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We are excited — to announce our Speaker —

Greg Valdez, second son of the late Gabe Valdez, former New Mexico State Patrol officer in charge of the Dulce, New Mexico area for many years. The late Gabe Valdez was known throughout the world for his years of investigations into the mysterious cattle mutilations in the Dulce area.

Greg Valdez, also followed his father’s footsteps and became a New Mexico State Patrol officer. When Greg was much younger, he used to accompany his father, quite frequently riding with him in the patrol car. Greg has some amazing first hand accounts of what both he and his father had seen and experienced while they were both living in Dulce, New Mexico.

His presentation will be in the form of open forum questions and answers. So, please, get ready with all types of questions. Greg will be happy to answer any question that you may have. See you all there…

Meeting will take place at September 29th from 1:15 pm – 3:00 pm at Manzano Mesa

Farm/ranch (the former Gomez Ranch) in Dulce, New Mexico, for sale

From Norio:

Norio Hayakawa will be conducting a FREE, guided one-day tour to Dulce, New Mexico on Saturday, May 12, 2012. The theme of my free, guided tour is: UFO CONSPIRACY TOUR OF DULCE, NEW MEXICO. I will be leading a car caravan for this guided tour. The entire information is posted on this YouTube post: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9AknF3k4dU
The car caravan will depart at 6:30 a.m. from the northwest-most corner of the parking lot of HOME DEPOT (located at the northeast corner of Hwy 550 and Sprint Blvd. in Rio Rancho). The caravan will proceed on Hwy 550 going towards Cuba. We will then go north on Hwy 537 (which will begin at the corner of Hwy 550 and Apache Nugget Casino). We will then go West on Hwy 64.
First stop: GROUND ZERO of the 1967 underground explosion (PROJECT GASBUGGY) that took place 22 miles SW of Dulce. We will be there for about an hour, from around 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. For those of you will may be going directly to Dulce, here are the directions to GROUND ZERO: http://www.atomictourist.com/gasbug.htm
From there, we will proceed to Dulce, going east on Hwy 64.
We will join with the other contingent of the trip (those who will meet us directly at Dulce) at the parking lot of Best Western Hotel in Dulce. The caravan will depart from the parking lot of Best Western Hotel at 11:30 a.m. We will take you to the famous Gomez grocery store on Hwy 64 and view the Gomez family’s last remaining ranch (where cattle mutilations took place in the 70s).
We will then proceed back to Dulce and take a left on Narrow Gage Rd.. We will make a right at J-2 dirt road, which is located at the foothills of the Archuleta Mesa.
First stop:
the road that goes up to Mount Archuleta.
Second stop:
Seguro Canyon Rd. (the road that goes up to Archuleta Mesa).
We will not go up the Archuleta Mesa.
Third stop:
We will stop at the picnic area of Navajo River on J-2 road. This area was the scene of alleged bigfoot sightings years ago.
Fourth stop:
the bridge from where communication towers of Archuleta Mesa are clearly visible.
We will also go to the Dulce Rock area (where there have been many sightings of strange flying objects in the past).
We will also go to the Dulce Lake.
We will also go to the Dulce airport area (where there had been reports of strange hovering objects at the end of the runway in the past).

We will also visit the neighboring town of Lumberton from where we can see the Eastern Slopes of Archuleta Mesa. We will talk to some local residents who have some amazing sighting reports in that area.
We will then go back to Dulce and visit the parking lot of Dulce Elementary School (that has a rather enigmatic design of its circular driveway as seen from satellite photos). We will see the “arrow” on that driveway. We will also look at a snow-capped mountain located northeast of this sport – exactly 18 miles away from that spot.
At each of these stops, I will be giving explanations of the significance of each location. There will be much, much more to this interesting field trip. Please join us on May 12, 2012.

Many people unacquainted with the complexities of the UFO puzzle assume that all talk of attempts by “the government” to silence certain players in the field is nothing but outright paranoia and lies. Even within Ufology there are those who dismiss such stories as X-Files-like nonsense. How wrong they all are. Published in 2005, Greg Bishop’s book, Project Beta: The Story of Paul Bennewitz, National Security, and the Creation of a Modern UFO Myth, provided the field of UFO research with what was without doubt one if its most important contributions in years.

The subject matter of Project Beta was an unusual one; and while seasoned researchers were already aware of certain aspects of this dark and ultimately tragic affair, those unaccustomed to the events in question might have been forgiven for thinking that they had stumbled upon a high-tech, X-Files-meets-Robert Ludlum-style thriller. But Project Beta told a very real story – one that was as harrowing as it was informative.

In essence, the truth-is-stranger-than-fiction book related the saga of physicist Paul Bennewitz, who, after digging into Air Force and National Security Agency secret projects at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico in the late 1970s that he believed were connected to the activities of sinister extraterrestrials and UFOs, was put under deep surveillance by the US military and intelligence services, and was bombarded by the murky world of officialdom with a mass of disinformation, faked stories and outright lies in order to divert him from his research – which worked. In fact, it worked rather too well, and led to the mental and psychological disintegration of Bennewitz.

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Check it out over at Norio Hayakawa’s Thoughts.

Norio Hayakawa’s thoughts: Dulce, New Mexico, Project Gasbuggy and the mystery of the Dulce Triangle.

You can read about the October meeting of The NM UFO/Paranormal Forum here.  Guest speaker Howard Ellason had some very interesting experiences when he lived in Dulce.

Also, the latest episode of Future Theater is now available for download, just click on listen to past shows and scroll to the bottom of the page.  Bill and Nancy’s guest was Ken Storch who spoke about his investigations in and around Dulce.  I only caught the last 30 minutes, but seemed like a great show and I plan on listening to all of it soon.

Dr. Howard Eliason will be the featured speaker for the New Mexico UFO and Paranormal Forum which will be held on Saturday, October 15, from 1:15 p.m. at Manzano Mesa Multigenerational Center, 501 Elizabeth St., SE, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87123.   It will be held in Room 5.   Admission is FREE.

Howard Eliason has a PhD in Education Administration and Curriculum Development from the University of Pennsylvania.

Howard was a former school administrator in Pennsylvania, and served in the capacity of a Supervisor of Special Education Programs.

He was also an administrator of six group homes for United Cerebral Palsy in Florida.

In 2005 he retired early from his position as a college professor at Miami Dade College and moved to New Mexico in order to conduct research in the Dulce area with Gabe Valdez.

He also wanted to determine for himself the true nature of the UFO phenomenon, and the extent of Dulce’s part in the world of aliens and UFOs.

He lived on the Jicarilla Apache reservation before purchasing a home in Lumberton which is three miles from Dulce. This is the first time he is publicly sharing his experiences of living in that area.

He will talk about the mysteries of Dulce, New Mexico.

He was featured in this recent video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iWhRMH_NCg

-from Norio Hayakawa

http://noriohayakawa2012.blogspot.com

Time: October 15, 2011 from 1:15pm to 3pm
Location: Manzano Mesa Multi-generational Center (Room 5)
Street: 501 Elizabeth St., SE
City/Town: Albuquerque, NM 87123

Silver Screen Saucers

Wow!  I hadn’t heard about this, but it sounds creepy, which from me means awesome!  You can find out about this film at Silver Screen Saucers.