Sgt. Lyn Buchanan

And I never did the 130s, so I'm not sure about that one.

Oh, the narratives, oh.

Basically, the same information.

Joe McMoneagle, who is a fantastic remote viewer, found the one in Mount Hayes active.

Now, that was about five years before I did mine on that.

And I found it still working, automated, but abandoned by the ATs.

were no ets there but everything was working in an automated fashion so um i guess they didn't need to be there the uh one in uh mount zeal like i say seemed to be like a like an airport um the saucers would come in land deep plane and

People would get on and leave again and all that, the ETs and people or whatever.

And it seemed basically like a space-age airport.

I saw them as friendly.

On other work that I've done, I've also come to the conclusion, okay, I have no proof of this.

I've also come to the conclusion that

on my own viewing that the ET bases maybe are named incorrectly.

They're more like reservations where our governments have said, you stay here and here's your reservation.

Like the Indians have reservations.

Here's your reservation.

You don't bother us.

We won't bother you.

And that those locations are more granted to them than them coming in just secretly, you know.

Yeah, I think that's just commonly known.