Phil Schneider worked as a demolition specialist, helping to build secret underground bases for the US government in Dulcey, New Mexico in 1979. In 1995, he told the amazing story of an encounter with extraterrestrial beings living underground.
Schneider claims to be one of three survivors of the August 1979 battle with the aliens and the only person to have received permission to divulge what the government knows about the aliens.
He has been critical of a government that keeps its citizens in the dark. In the last two years of his life, he made many public appearances. Schneider claimed that his life was repeatedly attempted after he revealed what he knew. His death by suicide in 1997 is highly questioned by his supporters.
Alien base history and battle with aliens
Schneider became suspicious when he saw a multitude of "green berets" from the special forces around the camp.
The team drilled four large holes as standard preparation for starting construction. But what came out of these holes did not fit into any standards, Schneider said at a lecture in 1995. He went underground to inspect and discovered a two-meter gray alien nearby.
“He smelled worse than the dirtiest garbage. This creature looked absolutely horrible,”he says. Schneider fumbled for the pistol. He was able to kill two creatures, but before that, one of them managed to emit a strange and destructive energy.
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The alien made a circular motion with his hand in front of his chest. Schneider showed this movement: "The next moment a blue ray hit me and literally roasted me like a fish."
He showed his hand to those present. The beam burned several fingers on his left hand and hit his chest. His shoes and feet were burnt. The Green Beret saved Schneider's life, but died himself. He dragged Schneider into the elevator and pressed a button to take him upstairs to safety.
More than 60 people died that day, Schneider says. Two of the survivors are currently living in a nursing home in Canada, he says. They are protected by the Canadian government, and American citizens, including Schneider, are not allowed to communicate with them. According to Schneider, this is due to the fear that they might be kidnapped.
“There was a war going on underground, and it continues to this day,” he says. According to him, there are 1,477 underground bases around the world, 129 of which are located in the United States. Each base is worth about $ 17 billion. He says there is a secret budget, hidden from the public and other ministries of the US government, reaching 25% of GNP. Military from other countries are also taking part in this war with aliens.
“We need to pressure our government officials to reveal the truth,” he says. "If the truth cannot come out, then how can you say that we live in a free society?"
Tara McIsaac