🚨 Dulce Base: The Hidden Alien WAR ZONE Beneath America! Leaked Testimonies, Government Betrayals, and Mysterious Deaths Uncovered! ⚠️👁️

In late August of 1979, engineer Phil Schneider descended into a hole that would change his life forever—and possibly cost him everything.

As part of a black-budget project deep beneath the Archer Mesa near Los Alamos, New Mexico, Schneider and his team were drilling into the Earth to construct an underground military base.

What they didn’t know—what they were never told—was that they were digging into an ancient alien facility that had existed for hundreds, if not thousands, of years.

As Schneider described it, the moment their drills punctured the subterranean cavern, chaos erupted.

Acrid black smoke spewed from the holes, followed by a stench so horrific it seemed almost otherworldly.

And then came the real shock: standing face-to-face with a 7-foot-tall alien Gray, with leathery skin, an overwhelming stench, and a sinister presence that sent chills through every man in the tunnel.

According to Schneider, what happened next was nothing short of war.

Armed only with a pistol, he instinctively fired at the alien, killing two of them before being hit by a mysterious blue beam that ripped through his body, burned his fingers off, melted his foot, and left him clinging

to life.

A heroic Green Beret dragged him back to the surface—only to die moments later.

Sixty-six soldiers and contractors allegedly died in that underground firefight.

The government never told the families what really happened.

They labeled it an accident.

But for Schneider, it was a betrayal—a betrayal that turned him into a whistleblower on the run.

After years of silence, Schneider began speaking publicly in the 1990s, sharing documents, photos, and stories of advanced tunnel boring machines, nuclear-powered drills, secret pacts between the U.S.

government and extraterrestrials, and the construction of massive underground military cities hidden beneath our feet.

He revealed blueprints for machines that could melt rock into glass-lined corridors.

He exposed secret collaborations involving German engineers post-WWII, black-budget contractors like Morrison-Knudsen, and facilities that extended miles beneath the Earth.

But perhaps most chilling was his claim that the United States had made deals with alien races—trading human abductions for technology, and losing control of the situation in the process.

Schneider’s lectures were filled with warnings: about the dangers of unchecked government power, about the presence of non-human beings manipulating global politics, and about the coming rise of a New World

Order with roots not just in Earthly institutions but in something far more alien.

He claimed that presidents knew.

That Eisenhower had met them.

That secret facilities existed under Cheyenne Mountain, Mount Weather, and even beneath the White House.

And that somewhere deep beneath Dulce, a hidden war was still being fought.

But as Schneider’s message began to gain traction, things took a dark turn.

He reported multiple assassination attempts, strange government surveillance, and the mysterious deaths of colleagues.

In 1996, Schneider was found dead in his apartment.

The official cause? Suicide.

But the details didn’t add up.

His body was found with a catheter cord wrapped tightly around his neck—his face positioned unnaturally in the seat of his wheelchair.

No suicide note.

No evidence of pills or sedatives in his system.

Blood and urine samples were mysteriously “lost.

” Even his own ex-wife, who had seen original documents and photographs proving his story, insisted that Phil had been silenced.

He wasn’t the only one.

Ron Rummel, a close friend of Schneider and fellow researcher, was also found dead—his death ruled a suicide, despite suspicious evidence to the contrary.

Rummel had been about to publish a book detailing the true objectives of the Star Wars defense program, alleging it was part of a global system to monitor and potentially combat alien forces.

Like Schneider, he too was allegedly targeted for what he knew.

So what’s really going on beneath our feet? According to numerous military engineers, civil contractors, and researchers, underground and undersea facilities are not only possible—they’ve existed for decades.

Sophisticated tunneling systems, some possibly 10 miles deep, have been built using nuclear-powered machines and advanced technologies the public has never seen.

Entire subterranean cities—capable of housing thousands—have been carved into mountainsides and ocean floors.

Countries like China, Russia, and the U.S.

have reportedly built thousands of miles of tunnels to store weapons, protect leadership, and—some say—interact with non-human entities in complete secrecy.

But who are these beings? According to testimonies, whistleblowers, and ancient traditions from Tibet to South America, they may not all come from space.

Some could be ancient terrestrial species—Reptoids, Insectoids, and other entities that have lived below us for millennia.

Others could be truly extraterrestrial, with bases established under the Earth’s surface for purposes we still don’t understand.

What’s clear is that multiple witnesses over the decades, with no connection to one another, have described similar encounters, similar beings, and similar cover-ups.

The implications are staggering.

If true, then our governments have not only lied to us—they’ve made pacts with otherworldly powers.

They’ve built bunkers not just for survival, but for collaboration.

They’ve silenced those who dared to speak.

And they’ve kept the world in the dark while the greatest secret in human history remains buried in steel-lined corridors and black-budget ledgers.

Phil Schneider’s legacy may be one of controversy, conspiracy, and mystery.

But if even a fraction of his claims are true, then he was more than a whistleblower—he was a martyr in a war we never knew existed.

A war that might still be raging, in tunnels so deep we may never see the truth.

Unless we start digging.