FINAL WARNING: A History of the New World Order

FINAL WARNING: Ready to Spring the Trap

summit, and can be accessed by 4 tunnels, which is secured by a

chain link fence.

There are five buildings within the complex– with at least three of them

being 3-story structures. Inside this massive bunker, which can

accommodate 3000 people, there is an underground reservoir

containing millions of gallons of water, fluorescent lighting, medical/

dental facilities, dining facilities, a fitness center, a convenience store

(Post exchange), a barber shop, a chapel, 35 miles of phone lines, and

six 1,000-watt generators.

In 2002, in a Department of Defense briefing, in response to a question

as to why $74 billion needed to be allocated for upgrades to the facility

for power, cooling, and staff accommodation, it was revealed that “...it

fits into the overall continuity of government plans.”

According to the 1994 U.S. Army Military Police publication Physical

Security of the Alternate Joint Communications Center they reference

a location known as ‘Site Creed’ which is the “limited area on the west

side of the AJCC with an underground building complex.” Highly

secured, most personnel at ‘Site R’ did not even know it existed. It is a

Presidential Emergency Facility (PEF) that is code-named the “Lucy

and Desi Suite.”

Greenbrier Facility

Code-named “Project Greek Island,” (and sometimes “Casper”) only a

half-dozen members of Congress, at any one time, knew of its

existence. On Sunday, May 31, 1992, an article by Ted Gup, a

Washington correspondent for Time magazine, appeared in the

Washington Post (pg. W-11), which revealed that this secret 112,000

square foot facility was located under and beside the Greenbrier

Resort Hotel, which is located on 6,500 acres in the Allegheny

Mountains in White Sulpher Springs in West Virginia. About 250 miles

from Washington D.C., it is an hour away by plane.

The luxury hotel actually looks like the White House. In the winter of

1941-42, it served as an internment area for Japanese, Italian, and

German diplomats. In 1949, Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson held a