WORLD'S BILLIONAIRES ARE BUILDING BUNKERS AND ASSEMBLING FORTRESSES OUTSIDE THEIR MANSIONS:

In the realm of the ultra-wealthy, where lavish supercars, exotic pets and luxury estates are commonplace, there’s a new fascination taking hold: bunkers. Yes, you read that right—bunkers.

It seems that the top 1 per cent are increasingly investing in these subterranean shelters, turning them into the latest must-have accessory in the billionaire’s portfolio.

One notable example is none other than Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, who is currently in the process of constructing a bunker in Hawaii worth a staggering $270 million. It’s almost as if these bunkers have become a status symbol among the super-rich elite.

But why exactly are billionaires so fixated on bunkers? Are they preparing for war, another pandemic, or even an apocalypse? The answer remains elusive, prompting speculation about whether they possess insider knowledge that the rest of us lack.

Equipped with blast-resistant doors and stocked with provisions for extended survival, these bunkers are essentially self-sustaining fortresses. Take, for instance, Zuckerberg’s 5,000-square-foot shelter nestled underground in Hawaii—an epitome of luxury survivalism with its eye-watering price tag.

Yet, Zuckerberg isn’t alone in his quest for bunker supremacy. Former PayPal CEO Peter Thiel famously attempted to build his bunker in New Zealand, while Bill Gates reportedly has underground security areas in each of his homes. And while these high-end bunkers come with exorbitant price tags, with some basic models starting at $500,000, they’re considered just another extravagant purchase for the billionaire class.

As for the location, bunkers are cropping up all over the globe, with New Zealand emerging as a popular choice thanks to its secluded nature. [/b]This surge in demand has led to a boom in companies specialising in survival shelters, offering everything from basic underground bunkers to elaborate island fortresses complete with flamethrower-equipped moats.

[b]But what exactly are the super-rich afraid of?
Despite surviving numerous global crises in recent years, including pandemics and wars, it seems that billionaires are erring on the side of caution. Some bunkers even boast medical facilities staffed with registered nurses and stocked with a plethora of supplies, effectively transforming them into modern-day arks capable of weathering any catastrophe.

However, beneath the opulence of these underground bunkers lies a sobering truth: DEATH remains the great equaliser.
Despite their vast wealth and elaborate fortifications, billionaires are ultimately powerless against mortality.
Yet, this hasn’t deterred them from trying to buy their way out of the inevitable—a futile attempt to defy the natural order of things.

EXPOSING THE LIES: I DONT KNOW THE NUMBER OF HAMAS KILLED.

Hamas senior leader Ghazi Hamad, while visiting Nigeria, meticulously lists every detail of civilian casualties in Gaza.

When asked about Hamas fighters casualty numbers, his response:

“I don’t know what the number of Hamas fighters were killed… the situation is an area of war… no one can count, no one can know, no one can make an investigation…”

JOURNALIST BY DAY, HAMAS TERRORIST COMMANDER BY NIGHT:
ISRAELI ARMY UNCOVERS DOUBLE LIFE of Al-Jazeera's Muhammad Wishah.

A journalist on the Qatari Al Jazeera news network by day, a commander in an anti-tank unit of Hamas — a genocidally antisemitic jihadist group by night.

To what extent the two hats worn by Samir Muhammad Wishah are at odds with one another is a matter of interpretation, yet the contents of his laptop, found by the IDF in Gaza, offer ample documentation of this double career.  

By late 2022, Wishah, a 37-year-old resident of Bureij, was promoted to the research and development department in the Hamas Air Force, according to the IDF's Arabic-language Spokesperson Avichay Adree, who posted the damning photos to X. Adree didn't specify whether Wishah was arrested. 

The exposé comes one day after the IDF revealed that Hamas built a vast network of tunnels directly underneath the headquarters of the UN's agency for Palestinian refugees in Gaza City. 

Israel launched the war against Hamas after the October 7 attacks, which saw thousands of terrorists breach the border separating the Palestinian enclave from the Jewish state and perpetrate the worst antisemitic atrocity since the Holocaust.