Highly top secret facility found in Sweden, possibly something to do with Nuclear Weapons

[Helari]

Huh that's pretty cool.

Or maybe it is just a factory or something and those random people who found it mistaked it for something top secret.

[Demeschik]

Magicks are hidden there.

[pr00ch]

So you found IKEA's factory.

[monkey11]

Ehh, probably just TPB's bunker

[scroul]

Well It would be awesome if sweden took over the world.

[abcpea2]

there are swedish people in there

[Mr.T]

New info, it seems that there are 3 identical installations at the same area, they are very close to each other.

[I'm Jon]

Its just propaganda!
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[editline]1st August 2011[/editline]

[QUOTE=scroul;31465576]Well It would be awesome if sweden took over the world.[/QUOTE]

[img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/78/Skandinavism.jpg[/img]
[b]Calling out all Norwegian, Danish and Swedish FP'rs! Today we unite![/b]

[recl]

[QUOTE=ejonkou;31465884]Its just propaganda!
:suicide:

[editline]1st August 2011[/editline]

[img]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/78/Skandinavism.jpg[/img]
[b]Calling out all Norwegian, Danish and Swedish FP'rs! Today we unite![/b][/QUOTE]

[img]http://i.imgur.com/vSgSS.png[/img]

[pr00ch]

Just unite all Germanic nations :v:.

[SEKCobra]

Right

[Science]

[QUOTE=Walrus.;31459448]If they build their bombs like they build their furniture we have nothing to worry about.[/QUOTE]
Anyone for flatpack nukes?

[deggie]

Could be some facilities for servers that need protection in case of nuclear events. I know there's one in Malmö, a huge cave leading into a server room. It's actually pretty freaky, I wouldn't go there alone.

Although I doubt it's as important as this one, since there were no guards or surveillance, just 2 heavy gates with one camera and some checkpoints inside.

[Cooty]

It doesn't really look like a nuclear reactor. And if it is, I'm glad Sweden has it and not Iran @.@

[LooperNor]

OP aren't you the guy who were planning on making your own energy company with nuclear reactors and the lot?

[Chekko]

This is just the distraction. The real threat is the new IKEA innovation.

[TheCumScoundrel]

[QUOTE=Mr. Someguy;31461809]Sounds like it's some sort of Nuclear Bunker. The Cheyenne Mountain Complex is designed the same way.

[img]http://news.cnet.com/i/bto/20090626/Springs_610x405.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]

theres a star gate inside

[SnowCanary]

Probably just DICE's testing grounds for BF3.

[Killuah]

Lots of facilities produce warm water?

[Mr.T]

[QUOTE=Killuah;31466519]Lots of facilities produce warm water?[/QUOTE]

Yes, but why dump it? The only facility that I know that produces warm water is a nuclear reactor.

Also, Sweden had a nuclear weapons program during the 1950s.

[Virtanen]

They dare to have WMDs without being americans, quick INVADE THEM!

[Lhuth]

I love this kind of thing but surely the Swedish Government/Special forces would be a bit better at hiding it if it was a nuclear facility? Having half a lake never freeze over in negative temperatures is a pretty obvious thing for people to notice.

I've no clue what's in there, but surely they'd find a better way to dispose of warm water which wasn't so noticeable?

[Chekko]

A nuclear missile would help us alot, since our defence is pretty weak at the moment.

No why did you rate informative. Did i just release secret information. Oh god my country is ruined.

[sami-elite]

I don't understand why it has to be nuclear when someone spots warm water coming out of some facility. There are plenty of things that could use water to cool.

[DaveP]

Sweden has super secret nuclear facilities hidden underground where you can't even get close to the fence

In England:
[img]http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg801/scaled.php?server=801&filename=nuclear679838n.jpg&res=medium[/img]

Having been inside a nuclear power station (Hesham 1&2, for the curious) I can't see how you'd do the entire thing underground quite so covertly. More likely a Command & Control bunker

[scout1]

[QUOTE=SPESSMEHREN;31459173]I guess you could say... the secret's out.

It's probably nothing, and if it's an active installation, I wouldn't want to be caught poking around there. If, at one point, there was a nuclear reactor there, the cooling towers are probably still active since it's not like you can just throw dispensed fuel rods into the ocean.[/QUOTE]

You should probably tell that to the soviets

[Maucer]

You just don't hide a nuclear reactor. There should be at least huge entrances for protected trucks and stuff so that they can swap the fuel rods and transport old ones out.

[swebonny]

[QUOTE=DaveP;31466678]Sweden has super secret nuclear facilities hidden underground where you can't even get close to the fence

In England:

Having been inside a nuclear power station (Hesham 1&2, for the curious) I can't see how you'd do the entire thing underground quite so covertly. More likely a Command & Control bunker[/QUOTE]

Sweden's first nuclear reactor was under the university I'm going to attend this autumn :v:

But thinking realistically it's quite likely that it's some kind of important server room.

[DaveP]

Ikea payroll server?

Maybe a superfast supersmart AI designed to work out the best way to lose the last screw you need between getting it at the store and having it at home

[Red scout?]

I for one welcome our new Swedish overlords.

Oh wait.