The Originals

A cheap clone who genocided the original and then interbred with his women would be expected to be a genetic train wreck. That is always what the facts show.

Neanderthals are the originals. Homo Sapiens is a bad copy. If you didn't know better you'd think somebody built in deliberate safeguards to keep the two from intermixing and when they are activated we call them birth defects. Always the Neanderthal genes are the good ones. The Sapiens genes are just a life support system for a pair of testicles and a very impressive spearchucking capacity.

Sea Change For Western Culture

Ridiculing the sacred.

Any system that enjoys almost no serious criticism in over a hundred years will be hopelessly, incurably corrupt. Where Hollywood is going, there ain't no coming back from.

More and more people are talking like Vault-Co readers and this is a terrible thing for Hollywood but a very good thing for the world.

At the end of the day, Marlon Brando pulled their ticket. He called them irrelevant mediocre men who sleep in until noon, wear makeup and pretend to have courage. I don't believe any human being is expendable, useless or pointless out of the seven billion people on the planet. Except for the people in the mass media and entertainment industries. Their worst nightmare is when people realize they don't have much to contribute to anything and are the true parasites of our civilization, not the common man or all those faces who are never "famous" and work each day for their bread. There is not a peasant in the nations whose fingernail is not worth ten thousand Hollywood people. They call them the salt of the earth for a reason - because they are. They are real people who live life ... not just imitate it like sunless vampires. How many of these people can actually generate their own body heat? Not many, I would bet. Standing by one of them would leave you a with a chill they are so cold and lifeless. They need people to watch them on screen to breathe any life into them at all, like marionettes.

A Bit More Cost-Co Recon My Last Day In Ringwood

I am well aware my post on the secret depopulation end-times underground tunnels resupply facility I discovered at Cost-Co was likely my craziest blog ever on Vault-Co. If I am nuts, at least I know I sound like it.

I was studying this place for three months. In my own defense, I'd like to show you a little more of the story that was not in the last post.

I will let you make up your own mind as to whether or not I am a lunatic. You be the judge.

I want to emphasize I am not trying to start anything and have no other agendas. In particular, if you work with Australian secret services and I have stumbled onto something that is supposed to be covert I want you to know all my readers are in universal agreement that I am a village idiot who has no hostile intents and no ulterior motives. All the photos below are taken from public sidewalks in free access areas and do not represent a desire to compromise any Australian secrets. My apologies if I have read more into what I am seeing than what is reasonable. Please do not put me on any kind of a list anywhere. I am a law abiding Australian citizen who is loyal to my generous host nation.

Next door to Cost-Co, accessed by what looked like a very expensive metal bridge crossing a drainage trench (no obvious reason for it connecting to Cost-Co), is the Ringwood Telstra Exchange building. This is a gigantic concrete pillbox that looks like it was designed to survive a nuclear war. Having worked in these facilities in the past I can assure you these buildings don't get any stronger in Australia. The public information on this place declares it to be a T1 backbone access point for the Pacific. It is obvious from the outside this place has at least one underground level beneath it and it lines up perfectly with the underground twin door access I saw in the Cost-Co basement.

The Ringwood exchange looks like a military compound. It is surrounded on all three sides that do not face the sidewalk by a fence with barbed wire. It appears to be designed to quite rapidly convert into an unassailable fortress if required.

Here we are looking from the nearby corner towards Cost-Co. At left you can see the Ringwood exchange. That's a gigantic microwave transmission tower sticking up there. Can reach anywhere in the world from here by landline or radio transmission. Would appear quite simple to inventory Cost-Co and then report to any authority without ever having to come aboveground or be exposed to the outside through what may be one or more underground connections.

This building is trying to look like an unoccupied brick veneer building that appears to have been closed up for several years. Beneath the fake brick trying to look cheap you can see it is actually a formidable thick concrete pillbox similar to the Ringwood exchange. Between the two buildings there is a steel grating which you can look down through and clearly see underground drainage at least 40 feet below street level. This building looks very likely to be connected both to Cost-Co and the Ringwood exchange. The windows are one-way polarized dark glass so nothing inside is visible. You could walk past this building a hundred times and never really notice it at all. No identifying marks on any wall to even give you a clue what this structure is for.

On the other side of the Cost-Co plaza, numerous underground car parks and ramps appear to provide access to all kinds of subterranean features. This Centrelink Medical building has many clues to indicate it might also be connected to Cost-Co running right under the street. Like the others pictured it is really solid under what is a fairly placid exterior. I saw large trucks at different times driving down that ramp and vanishing into the underground car park at left with security door. You might be capable of accessing four different structures all orbiting Cost-Co without ever coming aboveground if the conditions required it.

Right behind this last photograph is the M3 Highway and one of the largest underground aqueducts in South East Melbourne. Positing there might be some way to enter it from here, you could envisage somebody going all the way to the city of Melbourne underground without having to come topside. This aqueduct is easily large enough to accommodate all kinds of vehicles to drive through it judging by photographs of it. It is about as wide as a two lane highway. Did you see my "expedient shelter" entrance posted about below in another blog? That pipe which opened up into a much wider tunnel going back is directly behind this last photograph. You couldn't make this stuff up.

Melbourne is already a city with the largest secret underground of any nation on Earth and they've been spending billions on tunneling over the past decade with almost none of it revealed to the peasants who have paid for it. They provide the tax revenues and that is the last they hear of it. 

Before you give Texas credit for his amazing observation skills, I want to tell you about the photograph I can't publish up here because it has people in it who might get angry. One of the pictures I took in the parking lot with all four of these buildings around it in a circle has three people walking to their cars while they look at their mobile phones. Closed off each in his own private little world and unable to see what is around them because they are intently focused on Candy Crush or Angry Birds on the little screen. Matt Drudge in one of his very rare interviews on INFOWARS with Alex Jones called them "Information Ghettos" which might not necessarily have bars or fences around them but nevertheless succeed in distracting the masses whilst all around them their ruling classes prepare to exterminate them forever.

Maybe the truth is that Texas is no more observant than you are - it's just I am one of the few people who doesn't have his head so far up his ass he actually notices the world around him. I hate Angry Birds, too. The elites don't care about the 1% of cranks who survive. They are big picture guys who concentrate on the raw numbers. What is important is that 99% of the plebs gone and 99% of their club remaining. They care little about the exceptions because their efforts are wasted there.

Yes, Melbourne is a huge underground city of secrets with occult themes
everywhere you look if your head isn't stuck in your mobile. I see this
stuff every single day and it is ubiquitous. Melbourne is clearly intended
as a refuge for some when the time comes. Here we see underground entrance with
two statues of Atlas despairing ... did they drop the "world?"

UPDATE! Vault-Co reader "Ave" Spotted This Gem Across The Street From the Exchange on Google Earth! Very interesting stuff!!

Triangle faced woman kneels as crows escape a land erupting with rainbow fire ... ? 

Occultist/Graffiti Artist "Vexta" Hired After Cost-Co completed through complex international "street art" consortium that operates all across the planet with mysterious funding from "art connoisseurs!"

Alright, I'm done with this sh*t! It's getting too creepy for Texas around here! These illuminati types scare the crap out of me! This will be my last post on this Cost-Co anomaly and I hope you were entertained!

"... and don't come back, you Neanderthal asshole! You don't even want to know
about the special ingredients in that bean bake!"

Classic Scenario for WW3

Very good. Posted by Vault-Co regular. Jump to 55:00 for the money shot. I expect television to be broadcasting this new program in the next decade at some point.

Ask yourself - when this appears onscreen what will you do? Give your loved ones dumb looks? Don't ever be that guy. That's what 99% of the population will do. Give each other dumb looks. Trust me, you want to spin on your heels, take ten paces and be at the door of your fully stocked shelter prepared for anything. That's what you want to do. Pull that door shut behind you and spin that dial, then reach over and flip the switch to boot up CD-OS. Don't be like ordinary people working on a lifetime of dumb looks.

Cast Iron Cookware, The Only Kitchen Pans You'll Ever Need

Nothing beats these pots and pans and they have had centuries to come up with something better. They cannot improve on perfection.

If it isn't stainless steel or cast iron, I would not even bother putting it away. They are not only strong and hardy but also most importantly - safe to eat off. Those non-stick pans are pure poison, throw'em out of your kitchen. You're mostly eating plastic with those things each morning along with your omelet. Truth is if we had consumer protection bureaus that gave a damn they'd be illegal to sell.

Expedient Shelter Is Everywhere

Went for a walk at lunchtime. Been passing this thing below a pedestrian bridge for three months and wondering what it actually was. Decided to go for a look. I ambled down there to the entrance.

Walked about 10 feet up the clean dry pipe and turned left another meter into a clean, dry, odorless concrete room with an overflow grate in the upper left of the ceiling which was 7 feet high. This grate would be excellent for air intake/lookout if blocked off with something suitable on the other side. I think this pipe is supposed to service a storm drainage pit behind it which the city built so high above the waterline it never floods or very rarely. Very hot outside but cool as a cucumber inside. Another tunnel went back deeper underground into darkness but I never went much further than I have described. This other tunnel was delivering a lot of fresh cool air from somewhere else.

It was surrounded by clean white rock aboveground obviously meant to act as a drainage pit, possibly to prevent flooding in the apartment block behind it. Incredibly, there was no graffiti inside it which is really unusual because you'd think bums and drug addicts would consider this a perfect night flop inside it. I am only guessing but I think the whole structure is pretty new.

Anyway, it looked like the sort of custom built shelter you might find in a backyard in the 1950's which most people would think pretty posh. This is just something I found going for a walk during my lunch break.

If you were to seriously take up residence in this you'd have to do things like block off or conceal the entrance with camo, block off the air chimney with something to filter out the air coming in against fallout ash or other contaminants. You couldn't just drop your bugout bag inside and set up house, chances are you'd need to do some things to make it secure and fit for purpose. Nonetheless, the truth is I just found this while out for a walk in the park next door to where I work. Properly blocked off this would provide you little or no protection from blast but could protect you from lethal levels of radiation.

I was telling a Vault-Co regular the other day about how much fun it could be to do an episode of Vault-Co showing us identifying and upgrading a structure like this to turn it into a proper shelter. Would be cool if we gave ourselves an 8 hour window and saw how much we could get accomplished during that time.

I noticed while inside there were steel rebar grills on both walls you could easily hook a hammock to. A lot of preppers wonder if hammocks are good gear to put into your bugout bag - I reckon they are top gear right up there with entrenching tools. You can sling a hammock in nearly any place you find yourself to get your body and your equipment off the floor.

CostCo Australia Is The Same As CostCo America

My contract ends this week at current place of business.

I've been going to CostCo to eat lunch most days because it is so cheap.

Today after finishing off my delicious bean bake burrito I decided to go for a little exploration.

I had been looking at the elevated concrete deck and stairs over a story high for weeks outside of CostCo. I had walked the perimeter a few times and looked at this colossal building from every angle. I have a lot of experience with underground structures. I get hunches about what I am looking at, even when the builders have gone to great lengths (as I would) to conceal their handiwork.

For example, trying to disguise an air intake as a large bench and tree planter. Ordinary people don't see these things. A guy like me might as well have a large flashing sign with an arrow reading THIS WAY TO THE SUBTERRENE.

I had suspicions. I thought something might be going on there. I have read a lot about the bizarre closings of Walmarts across America, the midnight demolitions and the rumors of underground storage facilities, possibly to provide resupply to elites after a nuclear war.

Somebody was driving a pallet of consumer goods through one of the access doors to the warehouse and I waited until they passed. I walked down the ramp inside the storage center to a bunch of corridors and then down a flight of stairs. I was planning to tell anybody who asked I was looking for the restroom if discovered. I didn't see anybody for a minute or two and I was quite deep underground. Nobody would dream from the outside it went this far down.

I passed a break office with a glass window and some employees sitting inside eating lunch. I strode past and reached the corner just in time to get a look at a long corridor leading back towards the parking lot except two stories underground. It had big double doors. An entrance to something even larger.

One of the people came out of the break office and yelled at me, asking me what I was doing. I shrugged and asked where the men's room was. He gestured angrily and pointed back up the stairs. I nodded and walked meekly back the way I came.

I had really needed to satisfy my curiosity with my last day tomorrow.

A huge underground storage facility, just like these same chains all over the world. No simple reason for needing to go that deep or for it to be that extensive. I had only captured a glimpse of its expanse. I would bet if you had the keys to this facility you'd see a lot more.

Just another CostCo. Seen one of 'em you've seen'em all. The best place to hide something is in plain sight where nobody would ever suspect it. Just saying you think CostCo and Walmart may be part of a long term survival plan for the wealthy ruling class after a nuclear war sounds so crazy you'd never repeat it anywhere. It sounds utterly crazy to even say it.

UPDATE: Meant to include this in the original post. CostCo often locates their stores near natural caverns, abandoned subways and deep infrastructure tunnels. Anywhere in the world you go, you will notice this "coincidence." It is almost like it is a checkbox on their construction list before they break any ground.

Is "Black Mirror" Predictive Programming?

Within 12 months of an episode appearing on "Black Mirror" (a particularly grim dystopian series on Netflix) you see the commercial reality appear. If you didn't know better you'd think they were trying to desensitize people to these horrible futures in advance and normalize the tech involved.

A really terrible apocalypse in "Hated In the Nation" in the new season.

The "Robobee" is announced.

The "electronic bee" that means nowhere would be safe. The State could push a button and kill you anywhere, anytime with facial recognition. Breeding fear of such a weapon in advance could be a powerful tool in bludgeoning the population into acceptance. A lot of television seems engineered to make you slump your shoulders, roll over and die. Resistance is futile, we learn. Any resistance. The people who voted for Trump proved them wrong.

I can assure you this has nothing to do with pollination of flowers and everything to do with a guided swarm of death armies of electronic insects. Previous tyrants could only dream of such things at their fingertips.

After this one I was so scared I actually enjoyed the eternal lesbian affair in cyberspace episode. It seems like a lighthearted comic romp in comparison. It was only a brief respite before the brain chip soldier robot killers show came on. If this stuff is what the future looks like don't bother looking for me I will be with the lesbians in cyberspace.

Real Shelter Conditions

Been having a problem with water leaking through my meter thick concrete ceiling. I have had to keep tarps over the equipment. Getting my continuous integration process and automated builds going for the 27 devices hooked to my network. This is a complete build on Windows 2000 Adv Server w/Firefox 20, a very old web browser. Fully compliant to HTML5 with all the polyfills.

The terrible conditions, damp and rust in my lab are perfect because they simulate the kind of environments you expect in imperfect settings. If all my boxes work in this dump they will work anywhere. Guarantee you Batman never has these problems. Another overfunded mediocre superhero, that smug bastard. :)

This build produced some errors in my code for backward compatibility with Windows. I am considering rolling back to functionality only found in MSVCRT.DLL for Windows NT 4 to make sure that it will compile and run on any Windows machine made since 1992. Another reason to use Open Watcom for the compiler because it almost hits any machine you would ever want to compile to : DOS-16, DOS-32, Win-16, Win-32, Win-64, Linux, OS2, Netware, RTOS and ARM (with plugin) for nearly anything.