Russian Roswell UFO Debris Is Part Of Area 51 Exhibit At National Atomic Testing Museum

[Chris]

When the Area 51 exhibit officially opens today at the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas, visitors will see something that may startle them: a display titled "Authentic Alien Artifact." (See photo above.)

"Area 51: Myth or Reality" presents the historical records of what's been considered the most secret place in America. Spy planes, like the U2 and A-12, were routinely tested at this abandoned bombing range 80 miles north of Las Vegas during the 1950s and 60s. Models of these and other stealth aircraft are now on display at the museum.


The exhibit also scrutinizes ongoing speculation that the military was testing captured alien spacecraft at Area 51 and examining the remains of extraterrestrials that had reportedly crashed outside of Roswell N.M., in 1947.



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[newyorklily]

I would love to see that place.

[Redbone]

This is exactly how I have invisioned disclosure would be. No in your face National Press release or the POTUS standing behind his seal and declaring, "They are here!" While everyone is either sleeping through another election year, Occupying Wall Street or trying to incite a Race War, little tidbits are put out there for those paying attention.

When you stop and think about it, it makes perfect sense. Drop a few bread crumbs, see what you attract, then drop a few more. Pretty soon, everyone will be scratching their heads and wondering WTF just happened?

[Garuda]

The British press has it, too:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ted-items.html

[Redbone]

The British press has it, too:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ted-items.html

'The CIA declassified most of the records on Area 51 up through the late ’60s and early ’70s,' Allan Palmer, the museum's CEO and executive director, told The Huffington Post.

'Now we know a lot more about it and can present some of the really true stories that happened out there,' he added. 'And we feel a bit of an obligation to tell the larger story about the public’s perception of Area 51, which runs right into aliens, UFOs and extraterrestrial time travel, and those kind of things.'

Did I read this right? Is Allan Palmer admitting that they have information about, "Aliens, UFOs and extraterrestrial and time travel?" Surly he jest!

[Redbone]

The British press has it, too:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ted-items.html

'The CIA declassified most of the records on Area 51 up through the late ’60s and early ’70s,' Allan Palmer, the museum's CEO and executive director, told The Huffington Post.

'Now we know a lot more about it and can present some of the really true stories that happened out there,' he added. 'And we feel a bit of an obligation to tell the larger story about the public’s perception of Area 51, which runs right into aliens, UFOs and extraterrestrial time travel, and those kind of things.'

Did I read this right? Is Allan Palmer admitting that they have information about, "Aliens, UFOs and extraterrestrial and time travel?" Surly he jest!

[Marvin]

'The CIA declassified most of the records on Area 51 up through the late ’60s and early ’70s,' Allan Palmer, the museum's CEO and executive director, told The Huffington Post.

'Now we know a lot more about it and can present some of the really true stories that happened out there,' he added. 'And we feel a bit of an obligation to tell the larger story about the public’s perception of Area 51, which runs right into aliens, UFOs and extraterrestrial time travel, and those kind of things.'

Did I read this right? Is Allan Palmer admitting that they have information about, "Aliens, UFOs and extraterrestrial and time travel?" Surly he jest!

Since he was referring to the "public's perception", I would not get too excited... it is not an admission other than to say the public's perception will be included in the telling of the declassified story of A-51.


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