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reply posted on 22-12-2005 @ 10:05 PM by km69
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christmas island is mega security
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reply posted on 26-12-2005 @ 06:49 AM by fatman
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I know there is a massive underground storage facility in South Australia, I get this first hand from my foster brother who was a weapons tech with
the navy. When they mothballed the air wing at HMAS Albatross he escorted some of the planes down there to be stored. He reckons there were hundreds
of aircraft stored there, as well as munitions, thousands of big wooden crates marked only with numbers and 44 gal drums lined up as far as he could
see. He was only in one hanger but saw entrances to at least 9 more.
As for secret bases, there is one in Bankstown ( Black Charlies Hill) that was built for WW2. It is about 9 stories high, built in a quarry and
backfilled. As far as I know it is not used anymore.
The one in the blue mountains sounds logical, we quite often get massive convoy's of military trucks (200+ trucks) that just turn off into the bush
and vanish.
FATMAN
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reply posted on 26-12-2005 @ 07:00 AM by talon565
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The best way to check out the interesting spots in Australia is to check out the major contractors and what they list on there sites.
Boeing is a good start as they have their hands in most military programs in all services and supply much of the civil contractors in secure
facilities.
You"ll find there is more than 12 classified sites with a number not visable from the ground or air.
Funny what you can learn over a beer!
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reply posted on 26-12-2005 @ 08:57 AM by fingapointa
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On the Port/South Melbourne issue, I heard an audio interview on americanantigravity.com with Stan Deyo. You can d/l it
here
In that, he said he worked on secret projects at Fisherman's Bend which is just next to Port Melb. I knew there was some kind of aerospace industry
there, as I ride my pushie down there sometimes. A quick google search showed that at one time or another Boeing, Rockwell and Hawker De Havilland
have had assembly plants down there.
Military aircraft assembled by GAF included the Beaufort, Beaufighter, Avro Lincoln, Canberra Bomber, Mirage and the F/A-18 Hornet. A number of
indigenous products were also designed and manufactured, including the Jindivik, Malkara, Ikara, Nomad, Turana and Nulka.
boeing.com.au/History/gafASTA.html
Deyo also said at the end of the interview that he knew where the location of Atlantis is, so,um. . . . .
Also, on the tunnels under Melb. Grammer (or High?), a friend once told me that there was one that led out to Ivanhoe Grammer and that McCarthur used
it when he was here in WW2.  Don't know if it was inflated school pride though
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reply posted on 10-1-2006 @ 09:35 PM by Saldorri
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Tunnels in Perth
Originally posted by SiRiNO
Does anyone know of any bunkers/tunnel systems in WA? I have tried looking through old maps of the city but there is alot that they wont list on
purpose...
I have heared of a tunnel from the Court Hotel to the building opposite the Megamart (I think its where they keep the police horses) Not sure what the
Court Hotel was before it was a pub.
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reply posted on 10-1-2006 @ 10:22 PM by SonOfDaedalus
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I know that there are some tunnels underneath Adelaide, South Australia.
Some of my mates found an entrance up in Prospect, I think it was, and that they followed this tunnel and ended up popping up in the floor of some
med-research place  . They hadn't a clue where it was in relation to anything else in the city, as they were underground for about 90mins before
they found the place.
Note: I haven't seen these things, I only recite wheat was told to me by very trusted friends.
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reply posted on 20-2-2006 @ 01:33 AM by bluenight17085
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UNDERGROUND NETWORK MELBOURNE
Originally posted by TPK
Being in Melbourne, I'm thinking of grabbing my camera and taking a few happy snaps of areas like Fisherman's Bend and RAAF Williams (not
Williamstown, it's in Laverton, but near enough). Though there's probably nothing much to see, I'll at least have a look. Has anyone else found
anything interesting to photgraph or is it all uninteresting?
Also, Melbourne has quite a few old tunnels underneath it, not just the mystery plugged up tunnel near the Parliament buildings that sanctum
mentioned. There was meant to be a tunnel (that one or another one maybe) that let the pollies sneak over to the red light district! There's also a
tunnel from Melbourne High School (used as an American base during WWII) that goes, well I don't know where... another under the government district
that was used for moving documents (before that, gold) between the treasury and other buildings, complete with a little railway. Used up until the 60s
or 70s. Not very mysterious that one, but there is also a whole network of disused services tunnels under the streets in the downtown 'grid' area.
Plenty of room for underground oddities here...
Any phone technician will tell you that you can walk underground from the top of Spring St to Spencer St through the ASIO - Telecom Network - as long
as you have all the security passes - On any rainy day in the CBD of Melbourne this is a standard practice and quicker for the techs to finish quickly
and go home by avoiding the crowd.
When General Macarthur was here is Melbourne he was the boss and did what was required to maintain security for his Command Post. Yes - there are
tunnels everywhere.
The next time you walk around the ground floor of 220 Exhibition St Melbourne - 100m square office block with 200 plus work stations with monitors on
standby - cafe - canteen - all set to go : but no staff have ever been seen in this ASIO building disquised under the Telecom Sign !!
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reply posted on 20-8-2006 @ 12:13 AM by johnlear
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Very interesting thread. Thanks all for the input. As you may know from other threads I have posted on I believe (from excellent sources) that the
U.S. has been travelng to the moon since 1962, Mars since 1966 and throughout the solar system since then. A few months ago when I was on the George
Norry show I mentioned all this and later Richard Hoagland came on and we discussed where all the solar system flights might be based and Richard said
it was probably Australia. It would be hard to believe that all of the places you are talking about are just communication bases. I believe that
someting much, much bigger is happening in Australia and its probably the center for our solar exploration. It would be nice to know if Gary McKinnen
found any link to Australia in his explorations on the Web. When you begin to realize that Mercury, Gemini and Apollo, Shuttle and ISS are just a
cover program you begin to look for where the 'real' program is. Too much is happening for it to be anywhere in the U.S. I took my family to Cairns
a few years ago for a scuba diving vacation and was followed step by step by the Beacon Hill Boys. Other than the 'official' version of Gene
Shoemakers crash does anybody have any information on the 'real' cause? (If any?)
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reply posted on 9-6-2007 @ 04:31 AM by HuntaXX
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reply posted on 9-6-2007 @ 08:40 AM by PisTonZOR
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I have occasionally visited the Bellarine Peninsula. Anyway, near Queenscliff there is a
fairly long bridge going over a river (or lake?) into a 'instalation'. The bridge has high, barbed wire fences around it along with a guard post at
the entry and a very big gate.
Why? What is this?
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reply posted on 9-6-2007 @ 08:51 AM by PisTonZOR
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Edit isn't working?
Anyway sorry for the lack of information for my above post.
Australians are some of the dumbest people on earth, i know i live in australia, australians are ignorant stupid bitches.
You're Australian.
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reply posted on 9-6-2007 @ 09:06 AM by sanctum
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reply posted on 18-6-2007 @ 06:19 AM by HowlrunnerIV
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I'd say so.
Kinda in the news recently.
www.theaustralian.news.com.au...
www.defence.gov.au...
One of these guys was an old school friend. I say old because we were freindly at school, but hadn't seen each other since. # of an e-mail to get
first thing at the office. Worse for the families, I assume.
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reply posted on 6-8-2008 @ 07:18 AM by Anonymous ATS
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reply to post by sanctum
Im not sure about Melbourne, but there are tunnels all under Adelaide.
In fact if you go to the Adelaide court house or Police station at Victoria Square some are on display, you can look down into them, about 25 meters
down.
Also the doctors office on the Parade in Norwood, about a 10 minute drive away, has similar "windows" down into the tunnels below.
I remember once while visiting the court I was told these tunnels go all around Adelaide. I know the University, which is one of the oldest buildings
in the city, also has a lot of tunnel connections that are blocked off.
The tunnels are largely kept secret, no one really knows about them, but it is a rather huge network. Not sure anything goes on there, but come on, if
you had access to them, wouldnt you use them for _something_?
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reply posted on 6-8-2008 @ 07:30 AM by Mikeraphone
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reply to post by HowlrunnerIV
If Australia does have nukes at Salisbury it explains why they keep that part of South Australia so, well, ghetto.
1. If something ever destroyed it, people wouldnt care.
2. It wouldnt effect anyone wealthy or in power.
3. People there generally speaking are not intelligent enough to question what is going on.
4. There isnt anything expensive that could be lost.
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reply posted on 6-8-2008 @ 07:31 AM by Mikeraphone
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I made an annon. post about all of the tunnels under Adelaide. I hope the moderators approve it soon...
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reply posted on 8-8-2008 @ 05:39 AM by immortal pagan
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I dont know if this has been put up before but i found this facility on google earth in central Australia, can anyone tell me what it is? it has a
very big fencened off perimeter and there is an un named airport to the east.
23°48'0.20"S 133°44'12.86"E
Sorry since finding this yesturday someone has put a marker up on google earth saying it is Pine Gap
[edit on 8-8-2008 by immortal pagan]
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reply posted on 19-8-2009 @ 01:36 AM by grimnar
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Just my imput.
Woomera was a rocket testing ground.
Maralinga was a British Nuclear arment testing base.
Thay are not the same thing, they are completely different.
Pine Gap is not some alian storage facility or NWO fallback position. It is the location and home of the "Over the horizan radar" program. I know
this beacuse a mate of mine is working there, he is Australian.
Woomera and Maralinga are a matter of public record, just go to the NAA and view the documents on them!
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