ET's? Bob Dean from NATO speaking on Lake Vostok...

Bob Dean from NATO speaking on Lake Vostok...

BD: You know, they have classified Lake Vostok. They took it away from JPL who was monitoring it and, you know, with satellites and all... Are you familiar with Lake Vostok in Antarctica?

KC: No.

BD: Oh, God, that’s a sensitive story in itself!

Under the ice in Antarctica there is a fresh-water lake deep, deep down under the ice, that’s 100 miles long and 50 miles wide. Fresh water. The temperature in the damn lake is about 65 degrees, which is pleasant swimming, you might say.

But at the end of Lake Vostok is what’s known as a gigantic masscon -- a mass concentration of metal, very similar to the masscons they discovered on the Moon -- a gigantic, circular-shaped, metallic object deep under the ice at the end of Lake Vostok.

Highly classified. JPL had it. The National Security Agency took it away from JPL. It’s one of the most sensitive things in the world now, as to what is the anomaly at the end of the lake -- the mass con -- the mass concentration that is so easily picked up by satellite? Another top secret, you know?

KC: Mm hm.

BD: But the common folk, you’re not supposed to know that.

KC: Right.

BD: Why? Well, you can’t handle it, you see. The implications of it are just too vast.

KC: Well, tell me this: Do the Chinese know it?

BD: Oh, I’m sure they do. As you may know, the Chinese now have gone into space in a big way. It never gets into the newspaper, but the last I heard, the Chinese have a satellite orbiting the Moon, taking lots of pictures.

Well, I’m hoping that the Chinese publish a lot of those pictures, because our own NASA people took many, many pictures. The Army took thousands of pictures under the Clementine Project. Are you familiar with Clementine?

KC: I’ve heard of it.

BD: It was not a NASA program. It was an Army program, Department of Defense. They took thousands of pictures. They’ve only released a dozen or so. They took pictures all around the Moon, back side, bottom, top, everywhere.

KC: Well, are you in touch with Richard Hoagland?

BD: I know Richard. He’s a good friend.

KC: OK. So you know some of his recent research.

BD: Ah, well, I read his recent book, which is dynamite.

Source - [link to www.projectcamelot.org]