Secrets of the Greenbrier
The future home of Zombie Congress is a massive bunker carved out beneath a luxury hotel in West Virginia decorated by Dorothy Draper and emblazoned with swastikas
Hotel tech support are ex-CIA dudes working undercover who stand ready to drive the normies off the property with their covert arsenal
When the big one hits, they’ll run right over you. And I can prove it.
Hide the secret in plain sight. This was Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn’s philosophy in the late 1950s when they built their 112,544-square-foot Congressional doomsday bunker 720 feet underground in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, concealed beneath a posh Gilded Age resort called The Greenbrier. The bunker’s construction and operation was covered by a series of code names: Project X, Project Casper, and Project Greek Island. But even before the bunker, The Greenbrier was a swanky haven for powerful high-society types. It was the place where General George Catlett Marshall had his 60th birthday party; where President Dwight David Eisenhower liked to golf; where the chairman of General Motors could chat with a du Pont, a Rockefeller, and a Mellon all at the same time. The Greenbrier is an icon with a long history; it counts 28 Presidents as among its guests. There’s a famous photo in the grand old house that overlooks the hotel of Robert E. Lee on vacation with the Ottoman …
