Alien Bases

The idea of alien bases may sound far fetched, but when you consider aliens have been sighted for at least six decades, it doesn’t sound so outlandish. There are numerous accounts of abductees describing underground installations.

Hal Putoff, Russell Targ, Pat Price, Kit Green

Our story begins in 1972, when gifted psychic and CIA analyst Pat Price remote viewed what he thought were underground ET bases on Earth. One day in 1973, Price walked into the office of Hal Puthoff, handed a file on his desk and said “You might be interested in these UFO bases.“ Price believed that ETs had established four underground bases, had remote viewed them and provided Puthoff with descriptions of their locations and functions. (Hal Puthoff, PhD, founded and directed the CIA funded Remote Viewing program at the Stanford Research Institute (SRI) from 1972 to 1985.)

The base locations were:

.1) Mt. Perdido in the Pyrenees Mountains, between France and Spain

.2) Mt. Inyangani, in Zimbabwe, southern Africa

.3) Mt. Hayes, Alaska

.4) Mt. Ziel, in Australia’s Northern Territory

Puthoff passed the same folder on to a Lt. Frederick Holmes “Skipc Atwater in the early ’80s, saying “You might be interested in this.” At this point, it’s important to note that Price’s information was viewed without protocols, the results were not officially reported and Price did not use sealed envelopes. Price’s report stated that the bases primary purpose was to “reinforce B.T.L. implants, transport of new recruits and overall monitoring function.“ Today, Atwater has no idea what B.T.L. implants are, and to his knowledge, no one has remote viewed this term.

F. Holmes “Skip” Atwater as a young military intelligence officer.

The Stargate Project was a secret U.S. Army unit established in 1978 at Fort Meade, Maryland, by the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) and SRI International (a California contractor) to investigate the potential for psychic phenomena in military and domestic intelligence applications.

Stargate Project work primarily involved remote viewing, the purported ability to psychically “see” events, sites, or information from a great distance. The project was overseen until 1987 by Lt. Frederick Holmes “Skip” Atwater, an aide and “psychic headhunter” to Maj. Gen. Albert Stubblebine, and later president of the Monroe Institute. The unit was small-scale, comprising about 15 to 20 individuals, and was run out of “an old, leaky wooden barracks”.

Project 8200 was an effort within the US Army’s remote viewing unit to verify claims of subterranean extraterrestrial bases made by CIA analyst Pat Price in the 1970s. In 2009, ex-Stargate head Skip Atwater declassified all of this information at an International Remote Viewing Association (IRVA) conference, though only hard copies of his presentation are available offline. What they show is the apparent confirmation by several other gifted remote viewers that a “network” of underground bases exists across the world for the purpose of crelaying” something into space. As elite viewers Joseph McMoneagle and Atwater discuss in these tapes, Project 8200 data suggests the locations relay information to a “deep space” platform of unknown origin, sitting on a sort of tether to Earth. It is not suggested in the file, but after review, it’s reasonable to ask if a Lagrange point (positions in space the Sun and the Earth’s gravity create islands of stability) explains why the object McMoneagle sees remains “fixed” there. The deep space platform is described as ancient but with new technology. Other viewers describe the bases as a strange mix of natural and artificial formations.

Two excellent documentaries from It’s Redacted:

“Certainly, the first bases were established in the oceans and shallow waters, away from the presence of human military forces—in the Arctic regions and in areas where there is no military establishment. Bases underground, which are far more difficult to establish, have been built in mountain regions. Transmitters have been established in mountain regions, which have cities at their base—transmitters to affect the mental environment and pacify the public.“

Source: The Allies of Humanity Book 3

I’ve no doubt there are Alien bases elsewhere in the world including under sea. Off the west and east coast of the US are quite popular suggestions in Ufology. Here are some remote views from Buddy Baron

Above: Richard D Hall excerpt interview with researcher Tim Good addressing Alien bases.

Remote Viewer Ingo Swann and his description of what he saw on the Moon

As well as remote viewing another way of ascertaining what takes place in these bases is through speaking to Abductees. One example would be Abductee Ted Rice who has been interviewed on the Alien Talk channel. Ted Rice was the central character in Karla Turner’s final book Masquerade of Angels.

In this interview Ted describes humans being dismembered and body parts packed off for trade.

Below is a quote of relevance from the Allies of Humanity.

What you may not understand is that each year thousands of people are taken and not returned to the world. These people are not simply conditioned. They are kept. Some of them perish in captivity. Some of them do not survive the process of their capturing. Some become sick and die. Those that cannot survive and are still seen as useful to the Intervention are used as a biological resource. That means that their blood, their body parts, everything is used according to its value in the Greater Community. In the Greater Community, biological resources such as blood, plasma, DNA, bone marrow, skin and body organs can be used for their chemical substances. From these, medicines are made. From these, new life forms are bred. These substances are valuable commodities in certain parts of the Greater Community.

If those who are captured and not returned survive, they will be used for other purposes. Should the Intervention gain complete control of your world, many people who are considered to be undesirable, or who do not fit into the social patterns established through the Intervention, will be used as biological resources in this way.

Perhaps this is shocking, but you can understand this, for this is how you treat your animals as biological resource—to be used for food, for clothing, for medicines, for fuel. In the Greater Community, biological resources are very valuable because they can be used and altered for a variety of purposes as we have mentioned—for medicinal purposes, for life support purposes and for the breeding and generation of new species.

This is why many of your animals are taken. They are not simply taken to provide blood products for the interbreeding program. They are taken because these blood products themselves are highly valuable and can be traded very successfully.

Source : https://www.alliesofhumanity.org/the-briefings/book-two/biological-resources/