How Silicon Valley billionaires are prepping for the apocalypse

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Seven tech billionaires have so far made apocalyptic investments in the commonwealth country in case they need to flee California. Fear of nuclear war, violent revolution and pandemics has seen San Francisco’s finest start commissioning multi million pound underground bunkers in New Zealand. Made by Texas based bunker manufacturer Rising S Company, the 150-tonne bunkers are buried 13 feet underground. The company’s general manager describes New Zealand as the ideal location to ride out the apocalypse. – The Sun (UK) Photo: Rising S Company

The Aristocrat bunker features swimming pool, gun range, gym, sauna, bowling lane, media room, personal bathrooms with showers.

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