sometimes highly sophisticated with ventilation and rail systems.

• Tunnels under homes, schools, museums, hospital, amusement parks, shopping center, placesof worship.
• high-speed trains, subterranean highways, 18-wheel trucks
• Extensive underground shopping and entertainment complexes like Montreal’s RESO or Singapore’s CityLink Mall.
• Warehouses of food, supplies. Underground Cargo Distribution Hubs, Logistics centers beneath cities, allowing for the movement of cargo without congesting surface streets.
• Underground Warehouses
• Museums - Helsinki, Krakow, Tokyo, have museums or art galleries located underground, often built into former bomb shelters, bunkers, abandoned underground spaces or historic caverns.
• Underground (Botanical) Gardens - Some cities have experimented with creating underground botanical gardens that use artificial light and hydroponic systems to grow plants in former underground spaces.
• Greenhouses built underground to harness geothermal heat for year-round farming.
• Urban underground farms using advanced hydroponic systems to grow food, especially in areas with limited arable land.
• Seed Vaults
• Wine regions use underground wine cellars for stable temperature storage. Other industries use underground caverns and Underground Storage Facilities for cold storage of perishables.
• Underground Water Reservoirs - Caverns or tunnels created to store fresh water for cities, offering an alternative to surface reservoirs.
• Subterranean Burial Chambers like the Paris Catacombs, were used to house the remains of millions in an organized underground cemetery.
• Ancient Burial Chambers, Cultures like the Egyptians, Mayans, and early Europeans built underground tombs and chambers for their dead, including the Valley of the Kings in Egypt.
• Underground beneath Amusement Parks. Romania (Turda Salt Mine), have converted former underground mines into amusement parks or recreational facilities, offering unique experiences like underground boating.
• Some monastic communities have retreated underground, such as the Vardzia Cave Monastery in Georgia, a medieval complex used by monks.

• Government installations DUMBs - extensive underground bases connected by tunnels, clandestine operations.
• Underground cities, to ensure continuity of government in the case of social disaster, grid failure, EMP or solar flare from the sun.
• Military command centers are deep underground facilities used for coordinating defense operations
• Military Bunkers: Heavily reinforced underground shelters used by military personnel for protection.
• Cold War Tunnels After WWII, many countries built underground bunkers and tunnels for nuclear preparedness. These are still visible in parts of Russia, the U.S., and Europe.
• Fallout Shelters - Major cities in the US and the former Soviet Union have fallout shelters designed to protect the population in case of nuclear war, often linked by underground tunnels and hidden entrances.
• Underwater Tunnel Systems - Submarines
• Subaquatic Tunnels Cities like New York, Hong Kong, and Paris use underwater tunnels to connect key infrastructure across rivers and oceans (e.g., the Channel Tunnel connecting England and France).
• Specialized tunnels or caverns designed to allow subs highly secure, fortified underground areas.
• Underground Data Centers - Data centers built underground, taking advantage of natural temperature regulation and security.
• Underground Laboratories for Chemical and Biological Research, constructed underground to study hazardous materials in controlled environments, offering protection from leaks or contamination, as well as secrecy.
• Cryogenic Storage Facilities - These underground labs store biological samples (like sperm, eggs, or seeds) at cryogenic temperatures for future use, often in high-security subterranean vaults.
• Underground human and animal cloning facilities