Last Podcast On The Left
Last Podcast On The Left
"The Dulce base is believed to be the largest reptilian and gray alien base in America where they are allegedly conducting experiments, including atomic manipulation, cloning, mind control, animal/human crossbreeding." — Henry Zebrowski
"They said that sometimes a tall gray man comes and fingers the butthole of some of their sci-fi readers." — Henry Zebrowski
"The Seventh level holds row after row of thousands of humans in cold storage including children. Witnesses have described huge vats of amber liquid with parts of human bodies being stirred inside to be used as food or fodder for grotesque experiments." — Ben Kissel
The podcast episode begins by dismissing a prior topic on aliens and religious iconography for being "boring," instead pivoting to the alleged Dulce Air Force Base in New Mexico. The hosts describe it as a highly secret, multi-level underground facility where humans and aliens allegedly engage in genetic experimentation and other clandestine activities. The narrative quickly shifts to the hosts' personal belief that they are being tracked by the government due to their discussions of such topics, citing strange noises heard during phone calls when discussing the Dulce base.
The discussion then delves into the purported geography and origins of the Dulce Base, suggesting its location in New Mexico is strategic due to its continental divide and natural caverns, which are believed to be utilized for construction. The hosts elaborate on various theories, including the potential involvement of Reptilian and Gray aliens, their origins, and their alleged interactions with humans. The episode extensively details the alleged seven levels of the Dulce facility, according to a supposed whistleblower named Thomas Castello, outlining the purported functions of each level, from government offices and garages to areas for genetic research, alien housing, and the alleged storage of humans for experimentation.
Throughout the episode, the hosts explore numerous speculative elements, including the possibility of intergalactic politics, the nature of different alien species (Draco, Grays), their physical characteristics, and their alleged motives. They touch upon the use of advanced technology, the concept of "exo-politics," and the potential manipulation of human society. The narrative is interspersed with humor and anecdotal comparisons, all contributing to a speculative account of the Dulce Base as a central hub for extraterrestrial and human collaboration on highly secret, and often disturbing, research.