Newly declassified documents shed further light on Area 51

HI all,

This is incredible... 60... yes you hear me right 60 newly declassified documents released from Area51.

You can read them here...

National Security Archive

I'm going to have a deep look at this and report back any findings. here.... please all do the same..

Peace,

Korg.

Put a tinfoil hat on my head, but I don't like reading about declassified documents on official .gov websites. I'll keep an eye on the thread, hopefully there will be mirror links.

Em2013
Put a tinfoil hat on my head, but I don't like reading about declassified documents on official .gov websites. I'll keep an eye on the thread, hopefully there will be mirror links.

They are Declassified so that means the source is the Government. Any other sources will have taken the documents directly from the release as posted.

But who knows there maybe some interesting pictures to be drawn from the dots...

Peace,

Korg.

Coffee is hot, butt is wedged into groove, better be worth reading. Just when I think I`m done with the doomsday porn, fear and war mongering, and America bashing, ATS you pull me back in. Thanks for the thread.
I love how they named the research project into the MIG-21 project "Have Doughnut"

p.s. I like the old smiley`s a lot better

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Thanks for the post! I'll take whatever I can get on the subject, even though I am not sure I believe "their" documents are 100% legit. Altered, watered down...perhaps?
S & F

We've started analyzing them here and have a few people that are looking at some others in their spare time. Makes for interesting reading.

Staroth
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Thanks for the post! I'll take whatever I can get on the subject, even though I am not sure I believe "their" documents are 100% legit.
S & F

I think the documents are legit... but often you can tell more about a subject based upon what wasn't released or was blacked out.

There was one document talking about how they were struggling to get land owners away from the groom lake site... one word was blacked out...

I wish there was some algorithm that could somehow extrapolate blanked out words..

Peace,

Korg.

Well.. guess who is doing the declassifying...
its the same guys that classified it in the first place.

It´s in their interest to only classify stories that make their already announce information hold water.
They are trying to put a end to the Area51 conspiracies.

Declassifying a small bunch of documents don´t change anything, in fact it only makes one wonder why they are so desperately trying to remove public interest.

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They're not "desperately trying to remove interest" they're declassifying old projects that no longer have to be classified.

Spacespider
Well.. guess who is doing the declassifying...
its the same guys that classified it in the first place.

It´s in their interest to only classify stories that make their already announce information hold water.
They are trying to put a end to the Area51 conspiracies.

Declassifying a small bunch of documents don´t change anything, in fact it only makes one wonder why they are so desperately trying to remove public interest.

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I would say the very fact that the hyper technical projects they have admitted to through declassification is good news to those that believe such as myself that Area51 is a technological hive of futuristic technologies.

Some of the information pertains to projects only just been seen today that was developed a long time ago.... so that must mean that technology being developed there now we will only see in our future.... high end tech that we now think of science fiction could be reality.

Peace,

Korg.

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The security manual on that website is cleaner than the one on the old ufomind website. But note Glenn Campbell got a more recent security manual a few years ago.
more current security manual

Also the F117 crash thread I started uses one of these documents.

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Few (if any) of these documents are newly declassified. They have been available for quite a few years and have been circulated among a number of people researching Area 51 and black projects history. Most important, these documents do not exist in a vacuum. They are not simply what the powers that be "want you to know." There are other documents and other sources of information that corroborate and expand upon the information in these papers. In fact, the 60 documents posted represent only a drop in the bucket of what's available.