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Originally posted by AlanP
I have seen for myself on the archuleta mesa the ventilator shafts positioned in an octagon shape in the middle of winter hidden behind huge rocks.
Originally posted by AlanP
Ok...from 1996 to 2002 my primary job at the dealership was doing auto loans for the store...during my stay I financed over 300-500 native americans who lived in Dulce, NM...I have seen for myself on the archuleta mesa the ventilator shafts positioned in an octagon shape in the middle of winter hidden behind huge rocks. I also have stories from the natives about many cattle mutilations and foreign flying objects that appear to head directly into the mesa and dissapear. The most interesting thing is the ranchers who live outside the reservation and telling me stories about their fathers who have worked for the Rand Corp when they were diverting the water system from the Navajo Dam to the Base.... One thing you need to undestand is how the Natives keep things to themselves...it is very hard to get info out of them unless they trust you. Another fact to know is the Govt used the reservation for experimenting purposes because it is Federal land not state owned.
Originally posted by AlanP
I JOINED THIS FORUM TO TELL THE TRUTH ABOUT REAL EVENTS THAT HAPPENED IN MY LIFE....I DONT PLAY GAMES ABOUT ANY FICTIOUS STORIES.
REMEMBER ALL THESE EVENTS HAPPENED IN 1996 THRU 2002...I HAVE HEARD MANY STORIES FROM THE NATIVES AND WITNESSED SOME STRANGE ANOMALIES IN THE FOUR CORNERS...
Originally posted by Desolate Cancer
...until you provide somthing more concrete than just stories I personally will have to call "shenanigans" on you and your claims. Please prove me wrong for the benefit of all.
Originally posted by johnlear
Originally posted by Desolate Cancer
...until you provide somthing more concrete than just stories I personally will have to call "shenanigans" on you and your claims. Please prove me wrong for the benefit of all.
Thanks Desolate Cancer, for your post. How about we wait a page or two before we start throwing around insults. Obviously Alan has a story to tell and it might be a good one. While you may be itching to call his claims "shenanigans' lets show him we're good guys here at ATS and we let the informaton play out before we start taking him to task. He's actually said nothing other than he has some information about Dulce and has not contradicted himself or posted obviously false information. So, what about it? Do you think you could possibly show a little respect for a newcomer for just a couple of pages? If he doesn't measure up then we can express our displeasure. But for right now, let's cool it. I think Dulce exists. I think its real. I think its there. But I also think its almost impossible to prove. I appreciate anybody that can add any kind of information. Thanks.
Originally posted by AlanP
I just wanted to tell you that I lived in Farmington,NM in 1996 and operated a New Car Franchise that supplied fleet vehicles to the Jicarilla Apache Tribe in Dulce,NM..my good friend who paid for the vehicles was the Chief of Police for the Reservation for 42 years. I can rest assure that there is a 7 level military installation on the Archuleta Mesa. If you would like more info on this please reply to this thread or email me at (...). Best Regards
AlanP
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Removed email address, but forwarded complete post to John Lear.
[edit on 23/1/07 by masqua]
Originally posted by thebox
Even if he didn't have a camera, it doesn't mean he didn't see something out there. Most people don't get the chance to see anything, never mind have the opportunity to see something AND take a picture of it.
Originally posted by Eden
Originally posted by thebox
Even if he didn't have a camera, it doesn't mean he didn't see something out there. Most people don't get the chance to see anything, never mind have the opportunity to see something AND take a picture of it.
Very, very true. Most of us might not ever get the chance to photograph something that happens in the moment. Even if a camera is near by; you never know how you will react. It is very easy for someone to say otherwise.
..I have seen for myself on the archuleta mesa the ventilator shafts positioned in an octagon shape in the middle of winter hidden behind huge rocks.