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Hello readers, welcome back to another episode of Beyond Blue Beam. We continue our journey into the realms of mystery and intrigue. Is it fiction or is it reality? “Red is grey and yellow white but we decide which is right and which is an illusion” (The Moody Blues). You decide! Share your thoughts in the comments. Also, please feel free to add whatever other information you have to add to the article in the comments. Meanwhile, relax and enjoy the read.

Today, we embark on another thrilling journey through time, space, and possibly even different realities. As usual, buckle up for an intriguing exploration of diverse topics.

We begin our journey with information regarding the Dulce, Arculeta Mesa Underground Base.

Dulce

One of our very close contacts has personally been to the Dulce Base location on 3 occasions back in the 1990s.

He spoke with locals of the Native American Apache tribe. The cashier at the local convenience store in Dulce told him that the aliens have been seen on several occasions and their ships are seen flying over the Mesa frequently. They don’t think much about it. “Just go to the local school on the way to the mesa and check out the students. There are many alien-human hybrids attending class. It’s nothing unusual for us locals.” Unfortunately, this was in mid-July and the school was closed for summer vacation.

“When you go to the base of the Mesa you can see the granite rocks everywhere that seem to have been partially melted by some type of intense heat. There was a battle there in 1979. Phil Schneider has said he was involved in the battle. There is a very eerie feeling around the area, like death. The Forestry Service has a sign posted that says ‘there was a 17k acre fire here in 1979.’ The area around the base of Arculeta Mesa looks more like a small tactical nuke blast.”

1979 Firefight at Dulce Base

Philip Schneider 1995 Lecture Dulce Base Alien Battle

Dulce Underground Base, New Mexico

From a report by Dr Michael Salla, exopolitics.org

http://www.phils.au/dulce-underground-base/

We are adding 2 more videos pertaining to the Dulce Base:

NSA Kunia Regional Security Operations Center, Hawaii

The NSA Kunia Regional Security Operations Center (RSOC), also known as the Kunia Tunnel, is an underground intelligence facility located in Oahu, Hawaii. Originally built during World War II to protect military equipment, the tunnel now serves as a secure hub for signals intelligence (SIGINT) and information security (INFOSEC) operations. Managed by the NSA, the center monitors communications, radar signals, and other electronic data from the Asia-Pacific region, making it strategically significant for U.S. intelligence efforts. It also plays a key role in protecting U.S. government communications from cyber threats.

Kunia RSOC is a joint operation involving personnel from various branches of the U.S. military, including the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines. Its primary mission is to gather and analyze foreign communications, providing crucial intelligence for national security. The facility’s location and capabilities make it essential for tracking military activities, diplomatic exchanges, and emerging cyber threats in the Asia-Pacific, although it has also been linked to broader controversies about global surveillance and privacy concerns, highlighted by whistleblower revelations.

Alien Intervention – They are coming.

This may be connected to and used in Project Blue Beam?

Ex-Pentagon Insider on How UFO’s Work and Why the Government is Disclosing Information

The Egyptian Obelisk

In the center of St. Peter’s Square in the Vatican, there stands a 40-meter-high Egyptian obelisk. Erected in the square in 1586 by order of Pope Sixtus V, it has a rich and eventful history. Interestingly, at the very top of this ancient monument is a curious depiction: an Egyptian pharaoh kneels before a figure seated in a chair with a large round head, remarkably resembling an alien in a spacesuit. This strange imagery fuels speculation and intrigue, adding a mysterious layer to the already historic obelisk.

The Holographic Fan

The Holographic Fan is a unique display technology that creates 3D images that appear to float in mid-air using the principle of Persistence of Vision (POV). It works by attaching strips of RGB LEDs to the fan blades, which are controlled by a specialized unit that lights them up in rapid succession. As the fan spins, it produces a seamless, full picture, giving the illusion of a 3D object hovering in space. This technology pushes the boundaries of visual display, offering mesmerizing, dynamic images in a way that captivates the viewer.