My alien encounter growing up in Los Alamos, NM

originally posted by: InvaderZed2
a reply to: SolAquarius

i know its been a long time but im back. i lost my other account and just made a new one. ive been back in Los Alamos for about 3years now and havent had anything else happen. Although, Ill give all the information you guys are asking for. at the time of the post i couldnt give any information on my source due to their job. you all ready for this? My souce is my own mother. She worked for PTLA for a while and know shes somewhere else. The gentleman that she talked to at headquarters was the weapons instructor that had worked at the lab for like 25 years. Everything i said in that post was 100% truthful and i plan on posting pictures of a piece of paper describing the trains under Los Alamos shortly if this thread picks back up.

I hope to see it.

a reply to: JamesChessman

I think toady might be the day

a reply to: jedi_hamster

How do I post pictures? It won't let me load anything

a reply to: Invaderzed

This part of your narrative proves that what you relate was a vivid dream.

"So I start at square one with my research, Roswell. I learned that the crashed ufo and aliens were brought to Los Alamos's Tech Area-33."

No UFO crashed at Roswell. And no matter how hard you try, you will never prove that one did. Project Mogul is the only answer as that is the only source for evidence, zero for a UFO.

a reply to: idusmartias

I play hockey with a gentleman that lived in Roswell next to the Ranch then later worked at Los Alamos national labs. There were 2 ufo crashes actually not just one. I dont appreciate you trying to tell me what I do and don't know.

originally posted by: InvaderZed2
a reply to: idusmartias

I play hockey with a gentleman that lived in Roswell next to the Ranch then later worked at Los Alamos national labs. There were 2 ufo crashes actually not just one. I dont appreciate you trying to tell me what I do and don't know.
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Again, you made a claim and it has to be supported with evidence. Tales just won't do. It's really simple: prove with evidence that at least one UFO/alien craft crashed on planet earth. Otherwise you don't know. No offense meant.

Get off your ass and do your own research. I'm way past the Roswell incident.

a reply to: InvaderZed2

That is a good question, they don't let google Earth drive down Diamond drive to the water tower to capture images which seems a little strange?



There are new supercomputers like the Iranian Simorgh supercomputer which is a petaflop machine that can nuance side channel information from images.

The thing is trained to not look at Lorna feeding the pigs in Somerset if you catch my drift..

Just fed me this which I wasn't looking for?

Did you mean: alice's restaurant Alice's Restaurant - Original 1967 Recording Alice's Restaurant

They call it a restaurant but its really just an ocean or a desert depending on whether you are an Osprey an Eagle or (a boat person).

And Alice she isn't on the menu she lives in the Bell tower.

So Diamond ends where Pajarito Rd begins which is on lab property. Before 9-11 anyone could drive down Pajarito road, i used to ride my bike home from middle school down that road. a reply to fromunclexcommunicate

a reply to: InvaderZed2

The PEEC environmental center "nest" that sits on the edge of the ravine has maps but no detailed road descriptions etc for the Los Alamos lab area to the south. When did they take down the water tower across the ravine at the end of Diamond that is still photo shopped into the street level Google imagery?

That was the UFO that first caught my attention.

Some of the old project paperclip UFlyingO's may have been stuff like the relocated Peenemünde birds but as you say starting in the 1970's they expanded a huge secret infrastructure there. The WTC project was conceived earlier about 1958 with Japan.

Only thing I could find in Los Alamos about 911 today is the "spicy Tuna" at the Origami Japanese Restaurant.
They don't have a "lucky five" on the menu just a "Gimme Five" which is
Shrimp tempura, cucumber, avocado, topped with 4 different kinds of fish?

One evening, for one reason or another, I was spending the night at their house and at the time I was only 6 or 7 and had no knowledge or introduction's on what I was about to be a part of.

That might have been their MO target young kids.

Back in the 1950's out in California the Lawrence Welk show played one channel on television and another on radio which could be used as stereo.

Then as the boob tube evolved into space based satellite transmission, projects like the United Nations Television studio were created. PARC Xerox funded the 1960's United Nations Television content(before internet).

www.nytimes.com... MASH came later was developed by the son.

Los Alamos developed the key system for the satellites and may have or had a special down-link to the key distribution platform in space.

SPI used to serve an abstract about something developed in the 1950's or early 60's but maybe the patent rolled?


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You just blew my mind. Going to look into this, thanks! a reply to: fromunclexcommunicate

a reply to: InvaderZed2

Leila and her four dead aliens?
Fox recently reran the 1972 classic horror film Asylum.
Otto the dummy and "the book" It's a thousand pages, give or take a few

www.imdb.com...


Most people just saw the Otto Adams gold mine in the Mojave desert and figured Otto Maddox was named after Otto Adams.
But then there was the X-files episode "Eve" which Fox also reran recently.
Nobody sees this stuff..

a reply to: InvaderZed2

Roswell was nothing but a story in 1947 that steamrolled into a crash case in 1978 after UFOlogist and UFO lecturer Stanton Friedman got ahold of it. It was actually an experimental service flight of balloons and radar reflectors from Project Mogul that crashed. There was no UFO nor was it a coverup for another crash site with alien bodies. That part was added to the Roswell lore nonsense after 1978 and has even less evidence. So a connection to Roswell doesn't do much to substantiate your claim.

Key take aways from your original stories:

...the sports highlights and then a few episodes of mash and I doze off.

and

 I'm asleep in bed at my mother home in Los Alamos and at about 4 in the morning I had that very same voice cone to me in my sleep again.

Both starting with a dream state.

a reply to: Ectoplasm8

Stanton Friedman worked at INL which was the lab that developed the power plant for the first nuclear submarine Nautilus.
The SL-1 incident in 1961 brought some frightening media spin to the public at a time that middle eastern oil politics were in the world planning.
The X-files episode "Fearful Symmetry" never mentioned the lab by name, but a lowland Gorilla named Sophie tried to explain what happened to the Spielberg mothership.
YMMV.

Stanton passed away at the Toronto Pearson airport recently.

a reply to: fromunclexcommunicate

Stanton Friedman had been lecturing around the country about UFOs in the 70s and was told during one of these lectures about Jesse Marcel. He was partially if not fully responsible for turning Roswell into the lore it became.

Later in his life he was dedicated to the study of UFOs and had every opportunity in the 40+ years he was active to provide evidence of UFOs or aliens but never did, including Roswell. Here's the scientific look, along with J Allen Hynek, at the phenomenon that those that support the UFO/alien on Earth theory cry for. Neither men were able to provide a shred of physical evidence. That should be telling to this group but it's not.

a reply to: Ectoplasm8

Jesse Marcel was involved with the psyops/media spin for nuclear devices prior to 1950.
That is a compartmentalization focused on nuclear bomb production.
J Allen Hynek has more of a multifaceted depth to his UFO studies but there is an easily noticed proximity device that would be very useful for psyop compartmentalization.
Stanton Friedman worked at INL probably as what most people would call a spin doctor.
Stanton talked about the more general paradigm of a breakaway civilization where the government operated psyop drones.
The "UFO/alien on Earth theory" is a compartmentalization of that aimed at aliens with flight capability.
Sophie the lowland Gorilla from the X-files episode was an abductee example of an alien without flight capability.
Or maybe she just wanted her baby to fly heavy?

believe what you want dude. I didn't join this forum to argue with people. a reply to: Ectoplasm8

a reply to: InvaderZed2

You have done a great job hosting the thread, replying when appropriate.
I'm still wondering about that water tank on the south side of the ravine?
You would think old timers living in the area should remember its history?
The Google imagery isn't very sharp but a zoomed crop clearly shows the tower in the distance at the street level south of Diamond.



We need some answers about why the government would photoshop the street level imagery at Los alamos.
What year did they take that tower down?

originally posted by: InvaderZed2
believe what you want dude. I didn't join this forum to argue with people. a reply to: Ectoplasm8

You brought up Roswell which helps support your story and that's why I'm chiming in. I've done extensive research on Roswell and come to the conclusion that since 1978 it's been built up to be something it's not. I don't know and don't care if you're telling the truth or not.

This incident was nothing for 30 years from '47 until '78 when UFO lecturer Stanton Friedman got ahold of the story and made it in to something. Many jumped aboard knowing you have groups of people that will outright believe you with zero need for evidence. Who knows the motivation.

The second part of this story, the alien bodies, came about after the story was told in 1978 and has even less evidence. But again, you have naive groups that will believe with wide-eyed wonder with absolutely no real supporting evidence.