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Maps are extremely political. For Epstein island the US government has scrubbed/redated large periods of historic satellite imagery in order to hide constructi
by bflesch 5mo ago
Maps are extremely political.
For Epstein island the US government has scrubbed/redated large periods of historic satellite imagery in order to hide construction of underground structures on each corner of the island. Chinese equivalents of Google earth offer clear images of different construction stages that the "US Coast Guard" prefers to hide.
If you check different satellite imagery providers it's always interesting to see what time periods are even available (paid or free), and if the imagery from an earlier date has been re-labeled to suggest it was taken at a later date.
- Havoc 5mo agoWhy would the island need underground structures at each corner?
- rokkamokka 5mo agoI assume for the more depraved shit they wanted extra privacy for?
- Almondsetat 5mo agoBackup power generators? Security control room? There are tens of reasons why you'd put some parts of your estate underground
- Havoc 5mo ago>why you'd put some parts of your estate underground My question was more about the specific combination of 1) underground 2) in each corner. I can come up with a plausible reason for either, but not in combination
- bflesch 5mo agoI guess it's storage, sensors and microwave links. On one corner you can see a concrete pad where a small boat can land unseen from the mainland. There are some official helicopter flyby videos but all of them fail to capture this one particular side of the island. It's like a CIA naval base for drug smuggling.
- bflesch 5mo agoOnly the US government can answer this. I think it involves smuggling of prohibited goods.
- RankingMember 5mo agoHow deep could an underground structure even be on the corner of an island?