There's a theory that North Korea are very happy and possibly even fund news stories about how ridiculous they are, and actually want to draw attention to films like The Interview: that way, people are thrown off all the terrible stuff they really do. In that case, the amount that Dulce Base has appeared in popular fiction seems like a misdirect. But then again, there's no smoke without fire and all that. Regardless of its appearance in everything from comic book The Invisibles to the video game Ghost Recon: Future Soldier, there's definitely something weird going on in that underground facility under Archuleta Mesa, on the Colorado-New Mexico border. So says Paul Bennewitz. The Albuquerque businessman first raised claims of alien activity at Dulce Base, reporting strange radio transmissions nearby. The more outlandish claims insist that abductees are experimented on there, and aliens have fought against Delta Force military teams. It might not even exist. But if it does, why have the US military been keeping it a secret...?
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