The base in Nevada has been linked to UFO and extraterrestrial activity. An employee said in the past that he saw spaceships there. Workers who were injured on site by hazardous materials are suing the government
Conspiracy and UFO enthusiasts received further reinforcement of their suspicions following the decision of the US President, George Bush, to renew the regulation granting a blackout to the ongoing "Area 51" in southern Nevada. The AP agency reports that a memorandum issued by the president states that maintaining the secrecy of the "Groom Lakes" military base is in the highest interest of the administration. Around Area 51, many plots have been linked about it being related to UFO research.
The heavy layer of secrecy and the ban on flying in the space have fueled speculation and rumors about strange events taking place there related to extraterrestrials and unexplained phenomena. Residents of the nearby town of Rachel say that the rumors began following the testimony of an employee at an experimental site who said that he had seen spaceships of aliens at the base.
Former US President Bill Clinton granted the base immunity following two lawsuits filed by injured workers demanding the disclosure of information about military activities at the site. Since the month of the order every year. In the latest renewal of the order, Bush noted that the lawsuits filed by the injured workers and by the widows of two who died in 1994, dealt with their claims that the injuries were caused by exposure to hazardous materials at the base. The Bush administration granted full immunity to the Air Force and the local government from maintaining the regulations for the handling of hazardous materials, should information about the activity on the site be revealed.
Attorney Jonathan Turley, who represents the families, said that the presidential order prevents the disclosure of documents and testimony, which he believes could link Area 51 to harming workers. "It's amazing to see that the administration continues to cover up what happened at Area 51," Turley said.
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And now for some facts:
1. This is one of the most guarded bases in the USA, a place where advanced developments of new aircraft and new technologies are made.
2. Although the place was linked to the subject of UFOs by Bob Lazar, who claims that he was employed there and by several other persons, but the man himself has not yet presented evidence that he was indeed employed there. His testimony in general is very problematic (and not because of the subject of UFOs, but Because he has no proof that he is indeed an engineer and no one has proof that he was employed there).
3. It is likely that even if in the past experiments involving extraterrestrial tools were carried out in this place, it is now difficult to assume that these experiments were carried out there, since the place became famous and became a pilgrimage center.
4. The place itself is closed and closed to those who are not allowed to enter and the president extends the blackout on the place every time. Even the workers who were injured and sued their workplace, were not able to get any approval, since the American court did not receive the approvals and information they requested - it can be said that what is being done here is above the normal law and above normal judicial authority. The courts did not receive a permit and information regarding the activity that takes place there, so it is not actually possible to claim anything.
Hanan Sabat
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Shahar, are you implying that is where the trans-galactic flights land? And while we're on the subject, I heard that in Andromeda they made the process of getting the visas very complicated. Damn. Here went the trip.
I saw Area 51 on Google Earth. There is a runway there that is 3 times larger than a normal runway.
I wonder what it is used for...