It's probably designed that way because it protects against sea launched missiles or car bombs.

It's probably designed that way because it protects against sea launched missiles or car bombs.

Yeah, we all know how much Swastika shaped buildings protect against those two things.

"Sea Launched" missiles are sorely confused by the hate symbol and car bombs are thwarted by the evil buildings' shape.

"Swastika shaped building found..."

You mean they just noticed there was a building there?

..........

Yeah, we all know how much Swastika shaped buildings protect against those two things.

"Sea Launched" missiles are sorely confused by the hate symbol and car bombs are thwarted by the evil buildings' shape.

Shuuut up you. The buildings could be shaped like that because it provides a buffer to the buildings behind it, so the whole thing wouldn't go up in flames if it were hit horizontally by a missile. Also it may provide less profile to car bombs.
It may also be designed to allow a large number of personnel to quickly evacuate it or for a large number of personnel to enter it during an emergency.
More likely it is designed for maximum convienence, allowing people to get where they need to go with a minimum of hassle.

Somebody posted a few months ago and for the first time named the area pictured. Naval base, amphibious warfare something or other. The image itself has been floating around for a few years.

Just looked and it's part of "Naval Special Warfare Center" at Coronado, Ca.

Some say it's SEAL barracks, or call it "the SEAL's lair" which I guess is just nickname for same unless it's like a social club. This wouldn't surprise me at all, if true. SEALS are about as white as the US military gets. Super-elite millitary outfits pick the very best, of course.

Our government still likes to have some sharp edges around, and the SEALS have still seen little integration. Non-whites are extremely rare from everything I've seen and heard. This group is just too important to have anything like "Affirmative Action" applied to it hahah Our government ignores its own bullshit when it needs to.

Tough to find any photos of non-white SEALS. I actually can't find one. Did see a recruiting video when I was in highschool that had a single hispanic face.

http://home.att.ne.jp/sky/lazycat/coronado/soldier/

http://commandos-marine.ifrance.com/navy%20seal.html

SEAL class poses with giant oarfish found by one of their instructors on a Coronado beach in 96.

Why would they build a building with this shape?

Whoever was in charge of building these facilities must have wanted it that way, and known very well what a swastika is. Was this structure built before the 30's? Strongly doubt it.

Military business is usually very well documented. There should be a name or a small group of names associated with building plan decisions. Somebody liked the swastika and wanted the barracks(?) to be built that way. I don't find it hard to believe that there were Nazi sympathizers in naval administration. Maybe it was an old high-ranking frogman?

A little background on the base http://www.nbc.navy.mil/index.asp?fuseaction=NBCInstallations.NABC but can't find much of anything about that particular building.

US Navy SEALS non-union equivalent heh seriously these are "Mexican SEALS", probably after a pre-dawn assault on a liquor store and a brothel

I heard the commandos submarinos have this top-secret new apparatus that converts bean paste and tequila into a breathable vapor for those crucial missions where long distance swims are required.

Yeah, we all know how much Swastika shaped buildings protect against those two things.

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Somebody posted a few months ago and for the first time named the area pictured. Naval base, amphibious warfare something or other. The image itself has been floating around for a few years.

http://www.vnnforum.com/showthread.php?t=32607

Since the building pre-dates WW2 I suspect it had nothing to do with National Socialism but more to do with architectural design. The U.S. Army had several units with swastika designs on their emblems. It was later a barracks for Navy Seals at Coronado but it has nothing to do with any secret masonic world plans or neo-nazi sympathies.

Since the building pre-dates WW2

Does it? where'd you find that?