Argumentative Essay: The New White House

Our group did the conspiracy that the elite will go to the Ozarks to survive a nuclear fallout, or some other natural disaster. We concluded that it is possible that it will be the new White House. This is a very interesting conspiracy that indeed does hold some ground. It is not by any means far out there that this is not a 1 family home. It is the 6th largest residential home in the world. The owner of the home said that he wanted to test out his new materials, however, it is likely that this is a cover up. You do not need 72,000 square feet to test how good the material is. This mansion is absolutely without a doubt very safe and impenetrable. This would provide the necessary protections for the individual in power to have operations, and hide if necessary, in the vast tunnel system. I personally think that it is likely this is a government facility of some sort. The odds stack heavily against the claim that this is a single family home. There are 13 bedrooms which is fairly unusual for something of this size, but for one family 13 rooms that are very large is not necessary. The home sits atop a fairly large plot. The place comes with over 500 acres which may not seem like a lot when you hear what farmers have; however, that is the size of North Webster. I was not really shocked by the true …show more content…
The town of Ozark is an odd place to say the least. It is not a major city, yet is has 100 banks. It has a bank for every 53 people which is odd. 53 people cannot keep one bank running unless they are extremely wealthy. It is odd that there are so many banks and it raises a good question. Why is so much money moving through the town of Ozark? A town only 1/10th the size of Fort Wayne. Also, the population is interesting. Since 1995 it has grown over 300% which is odd for a town that is not a major marketplace. These raise questions, like who is moving in? As well as