If we are right in our assumption that there is a Splinter Civilization – an elite offshoot of humanity that has kept incredible secrets and hoarded advanced technologies – then Area 51 is one of the red flags signaling its existence.
An aerial view of the infamous Area 51.
After decades of denials and calling all conspiracy theorists deluded, the US Government has finally admitted the infamous Area 51, in the Nevada desert, does exist.
We take a fresh look at Area 51 and draw our own conclusions (based on a decade’s research) in our new release book ANTIGRAVITY PROPULSION: Human or Alien Technologies? An excerpt from the book follows…
The top secret Cold War test site adjoining Nellis Air Force Base, northwest of Las Vegas, has long been fodder for speculation that the authorities have covered up reported sightings of UFO’s and aliens. Until recently the government has denied its existence.
Now a newly declassified CIA document confirms the existence of Area 51. The document states the contentious zone was used as a testing range for the government’s U-2 spy plane during the Cold War.
The U-2 spy plane in flight.
However, there’s no mention of the controversial Roswell incident, which UFO believers claim was an alien space ship that crashed in New Mexico in 1947 and not a weather balloon as the authorities insisted. Supporters of the theory allege that Area 51’s hangars were used to hide evidence of alien bodies recovered from the spaceship.
The CIA asserts government secrecy surrounding Area 51 was simply about ensuring a new spy plane – the U-2 reconnaissance aircraft – remained hidden from prying Soviet eyes. Plausible considering the aircraft was designed specifically for high altitude snooping on the Soviets.
The agency’s report explains the “tremendous increase in reports of unidentified flying objects” as an “unexpected side effect” of high altitude testing of the U-2. This increase was due to the aircraft’s silver wings reflecting the rays of the sun, according to the official explanation.
However, this doesn’t explain the interrelated Roswell incident or the many reported UFO, and indeed alien, sightings in and around Area 51 over the years.
It’s easy to dismiss such sightings as the ramblings of zealous conspiracy theorists. However, in the wake of the US Government’s belated and official admission that Area 51 does exist, maybe those reports shouldn’t be dismissed quite so readily.
“You know, there aren’t six people in this room who know how true this really is.” –President Ronald Reagan. Conversation with Steven Spielberg at the White House on June 27, 1982 during a Presidential screening of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.
We visit Area 51 and Nellis Air Force Base in our conspiracy thriller novel The Orphan Uprising. Our research for that novel raised more questions than answers – questions we’ll probably never know the answers to.
The view from Route 375 looking down Groom Road toward Area 51.
The signs that greet you upon arrival at Area 51.
Of all the explanations those in the conspiracy community want regarding Area 51, probably the most pressing is whether the global elite are housing human or alien technologies there.
If either was admitted to, that would be equally extraordinary.
Say what?
Well, if the anti-gravity flying machines witnessed by so many in and around Area 51’s airspace are manmade then that confirms the Splinter Civilization are almost light years ahead of known science – and they have technologies the common man could scarcely comprehend.
If on the other hand UFO’s are of alien origin, that implies the global elite are collaborating with an ET civilization – and this may explain why classified technology has progressed at such a rapid rate since around the time of Roswell.
“There is abundant evidence that we are being contacted, that civilizations have been visiting us for a very long time. That their appearance is bizarre from any type of traditional materialistic western point of view. That these visitors use the technologies of consciousness, they use toroids, they use co-rotating magnetic disks for their propulsion systems, that seems to be a common denominator of the UFO phenomenon.” –Dr Brian O’Leary, Former NASA Astronaut and Princeton Physics Professor
As mentioned, for decades Area 51 was said to exist only in the furtive and skeptical minds of conspiracy theorists. Then Russian satellite photos of the facility were leaked and shared far and wide online. But still the US Government continued to maintain there was no such place as Area 51 and blamed conspiracy theorists as being responsible for spreading lies.
Each and every US administration maintained this position until August 16, 2013…
That was a day independent UFO researchers finally felt vindicated, for on that date the world’s media reported that the CIA had officially announced the existence of Area 51.
This significant acknowledgement came by way of declassified documents procured via a public records request lodged by George Washington University’s National Security Archive. The documentation included a CIA history of Area 51’s top secret U-2 spy plane program. Where references to Area 51 had been redacted in earlier documentation released by the CIA, it was named for all to see in the latest documents.
In the outpouring of media commentary that followed, a ForeignPolicy.com editorial piece sums up the revelations better than most – describing Area 51 as “a touchstone of America’s cultural mythology.”
The editorial continues:
“It (Area 51) rose to notoriety in 1989, when a Las Vegas man claimed he had worked at the secret facility to discover the secrets of crashed alien hardware, spawning two decades of conspiracy theories and speculation about little green men. But the facility’s history — and the history of the strange, secret aircraft that were developed there — extends back to 1955. Since its inception, the government has obliquely acknowledged its existence only a handful of times, and even the CIA’s 1996 declassified history of the OXCART program — the development of the SR-71 Blackbird at the secret site — refers only to tests conducted in “the Nevada desert.” The government has never publicly discussed the specific facility … until now.”
While the declassified documents acknowledge the Nevada site was a testing ground for surveillance during the Cold War, conspiracy theorists will be disappointed there’s no mention of UFO’s or aliens.
UFO sightings and conspiracy theories have dogged Area 51 since its inception. Time travel, advanced weapons programs and enormous underground bases, as well as the recovery of downed alien spacecraft and interaction with the occupants of those craft are just some of claims made by conspiracy theorists.
Of all the interrelated conspiracy claims surrounding Area 51, one stands out above all others: Roswell.
“In my opinion I think they were worried that it would panic the public so they started telling lies about it. And then I think they had to tell another lie to cover their first lie, now they don’t know how to get out of it. Now it’s going to be so embarrassing to admit that all these administrations have told so many untruths, it would be embarrassing getting out of it. There are a number of extraterrestrial vehicles out there cruising around.” –Gordon Cooper, Former NASA Astronaut, Aeronautical Engineer and test pilot. One of the seven original Astronauts in Project Mercury, the first manned space program of the United States
To check out ANTIGRAVITY PROPULSION: Human or Alien Technologies? go to – http://www.amazon.com/ANTIGRAVITY-PROPULSION-Technologies-Underground-Knowledge-ebook/dp/B00RSF22SI/
To view the discussion thread on antigravity propulsion (the phenomenon) in our ‘Underground Knowledge’ group on Goodreads check out: https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/142309-29-conspiracy-theories—a-discussion-group >>> Everyone’s welcome!
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