inside the Bankerbunker
Jack Campin - bogus address
have some ideas...
On Google Earth, go to:
longitude -3.086137703675076
latitude 55.8943002125819
That's a bit south of the Edinburgh ring road near Sheriffhall
roundabout, about 200 yards east of the gates of Melville Castle.
Zoom in on the large isolated building with two internal courtyards.
It belongs to the Royal Bank of Scotland. It's been there for
at least ten years, but in the last year it has acquired massive
steel gates (projecting outwards to meet at a convex angle, I
presume to resist a head-on impact from a large truck). All
other entrances have been blocked off. Identifying signs have
been removed and the site has been screened with freshly planted
LARGE trees, on all sides (these postdate the Google Earth shot).
Must have cost them a fortune. The building is now almost
invisible from ground level in any direction, and it's BIG.
There used to be a bus stop outside the building for bank workers
who commuted there. It was removed a couple of years ago.
Now look at the larger of those courtyards. It contains five
white rectangular objects arranged in a quincunx; each of the
objects has eight small black rectangular features. The courtyard
is invisible from outside the building. The quincunx is almost
completely screened from view from almost all points *inside the
courtyard* by hedges arranged like a maze. Not only do they not
want outsiders seeing those rectangular things, they don't want
their own staff to see them either.
There are lots of large trucks parked on the side of the building
away from the road.
There is no sign of an incinerator so I doubt they're burning
decommissioned banknotes (an activity that would require high
security) - besides, the complex is far too big to be just for
that.
Okay, what the HELL are they doing in there?
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Les Albert
Lee Ayrton
No 1 Melville Gate Road in Dalkeith?
It is nothing more nefarious than a data center, purchased from Scottish
Widows in 2001, and co-habitating with them for about a half dozen years.
At the time the sale was worth about 21 million UKP.
http://business.scotsman.com/6983/Fears-of-system-failure-leads.2246956.jp
The article reveals that RBoS was at the time looking for a second site as
a backup.
They don't mention the equipment in the middle of the larger courtyard,
but heat exchangers come easily to mind. They're screened by shrubbery
because they tend to be ugly. The trucks to the east of the building have
debris arond them, there was some sort of construction going on at the
time of the photos for Google Maps.
The bus stop went away because the ridership fell off, one would think.
From your description of the facility I had guessed that it was a data
center for RBoS. I have been in a financial concern's duplicate data
center, one of three for that organization, and it resembled nothing so
much as a cold war bunker. Non-descript entrance road, building screened
from the road, bunker-like building and so on. It had special features
like redundant feeds from the power grid, multiple-redundant generators
and a battery room to isolate the mainframes from any sort of power glitch.
Information is money.
--
"Your problem is that you don't understand reality, and so can't trace
causes to effects."
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Xho Jingleheimerschmidt
> have some ideas...
>
> On Google Earth, go to:
>
> longitude -3.086137703675076
> latitude 55.8943002125819
>
> That's a bit south of the Edinburgh ring road near Sheriffhall
> roundabout, about 200 yards east of the gates of Melville Castle.
>
> Zoom in on the large isolated building with two internal courtyards.
>
> It belongs to the Royal Bank of Scotland. It's been there for
> at least ten years, but in the last year it has acquired massive
> steel gates (projecting outwards to meet at a convex angle, I
> presume to resist a head-on impact from a large truck). All
> other entrances have been blocked off. Identifying signs have
> been removed and the site has been screened with freshly planted
> LARGE trees, on all sides (these postdate the Google Earth shot).
> Must have cost them a fortune. The building is now almost
> invisible from ground level in any direction, and it's BIG.
It is a bank. Banks have fortified operations/data centers. What more
needs to be said?
....
>
> There is no sign of an incinerator so I doubt they're burning
> decommissioned banknotes (an activity that would require high
> security)
Non-decommissioned banknotes need high security, too.
Xho
Ray
Give geohash a try - it's pretty useful...
http://geohash.org/gcvvcz0xzu8w
It converts addresses or coords to an abbreviated URL.
--
Ray
John Mc
Obviously, you've been brainwashed by the Illuminati.
John Mc.
Bill Turlock
You usurped my "A likey story".
Greg Goss
>I've posted this to other groups but maybe this one might also
>have some ideas...
>
>On Google Earth, go to:
>
>longitude -3.086137703675076
>latitude 55.8943002125819
>
>That's a bit south of the Edinburgh ring road near Sheriffhall
>roundabout, about 200 yards east of the gates of Melville Castle.
>
>Zoom in on the large isolated building with two internal courtyards.
>
>It belongs to the Royal Bank of Scotland. It's been there for
>at least ten years, but in the last year it has acquired massive
>steel gates (projecting outwards to meet at a convex angle, I
>presume to resist a head-on impact from a large truck).
Streetview is still showing the older flat gates. That's a pretty
impressive berm around the whole property. Do they really need the
trees if the dirt hides the building?
Does anyone know how to jump from streetview globe to the next one in
Google Earth? Streetview seems to crash GE every time I try. My GE
is version 5.1.3535.3218 from mid-April.
>There is no sign of an incinerator so I doubt they're burning
>decommissioned banknotes (an activity that would require high
>security) - besides, the complex is far too big to be just for
>that.
>
>Okay, what the HELL are they doing in there?
An interesting question. Could the five doomahickeys be air intake
filters for some kind of ginormous underground operation? Air exhaust
would be a simpler hole.
--
Tomorrow is today already.
Greg Goss, 1989-01-27
Les Albert
Me no likey story.
Les
Mac
> On Mon, 31 May 2010 12:30:29 -0700, Bill Turlock <"Bill Turlock
>
>
>
> "@sonnnic.invalid> wrote:
> >John Mc wrote:
> >> Lee Ayrton wrote:
> >> > On Mon, 31 May 2010 01:49:19 +0100, Jack Campin - bogus address wrote:
> >> >> Okay, what the HELL are they doing in there?
> >> > No 1 Melville Gate Road in Dalkeith?
> >> > It is nothing more nefarious than a data center, purchased from Scottish
> >> > Widows in 2001, and co-habitating with them for about a half dozen years.
> >> > At the time the sale was worth about 21 million UKP.
>
>
> >> > The article reveals that RBoS was at the time looking for a second site as
> >> > a backup.
>
> >> > They don't mention the equipment in the middle of the larger courtyard,
> >> > but heat exchangers come easily to mind. They're screened by shrubbery
> >> > because they tend to be ugly. The trucks to the east of the building have
> >> > debris arond them, there was some sort of construction going on at the
> >> > time of the photos for Google Maps.
>
> >> > The bus stop went away because the ridership fell off, one would think.
>
> >> > From your description of the facility I had guessed that it was a data
> >> > center for RBoS. I have been in a financial concern's duplicate data
> >> > center, one of three for that organization, and it resembled nothing so
> >> > much as a cold war bunker. Non-descript entrance road, building screened
> >> > from the road, bunker-like building and so on. It had special features
> >> > like redundant feeds from the power grid, multiple-redundant generators
> >> > and a battery room to isolate the mainframes from any sort of power glitch.
>
> >> > Information is money.
>
> >> Obviously, you've been brainwashed by the Illuminati.
>
> >> John Mc.
>
> >You usurped my "A likey story".
>
> Me no likey story.
>
> Les
Likey soupy?
John Mc
Soupy Sales?
John Mc.
Kajikit
>There are lots of large trucks parked on the side of the building
>away from the road.
>
>There is no sign of an incinerator so I doubt they're burning
>decommissioned banknotes (an activity that would require high
>security) - besides, the complex is far too big to be just for
>that.
>
>Okay, what the HELL are they doing in there?
Plotting to take over the world?
Lee Ayrton
Same thing they do every night, Pinkie.
Charles Wm. Dimmick
Soapy Smith?
Mac
Mistah Soap, he dead.
Bill Turlock
That was a typographical error on my part. I meant to write, "A
likely story", as in "your statement is suspected of being less
than accurate" . HTH HAND
John Mc
That's what the CFR want us to believe. But, me, I KNOW it's all part of
some nefarious plan. Just like fluoride in our water, Black Helicopters
and "lite" beer.
John Mc.
Xho Jingleheimerschmidt
>>
>> Okay, what the HELL are they doing in there?
>
> An interesting question. Could the five doomahickeys be air intake
> filters for some kind of ginormous underground operation? Air exhaust
> would be a simpler hole.
They looked like ordinary air-handlers to me, but I couldn't zoom in as
close as I might of liked. Does Google Earth take you in closer than
Google Maps does?
Xho