Where global politics fails to instill fear and paranoia in us, nature is doing its best. Unexplained mass bird and fish kill-offs, followed by consecutive earthquakes throughout the Asia-Pacific, paralleled by the chaos across North Africa and Middle East, causing a worrying rise in petrol and food prices for the remaining world with no end in sight. The Mayan prophecy may be written off as a urban legend, but should we still be seeing a doomsday event as something that could never happen in our lifetime?
The National Security Staff of Washington conducted a study that updated the state guideline for living through a calamity. The study suggests that in the event of a doomsday disaster, particularly when it involves radiation, the best course of action would be a protective shelter underground. The report states that evacuation should be the last measure taken by anyone.
It is this reason that companies like Green Eye Technology have been reaping an unprecedented boost in sales within the first quarter of 2011. According to CEO George Welhalf, the number of calls they've been getting have been growing by the minute, as a growing segment of the population are becoming overwhelmed by the onslaught of discouraging news and are eager to find out if there's possibility that they can ride out what appears to be an imminent apocalypse. Welhalf then emphasized that while his industry cannot predict the future, their purpose is to let the average Joe feel more hopeful for their own future.
As a result, safety shelters designed and built by Green Eye have been selling like hot potatoes. These come in a variety of options customised to suit small families, or entire groups of people ranging in the thousands. Military-grade protection is offered through the use of materials such as fibreglass, at the same time there is also an emphasis to ensure that the shelters also come with a domestic familiarity, which is an often lacked feature in the average Cold War shelter. This is implemented so you can barely be unaware that you are actually living underground, while you try and make up for the lack of driving opportunities playing driving games, after you are done reading through all your car magazines
The selling point for these shelters is still the same however. These bunkers are expected to withstand Mother Nature's most fearsome assaults, as well as attacks by weapons of mass destruction. Equipped with a sophisticated filtration system and an independent power source, these underground shelters all come with the guarantee to keep its residents alive for periods ranging from days to years.
Serving more than private groups, a company like Green Eye can also arrange contracts with governments worldwide. The state often require emergency operations centers should their offices crumble beneath the destruction, and shielded vaults for their network servers and crucial papers that are both particularly compromising when a disaster strikes.
So perhaps instead saving up for a new house, an Armageddon-proof bunker is perhaps no longer a laughable investment for. In the long run, there is no need to put yourself in a deeply regrettable state when end time comes.
The National Security Staff of Washington conducted a study that updated the state guideline for living through a calamity. The study suggests that in the event of a doomsday disaster, particularly when it involves radiation, the best course of action would be a protective shelter underground. The report states that evacuation should be the last measure taken by anyone.
It is this reason that companies like Green Eye Technology have been reaping an unprecedented boost in sales within the first quarter of 2011. According to CEO George Welhalf, the number of calls they've been getting have been growing by the minute, as a growing segment of the population are becoming overwhelmed by the onslaught of discouraging news and are eager to find out if there's possibility that they can ride out what appears to be an imminent apocalypse. Welhalf then emphasized that while his industry cannot predict the future, their purpose is to let the average Joe feel more hopeful for their own future.
As a result, safety shelters designed and built by Green Eye have been selling like hot potatoes. These come in a variety of options customised to suit small families, or entire groups of people ranging in the thousands. Military-grade protection is offered through the use of materials such as fibreglass, at the same time there is also an emphasis to ensure that the shelters also come with a domestic familiarity, which is an often lacked feature in the average Cold War shelter. This is implemented so you can barely be unaware that you are actually living underground, while you try and make up for the lack of driving opportunities playing driving games, after you are done reading through all your car magazines
The selling point for these shelters is still the same however. These bunkers are expected to withstand Mother Nature's most fearsome assaults, as well as attacks by weapons of mass destruction. Equipped with a sophisticated filtration system and an independent power source, these underground shelters all come with the guarantee to keep its residents alive for periods ranging from days to years.
Serving more than private groups, a company like Green Eye can also arrange contracts with governments worldwide. The state often require emergency operations centers should their offices crumble beneath the destruction, and shielded vaults for their network servers and crucial papers that are both particularly compromising when a disaster strikes.
So perhaps instead saving up for a new house, an Armageddon-proof bunker is perhaps no longer a laughable investment for. In the long run, there is no need to put yourself in a deeply regrettable state when end time comes.
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Some of these shelter manufacturers can offer car garages in their designs. Not every type of disaster will render the roads useless, but you might want to consider what car you have - just don't forget to check the car information before you pay for that used car!
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