Researcher Richard Sauder talks about the black world budget of top-secret underground and undersea bases and tunnels, as well as the huge money that is pumped out of the economy to build them.
Such bases are run by civilian and military departments, but in addition to them, there are underground facilities of 1,000 companies, as well as religious organizations, and possibly aliens, he said.
One use for the bases is as a retreat location in the event of disasters and geophysical changes on Earth such as the pole shift, Sauder said. The Technocratic Elite are making extensive and complex plans for these facilities, suggesting catastrophic Earth changes that could occur. in the very near future, he noted.
"Trillions of dollars have been sucked out of the federal budget and the economy in general … and spent on projects or programs about which little or nothing is said … This is our money, and we deserve to know what they are spending on," Sauder adds, and in the event of a catastrophe on Earth, citizens should have the right to participate in the lottery in order to take a place in underground bases, this right should not belong only to the elite.
Secret biological experiments and engineering can also take place underground. And if you take into account the huge number of missing people every year, it can be assumed that some of them are underground for forced labor or as "guinea pigs" for experiments, he suggested.
Richard also talked about plans to build a maglev subway that could travel at 15,000 mph and travel from coast to coast in less than an hour. You can get to the underwater bases using a vertical shaft on the island, for this you need to descend several miles, or through a lock directly on the seabed, he says. Numerous abducted people, whose stories have been recorded, have spoken about encounters with aliens in underground bases. Back in 1955 illustrations depict "flying saucer" that can be found underground, Sauder shares his thoughts.
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Richard Sauder has been researching underground and underwater bases and tunnels since 1992.
He holds a degree in sociology, has done research in Latin America, an MA in forestry and a Ph. D. in political science. Sauder is the author of three books, including one on the exploration of underground bases and tunnels. In addition, Richard has appeared on numerous radio and television shows, spoke at several conferences, and his works and interviews have been published in many publications.
