Green Mountain Mystery, Part 1
As longtime readers and followers of this ministry are aware, we have presented many lectures over the years regarding what we called the Secret Space Program. Our 20-part lecture series, From Inner Space to Outer Space, is still available from us.
Plus, for a number of years, we carried the first four volumes of Dr. Michael Salla’s series on that subject. Dr. Salla is still going as strong as ever in these intriguing topics.
He has recently begun what he states will be a four-part podcast series which caught our eye. Only part 1 is available at this point. We embed a disclaimer here: We do not necessarily agree with all the conclusions made by Dr. Salla in his work. But we do find it thought-provoking, and I have always appreciated that he provides ample sources for his work.
In this part 1 we noted two portions which were highly interesting to me and which I will connect to in a future blog—as soon as time permits. (Yeah, that’s a tease.) Here is part of the blurb for this podcast. QUOTE:
For decades, Area 51 has dominated the conversation about secret aerospace programs. But Dr. Michael Salla believes another location may be far more important: Green Mountain in Huntsville, Alabama.
In Part 1 of this four-part special series, Dr. Salla follows the trail back to the 1950s, when newspaper reports described plans for a major underground installation beneath Green Mountain, including what was referred to as a kind of “junior Pentagon.”
From there, the story moves into far more extraordinary territory. Dr. Salla examines the history of anti-gravity research in Huntsville, the work of Dr. Ning Li and Amy Eskridge, claims involving advanced propulsion and faster-than-light craft, Project Paperclip scientists, underground facilities, and the growing significance of Huntsville as U.S. Space Command establishes its presence there.
Could Green Mountain have quietly become one of the most important locations in the hidden history of advanced aerospace technology? And if so, why has almost no one heard of it? END QUOTE
Here is the podcast.
Be discerning. Keep an open mind; but not so open that your brain falls out. 😊
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