Norio Hayakawa - Bob Lazar, Bill Cooper, George Knapp, Linda Moulton Howe & Area 51

03/28/24 • 65 min

Episode 497: New Mexico Norio Hayakawa discussed his extensive research into the mysteries surrounding Dulce, New Mexico, and the persistent UFO question that has captured the imagination of many. Allegations abound regarding the existence of an underground base in Dulce, purportedly jointly operated by the US government and extraterrestrial beings. According to Hayakawa, there are indications of US government involvement in the region, potentially linked to secretive experimentation and the disposal of waste from classified black budget projects. Notably, on December 10, 1967, the Atomic Energy Commission conducted an underground nuclear detonation as part of Project Gasbuggy, located approximately 22 miles from Dulce near the Jicarilla Apache Reservation. Tragically, the aftermath of this experiment saw the release of radiation into the environment, resulting in elevated rates of cancer and infertility among the residents of the Dulce area.

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The Underground Tunnels Of The Getty Museum - Steven D Kelly

Episode 498: The Getty Museum

Steven D. Kelley is a pioneering figure in laser technology, with over three decades of experience in the Electro-Optical Industry. As a CIA/NSA contractor, he has contributed significantly to advancements in laser diodes, laser sights, laser power modules, and various other laser-related technologies. Not only has he excelled in engineering and research, but he has also delved into the realms of jewelry making and innovative optical properties. In addition to his technical expertise, Kelley made headlines in 2000 for uncovering a controversial underground network beneath the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, revealing shocking details about its connections to Deep Underground Military Bases (DUMBs) and alleged involvement in illicit activities.