Dulce Base Information THE FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY OF NOTES TAKEN BY JIM MC CAMPBELL CONCERNING TWO TELEPHONE INTERVIEWS WITH DR. PAUL F.BENNEWITZ Side A of Cassette. The original notes show that by a signature and date,...
Paul Bennewitz
The Dulce Papers The Dulce Papers are the definitive archive for the alleged subterranean war beneath Archuleta Mesa, New Mexico. Spanning 34 chapters of whistleblower testimony and classified leaks, this dossier exposes a “Cosmic Conspiracy”...
Chapter 25 documents the 1987 abduction of Christa Tilton to the Dulce facility, a “Nordic-appearing” woman who was later returned to her home. Her testimony, accessed through regressive hypnosis, provides detailed intelligence on the base’s...
Chapter 22 documents a pivotal 1984 intelligence summary by Jim McCampbell regarding the research of Dr. Paul F. Bennewitz, a physicist and president of Thunder Scientific Corp. Bennewitz’s investigation into the May 1980 abduction of...
The narrative of the Dulce Base is often obscured by layers of psychological warfare and deliberate disinformation. As documented in Chapter 16 of the Dulce Papers, a significant “smear effort” emerged in 1992 via the...
The thin veneer of “joint cooperation” between the U.S. Shadow Government and the Grey invaders shattered during the 1970s, leading to a period of open kinetic warfare known as the Dulce Wars. As detailed in...
The conflict surrounding the Dulce installation is not a modern anomaly, but the resurgence of a prehistoric “Species War.” As detailed in Chapter 13 of the Dulce Papers, the current occupation by Reptilian heritage beings—Alpha...
Chapter 2 of the Dulce Papers serves as the forensic heart of the Archuleta mystery, documenting the “High Strangeness” that turned a quiet New Mexico town into the epicenter of a global conspiracy. From the...
RECOLLECTIONS AND IMPRESSIONS OF VISIT TO DULCE, NEW MEXICO OCTOBER 23, 24, 1988′, is reproduced in its entirety below: “Upon arrival I was introduced to Dr. John F. Gille, a French National. Dr. Gille has...
From: Brad Smith <chair@thule.org>Date: Mon, 26 Jan 1998 19:47:51 -0800 I spoke to Paul twice in extended conversations in 1988-89. I called Thunder Scientific. He was spacey but understandable. He was a pilot. His business...
