Mexico

We'll decode what's real, what's fiction, and what's hiding five miles east of Coyame, Mexico.

Out in the Badlands, just north of Cuyahame, Mexico, Earth looks a lot like Mars.

But ask around, and it's Mexico's Roswell.

Uh, Mr. Secretary, do you have agency guys in Coyame, Mexico?

Why the fuck would I? Everyone's at war. Nobody should've been in goddamn Mexico!

Copter flight of two with the external load east of Coyama, Mexico.

but the helicopters are still flying straight at the face of Mount Mexico.

helicopters across the desert, and chased by U.S. fighter jets to a holographic mountain in Mexico that isn't a mountain,

unsanctioned op in Mexico tells us their worst fear. The enemy isn't foreign. It's domestic. But it's not

and across the U.S.-Mexico border. And then they said the Ukraine war.

mexico after his house was burned uh they were they met in mexico in in less than a month after puhar

a wilder story is um uh this one of the space kids his name is jaime he's um from mexico city

the air force archives uh lincoln la paz this meteorite expert uh at university of new mexico is

free you know etc and a few of them um have become more open like the guy from mexico city i told you

George Knapp has interesting footage around Baja, Mexico.

mexico was losing all its scientists and you bought your property out in new mexico to be near that yes

all the time i lived really close to it when i lived in new mexico yeah and uh they always called

but um but yeah no south america and mexico that that period of time was like very active with

dispatched to kind of investigate that region and i'm trying to think what else in mexico kind of

like what you're talking about in 1974 in mexico there's a pretty famous kind of underrepresented

crash retrieval case called coyame mexico northern mexico of a crash saucer that a mexican retrieval

national labs also in new mexico is an acknowledged stiff and then there are uh the army corps of engineers

Of course, the impact of Fatima, like the impact of the miracles in Mexico and so on, has been enormous.

When I was thinking about doing the Aztec project, I kept going back and forth because this was before I had really, really, really had got a good understanding of the 1948 Aztec, New Mexico crash retrieval.

Mexico, Mexican retrieval team is dead.

Koyame, 1974 Koyame, Mexico case.

Um, well, I, I analyzed some of the, um, the records from the San Augustine, New Mexico

south of the U.S. border, um, near Brownsville, Texas on the, uh, uh, east coast of Mexico.

And then what about the, um, the piece from, uh, St. Augustine crash in New Mexico?

that out later. Wow. Because the, the, the Russian scientists they had in New Mexico,

in Mexico or whatever. So there is maybe this like rogue Nazi network post-World War II that was like

of books and sold them all over the place, coast to coast. And in Canada and Mexico as well,

that was, uh, uh, I believe in Mexico.