UFO Hunters on Dulce

[kidflash2008]

I was entertained by this episode, although when it began it seemed like a shill for all the wild theories about what is going on at this alleged facility. The main theories and original story was told in the first 15 minutes, with Bill seeming to believe it. The other two guys remained sane, and questioned if there was a base and the wild theories around it. They all decided it was best to at first prove there was a base.

Others have a theory that it could be used for genetics testing, and it is near where they tested atom bombs during the Second World War. There were some grotesque pictures of a cow fetus that did not look like a cow. It had what appeared to be some human like features. I would think it was a mutation, but how, why, what and where need to be answered.

The locals mainly had stories of seeing UFOs near Archuleta Mesa, where the Dulce base is allegedly under. A local showed them around and talked of knowing about tunnels and possible vents, but he did not show them and remained sketchy at best. I wonder if they are stating all this to attract tourists (and their money) to this rather beautiful area of New Mexico.

Bill then showed them the underground facilities in West Virginia built underneath the hotel. It does prove they can build such facilities in plain sight without people knowing what is going on. The problem is the hotel facility was not used, and only had maintenance crews show up for the periodical maintenance needed on such a facility.

While I was entertained, no physical evidence or first hand eyewitness accounts of Dulce were found. Every bit of information was second or third hand.

I would also look for the logistics necessary to support such a base. It would need power, water, and supplies delivered to it for the personnel inside the base. Also, how would the people get there, and what would they do for entertainment? The underground mag lev trains is one explanation for getting supplies, but someone would come out and talk about the maintenance of such systems. The underground transportation system would take at least a thousand people to work on if it is as vast as reported. Why hasn't anyone come forward? Why no pictures, except for drawings of pictures?

Could a base have been secretly built and hidden at Dulce? Absolutely. Is there one at Dulce? I am inclined to say no. I need much more evidence than hearsay and other people's wild theories.