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Catherine Austin Fitts Says U.S. Spent $21 Trillion on 170 Secret Underground Cities for Elite Near-Extinction Survival

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Updated May 8, 2025, 12:04 AM

A former Bush administration official, Catherine Austin Fitts, has claimed that the U.S. government spent $21 trillion constructing a network of approximately 170 underground facilities designed to shelter the wealthy and powerful in the event of a near-extinction or global catastrophic event. These subterranean complexes, described as secret underground cities, were reportedly funded over several years and intended as doomsday bunkers for elite survival. The claims have been reported by multiple sources, including the New York Post and various media outlets, highlighting the scale and secrecy of the project. The expenditure reportedly exceeded initial budget estimates, with costs originally projected at $15 trillion. This revelation has drawn attention to the extent of government spending on undisclosed infrastructure purportedly aimed at protecting select groups during potential apocalyptic scenarios.

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Economic Times

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US spent $21 trillion to build secret underground 'doomsday' bunkers for elites, claims former official https://t.co/ckqKRQadyE

David Levitt

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$21T of taxpayer $$ on some 170 bunkers for the super-rich? That's what an ex-#GWBush official is claiming, in case of a 'near-extinction' event. #realestate #CatherineAustinFitts #HUD #DOD https://t.co/vE8DJlzkDC