Andrew D. Basiago and Laura Magdalene Eisenhower
reveal "Marsgate" and make case for "Alternative
4"
Independent
Mars colony recruits Andrew D. Basiago and Laura Magdalene Eisenhower have confirmed the
existence of a secret human survival colony on Mars in a joint
appearance on Exopolitics Radio with Alfred Lambremont Webre.
Mr. Basiago, 48, a
Cambridge-educated lawyer who practices law in Washington State, was a
child participant in the DARPA time travel program Project Pegasus
(1968-72) and later teleported to a U.S. base on Mars twice in 1981.Ms.
Eisenhower, 36, the great-granddaughter of U.S. President Dwight D.
Eisenhower, was the subject of a sophisticated attempt to recruit her
into the secret Mars colony in 2006 that she broke free from after
resisting its deeply rooted manipulations and chose to live out her
destiny on Earth
They described how the secret Mars colony is
funded by black budget military and intelligence sources as a survival
mechanism for the human genome in the event that solar flares, nuclear
war, or some other cataclysm ends human life on Earth.
In the
wide-ranging, three-hour interview, Mr. Basiago termed the cover-up of
the Mars colony “Marsgate” and called for a Congressional investigation
of the U.S. presence on Mars, with its emphasis on military occupation
rather than diplomatic engagement of the indigenous human society living
in underground cities beneath the surface of Mars.
Ms.
Eisenhower stated that “Alternative 3” – the notion that trillions of
dollars of resources should be spent to protect human life by placing it
on Mars – should give way to “Alternative 4,” a new public awakening to
achieve a sustainable civilization on Earth.
Their historic,
interactive exposé of Marsgate on Exopolitics Radio was based on direct personal
experience. For Mr. Basiago, this consisted of the two trips that he
took to Mars in 1981, when, at age 19, he walked on the
surface of the Martian terrain after teleporting there from a CIA
facility in El Segundo, California. For Ms. Eisenhower, this consisted
of clandestine efforts that were made in 2006, when she was 33, to
infiltrate her personal life and recruit her as a member of the secret Mars colony. She was recruited for a
mission that would travel to Mars and learned that a colony had been
under development there for several decades. It wasn't until later that
she found the connection between the mission and the colony, in very
significant ways.
During the interview, the two emerging figures in the
Disclosure Movement discussed their opposition to factors guiding the
secret Mars colony. These include fear, secrecy, psychological
manipulation of recruits, and the abuse of quantum access technologies
and other covert methods to identify potential colonists. Mr. Basiago
speculated that the Mars colony is being staffed by individuals who
descend from specific Aryan bloodlines that contain a Martian genetic
substrate and that do not represent the genetic diversity of the entire
human race on Earth. Ms. Eisenhower, agreeing, also was exposed to and
understood the archetypal aspects and significance of it. They suggested
that this policy be reconsidered. In various venues, Mr. Basiago, Ms.
Eisenhower, and this reporter have advocated a treaty between Earth and
Mars society that would establish a Mars protectorate and normalize
diplomatic recognition and immigration between the two planets.
Following
the interview, Mr. Basiago and Ms. Eisenhower issued a joint statement
about human survival colonies on other planets.
It is a
positive thing for the human race to put survival colonies on other
planets. Earth has been struck by many cataclysms in the past, and so
we should protect the human genome by placing human settlements on other
celestial bodies. Yet, when secrecy surrounding such projects tempts
government to rob the free will of individuals, and excludes humanity
from debating a subject that implicates the whole human future, and
diverts the destiny of a planet to serve an off-planet agenda, the
conscience of a free people requires that such projects be undertaken in
the bright sunshine of public scrutiny, not within the dark corridors
of the military-industrial complex.
– Andrew D. Basiago and
Laura Magdalene Eisenhower, 2010
