Keep Out!: Top Secret Places Governments Don't Want You to Know About by Nick Redfern

Author:Nick Redfern
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Career Press
Published: 2011-03-01T16:00:00+00:00

Alien Occupation

As the 1980s progressed and ultimately became the 1990s, the stories mutated even more. Suggestions that diminutive aliens with large bald heads and black eyes — the so-called “Grays” of UFO lore and popular culture — in the company of vicious, bipedal, reptilian entities, were entirely running the base with a lethal, iron-grip, took hold within the UFO research arena. As did widely circulated tales to the effect that, in 1979, a veritable infantry of highly trained U.S. military personnel stormed the base, in an effort to try to wipe out the alien hordes once and for all. The story goes that the operation was a catastrophic failure, and what was left of the Delta Force — style team made a hasty retreat after suffering defeat, countless casualties, and a large number of fatalities. Since then, rumors persist that the government has been reluctantly forced to keep a considerable distance, all the while quietly trying to figure out a permanent way to rid the Earth of the alien threat, and destroy its cavernous home far beneath New Mexico.

To what extent any of these admittedly outrageous claims and tales have a basis in fact is anybody’s guess. They may merely be the latest in a series of lies and half-truths spread by the Intelligence community, in a fashion similar to the way Paul Bennewitz was psychologically pummeled in the late 1970s. Whatever the case, the Dulce specter still continues to loom in the 21st century almost as large as Archuleta Mesa itself.

On March 29, 2009, the first Underground Base Conference was held in the area, and it attracted a packed audience, all eager to hear the full scoop on what was really going on deep beneath them. Then, in January 2010, a researcher named Anthony Sanchez spoke with a retired U.S. Air Force operative who confirmed the reality of the Dulce facility. But that was not all: Sanchez’s source advised him that rather than there being just one secret base, there were actually three underground facilities in the area: one, as has long been rumored, below Archuleta Mesa, which is said to be code-named TA-D1; a second, two-story complex, dubbed TA-D2, built close to the Colorado state line; and a third base, TA-D3, located in the Leandro Canyon, which, interestingly enough, is very close to the Project Gasbuggy test site of 1967. Sanchez was advised that “T.A.” is an abbreviation for “Technical Area.”

Notably, Sanchez’s (unsurprisingly) unnamed colonel asserted that no one named Thomas Castello had ever been employed in connection with the Dulce facilities, and that the stories of malevolent, reptilian aliens prowling around the depths of New Mexico were utterly bogus. Interestingly, however, the colonel did confirm the reality of the disastrous 1979 altercation between elements of the U.S. military and what he vaguely described as certain other inhabitants of the Dulce base.

Essentially, that is where matters stand to this day. Although many within the UFO research community scoff at what sounds like the script for some mega-scale movie, the story refuses to roll over and die.

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