Dulce AFB Insider Interview *COMPLETE* - will take an hour or two to read

[buckminster fuller]

short synopsis:

* in the 40's, Americans are trying to find good location for a base;
* Dulce is one of the sites;
* they find unusual technologies there and are like WTF man?
* oh, no, base are belong to the little gray aliens!
* fight breaks out, humans hold top level of base;
* eventually some kind of peace treaty is agreed;
* aliens and humans begin to communicate and human get technologies;
* aliens are allowed to abduct cows for their nutrients;
* humans learn that we and gray aliens are creations of earlier race;
* oh no, fight breaks out again;
* new uneasy but continuing peace is reached;
* some various genetic engineering experiments take place in military & aliens cooperation;
* also cool side adventures featuring underground maglev system and UFOs.


You'll find the full read here (http://lunaticoutpost.com/Topic-AMERICA-Dulce-AFB-Insider-Interview-COMPLETE-will-take-an-hour-or-two-to-read?page=1)

As mentioned in the title, it is a long read, I have been through it rapidly, sounds interesting...

[WhiteFeather]

Heres a Vid. Great Thread Buck.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V04hJNRSYlI

[Oouthere]

I read the complete interview, sounds very plausable. I tend to believe this man.

Rich

[noprophet]

That is the best synopsis I have ever read. :P

[Spartacus]

Sanchez's book, on which this interview was based, is discussed here:

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?6885-Anthony-Sanchez-withdraws-his-new-book-UFO-HIGHWAY/page5

Although certain elements of the disclosure may be true, I have a strong suspicion that the interview was fabricated and 'Colonel X' doesn't exist. There are numerous inconsistencies in the account and it reads like a carefully thought out formulaic script, rather than the transcript of an unrehearsed conversation.

[Oouthere]

Memories become foggy over time, sometimes forgetting or altering the actual events. But I know a person that speaks almost exactly like the guest. Those of us close to him even talk of him vomitting so much information it looses you.

Until given a reason not to, I'll put this in my "probable" file.

Rich

[Spartacus]

Just for starters:

At the very end of the interview Colonel X is responding to Sanchez's final question and explaining why he is telling the truth, "Look, you have my DD-214 of which there is an important clue for you and everyone else to ponder over; and you won’t find many other discharge papers like mine. And I’ve taken your polygraph tests and I have given you my story."

The 'Background Information' right at the start of the document states, "This interview was held at a private residence in Placer County, CA. on January 6th 2010...". Sanchez then goes on to add, "On January 8th, 2010 (Colonel X) submitted to two tests by a certified forensic polygraph examiner."

So which is true - did the Colonel take the polygraph tests before the interview, or 2 days after as claimed by Sanchez?

If basic facts like this don't line up, then your mind needs to be on red alert for incoming BS.

I spent most of yesterday studying the interview and cross-checking details that are freely available. I could spend another day composing a response that would tear it apart. But I couldn't be bothered. This goes in my 'probable BS' file.

[DNA]

Good stuff, reminds me of drinking strong black coffee in the winter, going to work as a security guard all by myself at night. And cracking open some Commander X or Branton material.
I remember the first time I read about this stuff, I was like, no F#cking way!
Good times. :)

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Okay,,,,time to brew the coffee,,,snuggle up and start reading. :)
This looks like it is going to be really good.

[Craig]

Wow, that is all.