Paul Bennewitz is probably more responsible than anyone else for bringing
the enigmatic
Dulce Base controversy to public attention. Whether the scenario taking
place at Dulce involves extraterrestrial craft, abductions, and aliens or a
more down-to-earth scenario involving antigravity technology, mind control,
and genetic experimentation by a fascist military-industrial fraternity [or
a combination of the two!?], the fact is that -- as many believe -- there
IS SOMETHING going on there, and Paul Bennewitz was caught right in the
middle of it. Bennewitz accuses William Moore and Richard Doty of stealing
vital evidence from his home during uninvited visits with him. Moore himself
"admitted" feeding Bennewitz with "disinformation" and that's where all
of Bennewitz's wild claims originated. However SINCE WHEN DO DISINFORMATION
AGENTS EXPOSE THEMSELVES AS DECIEVERS!? Was there a specific reason for
doing so? Many have become convinced that because of Moore's "admittance"
that he/they created the entire story of an underground facility beneath
Dulce, the base must NOT exist. But if such a base DID exist then this
would be the IDEAL move for the intelligence community to make in order
to keep the secret under wraps, i.e. "...since Moore and Doty admitted to
making up the whole story and fed this 'disinformation' to Bennewitz,
then the Dulce base must NOT exist!" Are we looking at some kind of
reverse psychology disinformation at work here!? Moore's claims might
hold water IF not for the fact that much of Bennewitz's information
could NOT have originated from Moore, et al... and if not for the fact
that literally DOZENS of other independent sources [see link above] have
ALSO confirmed that something strange IS taking place near this small
town in northwestern New Mexico...
http://www.worldofthestrange.com/modules.php?name=Encyclopedia&op=content&tid=325
http://www.abcfield.force9.co.uk/freedom2.html
https://www.google.com/search?q=McCampbell+%22Dulce+base
http://www.dreamlanddiaries.org/04r.html
http://think-aboutit.com/dulce/brad_smith_on_paul_bennewitz_and.htm
http://www.thunderscientific.com/
http://www.google.com search for "Paul Bennewitz" "Dulce"