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SWAT Team Storms Private Bunker

May 10, 2012 – 1:39 pm | 3 Comments

The anti-survivalist actions of some authorities in the USA are getting much worse. In recent times we have seen the malicious use of zoning laws to thwart survival plans, and we have seen many of things survivalists do listed as suspicious (in a terrorism way). This most recent news is of special concern for anyone who has a private bunker:
After getting dressed Mr. Del Rio went and opened his front door. He was immediately bum rushed by the Austin Police Department’s SWAT Team and then detained and interrogated for over 10 hours.
His crime: on his property was an old Cold War bunker that Mr. Del Rio had converted into a workshop.
You’d think the interrogation would have been enough punishment, but unfortunately the authorities:

fenced off his home and prohibited him from entering the residence
filled in his entire basement and bunker with 264 tons of concrete
sent him a bill for $90,000 in …

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Protect Your Bunker From Earthquakes

Submitted by Robert Bast on July 29, 2009 – 12:48 pmOne Comment

For surviving 2012, a bunker is your #1 bet. If you design it well, and locate it well, it is almost perfect:

  • on a clear hill, with nothing that can fall on top of it
  • far enough from the coast to be safe from the tallest tsunami
  • deep enough in the ground to be safe from radiation
  • sealed and filtered
  • a safe distance from volcanoes
  • hidden from humans

Possibly the hardest to protect yourself from is earthquakes, which can happen anywhere, and in a SHTF scenario could occur everywhere. Researchers might have found an effective, and maybe even cost-effective earthquake barrier:

Researchers say they have found a way to make buildings essentially invisible to earthquakes. If perfected, the technique could protect skyscrapers and homes alike from even the most devastating temblors.

Earthquakes, sunlight, and radio all share a common factor: They propagate via waves. The only difference is that earthquake waves are so powerful–their energy can equal several nuclear bombs–that they literally shake apart rigid structures.

Researchers at Aix-Marseille Université in France and at the University of Liverpool in the U.K. have now developed a barrier that keeps buildings from feeling these waves. They took a cue from stealth aircraft, which employ combinations of specially shaped and fabricated materials that absorb radar signals and deflect them off course. For earthquakes, the concept is the same: Using computers, the team modeled a device composed of layered, concentric rings of plastic, copper, and four other materials of varying flexibility and stiffness–all designed to harmlessly deflect earthquake waves.

Basically a fence in the ground, made from easily obtainable materials. It’s a great concept for protecting buildings in earthquake-prone regions, but even more suited to bunker builders :)

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  • If you are concerned about 2012 and other natural and man-made disasters, then you may want to consider one the ARC Bunkers (American Reassurance Communities) as a survival options.

    Each ARC Bunker has more than 300,000 square feet of living space for up to 2500 people. An underground city with everything needed to operate a small underground town for up to 60 months off-grid power and food reserves.

    Check out ARCBunkers.com for complete details and ideas about your own bunker.

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