‘Bodies Everywhere’ in Alien Battle at Secret Underground Base
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There’s a secret, underground alien base in New Mexico.
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A battle between humans and aliens waged within a secret bunker underground, leaving death and destruction on both sides. At least, that’s according to a whistleblower named Phil Schneider, who came forward describing how he’d lost part of his hand in 1979.
Amazingly, he got out and exposed the details of this Dulce firefight to the public. But perhaps he went too far—because some time later, he was found dead.
Could Schneider have been telling the truth, or are his claims too strange to believe? How does this case tie into disinformation campaigns rampant in the ufology community today?
In this episode of Metaphysical, dive into the details of what Schneider said, the nature of alien propaganda, Rob Counts’ investigative research, and John Vivanco’s remote viewing data.
John was able to pinpoint what really happened and where missing people have disappeared to around Dulce. Then you can decide what parts of this story are actually true.
If you thought the Roswell UFO crash was the most significant event to ever happen in the New Mexico desert, think again. Join Rob and John for a Metaphysical show that’s out of this world.
In this episode: details of an existing base underground in Dulce, New Mexico; the Dulce firefight; grey aliens, extraterrestrials, and UFOs; paranormal creature encounters; mysterious deaths and missing people cases; Phil Schneider and UFO whistleblowers; government secrets; energy weapons and secret wars; disinformation campaigns; alleged photos of aliens that came out; mysterious things that live inside caves; alien abductions; Valiant Thor; the history of alien propaganda; different kinds of aliens; the Men in Black; what’s true and false about the Dulce firefight; and more!
Correction: Phil Schneider appears to have given his presentation in 1995 and passed in 1996.