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Foundation Headquarters - Central Division
Foundation Headquarters
Best regards to Frank Lloyd Wright and Buckminster Fuller. . .
Many people ask, "Why West Texas?" Well, first we begin with
the socio-political analysis. The United States has the least
influential government of the global industrial nations. The U.
S. Federal government does not have supreme power to monitor
actions of its States. It is granted the simple task of
defending the continent against destructive invasion and
coordination of human/health related services; it also happens to
print the money and control the national fiduciary obligations.
The Constitution grants particular legislative amnesty towards
the States, which by majority agreement, created the Federal
government. The practical applications of this sovereignty are
most typically used in State-commercial transactions, wherein it
stands to benefit the State to grant antitrust immunity to its
vendors which in turn provide better prices and service, mostly
along the lines of consistency, not effectiveness. An extension
of this State sovereignty is directly tied with the arrangement
by which the Foundation can operate as a federal tax-free
institution.
Aside from the fact that the Foundation does not need the
above services of defense against national intrusion (we have
better weapons than the Defense Department) nor the human/health
programs (our members are independently wealthy upon acceptance),
the State of Texas (which overtly opposes Federal power) has
granted the Foundation immunity from federal intervention, on the
condition that the Foundation agrees to pay all State-required
taxes (a minimal amount) and further agrees to act in the behalf
of the State of Texas (and by pre-existing duty to the United
States of America) in time of war or other aggressive climate.
At the Federal level, we also have our own constituency of
representatives who look out for the Foundation's best interests.
In relation to the real estate aspects of Foundation
operations, there is a further requirement to own all territory
from the center of the Earth to the upper atmosphere above
represented by a conic-section of all definable space to be
controlled by the Foundation. This is because the Foundation's
technology development procedures sometimes require the use and
application of all available territory for testing and
evaluation.
The headquarters at Foundation - Central Division occupies
10000 square acres of land in an undeveloped region of Texas.
The land is enveloped by a perimeter nucleostatic field which
repels all forms of toxic radiation and targeted matter. Within
the field, the area is monitored by defensive neodynum laser
turrets only used against unauthorized intrusions (vaporization
is standard). At the center of the concrete-surfaced area are
the exposed top levels of the building which houses the
Foundation Central Division. Forty-two of the building's
forty-five floors are underground. A geodesic wall-structure is
used to withstand the great pressures found at the lower levels.
The building is designed as a closed-system with complete
environmental support systems and a super-structure impervious to
radiation.
Unique to the construction of the building itself is the fact
that the underground complex was built from the top down.
Neodynum lasers exhibit the useful trait of vaporizing matter
when tuned to the molecular resonant frequency of the target
material. Thus as construction of each successive lower level
was commenced, the earthen material was eliminated without an
additional landfill and allowed the unitized construction of each
level to be completed individually. Additional substrata modules
may be added as needed by the same technique.
At ground level are the general administrative offices and
Conglomerate Division operation centers. These are the lowest
security levels and are expendable in time of surface devastation
or aversive climate. The top floor is a combined public
communications center and aviation control tower. The outer
offices overlook the paved surfaces and aerospace design lift
area which brings projects for testing up from their secured
storage below the surface. The floor partition at ground level
serves as a bulkhead for closed-system operations; this barrier
completely cuts off the lower floors from surface conditions and
seals the cylindrical substructure from the external environment.
The entrance to the complex is held secure by bio-scan access
controls which read off an individual's (up to 10 bodies at once)
energy patterns. Unauthorized entrants are warned of possible
vaporization.
Access to the rest of the building system is through a series
of IPG turbolifts with integral bio-scan equipment which will
limit access according to current levels of authorization of the
passenger. The next five floors are designed as biomedical
facilities and research centers. Each level is tied in with the
M-1000 system and communications center for interface with the
external environment. The lower the floor in the building, the
higher the security level and more closed-system adaptable the
level becomes. At the bottom floor resides the M-1000 fluidic
memory banks and plasma storage cells. This level is
self-powered by integral IPG units built expressly for
computational system power. M-1000 power comes from an
individually dedicated 25 Megawatt IPG which is used for all
major system components. Peripheral devices are line-powered by
equally dedicated IPG units.
In the development of closed-system technology, much has been
adapted towards the self-sufficiency of the Foundation complex.
Some energy is derived from geo-thermal taps on the lower levels
which is conventionally converted into electric power. The tap
system is passive and provides free heat to the entire system.
Air content is filtered and renovated through an environmental
control system which selectively breaks down monoxides and toxic
waste gases into their mononucleic components. Waste management
is accomplished via molecular synthesizers which reorganize the
structure of carbon-based material into either useable basic
elements for recycling or byproduct fluid and gas combinations.
A certain (classified) portion of the system has been dedicated
to Excaliba development and is directly adjacent to the equipment
lifts to the paved quadrant. Other similar areas are oriented
towards MET development and transport technology.
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