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New information about secret Dulce base to be revealed at Symposium
ANGEL FIRE, NM • AUG 30, 2010 – Compelling new information regarding the existence of a secret military base jointly operated by the U.S. government and extraterrestrials near Dulce, New Mexico will be revealed at the 2010 Paranormal Symposium and Film Festival September 9-12 in Angel Fire, NM. Dulce researchers and investigators Anthony F. Sanchez, Norio Hayakawa, and Dennis Balthaser are scheduled for an exclusive interview and panel discussion with radio host Jerry Pippin at noon on Saturday during the conference. The public is welcome to attend.
In a widely-disseminated August 28 press release, Sanchez reported he tracked down and vetted a reliable source who claims he worked at the Dulce facility. According to Sanchez, the source is a retired Air Force colonel who has proven his claims, which include his assignment to Dulce as part of a special military medical detachment. Sanchez conducted an extensive interview with the colonel, who related events surrounding a classified 1979 incident at Dulce, and revealed what he learned about the history and circumstances surrounding the harrowing 1940 Dulce Discovery event. Sanchez has included the entire interview in his new book, UFO Highway.
In March 2009, a conference debating the existence the Dulce base was widely reported in both UFO and mainstream media. The conference was hosted by Hayakawa, who was also responsible for “outing” many Area 51 activities during the 1990s. Nearly 130 people from as far away as Hawaii and New York attended the conference, including Balthaser and other high-profile UFO and exopolitical experts who presented both pro and con arguments about the rumored base. They were joined by eyewitnesses, law enforcement officers and local residents, all of whom presented credible and convincing testimony.
Rumors about the secret government facility near Dulce began in 1967 after a 29-kiloton nuclear explosive was detonated at a depth of 4222 feet near the Archuletta Mesa on the Jicarilla Apache Indian reservation at Dulce, supposedly to produce underground routes for an estimated 300 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. The venture was known as Project Gasbuggy. However, according to an August 29, 1959 report in Time Magazine, the minor amount of gas released from the explosion was not only too radioactive for use, it was worth less than the cost of the explosion. Since then, reports of cattle mutilations, UFO sightings, and mysterious illnesses in the Dulce area have been widely circulated, along with allegations of nefarious activities in a secret underground military facility at nearby Archuletta Mesa.
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Tags: Dulce, Norio Hayakawa, secret bases | 
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Roswell’s UFO Fest receives $150,000 in city funds
The city of Roswell says it’s serious about the annual UFO Festival and finally approved funding for it late Wednesday.
The city council held a special workshop to approve a budget for this fiscal year which included $150,000 for the controversial UFO Festival.
That is the same amount as last year that was taken out of the lodgers tax fund.
There was some concern that the city might not fund the festival because it was not included in the preliminary budget. At that time, the city council wanted to look at whether the money was being spent wisely before funding it again.
The final numbers from the most recent UFO festival will not be ready until next month.
“We’ve got to be responsible to our citizens and also to the people coming to visit us… But I’ll guarantee I’m going to be watching it like a hawk, and I think you’ll see everyone at the table watching like a hawk, you’ve seen me yell and scream before, and I’ll yell and scream again,” said City Councilor Dusty Huckabee.
City officials says they will fully support the festival and that is why they decided to approve the funding before seeing the final numbers.
Video here
Old and Fortean Jemez Springs, pt 2
We made a couple of night stops at the old cemetery. Really, I didn’t get any ghostly feeling there. It was a very calm place, like everyone was at peace.
On the other hand…
This house really caught my attention. It seemed to be abandoned and when I checked with locals that was the case. Apparently whoever had been living there just disappeared and they have no idea what happened to that person or if the house will eventually be put up for sale. The house was only two buildings down from our hotel. One night we sat on the porch there (there are chairs and a table out) at 2 am. This was before I asked about the house and Britton thought that someone must live there because he could feel someone watching us from inside, I had the same feeling. It was a very spooky place, but not really in a bad way. I felt no danger sitting there. The photo I took also had lots of orbs in it. You can see the full sized pic here.
That is Soda Dam, which is just esoteric looking, whether or not there are any spirits hanging around.
Old and Fortean Jemez Springs, pt 1
The Bath House, built in the mid 1800s. Wish I could say that first photo included ghostly apparitions, but it is probably just lens flare.
Roswell Sighting
Detail for Event ID 25096
Case Number: 25096
Log Number: US-08152010-0001
Submitted Date: 2010-08-15 01:31 GMT
Event Date: 2010-08-14 22:40 GMT
Status: Assigned
City: Roswell
Region: New Mexico
Country: US
Longitude: -104.5230242
Latitude: 33.3942655
Shape: Star-like,Unknown
Duration: 01:00:00
Distance: Unknown
Vallee Index: MA1
Description:
i was driving to pick up my room mate from work. i was on country club road heading east. in the sky almost directly east there was a bright light in the sky. having lived in roswell most of my life i am quite familiar with various types of air traffic and something about it struck me as odd. as i observed it i noticed it began to wobble. i watched it as well as i could (safely, given i was driving 45 mph) and something blue shot out of the direction of the object. it is still in the sky east of roswell right now at 11:28 local time. the blue ejection was sort of cone shaped, but looked like a series of circles that got larger towards the bottom… kind of like a snowman for lack of a better description. there were about 8-12 circles. this is a serious statement, not a joke or anything. thank you for your time.
Media: None
Anomalies in White Sands Photos
Case Number: 25035
Log Number: US-08092010-0007
Submitted Date: 2010-08-09 05:14 GMT
Event Date: 2010-08-09 19:48 GMT
Status: Assigned
City: Alamogordo
Region: New Mexico
Country: US
Longitude: -105.960265
Latitude: 32.8995325
Shape: Unknown
Distance: Unknown
Location: Desert
Visibility: Partly Cloudy
Weather: Lightning,Light
Vallee Index: AN1
Description:
I was out at White Sands National Monument taking photographs of lightning and the landscape. At the time I noticed nothing unusual, but when I was reviewing the images on my PC, I noticed some anomolous objects in the images.
Media:
http://www.mufoncms.com/files/25035_submitter_file1__Lghtnin-1_Guides.jpg
http://www.mufoncms.com/files/25035_submitter_file2__Lghtnin-1_Zoomed_Guides.jpg
http://www.mufoncms.com/files/25035_submitter_file3__Close-up-Lightning-and-Object.jpg
NM community gets ready for corn maze
Surveying gear? Why didn’t they just call Doug and Dave?
LAS CRUCES (AP) – A handful of people armed with surveying gear have marked off what will become this year’s Mesilla Valley Maze.
Cut into the 9-acre corn field will be the silhouette of a man, a telescope and the familiar form of Disney dog Pluto.
It was an image designed by maze owner Anna Lyles, who thought it would be a fitting tribute to the discovery of the dwarf planet Pluto, an event that will mark its 80th anniversary this year. Pluto was discovered by astronomer and longtime Las Cruces resident Clyde Tombaugh.
The fast-growing corn is expected to reach 10 feet by the time the maze opens to the public on Sept. 25.
An estimated 50,000 people are expected to walk through it, about half of whom will be school children.
Information from: Las Cruces Sun-News
Special two-hour public presentation on Tuesday, Sept. 14 in Rio Rancho, New Mexico: THE IMPACT OF “BELIEFS IN UFOs” ON AMERICAN POP CULTURE
Norio Hayakawa will be giving a free presentation in Rio Rancho on Sept 14th. Find out more here.
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