Editing Richard Rambam (section)

== Snubable Enterprise ==
Rambam and Pecker formally established [[Snubable Enterprise]] on 14 September 1999. During the same period, Snagov introduced Rambam to [[Alexandru Ionuț]]. Rambam collected biological samples from Ionuț and used them in the first cloning attempts that later developed into the A-Series.<ref name="snubable-overview"/><ref name="snubable-origins"/>

[[Tiberiu Pintăreanu]] became formally involved on 6 March 2000 and used his political position to assist the organization's expansion. When Pintăreanu later attempted to distance himself from the project, Rambam regarded him as a threat to its secrecy. Pintăreanu was killed by [[Petru Ionuț]] on 12 June 2006 after the matter was referred through Bucharest Butchers channels.<ref name="snubable-political"/>

The Bucharest Butchers assumed control of Snubable Enterprise in 2007. On 18 August, Snubable intermediaries secured a disused metal-processing factory on an industrial parcel at [[Căciulați]], in [[Moara Vlăsiei]] commune, [[Ilfov County]]. The site was converted into a secured cloning and industrial complex while its exterior continued to resemble a deteriorated factory.<ref name="snubable-factory"/><ref name="snubable-butchers"/> On 27 August, Rambam met Legion Commander [[Constantin Vlădescu]] at the complex. They agreed that rotating [[Secția Roșie]] detachments would protect the perimeter, escort sensitive deliveries and respond to attempted inspections.<ref name="vladescu-snubable"/> The first underground production block was completed on 11 February 2008, followed by a deep-level maturation wing on 29 September. By late 2008, internal records placed previous clone production at approximately 8,000 to 10,000 units. Rambam set a target of increasing production to hundreds of clones per day.<ref name="snubable-factory"/>

In 2008, Rambam met [[Stefan Shrankenhaus]] at an industrial conference in [[Bern]], [[Switzerland]]. Their working relationship brought Shrankenhaus's engineering projects into the Snubable structure. Stefan later invited his brother, architect [[Gustav Shrankenhaus]], to become Snubable's chief architect. Gustav designed its underground facilities and the tunnel network linking the Căciulați factory, the [[FI-BA Balotești S.A.]] warehouse and the [[Alexandru Dimitrie Ghica Palace]].<ref name="gustav-architecture"/> Snubable Enterprise opened a public administrative office in [[Bucharest]] in 2010 while biological production remained concentrated at secured facilities north of the city.<ref name="snubable-consolidation"/>

A western annex of the main factory was completed on 16 April 2011 to support biological production and equipment maintenance. [[Mihai Dobreanu]] became Site Coordination Manager in 2012. Rambam appointed him Director of External Operations in 2015, placing Snubable properties outside the main factory complex under his management.<ref name="snubable-factory"/><ref name="dobreanu-recruitment"/>

Snubable concealed parts of its operations through false corporate and property records. Properties used for restricted work were registered under false purposes, while [[Septicsolution]] used falsified waste records to conceal disposal from Snubable facilities.<ref name="snubable-consolidation"/> Rambam directed the concealment system and was later convicted of fraud and falsification of records.

=== A-Series ===
The [[A-Series]] originated from the biological samples Rambam collected from Alexandru Ionuț in 1999. The internal AR designation identified Alexandru as the genetic source and Rambam as the director of the program.<ref name="a-series-history"/>

A-Series clones were developed through accelerated biological growth inside vertical incubation chambers containing synthetic amniotic fluid. Under the later factory system, full physical development could be completed in approximately 14 days. After removal from the chamber, each clone underwent inspection and conditioning before assignment.<ref name="a-series-production"/>

The production system separated unstable clones from units accepted for operational use. Jester clones were classified as failed or expendable units. Standard clones were assigned routine work, while Elite clones were selected for armed deployment.<ref name="a-series-classification"/> In 2012, Rambam brought the killing of rejected clones under his direct authority. [[Kaspar Othmar Barmettler]], who had previously served under Snagov in clone-extermination work, transferred to Rambam's personal staff that year.<ref name="barmettler-service"/>