The Secret Teachings 5/19/18 – Idaho National Laboratory (Saturday)

Many of us have heard, perhaps speculated, or even indulged in various forms of research, of installations both military, scientific or both. Area 51 in Nevada (AF), Wright Patterson AFB in Ohio, Holloman AFB in New Mexico (White Sands), and Dugway Proving Grounds in Utah (Army), are among the most well known military installations. Some National Laboratories also have the same sort of attention; these include Los Alamos, the birthplace of the atomic bomb, in New Mexico; Brookhaven NL, a former Army base in New York; Lawrence Livermore NL in California; San Dia, in Albuquerque New Mexico, one of three National Nuclear Security Administration research and development laboratories; and Oak Ridge in Tennessee. Other installations include Skunk Works, a pseudonym for (Lockheed Advanced Development Projects), and various other members of the aerospace industry, which has a relationship with the DOD and Pentagon, along with DARPA.

Interest in these facilities, mostly, has come about from stories that are possibly accurate, and others highly exaggerated and unfounded, of alien life, especially the 1947 Roswell incidence. Others developed out of apparent projects operating to construct technology for a secret space program, as some suggest.

As is the case with any secret there are two ways to conceal it and other methods of further concealing it through distraction. Method one involves outright denial of its existence, be it a project or an entire installation such as “Area 51,” which was not acknowledged for decades. Method two involves concealing something in “plain site” and allowing public interest in something. The method of distraction is a sub-section of method two because it allows for open acknowledgement of something while cleverly waving a magic wand of illusion in order to distract researchers. This leads some to focus entirely on the aerospace industry as being a conspiring party to a secret space program or Air Force Bases as being a conspiring party to covering up alien life, or National Laboratories playing a part in both secret space programs and covering up alien life.

Yet there are numerous AFBs and National Laboratories most of us have never heard of. Some of these are extremely powerful installations with an incredible and eerie history relating to nuclear weapons, nuclear energy, chemical weapons, and perhaps extraterrestrials and advanced fringe technologies. One of these labs is called the Idaho National Laboratory, home of the first nuclear reactor deaths, a location near Arco, ID, where the most Nuclear reactors have been built, and home to the largest non-nuclear explosion (250,000-lbs of TNT).

Idaho National Laboratory Research Document