Driven Underground

De: Steve Preston

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A long time ago, about 5500 years ago, there was a certain disaster called the Bharata War in ancient Indian documents. It was called the War of the Archaics by the Adena in North America. The ancient Jewish book of Jasher called it the Babel War. In Brazil, the Mongulala called it the Blood Age. This was no “ordinary” war with swords, arrows, and axes, the weapons. Complex weapons of mass destruction were involved with almost no safe retreat. We know that because of the fortifications, the damage, bodies left behind, and underground cities. We have found the remains of a very civilized world that came to an end because of this war. Towards the end of the war something strange happened. To save themselves, around the world, people began living underground. I don’t mean a few or even hundreds; I’m talking about thousands creating underground cities to protect themselves from something horrible. This book is about the war, preparation for the war, the destruction, and the attempt at getting away by living underground in complex, somewhat comfortable, fortified, bunkers built into cities.