Survival Condo will literally be a 14 story, nuclear blast hardened, luxury apartment complex -- underground. It will hold roughly seventy occupants, indefinitely. The implication here, of course, is that in isolation they will have to develop some sort of basic community or society. How would the rules be enforced, we ask: will you have a police force?" The answer is as logical as it's unexpected: "There will be a condo board." When asked for his personal take on 2012, Hall allows that "there's a lot of evidence that the governments of the world aren't telling people what's really going on." Brian Camden has worked as a consultant on the Survival Condo project. His company, Hardened Structures, calls itself the "world leader in underground shelter systems." While I can't attest to that, I do know that the company is highly regarded by everyone I've talked to while researching this story. The construction management firm builds everything from prisons to schools to shopping malls. "We do it all," says Camden. "I work for the Army Corps of Engineers, we did a few hundred person shelter under the hospital in Kuwait last year. We've done work for the Jordanian government. We've done work for the Army Corps of Engineers, we do work for U.S. corporations and private individuals. We do work for the Air Force." The various 2012 scenarios that people believe might seem fantastic, but for someone like Camden, they are nothing more than a series of calculations. "Once you determine