Tag: Papoose Lake

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1997: ANTI-GRAVITY, ANTI-MATTER: A DISCUSSION OF PROPULSION TECHNOLOGIES AND BACK-ENGINEERING

Delta UFO, ” The Descent“, ©1996, 1997, Dave Kauble. ARTICLE BY Dave Kauble ________________________________________ This article focuses on propulsion systems, primarily anti-gravity and anti-matter. Several press releases, scientific articles, and science shows have appeared recently which causes us to focus on a significant coincidence. This article attempts to spread light on these coincidences. To do so, we’ll focus on several pieces of a larger puzzle. These pieces are a collection of information from various news and television sources. First, we’ll cover the Bob Lazar “revelations”. S-4, or Papoose Lake, Near Groom Lake, or area 51, or Dreamland, is the subject of a recent Discovery Channel episode. One of the most interesting parts of this program centered on the story of Bob Lazar, a jet-propulsion car builder who claims that […] Read More

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1998: Journalist flies in MiG over the Nellis Range

01-31-98 From: Mark Farmer After making a real pain of myself and as a finishing flourish to my over-gestated “Nellis: Story of a Superbase/Jewels of the Nellis Range” features for Jane’s Defense Weekly, my big, bald self penetrated deeply into the Range Complex to completely survey and photograph all installations and observe Red Flag operations… in the backseat of a USAF F-16D! With Col. T-Bone Rake, Commanding Officer of the 414th CTS “Aggressors” (probably the best fighter pilots in the world and the only ones to wear the Red Star, Hammer and Sickle), at the stick, we blasted off to the north of Nellis along the western side of the Range (call sign MiG-5). A group of French Mirage 2000Ns were supposed to join […] Read More

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1999: Government Scientist goes Public

Considerable Evidence Supporting His Claims Evidence supporting his claims is considerable. In addition to his claiming Naval Intelligence work at S4 (15 miles southwest of Area 51) from late 1988 to early 1989, Robert Lazar claimed to have worked at the Meson Physics lab, a part of the Los Alamos National Laboratories. The FBI is still dragging its feet in investigating his employment there, even though former Nevada Congressman James Bilbray asked it to investigate over four years ago. Evidently, FBI agents are still scratching their heads, wondering how to both deny his employment at Los Alamos and explain why his name is in an old telephone directory of Los Alamos scientists. An article by staff writer Terry England in the June 27, 1982 […] Read More