UFO experts have come to the belief that alien colonies are on the Moon. Since the beginning of the space age and the Apollo missions, several proofs of these alien bases have been made.
Many of these proofs are images taken by the astronauts participating with the Apollo flights, but even photos taken by various military satellites. We still have testimony from the Apollo project astronauts, but also from high-ranking US military officers.
Milton William Cooper, an American writer, broadcaster, and a retired U.S. Air Force intelligence officer, testified under oath in 1989 that the U.S. government was informed of these bases on the Moon.
Cooper claims that these basses were photographed by the astronauts of the Apollo missions and that these basses harbor huge space ships. He also claimed that the astronauts saw huge devices working around these basses.
Apollo project photographed a very large spacecraft close the Delport Crater. Later, Apollo flew over the field and took photos of the spacecraft that crashed on the moon. Although Cooper was digging the facts, he obviously got too close to it and was assassinated in 2001 by Sheriff’s officers. His home in Arizona was raided because of a tax evasion investigation. The initial account of the event suggests that Cooper was the first to open fire. Oh, yeah, if you come too close to the cabal’s conspiratories, you get murdered.
Most UFOs claim that NASA has many images of alien bases on the Moon. Scott C. Waring, one of the most respected ufologists, claims that there is a complex of lunar alien bases on the far and dark side of the Moon. In 1994, the US Navy sent a spacecraft called Clementine to take pictures of the Moon for two months in a row. Clementine has created 1.8 million images of the Moon, but just 170,000 of these photos have been published to the public. The rest of them have been classified. Classified photos on craters of the Moon!?
One of the strongest reveals that there are alien basses on the dark side of the Moon by Ingo Swann (1933-2013), a remote spectator. Ingo Swann helped the US government introduce a remote viewing service in 1970. In 1973, when Swann made a remote view of Jupiter, he identified the rings around the earth, and in 1979, Voyager 1 photographed the rings around Jupiter. Together with Axelrod, another remote viewer, Swann did a few remote sessions observing the dark side of the moon and found a few alien bases.
Gary S. Bekkum, a writer for American Chronicle journal, says: “Swann, with his remote vision, visualized the Moon in pre-established coordinates, under the direction of Axelrod. A dozen separate locations were searched, and very soon they discovered that there are alien bases in certain places. Swann saw signs of large wheels and certain equipment like tractors.
At first, Swann was puzzled about what he had noticed, but he remembered that he had seen building operations. Swann says he was spotted by two alien humanoids at some stage, and he wondered if he was in some threat!
