Area 51 Gets Stormed

 

The "Storm Area 51" movement was surrounded by so much hype. Nevada declared a state of emergency, social media put fact-checker tabs on posts and Area 51 itself placed a metal gate across the Groom Lake Road fenceline, for example see: https://hpanwo-tv.blogspot.com/2019/09/storm-area-51-livestream.html. In the end, all that happened was a few hundred people showed up to have a party and visit the local UFO museum. There was a music festival dubbed "Alienstock" and a pledge to make it an annual event in future. The police made only six arrests and nobody attempted to enter the secret base. According to the UFOlogist Jon Stewart, security at the base can sometimes be very lax, see: https://hpanwo-radio.blogspot.com/2023/04/hpanwo-show-502-podcast-jon-stewart.html and: https://hpanwo-tv.blogspot.com/2023/04/area-51-alien-interview-with-jon-stewart.html. Perimeter guards, known as "Camo Dudes", are not military; instead the role is outsourced to a civilian contractor. They drive round in unmarked white trucks, but they are heavily armed, which is worrying considering that once inside the Groom Lake test site, an unauthorized intruder can legally be shot on sight.
 
Such is the backdrop to an alarming video that has just emerged. It consists of police bodycam footage released by the Lincoln County sheriff's office recorded last August, and has captions and narration added on. An officer is summoned to the Dreamland facility by base security to pick up a pair of trespassers. This is a regular problem at Area 51. Despite the warning signs and the place's reputation, a few reckless people will sometimes try to invade the compound out of curiosity, daring, for a bet or some other reason. I strongly advise against this. There is no way you will ever discover Area 51's secrets using this method and you might put yourself in danger. At best you will receive a hefty fine and possibly a prison sentence for repeat offences. The policeman attending the call must have assumed that it was just another routine pickup along those lines; but when he got to the boundary, he was surprised to find there was nobody there. Normally anybody attempting to enter the base never gets more than about a hundred yards. The Camo Dudes' van is usually parked on a side road at the top of a nearby hill to watch for people coming along the Groom Lake Road, which tourists regularly do. If a car crosses the fenceline or somebody on foot does, the security guards will swoop down the hill and apprehend them. The copper is instructed to drive further inside the base. In doing so he beholds a landscape few human eyes have ever seen since 1955; the forbidden world of Area 51's interior. He eventually comes across a parked car with a driver and passenger surrounded by Camo Dudes. What is astonishing is that they managed to travel 1.8 miles into the secure area before they were discovered and detained. Why were they not caught as soon as they passed the signs? The driver is a man who is tall at 6"2 and was armed with a gun, so security has him in handcuffs. He is accompanied by a woman of similar age, whom I assume is his wife. She has been allowed to wander free. The policeman does not arrest them, but does caution them. The man speaks to him and is very apologetic as he explains how they apparently got lost. Generally speaking, this is not a good idea when you don't have a lawyer present; and the narrator makes this point. The copper issues them with a penalty notice and escorts them back to public land. I'm curious to find out exactly where the car was on the Area 51 compound. 1.8 miles as the crow flies from the Groom Lake Road gate covers roughly a fifth of the distance to Homey Airport, the main Area 51 campus; however the roads are twisty as they negotiate the hills. There's no way the couple could have delved that far in. The fact that they are clearly on a dirt track and not the tarmac road that leads from the gate to Homey Airport indicates that they either left the Groom Lake Road or were never on it when they turned right off the Extraterrestrial Highway. Just before the officer leaves, he and one of the guards talk privately, sharing their bafflement at how an average car with no stealth capability managed to penetrate the base so far. The Camo Dude says: "There's a lot of folks who would love to get on the other side of those hills and take a look at what's going on." This proves that the couple in their car never crossed the hills between the free world and the active areas of Dreamland. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkKvachjP2s. The Camo Dude's tone with the policeman is loaded with swagger and bravado, possibly wanting to undo the embarrassment he must be feeling. I imagine he had some explaining to do to his superiors afterwards. How tight is security really at Area 51? As I said, I recommend not experimenting on yourself to find out; however there are some intriguing clues from other infiltrators, especially Jerry Freeman, see: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2021/11/s4-entrance.html and: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2021/09/ufo-truth-magazine-issue-50.html. I'm amused to think that the US military may be learning the same lesson that the NHS has... or has not, that contracting out to parasitic tin pot corporations means a massive plunge in quality of service. If they continue on this path of inefficiency and squalor then UFO Disclosure might literally emerge from their own bureaucratic stupidity. How amusing that would be.
See here for more background: http://hpanwo.blogspot.com/2022/12/area-51-portal.html.