What if we were able to see in?

What if?

What if Area 51 was opened to the public for all to see? I have thought about this possibility many times and continue to come to the same conclusion. I don’t want to see Area 51 with my own eyes! You might be wondering why. To be completely honest, I am sure that I would be disappointed with what I find.

The more research one does into Area 51, the more obvious it is that there is no reliable proof that anything extraterrestrial ever existed at Area 51. In fact, I have not found a single piece of non refutable evidence that could be considered a “smoking gun”. I wouldn’t be completely surprised if someday that piece of evidence does surface. I can definitely see a scenario where a crashed saucer was sent to be back engineered at Groom Lake. It is remote and away from spying eyes, but the evidence show that it was CIA and Skunkworks that settled on Groom Lake as their Top Secret testing facility. Some of the projects that were developed and tested there have been declassified, so it is natural to think that the next generation of crafts are being developed and tested there. I imagine that there are some types of UAV’s that are currently being tested. I am extremely interested to see what is being housed in the new hanger that has been recently finished. It is now the largest on the base. I am thinking it is some type of unmanned fighter or bomber that is going to be housed in that hanger. How awesome would it be to have an unmanned bomber capable of delivering it’s payload to a target without the risk of the pilot being shot down? In my mind that is the logical next step in the advancement of unmanned drones.

I have to admit that any new technology is fascinating, but the majority of our population is more interested in the prospect that our scientist are working side by side with there alien counter parts, or the New World Order (Illuminati) are secretly meeting at Area 51 to planning on how to take over the world. It is a sure bet that while those may be fun to discuss, there is absolutely no proof, anything like that is actually going on. For must people, including me, the actual day to day workings of Area 51 would probably be somewhat boring. Since I can’t get near the actual base, I am free to imagine the possibilities. For that reason, Area 51 will continue to be a fascinating place. I have read many individuals who looked at Area 51 in the beginning of there research trying to prove the Alien or UFO connection only to become completely dejected and leave the journey after a few years of searching with no results. I went into this journey knowing full well what was behind those mountains, but searching and experiencing all perspectives of Area 51 with no grand illusions of what I might find. I enjoy Groom Lake Road, the signs, the mailbox, an Alien Burger from the Little A Le Inn, watching the sky above Groom Lake at night, and the unknown! If we ever found the answer to “what if” I am afraid all of the above would have less meaning and interest, therefore my journey would abruptly stop. I would be left unfulfilled, dejected and searching for a new journey. Until the gates are opened, I will continue my journey with a great deal of enthusiasm.

At least those are my reasons for being interested in Area 51. The others that call themselves "researchers" I can't quite get a handle on. What are they researching? They have not come up with anything of interest in many, many, many years. It is usually the US Government that will release something. We have seen the new hanger and we still don't know what goes in there. Is the new hanger the best we can come up with in the past 15 years? I guess they really did pick a good location.

Sure, that would be great! They probably wouldn't let us leave. And they might even treat us to a special event after showing us all this top secret military stuff, a revolving cylinder of an AH-64's nose cannon!

I don't think most people really want to know the truth about Area 51. Even I sometimes miss the days when we knew almost nothing about the place. It was almost more fun that way.

In an October 1987 article for the Las Vegas Review-Journal, reporter Christopher Beall described Area 51 as “a place with a history of dark rumors and speculation, and a name that has even now become an object of folklore.” This is exactly why Area 51 has so captured the public’s attention. People love mysteries. The less that is known about Area 51, the more it can be used as a blank slate for the public imagination.

“It’s a perfect blackboard on which to write your dreams and your fears,” said Popular Science editor Stuart Brown in a 1997 interview. Nearly every conceivable conspiracy theory has been associated with Area 51 at one time or another.

Some years ago, a message left on an Internet bulletin board asked, “What would happen if the U.S. government opened its doors to us and let us see all that was going on [at Area 51]? Depending on what is there, we’d either be vindicated or disappointed, but we would also rapidly lose interest. What would we focus our attentions on? Where would we go next? The greatest thing about Area 51 is its mystery; otherwise, nobody would care.”

reply to post by DesertShadow


Desert, at this point, I doubt it would matter whether their is anything in A51 to see or not. Its still a top secret base and even if you see an empty room, protocol would deem you a security threat. There's a good chance that stuff is happening right now at a location we aren't aware of. The only way to see where that is and what is happening there is thru remote viewing, or astral travel. If you don't wanna go that route, I suggest wearing a couple kevlar vests.

HI ..live as far away from this country I have a question I have millions of questions and intrigue about this place AREA 51. I hope I can learn something herewhy anyone who works for NASA or the United States can or wants to talk about this topic?
in an interview someone who works at NASA asked about the area 51 and quickly change the subject.

in the desert in the area where 51 people do not allow anything to happen and if for some reason someone goes in there they have every right to kill that person.


How much they want to hide secret?

extraterrestrial evidence etc because they say the area is 51 and has underground tunnels around the world and the people who work here can not speak to anyone from outside, which is also the GARAGE of UFOs.

THANKS FRIENDS!

Originally posted by NightVision
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Desert, at this point, I doubt it would matter whether their is anything in A51 to see or not. Its still a top secret base and even if you see an empty room, protocol would deem you a security threat. There's a good chance that stuff is happening right now at a location we aren't aware of. The only way to see where that is and what is happening there is thru remote viewing, or astral travel. If you don't wanna go that route, I suggest wearing a couple kevlar vests.

You're wrong on all fronts, I'm sorry.

I've been there, Rachel, I mean. I've been to the security checkpoint entrance to the base itself, I've been to the warning signs, seen the cameras on the hills, seen the trucks on the hills, seen a white SUV driven by a bald man drive through the checkpoint, had a spotlight shone on me while trying to take a picture of the signs at night. I have personal pictures of all of the above.

I've been there, and there is something there. There's a reason why the nearest viewing points are 30 miles away, and why the checkpoints are 5 miles from the base, and why there's live men watching the fences.

Wether the reason is aliens or the latest aircraft might never be known, but there is something there.