RAMTHA (PART III)

YELM HISTORY AND UNDERGROUND BUNKERS

Yelm, Washington History:

Yelm, Washington is a small town in Thurston County in Washington State with a population under 11,000 people. The word Yelm itself comes from the Coast Salish, a language of the Shalishan, a Pacific Northwest Native American tribe.. The word Shelm(Yelm) means “heat waves from the sun,” which refers to heat migraines.

The land of Yelm was originally inhabited by the Nisqually. Because of the rich vegetation in the Yelm prairies, Yelm became the first permanent settlement of non indigenous settlers in 1853 via the Hudson Bay Company.

In 1873, the Northern Pacific Railway brought prosperity to Yelm and found an outlet for forestry and agricultural products. This prosperity continued and in 1916, an irrigation company formed, making Yelm a center for commercial production of beans, berries, and cucumbers. Yelm was not officially declared a city until December 8, 1924.

UNDERGROUND BUNKERS IN YELM, WASHINGTON:

Yelm, Washington is known for being a prepper town because of the influence of the Ramtha School of Enlightenment. There are quite a few homes which have underground bunkers on their property and some are connected to each other through underground tunnels within the near vicinity of other underground bunkers.

An underground bunker is a highly secure shelter designed to protect its occupants against nuclear war, accidents, global pandemics, civil unrest, earthquakes, tornadoes, hurricanes, an chemical agents. The underground bunkers are now sometimes used as a permanent residence.

At the Ramtha School of Enlightenment there are also underground bunkers and vast tunnels on the 80 acre estate. Since the school teaches about emergency preparation, each of the underground bunkers on the property contain survival food, gold, and gear which are hidden to the public. There are 100s of these underground bunkers at the school and the forests around Yelm. Some of the shelters are well insulated with copper lining and have land line phones. The food and gold in the underground bunkers will last till 2042.

There have been incidents of former students of Ramtha being involved in illegal activity and hiding out in underground bunkers. In 2014, Radu Nemes, 39, and his wife Diana, 38, faced extradition to Romania to face tax evasion charges over fuel fraud which reached $68 million. The couple built a network of bunkers and passages and filled them with stockpiles of gold coins and food at their home, set on 53 acres. They also harbored weapons which included 4 AR-15s.

Another incident a woman allegedly claimed she was abused by Ramtha School of Enlightenment when she was a child. She describes her abuse included slave labor to dig an underground bunkers at the property. She also described the underground bunkers were with interlinking tunnels and stock piled with weapons.