Hello, and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about Dreamland to prison.
That's correct. Dreamland to prison.
And that seems to be the trip that the FBI may be forecasting
for a particular UFO investigator.
And we hope not. This interesting article here.
This story's been kind of bubbling up for a while.
I bought this fellow out near Area 51.
He's got a website doing this independent investigation of
Area 51 and running right heads up against the FBI to the point
where they raided his house. Now that's some pretty serious
stuff. I don't know about you, but I'd
rather not have those guys in my underwear drawer.
This article is from thesun.co.uk.
It says UFO secrets, I'm an Area 51 investigator.
FBI raided my home and tried to silence me but I know secret UFO
base is hiding new weapons. And it says he believes China
and Russia also have top secret military facilities similar to
Area 51. Written by Julianna Cruz Lima
published October 19th, 2024. An Area 51 investigator who had
his home raided by the FBI claims his secret base is
developing new stealth aircraft and experimental weapons.
George Arnou, a well known figure in Area 51 research and
founder of the website Dreamland Resort, has spent more than 25
years investigating the mysteries surrounding the
notorious military base. Got some pictures of this place.
Thinks really something. Got a picture of this fellow
here? George says.
Area 51 has long been a focal point for speculation regarding
UFOs, advanced military technology and government cover
ups. According to our new public
substation stems from the secrecy surrounding the base.
He explained that when it was founded in 1955, Area 51 was
intended to be a temporary facility for testing just one
aircraft. But over time, its strategic
location led the government to transform it into a permanent,
highly classified installation, Arnu told The Sun.
It became the go to place for everything the government needs
to do that they don't want us to know.
For years, Arnu has run a widely followed site exploring the
peculiar activities associated with the base.
He also acknowledged that many conspiracy theories associated
with the base, ranging from extraterrestrial sightings to
alien experiments. I don't know why they have to be
conspiracy theories. Why can't they just be theories?
While Arno believes the base primarily focuses on military
technology, he respects others who may have different
interpretations. Now says he said.
Who am I to say that my opinion is the right one?
I think it's military, but the alien people think there are 21
underground levels of torture facilities for aliens.
And if there was such a thing as a recovered UFO, Area 51 would
be the place where they would bring it, he added, suggesting
that groundbreaking technology could be hidden within its
confines. From his analysis of hundreds of
satellite images and his visits to the secret site, Arnold
believes the government is developing cutting edge stealth
aircraft, advanced drones and experimental weaponry that could
revolutionize Modern Warfare. Over his years of research, Arno
has observed several indications that cutting edge military
technologies are being developed at Area 51.
From stealth aircraft to drones and experimental weaponry, the
base is likely playing a pivotal role in shaping the future of
warfare, Arno says. This place is a playground for
the most sophisticated military technology, he said, noting that
the bases surrounding Nevada Test and Training Range offers
an ideal environment for testing advanced systems.
Area 51's unique infrastructure, which includes radar systems,
tracking technology and counterintelligence measures,
sets it apart from other military facilities, according
to Arnu. This advanced setup enables the
base to conduct highly classified missions that remain
shielded from public view, reinforcing its reputation as a
hub for secretive operations. Maybe this was why China wants
to get more satellites up in the air, huh?
Arnew also pointed out that the US is not the only country with
secret military installations. He believes China, Russia and
other nations have facilities similar to Area 51, where they
conduct covert operations and develop military technology.
I have no doubt that China has secret facilities just like Area
51, he said, adding that Chinese and Russian forces are likely
engaged in their own classified research and weapon testing.
However, he noted that researchers in those countries
don't enjoy the same level of freedom to investigate as spying
on such bases and those nations could lead to serious
consequences. Well, if you don't think that
you get too close to Area 51 and suffer some serious
consequences, then I guess you have not read the Shoot to kill
science. The Chinese are always one step
behind us because they copy our technology.
Already exclaimed, referencing how foreign nations frequently
reverse engineer U.S. military innovations.
Look, some of this stuff is so advanced, like these stealth
fighters. I'm not even sure that these
guys can properly reverse everything about it.
Reverse engineer everything about it.
Area 51 is a highly classified Air Force installation located
in the state of Nevada. It says here it's official name
is the Nevada Test and Training Range, and it's primarily used
to develop and test experimental aircraft and weapon systems.
The base has sparked various conspiracy theories.
Got to get that conspiracy theories in there, particularly
those involving alien technology and unidentified flying objects,
UFOs, owing to its secrecy and the government's early denial of
its existence. Yeah, I think Bob Lazar might
have had something to do with that.
Area 51 is located in Southern Nevada, about 83 miles north
northwest of Las Vegas. It was established in the early
1950s, I believe 1955, and initially used for testing the
U2 spy plane during the Cold War program.
The US government did not formally recognize the existence
of Area 51 until 2013, when the CIA published declassified
papers. Yeah, I'm pretty sure they had
the signs up around there before then.
Don't enter. The site has been linked to a
variety of conspiracy theories. There you go #2 about
extraterrestrial life and superior technology.
Popular culture has contributed the base's mystery, frequently
portraying it as a hub for UFO encounters and alien research.
Area 51 is surrounded by restricted airspace, making
unauthorized access prohibited. The surrounding areas are
monitored, and warning signs indicate the bases restrict the
science status. Yeah, tell us what the signs
say. The base is notable for testing
military aircraft such as stealth bombers and spy planes,
as well as classified technology.
And the article continues here says.
But he acknowledged that countries like China are
starting to develop their own technologies.
In recent years, they've moved on from copying to creating
their own designs, yet not seeing it.
As the investigation continues and the mystery of Area 51
persists, the FBI raid has only intensified the speculation
surrounding the base. Arnu remains undeterred in his
mission to uncover the truth, despite the challenges he faces
from authorities. In 2022, his home was raided by
the FBI and the Air Force Office of Special Investigations.
Authorities dispatched 25 agents to search his property, seizing
computers, hard drives and other electronic devices.
This operation was part of an investigation into potential
breaches of national security, leaving many no wonder what
sensitive information the researcher may have possessed.
And he says, quote, I still don't fully understand why it
happened. I've always worked within legal
limits, Arnie said. Despite the challenges Arnie's
has faced, including the recent FBI raid, he remains determined
to keep Area 51 research alive. To ensure the next generation of
enthusiasts continues exploring the mysteries at the base, he
launched a YouTube channel dedicated to educating people
about Area 51. I hope that my legacy inspires
others to dig deeper into these mysteries.
He said he hopes to equip younger researchers with the
tools and knowledge that they need to investigate the site.
Arno's goal is to present factual, verifiable information
in contrast to many conspiracy theories that flood the
Internet. You know, there again, they're
trying to put this guy out there.
I don't know. Could it be limited hangout?
How do I know? He said.
There's all these conspiracy websites, but what my website
wants to be and what my YouTube channel wants to be is just to
show people the real deal. I want people to come out here,
form their own opinions and do their own research.
I'd recommend not going on to property out there.
In the end, Arnu hopes that his work will inspire others to
continue the search for truth at Area 51 while providing guidance
on how to legally and safely to pursue their curiosity, he said.
You can come out here with binoculars and look at the base,
no problem, but don't step across the border.
With new technologies potentially being developed
behind these closed gates and a longer history of secrecy, the
base remains a hotbed of speculation.
Yeah, sounds like a good way to get shot to me.
Arno's dedication to uncovering the mysteries and educating
others will likely keep the spotlight on this enigmatic site
for years to come. Whether it's alien technology,
experimental aircraft, or classified military systems, the
world is eager to know what really lies within Area 51.
Interesting. You got to wonder, why do they
suddenly want to come raid this guy's house after all the work
he's done? He's got a site over here.
I'll put the links at Kofi. You can take a look and see what
you think. It's interesting stuff.
The website looks, you know, pretty simple actually.
But I'm not, I'm not trying to put it down or anything.
This is a George, our new Dreamland Resort founder and
Webmaster. And then it must be a picture of
him here under signs and out here in the area.
And they got one of the camo dudes, as I think Nat calls him,
headed toward him. It looks like this is a really
good way to get yourself on the radar of the NSA, as far as I'm
concerned. It says it all started with a
day trip to Area 51 from Las Vegas on December 26th, 1998.
My girlfriend and I set out to check out that mysterious place
in the middle of nowhere in the Nevada desert.
I had read some articles on the Internet and some of what I had
read just seemed so bizarre and incredible that I had to see see
it for myself. The first thing we noticed as we
turn from Extraterrestrial Hwy. onto Groom Lake Rd. were the two
large white domes of the radar installation on Bald Mountain.
As I later learned, they are equipped with highly sensitive
surveillance devices that can cover the entire Teakaboo
Valley. The next thing we saw, about
halfway down the seemingly endless Dirt Rd. was a
reflection of the afternoon sunlight on a hill ahead.
As we got closer, we saw that it was one of the infamous white
Jeep Cherokees used by Area 51 security, sitting on top of a
hill right by the border. They were the camo dudes
watching us through high-powered binoculars.
Of course, I have read about them before, but when I first
saw them and the warning signs and surveillance cameras on
Groom Lake, it felt kind of spooky.
There are no visible buildings at all.
Even the guard shack is hidden around a curve.
And yet you know that every one of your moves is being watched
by heavily armed guards as you stand on a dirt Rd. in the
middle of nowhere, 40 miles from the nearest town.
I believe it was then that the first few of a long list of
questions began forming in my mind.
Who are these guys? And the Jeep?
Why are they watching us? And why does the sign tell us
that we can be shot if we pass that invisible line?
If there's nothing out there, what are they hiding?
Well, of course they're hiding stuff.
We continue to the black mailbox and to have an alien burger at
the little Alien Inn Rachel. But it was out there by the
signs in the middle of the desert that I got hooked.
Since then I have spent quite a lot of time in the area on
numerous trips and eventually even became a part time resident
of the nearby town of Rachel, Nevada.
But every answer I find just seems to create more questions
and no matter how I look at it, things just don't make sense.
What is going on out there that they don't want us to know?
What dark secrets can possibly be important enough for our
government to justify killing its own citizens?
Well, if you I realize this guy's not a native, but if he
did a little bit of research, he might find out what happened to
the two people that tried to share the secrets of the atomic
bomb or did share the secrets. I guess I believe that the best
way to find answers is by sharing information and I
founded. The Dreamland Resort website is
a forum for interested people to exchange their thoughts.
Thank you for visiting the Dreamland Resort.
I look forward to talking to you in our discussion forum.
This is dated 1999. That's got a couple pictures
here. Yeah, I Yeah, Like I said, I
can't think of a better way to get yourself on the radar for
these guys. I checked with ChatGPT.
It says Area 51 is a highly classified US Air Force facility
located in Southern Nevada, about 83 miles northwest of Las
Vegas. It is part of the Nevada Test
Site and Training Range and covers approximately 2.9 million
acres, including restricted airspace.
Just so you know, 2.9 million acres, that's like over 4-5
hundred square miles. And so that means you could get
in your car and drive 67 miles in a square.
And that's how big this thing is.
Just imagine driving in your car for an hour in a big square.
At least that's huge. 2.9 million acres, almost 3,000,000
acres. Unbelievable.
Bigger than, I suppose, some states.
Although its primary purpose remains undisclosed, Area 51 has
been the subject of numerous, oh boy, even Chat GPT's got to get
this in here. Conspiracy theories regarding
UFOs and extraterrestrial life. Well, sure, people are curious.
I mean, we know they've got a lot of high tech stuff out
there, but there is reason to believe that there's all kinds
of other crazy stuff going on that we don't know about.
I mean, especially if you think about some of Bob Lazaro's
testimony. We'll finish up here with this
article from back in April. This is 8 news.now.com.
It says what's happening inside Area 51.
The website creator who was rated by federal agents believes
he has an idea. And this is written by George
Knapp dated April 26th, 2024. The creator of a website
collecting information on all things Area 51 believes the
future of military technology is being tested in the Nevada
desert, with the most enigmatic activities occurring inside a
secret base. Tucked inside the secret base.
This is just a person's opinion. They don't know.
The more secrecy surrounding Area 51, the more insatiable the
public's appetite for information on the secret Nevada
base becomes. Take for example, the dual raids
on homes owned by an Area 51 watchdog 16 months ago, which
has since roused the public's curiosity and has many asking
what is flying around out there? That's an interesting phrase
that he's used. Watchdog.
Yeah. If they don't want you to see
it, you're not going to see it, said George, our new creator of
dreamlandresort.com, a digital gathering place for aerospace
enthusiasts, aviation watchers and some who worked with the
best known secret base in the world.
They have years and years and decades of experience hiding
things. Our new A naturalized citizen
caught Area 51 fever over 2 1/2 decades ago, and his website has
been a place for users to swap stories, post photos and make
educated guesses about what's happening in the Nevada desert
for the past 20 years. If you don't think the FBI is
watching that site, you've got another thing coming.
The world knows about the past projects born at Groom Lake
facility, including the U2 spy plane, early versions of the
Blackbirds, the F1 Seventeen 9 Hawks, and stealth helicopters.
However, readers of dreamlandresort.com often get
hints about objects currently zipping through the skies.
Users believe there are big secrets that can and are being
kept. Well, I mean, obviously they're
threatening to kill you if you walk onto the property.
I mean, that's way beyond get off my yard.
Look at some of the exotic planes, like the Tacit Blue that
was developed in total secrecy, was flown in secrecy.
Then all of a sudden they put it in a museum and said, yeah, we
had this for a while. Arne said.
Is that just another boondoggle for them to spend money, or is
that some sort of a rabbit trail to control the narrative?
I don't know. Too much secrecy, however, can
sometimes backfire. Really.
I mean, do you want other countries knowing how to build
this stuff? I don't know.
Bad enough that we have it? Probably.
Area 51 was obscure and largely unknown in the 1980s when the
Air Force illegally seized 89,000 acres of public land
around the base to hide something.
Well, is it illegal if they write the laws?
I don't know. I I see we haven't taken it
back. In 1989, Eight News Now put the
base on the map with allegations that alien technology was
stashed in the Nevada desert base.
The designation for Area 51 suddenly disappeared from the
maps and the government stopped acknowledging that it existed.
The secrecy only fueled more public interest.
Since then, 10s of thousands of people have made the trek to the
desert to check it out. Well, you know, $2 trillion
worth of merchandise has to go somewhere, I suppose.
In the early 2000s, Chuck Clark, an Area 51 watchdog, revealed
that the US military had hidden sensors on public land miles
outside the base's boundaries meant to warn of anyone
approaching. The Joint Terrorism Task Force
then raided Clark's home. And Rachel?
Yeah, they sure don't like it when people find him out.
It was a harbinger of events to come decades later when federal
agents targeted John, our news home, and Rachel in Las Vegas.
That 2022 raid saw our new and his girlfriend, Linda hello held
at gunpoint, presumably for something that appeared on a
dreamlandresort.com. However, no one has told our new
what content crossed that line. He said agents treated him like
a hardened criminal or a terrorist, even suspecting,
apparently that Arnou may have had his own security.
Look, they know every move this guy's making.
Don't kid yourself. Wow.
When they came in here, they asked, are there booby traps in
my home? Arnou said.
For his part, Arnou said he said he agreed that the US military
needs a location to test secret technology when 2 million people
committed to storming Area 51. In 2019, he opposed the event.
However, he said when he sees things from publicly accessible
lands, he takes note, adding that the recently unveiled B21
Raider had some of its systems tested in Nevada skies long
before the public knew it existed.
Arne said he believes rumors of an SR71 spy plane successor are
likely true, though he is unsure if the new version is called Sr.
72. Drones, Unmanned warplanes and
JAM jamming technologies are the subject of warfare being tested
at Area 51 and 2024. Arna suspects they are flying
drones. Obviously, Arnaud said.
The Russians and Chinese work on stuff to jam our drones.
We work on stuff to jam their drones.
The next step is how do we make drone communications more
secure? Well, I don't know.
Maybe you could talk to the general there at Langley because
he seems to have no ability to jam drones.
Apparently the White House is not allowing him to.
So if Russian and Chinese drones are such a big problem, then why
aren't we shutting down the drones over U.S. military bases
and nuclear bases and all the rest?
I mean, come on. According to Arnou, the public
is unlikely to see much of the upcoming tech as Area 51 has
established an Area 51 of its own in a secluded area situated
to the north of Groom Lake, which is only visible to those
with their own satellite. The really secret stuff, they
have a whole empty valley just north of Groom Lake and they
have a mountain range where they can pretty much play with
anything they want. Arnie said.
It's booming out there. Area 51 is not going anywhere.
The creator of a website collecting information on all
things Area 51 believes the most animatic.
There's that word again. Activities taking place there
occur inside a secret base. Tucked inside the secret base.
Well, I mean, or maybe 26 floors down, who knows?
Yeah, an interesting an interesting idea.
I like the article and everything, but it almost seems
to me like the guy's going for this whole notion that it's all
top secret military stuff. I mean, how do we know if it is?
Then this is where we get off into this whole deep state thing
where it's not just the weapons that they're trying that they're
supposedly using to protect us. It's the technology that's been
developed that is so advanced that it lays the groundwork,
makes it possible for this deep state to create its own parallel
society. And that's the scariest thing.
As Carlin said, it's a big club and you're not in it.
It may be a fairly small club and we're not in it.
I guess we'll have to find out. Until next time, this is UFO
warning over and out.