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SCP Foundation Officially Recognized as World's Most Secure Prison

The SCP Foundation Officially Recognized as World's Most Secure Prison

In a shocking turn of events, the International Association of Correctional and Security Professionals has bestowed the title of "World's Most Secure Prison" to the SCP Foundation. For those unfamiliar, SCP stands for "Secure Containment Procedures", and their mission is to contain and study anomalous objects, entities, and phenomena that defy the laws of reality as we know them.

While some may question the ethics of the Foundation's practices, there is no denying their success in keeping their subjects contained. The Association praised the SCP Foundation's unique and innovative methods, citing their use of advanced technology, skilled personnel, and, of course, copious amounts of duct tape.

But what really sets the SCP Foundation apart is their comprehensive and ever-evolving containment procedures. Each subject is assigned a designation number and corresponding level of security clearance, with protocols in place to contain and neutralize any potential threats. Some containment procedures may seem extreme, requiring specialized equipment, exotic materials, and even whole underground facilities, but it's all in the name of maintaining absolute security.

Take SCP-096 for example, a humanoid creature that becomes hostile when someone observes its face. How does the Foundation contain it? By keeping it in a reinforced steel container with no windows, guards equipped with sound-dampening headphones, and a separate team trained in psychological counseling in case anyone accidentally catches a glimpse of its face.

Another standout subject is SCP-999, a cute and cuddly gelatinous blob that secretes a substance that induces intense happiness in those who come into contact with it. Despite its seemingly harmless nature, the Foundation still has strict containment procedures in place, including limited contact and access to authorized personnel only.

Of course, the Foundation's methods aren't foolproof. There have been several containment breaches over the years, with some subjects escaping and causing havoc in the outside world. However, the SCP Foundation always manages to track them down and contain them once again.

Love them or hate them, there's no denying the SCP Foundation's success in their mission of containment. Their commitment to innovation, adaptability, and, of course, duct tape, has earned them the title of "World's Most Secure Prison". So if you ever find yourself facing trial for crimes against reality, just hope that you get assigned to the SCP Foundation. It may not be luxurious, but at least you'll be secure.

SCP-173 contained in a high security facility