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The claim: area of “wildlife refuge”, accessible by unpaved road, just inside Modoc County.
What it really is: It is a National Wildlife Refuge that is surrounded by farm land.
The claim: (closed base) now staffed with UN according to some sources.
What it really is: The base was closed in 1994, and is now the San Bernardino International Airport.
The claim: Rex 84 facility, located near Lompoc & Santa Maria. Internment facility is located near the oceanside, close to Space Launch Complex #6, also called “Slick Six”. The launch site has had “a flawless failure record” and is rarely used.
What it really is: First, Space Launch Complex 6 has not had a flawless launch record. Second, while the launch complex hasn’t been used as much as others, it is still used (the last launch from there was in 2012).
As for the oceanside internment facility, this probably doesn’t exist due to the fact that Vandenburg AFB is located two to three miles away from the coast.
The claim: Federal Prison Camp Everglades – It is believed that a facility may be carved out of the wilds here.
What it really is: First, Pensascola is no where near the Everglades. Second, there is already a prison near the Everglades, it called the Everglades Correctional Institution. It’s run by the state, not the Federal government, and it holds minimum to medium security prisoners.
The claim: This base is over 30 miles long, from Pensacola to Hwy 331 in De Funiak Springs. High capacity facility, presently manned and populated with some prisoners.
What it really is: Eglin is a major Air Force base, it is not however over 30 miles long. It is infact only two miles long.
It once did host a prison camp, but it was minimum security, and it closed in 2006.
The claim: DoJ detention/interrogation center, Rex 84 facility
What it really is: It’s an abandoned site. The only thing that’s there are a few decaying building with graffiti on them.
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The claim: Air Force gunnery range, Avon Park has an on-base “correctional facility” which was a former WWII detention camp.
What it really is: The base never hosted a POW detention camp, and portions of the base itself has been declared land surplus over the years and has been sold off.
There is a prison there, but it’s run by the Florida Department of Corrections, not the Federal government.
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Hello initiates and welcome to module one of the Illumicorp video training course. I would like to officially welcome you as a member of the team.
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They giddily squander their credibility by accepting poor-quality evidence, making bad arguments, and dismissing perfectly reasonable alternative explanations.
Just your occasional reminder that conspiracy theorist radio host and expert false-flag-identifier 
![Ionospheric Manipulation Made Easy: HAARP’s ionospheric research instrument comprises 180 aluminum antenna towers [1] on a 40-acre plot. Together the towers beam radio waves into the ionosphere, which begins about 50 miles up. There, sunlight temporarily strips gas molecules [2] of their electrons, creating charged particles [3]. Scientists tweak HAARP’s signal [4] to stimulate reactions in the lower ionosphere, causing phenomena such as radiating auroral currents, a.k.a. “virtual antennas,” which send extremely low-frequency waves back to Earth. The waves can reach deep into the ocean and could improve submarine communication. At night, the absence of sunlight causes the lowest layer of the ionosphere to temporarily disappear [5]. This allows HAARP to conduct experiments that could lead to better ways to use a process called skywave propagation. Paul Wootton](http://illuminutti.files.wordpress.com/2013/05/haarp_infog.jpg?w=627)
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According to the “experts” on that show, almost everything we have built in the ancient world was built by aliens.
