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UFO warning.com Tonight. I just wanted to put up a
special podcast. We've been talking a lot lately
about the Sunspot Observatory and the strange circumstances
under which it closed, and there seems to be some stuff coming to
light. So just to put people's mind at
ease, I thought the responsible thing to do would be to put a
podcast out and let people know what I've been hearing.
And I'll let you guys know where the links are at so you can
check out what's what's coming out about that and decide for
yourselves, what do you think we're getting good information
or disinformation? There's been all kinds of
speculation online about possible Chinese or Russian
espionage or or just a lot of different things.
And there were some cool pictures that came out of what
looks like UFO circling the sun, sunstorms.
Just a lot of really troubling stuff, really.
But I believe the station's KOA or KOB.
They're out of Albuquerque, NM, and they posted an interview
just I think about two or three hours ago online.
They did. They did a story on the Sunspot
Observatory closing and they actually did a really good job
on it explaining who actually owns the site.
It's a federal site and then you know who owns the actual
equipment And then the fact that the university or actually it's
a it's a coalition of universities and this Aurora
manage it and do the research. Well they interviewed an
employee. Now the the guy did an anonymous
interview with his voice changed so take it for what it's worth.
But it has a ring of truth to it.
This guy says the problem that he thinks of course nobody knows
for sure because we haven't seen charges yet and and the FBI
still being very quiet about it. But this fellow says that one
thing's for sure. He says that this observatory
has a systemic problem with theft.
And you can look on the article there.
He says that there's lots of stuff being pilfers stolen and
vandalized and it's a constant ongoing problem and it's a
problem that just affects the whole operation.
And he said that he pointed out that some of the stuff that had
been stolen was communications equipment.
And he didn't specify what kind of equipment it was.
But he said that the only way that you would possibly need
that, or it would said most people wouldn't even recognize
the stuff. They said the only way you would
need that is if you're building some kind of communication
system. And that sounds a little
strange. It makes you wonder if somebody
maybe is setting up their own their own observatory to, you
know, and which could be used for anything from backyard
stargazing to something more nefarious.
And keep in mind that a White Sands Missile Base is only 30
miles from there. But if they were stealing
something and who knows what they've got in there.
I mean, I'm not an astronomer. That means they they're talking.
According to the article, there was $15,000 items stolen, but
they're acting like it's a lot more than that.
He also said that there had become a a risk that other
people's property that live around the base was being
stolen. So you don't know if it's just
one person or if it's a ring or if it's just something where
everybody's doing it. And he pointed out the fact that
Aurora the and I mentioned this. Another podcast, the local news
had interviewed a couple of of professors.
I guess that they were involved with the project or maybe they
were in charge of it, and both of them just seem they were as
nervous as a cat on a hot tin roof.
I mean, they couldn't sit still and I just couldn't figure out
where all that anxiety was coming from because, you know,
they're just, I understand that they were nervous maybe because
the FBI had swooped in and nobody had any answers on
anything. But this anonymous employee says
that the problem there with effect was so bad that if those
guys didn't know about it, they should have.
And so maybe, maybe this is coming to light and maybe This
is why these guys were just seem so, so almost scared really when
during the during this interview maybe something has been going
on there and we can only hope that it's just, you know, common
thievery and they'll get it taken care of.
But the fact that they brought in the Apache helicopter, you
know, you can read a lot into that.
And in my little town they had a they had a raid on some illegal
aliens that were working at A at a place and there was some stuff
that was going that shouldn't have been and they brought in
the big chopper for that. So maybe that's just a standard
operating procedure today when the feds come in and they bust
somebody you know it it draws a lot of attention, believe me.
And and just like where I live at the the entire town was like
what the heck is this giant helicopter doing with guys
literally repelling down out of the helicopter as I was told at
least. But so, you know, when they
talked about bringing the Apache, and, well, we know what
an Apache can do. But, you know, I guess the
machine guns weren't blazing. Maybe they just brought that in
because it was tied up with them, you know, with the
military base. Or it was just an asset that the
FBI could use to get there quickly.
And. And how do we know?
I mean, they could have arrested this guy.
He could be sitting in a, you know, locked up somewhere in
solitary confinement on some kind of a secret government
warrant for all we know. If he stole the wrong thing or
if he passed secrets to somebody, who's to say of it?
It's not looking so much like a espionage thing.
It's looking like if what this guy says is true, it's looking
like there's just been a lot of a lot of plundering going on
possibly, and stealing a lot of government stuff.
And you know, the government does not like you to steal their
stuff. So maybe it's just gone on to
the point where, you know what the new administration coming in
and everything, somebody, somebody got fed up with it and
somebody got the dime on somebody.
Or maybe this guy just stole something that was so valuable
or something that could have been used, you know, to
communicate, say in espionage that they they had to do
something. And if they felt like there was
any chance of a national security threat, of course
they're they're not going to say anything.
But obviously that would explain why there wasn't law enforcement
present there after they evacuated the place.
It also makes sense with why somebody went ahead and put that
little the the little calling card, I guess you would call it
the the DVD that we were talking about the other day with the the
insult mystery show. It's it's case my mind right
now. But but you know what I'm
talking about And so it could be a situation where you know maybe
some people were involved in this maybe some people knew
about it and you know that the attitude might not have been so
positive toward the feds being there, but it looks like that's
what it is. I mean we'll I guess we'll find
out. But that does seem to make
sense. And if it is you know there's
some people whose life just got a lot worse that's for sure.
But I did notice that they brought up a couple of security
guards and they're let they're letting people interview them.
So at least you're being open enough to do that.
And then guards are there were just a couple round cops and
they were saying listen, we don't know what's going on
either. But I guess you've reopened the
facility and according to the article and they had video there
you can watch. So they reopened the facility
and it didn't look like any of the scientists, everybody
talking to anybody. And I didn't see any interviews
with the people that you know live there in the town that kind
of supported the operation or the post office.
But it sounds like they said they're mainly just coming in
and getting the computers rebooted.
I don't know why they would had to turn them all off.
I mean, that sounds a little suspicious too, but it sounds
like they've got the situation under control.
They're just not telling us that.
And it sounds like they're rebooting the operation to
restart their their research. You know, and it sounds like,
like I said that makes sense to me, that what you had was a lot
of theft going on and it just got to the point where it was so
bad that they had to come in and they had to do a quick action.
And you know, the fact that they used the element of surprise
like that makes you think that maybe it's not a low level guy
doing this. Maybe maybe the problem's a
little higher up. And maybe the feds felt like
they had to do this because if they would have drove up in a
car, say, or they would have been more open about it, they,
these people would have been able to cover their tracks or
destroy evidence or whatever. So that sounds like they were
really trying to get the jump on somebody and it sounds like they
did get the jump on somebody. So it'll be it'll be interesting
to look forward to. I think we can put the rest the
theories some of the more the more frightening theories.
As far as you know aliens or or solar storms that sounds like a
pretty mundane down to earth explanation.
For their own reasons they weren't open about it but time
will tell the next couple of days.
So that's what I have for tonight over and out.
UFO warning.com.