View Full Version : FBI Conducts "No-Knock Warrant" At Home Of Owner Of Website Devoted To Area 51
A series of tweets from Las Vegas-based KLAS-TV's George Knapp revealed FBI agents raided the home of the owner of a popular UFO website dedicated to all things Area 51.
FBI agents came down hard on the operator of a popular website devoted to all things Area 51--its programs, lore, and legacy. More than a dozen agents served a no-knock warrant on the Rachel, NV home of Joerg Arnu, owner of http://dreamlandresort.com...(more)
Knapp said in a second tweet that all "computers, files, phones, photos" were "seized" while another team of FBI agents stormed his other home in Las Vegas. The agents "seized all digital devices and files, held his girlfriend at gunpoint."
https://twitter.com/g_knapp/status/1590893322322968577?s=20
Wonder just what he caught?
Curt M
@CurtM2566
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Low and behold, FBI will fnd child porn on his computer. Seems like that happens every time, they want to get rid of a problem. Odd how that always happens to people they don't like.
LOL!!!
Nothing to see here, weather balloons and birds man.
My bet is he was a wackadoodle whose antics got himself on the .gov radar and he finally moved some of his stupid ideas to the planning stage with an UC agent.
My bet is he was a wackadoodle whose antics got himself on the .gov radar and he finally moved some of his stupid ideas to the planning stage with an UC agent.
It’s strange because that website has been around forever its almost as old as the modern internet is.
It’s strange because that website has been around forever its almost as old as the modern internet is.
My guess is that as he gets less and less traffic he engaged in more and more risky crap to attempt to remain relevant and finally was seen as a risk. I don't think he discovered "shocking and irrefutable evidence of aliens at Area 51."
Go create a website devoted to the Pentagon that investigates it's "illegal and subversive" activities and see what happens.
My guess is that as he gets less and less traffic he engaged in more and more risky crap to attempt to remain relevant and finally was seen as a risk. I don't think he discovered "shocking and irrefutable evidence of aliens at Area 51."
Go create a website devoted to the Pentagon that investigates it's "illegal and subversive" activities and see what happens.
Looks like the are trying to hit $250 a month in donations.
https://www.dreamlandresort.com/donations.html
Looks like the are trying to hit $250 a month in donations.
https://www.dreamlandresort.com/donations.html
That's not a lot of money, I think his website devoted to comprehensive surveillance of a secure US military facility is where he snagged his ass on a nail.
The_War_Wagon
11-11-22, 20:17
My bet is he was a wackadoodle whose antics got himself on the .gov radar and he finally moved some of his stupid ideas to the planning stage with an UC agent.
https://i.ibb.co/qdngjnw/movie-poster.jpg
Maybe he hit on an actual fact unwittingly & had to be silenced.
That's not a lot of money, I think his website devoted to comprehensive surveillance of a secure US military facility is where he snagged his ass on a nail.
Considering such things as the advice given in the "preparations and tips" segment on open range cattle, they don't exactly seem to be rule breakers or really even pushing any limits.
https://www.dreamlandresort.com/faq/index.html
He either had a copy of Brandon's daughter's diary or evidence of vote fraud.
Andy
https://i.ibb.co/qdngjnw/movie-poster.jpg
Maybe he hit on an actual fact unwittingly & had to be silenced.
Or maybe he finally annoyed the person in charge of protecting places like Area 51 from internet whackadoodles enough that he got the attention he was seeking.
Considering such things as the advice given in the "preparations and tips" segment on open range cattle, they don't exactly seem to be rule breakers or really even pushing any limits.
https://www.dreamlandresort.com/faq/index.html
Who knows what went on between him and the UC who was walking him down the road of bad ideas. My bet is somebody reached out with some kind of compelling evidence and requested his assistance in getting final proof which he could then post on his website. All he had to do was climb a fence and record everything they did.
It usually isn't much more complicated than that. Ironically conspiracy theorists usually can't see actual conspiracies.
Apparently there’s a photo floating around he took of the base using a pretty expensive commercial drone. And in this photo is “something” that’s visible thru an open hanger.
Speculation amongst the aviation nerds is it’s the NGAD.
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