A peculiar story..., page 1

What i am trying to say is that all personell who go through Groom would rather make you look another direction that actually at the direction of what they really do.

The CIA loved the UFO field for covering their secret work in a weird and wonderful camouflage scheme. They took the ball and ran with it (as they do to this very day)

I'll get the evidence another day. However evidence the CIA did and do this there is indeed.

reply posted on 3-7-2011 @ 05:56 PM by jerryznv

I don't know that he was lying...he said..."There is no proof"...pretty strait forward. Can you prove alien life exists? Nor can I...so I would say he told the truth...there is no proof!

edit on 3-7-2011 by jerryznv because: ...punctuation fix...

reply posted on 3-7-2011 @ 06:06 PM by MrEuphoric1

reply to post by Astr0

I guess you never met an alien before?
Hopefully it won't be long before we ALL know the truth!
Just don't discount anything YET...........

reply posted on 3-7-2011 @ 07:22 PM by curious7

Originally posted by MrEuphoric1
reply to post by Astr0

I guess you never met an alien before?
Hopefully it won't be long before we ALL know the truth!
Just don't discount anything YET...........

I haven't either and do believe life exists out there but I also agree with Astr0 based on declassified information and testimonies of the first employees at Area 51 when it opened.

They allowed the site to be thought of as a secret place with loads of myths and perpetuated the ET story by not speaking and letting those outside make up what they wanted about it so they could do their testing and Cold War spy planes and weaponry in secret.

Some of them did have one telling line which all mentioned separate from each other on the show I saw recently to help tell their side of the story to those who wouldn't want to read mountains of official and declassified materials.

The line went (im summary):

"I'm sure Groom Lake and this Area 51 thing might be used to cover up an even more secret base, we just don't know"

I could certainly believe that because as recounted in the files and on the Nat Geo show about it, each person in the facility and working on materials to be used in Groom Lake only ever knew what they were working on and never what it would be used for. Such as the tailor in Boston who fitted suits for the pilots to wear during test runs on the U2 (I think?) spy plane in the 50s and the pilots talking on the show stated that the tailor was told one thing and not let in on the fact the suits were being worn for high altitude flight.

reply posted on 3-7-2011 @ 07:44 PM by Tachalka

reply to post by Warpthal

Interesting story, I may be misreading between the lines but sounds like your friend had been told more about this supposed Area 51 visit than the 'Yea I been' style response he got while you was present. Did you ask your friend about this when his father wasn't about? I sure know I would have to try find out any more details!

reply posted on 3-7-2011 @ 07:53 PM by curious7

reply to post by Tachalka

Also depends if the friend was told because he had an interest or what because while I hate to go on testimonies from a tv show, one of the test pilots who worked there in the 1950s said his wife believed his story of him being a tv repairman and another said he was barely home for weeks at a time and even then never told his wife or kids where he actually worked.

reply posted on 3-7-2011 @ 09:28 PM by Wanagi

And how do you know all this? Is this your theory or did you read it somewhere? How can you say with such certainty that the alien "front" is just a cover story? That is all I want to know. Also, why would they use the "alien front" when they can just say weather balloons or swamp gas?

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