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Sept 30, 2015 21:01:52 GMT 1
Post by Admin (Annette Andria) on Sept 30, 2015 21:01:52 GMT 1
YOU WILL LOVE THIS
www.express.co.uk/news/science/609057/British-Area-51-Claims-secret-ALIEN-research-base-uncovered-in-Farnborough
The British Earth and Aerial Mysteries Society (BEAMS) has released a bizarre 109-page report, following a "special investigation" into the former MoD Defence Evaluation and Research Agency site now run by specialist defence, security and aerospace developer Qinetiq.
BEAMS claims Farnborough has had high UFO sighting and alien abduction activity for years and thinks this might be connected to the alleged secret base.
The group is convinced there is as much underground as above and what goes on there involves aliens, UFOs, intergalactic defence and futuristic flight development.
Their bizarre theory is based upon cryptic alien symbols they have "discovered" within the site, alleged intelligence service whistleblower testimonies, and the responses from psychic researchers, the report claims.
The BEAMS website says it was set up in 1991 as as a non profit-making studies group into the paranormal.
It said: "We have set up a network of active investigators who relay their gathered information through to our HQ.
"As reporters of the truth, duties of the BEAMS Team include research, interviewing, photography and journalism."
www.express.co.uk/news/science/609057/British-Area-51-Claims-secret-ALIEN-research-base-uncovered-in-Farnborough
The British Earth and Aerial Mysteries Society (BEAMS) has released a bizarre 109-page report, following a "special investigation" into the former MoD Defence Evaluation and Research Agency site now run by specialist defence, security and aerospace developer Qinetiq.
BEAMS claims Farnborough has had high UFO sighting and alien abduction activity for years and thinks this might be connected to the alleged secret base.
The group is convinced there is as much underground as above and what goes on there involves aliens, UFOs, intergalactic defence and futuristic flight development.
Their bizarre theory is based upon cryptic alien symbols they have "discovered" within the site, alleged intelligence service whistleblower testimonies, and the responses from psychic researchers, the report claims.
The BEAMS website says it was set up in 1991 as as a non profit-making studies group into the paranormal.
It said: "We have set up a network of active investigators who relay their gathered information through to our HQ.
"As reporters of the truth, duties of the BEAMS Team include research, interviewing, photography and journalism."
