11-21-2011, 07:55 PM
Thomas Edwin Castello claimed to be a former security technician, employed by the RAND Corporation, at the Dulce underground facility. To be honest, there is some doubt as to whether he actually existed. He allegedly stole a set of controversial papers called the "Dulce Papers," along with over 30 black and white photos and a video tape. Castello passed away (or simply disappeared) about a year after providing answers to a series of questions submitted to him.
According to Castello, in 1961 he was a young sergeant stationed at Nellis Air Force Base near Las Vegas, Nevada. His job was as a military photographer with a top secret clearance. He later transferred to West Virginia where he trained in advanced intelligence photography. He worked inside an undisclosed underground installation, and due to the nature of his new assignment his clearance was upgraded to TS-IV. He remained with the Air Force as a photographer until 1971 at which time he was offered a job with RAND Corporation as a Security Technician, and so he moved to California where RAND had a major facility and his security clearance was upgraded to ULTRA-3.
In 1977 Thomas was transferred to Santa Fe, New Mexico where his pay was raised significantly and his security clearance was again upgraded...this time to ULTRA-7. His new job was as a photo security specialist in the Dulce installation, where his job specification was to maintain, align and calibrate video monitoring cameras throughout the underground complex and to escort visitors to their destinations.
Once arriving in Dulce, Thomas and several other new 'recruits' attended a mandatory meeting where they were introduced to the Big Lie, that:
"...the subjects being used for genetic experiments were hopelessly insane and the research is for medical and humane purposes."
The briefing ended with severe threats of punishment for being caught talking to any of the 'insane' or engaging in conversations with others not directly involved with ones current task. Venturing outside the boundaries of ones own work area without reason was also forbidden and, most of all, discussing the existence of the joint Alien/U.S. government base to any outsider would generate severe and, if necessary, deadly repercussions. At first his encounters with actual gray and reptilian beings in the base were exhilarating, but soon he became acutely aware that all was not what it appeared to be.
Read the rest here:
http://naturalplane.blogspot.com/2011/11...ation.html
According to Castello, in 1961 he was a young sergeant stationed at Nellis Air Force Base near Las Vegas, Nevada. His job was as a military photographer with a top secret clearance. He later transferred to West Virginia where he trained in advanced intelligence photography. He worked inside an undisclosed underground installation, and due to the nature of his new assignment his clearance was upgraded to TS-IV. He remained with the Air Force as a photographer until 1971 at which time he was offered a job with RAND Corporation as a Security Technician, and so he moved to California where RAND had a major facility and his security clearance was upgraded to ULTRA-3.
In 1977 Thomas was transferred to Santa Fe, New Mexico where his pay was raised significantly and his security clearance was again upgraded...this time to ULTRA-7. His new job was as a photo security specialist in the Dulce installation, where his job specification was to maintain, align and calibrate video monitoring cameras throughout the underground complex and to escort visitors to their destinations.
Once arriving in Dulce, Thomas and several other new 'recruits' attended a mandatory meeting where they were introduced to the Big Lie, that:
"...the subjects being used for genetic experiments were hopelessly insane and the research is for medical and humane purposes."
The briefing ended with severe threats of punishment for being caught talking to any of the 'insane' or engaging in conversations with others not directly involved with ones current task. Venturing outside the boundaries of ones own work area without reason was also forbidden and, most of all, discussing the existence of the joint Alien/U.S. government base to any outsider would generate severe and, if necessary, deadly repercussions. At first his encounters with actual gray and reptilian beings in the base were exhilarating, but soon he became acutely aware that all was not what it appeared to be.
Read the rest here:
http://naturalplane.blogspot.com/2011/11...ation.html
