I was sitting next to you the whole time before you spoke, and I was there for your talk too. I didn’t take any notes, and that shows!

You’re obviously a local and it’s strange that you didn’t get more time to describe your research.

The hairy dwarves! I forgot about that! Were you able to find the video?

I started out by saying “hello, what’s happening” in Dine’ (Tan jo, yata hey) then set off on a whirlwind overview of the evolution of the Dulce Myth—In order: Project Gasbuggy, Gomez mutes ‘76-80, mute investigators that worlked w/ Gabe Valdez, the Bennowitz case, Tom Costello disinfo, Myrna Hanson, ChristaTilton, TAL, Branton disinfo, Phil Schneider disinfo etc.

Then I recounted the Jicarilla emergence myth which talks about Blanca Pk (?) in the SLV and I pointed out that there seemed to be a connection between the SLV (45 miles away to the NW) and Dulce in myth and legend. I acknowledged that there was true paranormal phenomena happening on the rez, but that it had nothing to do with any Dulce “base.” While there in Dulce, I found out there have been “over 100″ sightings of bigfoot and curiously, many sightings of strange 2′ tall hairy dwarfs—even in the Casino parking lot! I was told that these entities have been seen “by everyone around here”. More on my investigation later…

I then theorized that the SLV activity may be where the real action is located and that Dulce (location of a portal of some sort) is a red-herring to divert attention from underground subjects in the SLV.

I also mentioned the need to look more closely at unusually-high cancer rates in Rio Arriba County and on the rez —that this may be due to environmental radiation. I had been told by a miner years ago (a verified source) who claimed he helped expand the Los Alamos tunnels and start a “tunnel to Dulce,” that he thought there was an “underground weapons storage facility” in the Dulce area. Hoyt and then Greg mentioned that there was an underground base in the area but that it was under MOUNT Archuleta, 18 miles west of town, NOT Archuleta Mesa, just north of town.

Then, the going got weird and the weird had to turn pro, FAST. At the :20 min mark Norio started edging toward me to cut me off, so I playfully edged away the same amount of distance. This happened 3 or 4 times as I hastily finished up my talk casting sideways glances. When he finally got to the center of the stage area, I starting teasing him with the mike and ended up doing a mic behind the back James Brown shuffle before I would relinquish the mic. I felt sorta like Rodney Dangerfield swimming in chopped liver, I tell ya! Thank god I only told two people from the SLV that I was going to be there—the gathering narrowly escaped becoming a SRO+ disaster. People from Albuquerque were turned away and had to leave and they weren’t happy about it.

There has been a lot going on in “little basket’s” country and (as I suspected,) none of it appears to involve garden variety “ETs.” I will post a more detailed report later.

Thanks. It was more fun than I expected, but then I never know what to expect.

I never thought of it that way, although now it seems obvious!

Do you know who broke that L.A. lizard story way back in 1988? MIKE MARINACCI, in his book Mysterious California. He is a friend now and was co-author with me on Weird California. No credit was given, I suspect.