Meanwhile, Back At The Wall

45* loves to brag about his little fantasy vanity project. Which is not going anywhere. Every time he goes for a photo op or he shows video of "new wall" or he crows about how extremely well the new construction is going, he's lying (because of course he is).

We actually built prototypes and we have, I guess you could say, world-class mountain climbers. We got climbers. We had 20 mountain climbers. That’s all they do; they love to climb mountains. They can have it. Me, I don’t want to climb mountains. But they’re very good. And some of them were champions. And we gave them different prototypes of walls, and this was the one that was hardest to climb.

And we’ve all seen the pictures of young people climbing walls with drugs on their back — a lot of drugs. I mean, they’re unbelievable climbers. This wall can’t be climbed. This is very, very hard.

And what the panel does on top, as I said, is structural, but it’s also very hard to get by panel. Plus, it’s designed to absorb heat, so it’s extremely hot. The wall is — you won’t be able to touch it. You can — you can fry an egg on that wall. It’s very, very hot.

So if they’re going to climb it, they’re going to have bring hoses and waters — water. And we don’t’ know where they’re going to hook it up, because there’s not a lot of water out here. So it’s a very, very hard thing to climb.

Here's a coupla pix of 8-year-old Lucy Hancock giving it a whirl:

BTW, the belay (the rope) is for safety only - she required no assistance.

BTW2, it took climber Erik Kloeker 40 seconds to get up and over that stoopid stoopid wall.

BTW3, I wonder where did all the money go? All the money Cult45 stole from various military projects?