8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (2)
#10380763 at 2020-08-22 08:34:50 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #13284: Art Imitates Life: Real-life 'Escape from NY' in Progress Edition
>>10380569
#10380746 at 2020-08-22 08:31:02 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #13284: Art Imitates Life: Real-life 'Escape from NY' in Progress Edition
>>10380569
The thing is, even with all this preparation, the kind of devious and deadly booby traps that can be employed in caves, tunnels, and other underground spaces mean that the survival rate of your troops could end up extremely low.
If the enemy is not concerned with being able to return to the space you're sending troops into, he can guarantee a near-100% casualty rate on the invading forces. If all he cares about is hurting you out of some kind of vindictive malice, he can bring down the tunnel system with well-placed charges that would be difficult or impossible to detect and impossible to disarm due to anti-handling devices. He could detonate thermobaric weaponry to simply destroy the cardiopulmonary system of everyone in the tunnel. He could release massive amounts of biological and chemical agents of a nature that no protective gear can make a difference against (hydrogen fluoride comes to mind).
Even if the enemy cares about reclaiming the space you're invading, he can inflict attrition via demoralizing tactics such as mechanical traps that cause the shocking and brutal death of whomever triggers them. Pistons in the walls triggered by an optical sensor that deploy too quickly for anyone to avoid and bust the victim's head like a cantaloupe. Cantilevered flooring which is engineered to support the weight of 2-3 people, but when additional people step on it, it drops out and 5-6 people fall to their death: spikes, solvents, dangerous fauna, options are limitless and can be chosen for maximum shock and fear generation.
You think this shit only exists in the movies? What do you think these people do with their TENS OF TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS?
Anyone choosing to go into these tunnel systems (or being sent into them) should be lauded as a hero. The prospect is fucking grim. Thinking about it too much would unman anyone. Fortunately, President Trump was wise to seek the expertise of those who are familiar with the subterrane and with underground construction. He comes from a family well-versed in construction, as well. He has a lot of expertise to draw on, and a series of powerful intelligence networks at his disposal. Even with all that, I feel especially bad for the boots on the ground. Most tunnel systems they'll be going into will turn out to be fairly mundane. But some, the important ones, will be the stuff of nightmares.