Google Earth, Dulce New Mexico

Originally posted by snapmouse

Anyway, I'm FROM Dulce. I'm a member of the Jicarilla Apache Tribe. Yes there is a casino there and that's not it.

It's the new tribal offices building. Our main administration is there. I have a few relatives who work there.

Thank you. That is an answer. Productive. A post worth reading.

Better than the one above me. IgnoretheFacts: Read more, post less. I keep seeing your posts and I wince everytime. Contribute TO a post, but, please read more about the subject matter before shooting off veiled insults. It really screams that you, indeed, ignore the facts. How sad...

Thanks snapmouse!

Thanks OP, Dulce intrigues me too.

Cuhail

Close, but here's pic of the actual structure from the ground...
indianz.com...

Here's a link to the whole article...
indianz.com...

Its a new $10.5 million health facility serving the entire Jicarilla Apache reservation. Pic shows the entry-extension area, the "dome" structure, etc...Pretty sure this is it. Andy

reply to post by spliff4020

Well than what is this? This really looks like it could be an entrance to Dulce

Firstly, good eye on this location.
The CASINO explanation may be correct but it is a very large building for surrounding community. Now fly SE of this building 3.4 km 36 54 51 106 57 56
Here you'll find massive buildings in the middle of nowhere, built by same company.... is this reserve HQ?

can anyone explain the mcdonalds and and circle k on the top of a mountain but yet no buildings?

this is really in the middle of nowhere.

36°50'5.22"N
106°57'39.06"W

my only guess is it is somewhere in the underground base?
i am only guessing this as i have seen on aircraft carriers and other bases of these existing.

if on an aircraft carrier then why not in an underground base?(lol kinda)

You guys realize you can zoom down to street view, right?

All the answers you need can be found by doing that (most anyway).

It's a nice looking building from ground level.

You really think you are going to find something top-secret or "new" on google maps/earth?

Evil or not, the men and women who come up with most of the classified, top-secret military structures are probably smart people.


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reply to post by Use your brain


just like to point out the one i just posted. i am not sure if you saw it yet.


just confusing a McD's and Circle K are in the middle of nowhere.

i personally dont care about the hotel/casino/large building on the map.

i am more concerned with the fact there are 2 stores on the same plot but no buildings.

seems to be at the top of a mound also.

also what appears to be some sort of tower about 1 mile south by south east of it.

36°49'27.50"N
106°56'59.31"W

just thought id point it out

If you now anything about Dulce,you will know that this area has a fairly large indian reservation. Although,many indians claim to see Ufo's and aliens from time to time.
The building looks like a indian school.

I heard they found a dead body in one of the streets.

I haven't heard of a dead body in the streets but being as there are people who live there, it's possible some people die. Some drunks have even been known to freeze when stranded outside overnight. It is in the mountains after all.

I lost a cousin about 2 weeks ago. Stopped to get out of his stalled car and died before he got to the other side of the car. He had liver problems (too much of the drink). Death is pretty normal on the rez as it is anywhere. Not sure of it's relevance here.

That McDonald's on the side of hill is actually pretty funny. And that tower is a small filling station hq for one of the many oil companies out there. You'll find my reservation is full of oil rigs.

Isn't there a underground complex below dulce?

im guessing no one looked at my posts here. but why the hell is there a McDonald's and Circle K marked on the top of a mountain where there are no roads let alone buildings?

is this not part of the proof we have wanted? McD's are on aircraft carriers and other bases. so my guess is that is a gps location for underground.

im really confused.

I actually meant to reply to that.

I don't SEE a Mcdonald's there, just that it's labeled there. I've been out there (not recently of course) but I'd be SHOCKED to see one so far from civilization.

Found it amusing actually.

Originally posted by Chorlton
Isnt that large building a Hotel/Casino? As the Jicarilla Indians run Casinos around there?

Jicarilla Apache Nation Headquarters

You never know what the hell is underneath it for that matter. XD

Originally posted by spliff4020
The more I look into it, the less Im prone to think that this is casino. Defintitly not a bestwestern. No reason to be there at all, and whats with the roads to the north, not to mention that white thing in the east.

The whole overview of this place doesnt make any sense.

What do you mean "the more I look in it"? You're just making slack-jawed guesses based on google views. I live in the area and have been through Dulce a bizillion times. It's the tribe headquarters.

Originally posted by Chorlton

Originally posted by Unisol
ups my mistake....so an indian casino?

Yes indeed. If you do a check you will find that for some indian tribes it is a source of massive income.

en.wikipedia.org...

I know it's their land and all but it's still generating a load of bad karma. After all aren't they profiting from the misery of others ?

Originally posted by Άδης

Originally posted by Chorlton
Isnt that large building a Hotel/Casino? As the Jicarilla Indians run Casinos around there?

You never know what the hell is underneath it for that matter. XD

edit on 12-10-2010 by Άδης because: Edited

You never know what the hell is underneath your house for that matter.

Have in mind that if there is an installation there, even if there's a Casino or point any other ordinary building, it could have an entrance and system leading downward. See, there is a bunker under a hotel and no one even would know, if one didnt go to see the corridors specially..

Originally posted by Unisol
i cant believe how indians can open casinos,isnt it against theyr beliefs?

i cant believe how im typing rite now.
I'll leave it at that, and hope you can figure out what I'm saying on your own.

Back to your comment, you've never heard about native americans trading and gambling?

If that's true, I'm glad I went through school when I did. What are they teaching kids these days?

Everything there is supposed to look empty and sparse like that. Its all underground and under the Mesa.