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i disagree,i know for a fact that it isnt abandoned,as my neighbour has been
their not so long ago,if you dont believe me i can get the photo's off him
and scan them for you.
as for black projects the reason they get so much attention and dislike is
because the funding that goes into them is from taxpayers paying more
eg: the stealth bomber was supposed to of cost tax payers as much as 50
billion dollars.
and besides people like to think that they are being told everything,its
human nature: "if that was happening i would know about it"


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- wrote in message <35bbe5a8.71718903@news2.cais.com>...
>Nobody <somewhere@over.the.rainbow> Said this:
>
>>Let me guess this place out in Nevada. It was an old abandon base which
also
>>known as Area 51???!!??
>
>Exactly, another flaw in the whole story - they abandoned that
>facility at least 2 years ago after they finally figured it's cover
>was completely blown.  I believe the skunk works and all the other
>black projects are in Colorado or New Mexico now.
>
>And oh yeah.... black projects aren't all the big a deal.  I for one
>am glad they exist - I can't imagine how some commercial and "real
>world" technologies would become available if the government didn't
>fund this sort of advanced, almost surreal research.  I can't see a
>GM, or a GE, or a Microsoft funding the same kind of research, since
>most of the projects probably get scrapped after a few years and a few
>hundred million dollars.  Corporations can't afford such "frivolous"
>research, they need ROI (return on Investment).
>
>
>>
>>Daniel (dS=dQ/T) Key wrote:
>>
>>> blowclinton@my-dejanews.com wrote in message
>>> <6pc4eu$32r$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
>>> >Okay...
>>> >
>>> >A friend of mine, whose identity must remain anonymous has agreed for
me to
>>> >let everyone know what she has seen.
>