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Re: Stealth Archaeologist approaches Papoose lake

In private email, Christopher Milne <c.milne@tay.ac.uk> wrote:

>I thought that the article on Jerry Freeman's journey to
>Papoose lake was very interesting.
>
>First of all although I appreciate the information
>resulting from his journey. Despite this the guy is a
>little stupid. I hope that others do not try to follow his
>exact foot steps in the search for more infromation into
>the secret activities of groom and papoose.
>
>That said is it possible for you to get a copy of the
>article from the Las Vegas Sun stored on your site. I am a
>little worried that one day those who adminster the Las
>Vegas web suite decide to remove the pages from the server.
>The information provided in the article and the story
>itself should be shared with as many people as possible
>over time.

I have saved it.

>Regarding the "City of the dead." This is the first
>reference to any large scale activity in this part of the
>Nellis Range area I have heard of. Can you provide any more
>insight into this area ? Is this finding the first reported
>insidence of activiey in this area. i.e Was this
>instillation previously unheard of ?

This is apparently the "old" device assembly facility in Area 27.  It
is a highly secure facility where public tours are not allowed.  The
security there is probably related to the live nuclear materials being
stored or processed there.

I point out that there is substantial risk that Freeman crossed "hot"
areas where no human is supposed to go without special precautions.
This is an atomic testing ground!

>The lights adjacent to Papoose are interesting, when as
>you commented there is susposed to be no human activity
>there. Maybe Lazar got it right after all.

Maybe... anything you want.  I would expect moving lights for rare
security patrols, but not stationery lights, which would imply a
building or encampment, which we have never seen any evidence of in
satellite images.

When I see a light like that in the valley north of Rachel, I
immediately take notice, although I always end up with a reasonable
explanation.  This area ought to be even more desolate.

>I hope that Jerry Freeman story can create good debate
>around the activities within the Papoose / Groom area.

It is the stuff of legends.  Until now, the Greenpeace protesters who
crossed Papoose Lake years ago were the mythic figures. Now it is
Freeman -- if he lives, ha, ha.

>One final point. It would be good to see some more of Mr
>Freemans holiday photos.

That would be nice, but I say he ought to lay low for a while

G

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