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Originally posted by johnlear
The altercation (it wasn't a battle) occurred in 1979. 44 of our top scientists were killed.
Like I say, it wasn't a battle and there were no troopships. The whole altercation lasted only a few minutes. As far as the whole town missing a huge battle there was no huge battle for them to miss.
I am not sure who you are calling a dolt,
As far as showing you where "this stuff took place" I doubt whether we could get a visitor's pass into Dulce. I know I couldn't.
originally posted by johnlearI am not sure who you are calling a dolt,
posted by indellkofferThe ones who started the story.
Originally posted by Indellkoffer
You don't need to. Hop on Google Earth and point out where the road leading to the base is. Or was. Because the desert leaves tracks and they stay for a long time. Schneider and others say there's a nice paved road leading right into it.
John Lear: Please point out where this base is or the road leading to it; because I have a hard time believing it exists or ever did at all and would love to look at its location. if you dont want to bother with downloading and installing google earth then just use maps.google.com and click the satellite or hybrid button at the top right
John, you say that we have only seen about half the info on Dulce. do you have the other half not yet seen ??
could you share it ??
could you post those pics you have? (the ufo's at the weapons depot)
Also do you know anything about the U.S. saucer program (i.e. man-made ufo's)
Originally posted by johnlear
As far as showing you where "this stuff took place" I doubt whether we could get a visitor's pass into Dulce. I know I couldn't.
Originally posted by johnlear
As a matter of interest, go to Pearl and Hermes reef about 100 miles southeast of Midway Island and see if you can figure out why those beautiful reefs should be hidden from view. What is going on there?
I flew over these reefs at relatively low altitude many times during the Viet Nam conflict.
John, After reading your post I looked at the reefs for a while in google earth. I'm not sure what you're getting at when you said see if you can figure out why they should be hidden from view, and whats going on there I was hoping you could share why they should be hidden, and what you believe is going on there.
I notice on Sand Island which is about 100 miles west of Pearl and Hermes there is what appears to be an airfield, and a small harbor. Does this have something to do with what you're talking about? Thanks
It's A well know fact of US law that Every Restricted Area MUST be clearly maked as such to be legally enforced. Assuming Dulce is as secret as you claim, surely the area around it is restricted, just as the Area surrounding Groom Lake is restricted.
Originally posted by johnlear
All I'm asking is why a beautiful atoll way out in the Pacific would be itentionally obscured. What is our government hiding out there?