I just caught an Alex Jones clip on Twitter about the tunnels in NYC. Y'all following this?

The Jews, child trafficking, Covid and a coverup IN NEW YORK CITY! This could be pure Tman Trapper Talk gold.

But I think Alex Jones is a punk and I'm not going to repost it.

I think the tunnel thing is real but so far I have not seen why they were being dug. story said it was to gain access to the church but it seems they started from the inside not the outside.

https://apnews.com/article/tunnels-...sts-770-e133a0d771b61e1cc86b015157e5f78b

It is some very strange video footage.

The Israelis flooded the tunnels in Gaza with seawater... just saying.

I hear there tunnels under the Vagas strip also.

Hasedic Jews have literally thousands of different sects and some of them are more than a little strange. One sect snuck into another sects temple through tunnels, because they weren't allowed in and thought they needed to use it.

Probably all major cities have tunnels under them. Cincinnati has many tunnels. When I was on Christmas break, my junior year in college, I had a security job that included removing the homeless people from the tunnels between Chenmed Center and the Central Trust Building. I had to.chase them off into the tunnels going to other buildings or bring them up and release them on the street. The homeless people made nests of old clothing and other materials, that they piled in heaps in dark places. They would burrow in them and sleep. Some would pop out and flee, when I approached. Others would stay in and hide.

The tunnels were bricks of various ages, cinder block, limestone, concrete and plaster in some places, interconnected, mostly unlit, several levels and often contained pipes and wires. I thought the tunnels were cool and liked exploring them, hunting for homeless people.

I got trained at a mall in Erlanger, Kentucky, that had tunnels too.

Keith

I seem a YouTube video of a homeless man living underground for 25 years.

I found a video on some of the Cincinnati tunnels.



It was really cool to explore them by myself, back when I was 19. I am not sure if any the tunnels in the video are the ones I explored. They look very similar. There was at least 3 different levels. Some passages were gigantic and some were so tight I could barely fit through them.

Keith