Mafia of the Rich and Powerful Build Nuclear Bunkers Amidst Fears of World War 3
A wealthy entrepreneur, 68-year-old Charles Hardman, has seen an unprecedented surge in requests for nuclear bunkers over the past fortnight. Hardman, the owner of Underground Spaces, a specialist basement construction company, claims the increase is largely due to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s aggressive actions in recent weeks.
According to Hardman, requests for bunkers have risen by 30% in just the past four months, with customers willing to pay a significant premium for the luxury and security of a subterranean shelter. In Cumbria, a recent sale of a bunker valued at £15,000 saw a buyer offer an astonishing £48,000, while another bunker in West Yorkshire sold for nearly twice its asking price, £29,000, after being restored by previous owner Jon Graves.
Charles Hardman attributes the boom in bunker sales to an increased sense of insecurity fueled by Putin’s threats. He believes that many UK residents are now terrified at the prospect of a complete wipe-out of life, leading them to seek private protection. Hardman emphasizes the importance of these safety measures, stating that these bunkers will literally mean the difference between life and death for many families.
The entrepreneur has been active in the industry since starting his company in 2016, following a threat of Russian fighter jets approaching UK airspace. He notes how the desire for private bunker construction has been growing ever since, driven by increased concerns over terrorism, chemical and biological attacks, as well as the growing menace of Russia in Europe.
In contrast, Russia itself has begun mass production of mobile bunkers designed for military personnel, officials, and civilians. Germany, too, is developing plans to create a network of bomb shelters, utilizing cellars, garages, and even rail platforms for emergency purposes. A specially designed app will aid the public in locating the closest shelter during an emergency, according to the German Interior Ministry.
As the likelihood of World War 3 looms, the bunker industry is experiencing a profound surge in demand, catering to the wealthy elite with the means to purchase top-of-the-line security systems.
