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Message: <blockquote data-quote="thormagni" data-source="post: 1965836" data-attributes="member: 13637">Hey guys, thanks for playing. I had fun and hope you did too. Thought you might be interested in this:By J.R. ClarkLas Vegas Review-JournalLAS VEGAS – Witnesses and victims are calling a massive explosion that killed four people in downtown Las Vegas Tuesday morning an effort to cover up a government conspiracy to genetically and surgically alter unwilling human subjects. Downtown was rocked at about 4:20 a.m. by an explosion that obliterated the offices and studio of KSAS Channel 12, killing four, as-yet, unidentified victims a few blocks from the Strip. The explosion, centered in the station’s parking lot, leveled the station’s building, leaving a crater about 150-feet in diameter, destroyed a military search-and-rescue helicopter, damaged nearby buildings with fire and debris and blew out windows up to half a mile away. Emergency officials are calling the explosion an accident tied to a leaking gas main. But survivors, including three victims of the alleged experimentation and KSAS morning show anchor Steve Rogerson, say the blast was an attack meant to cover up the existence of the three victims, who exhibit physical and mental abilities well beyond normal human achievement.“These men called the station from the helicopter and said they had a huge news story for us,” Rogerson said. “They are living evidence of a hidden government conspiracy. Their abilities are unbelievable, but just as they were showing what they could do, the military blew up the entire station. If it hadn’t been for those guys, I would be dead, along with my cameraman Bill and our intern Joe.”Each of the three victims, who claim complete amnesia until they awoke in a military medical lab near the infamous Area 51 deep in the Nevada desert Tuesday night, show signs of extensive experimentation including mechanical body parts, muscle and skin alterations and electronic devices implanted in their bodies.They said after awaking in the lab, they escaped, stole a military helicopter and were pursued by soldiers and military fighter jets to the TV station. They met up with a family of UFO-watchers near the secretive military base and brought Betty Blair, 23, of Las Vegas, with them as a witness.Area 51 has long been a favorite haunt of UFO gossip by fans who believe the secretive base houses the remains of alien visitors and hides experiments in alien technology.“My family and I go out there several times a year, just to shoot video and take pictures for our Web site,” Blair said. “We usually camp out on a ridge overlooking the base. And then last night we heard gunshots and sirens going off. Next thing you know, this helicopter is flying up the valley and landed right in front of our RV.”The three men, who say they have no memories of their existence until they awoke in the laboratory, have given themselves code names in line with their super-human abilities. Each has skin that appears harder and denser than normal human flesh and body parts that have been replaced by sophisticated mechanical prosthesis:Bulldozer – More than 7-feet tall and much broader and thicker than an average man, Bulldozer can easily lift several tons over his head and easily dig through concrete in second. His hands and arms have been replaced with mechanical prosthetics and his musculature is many times larger than even a professional bodybuilder. Chromedome – Tall and slender, Chromedome has an enlarged head capped with a metallic helmet, visor and earphones that he cannot remove. He is able to move objects with his mind and send a disabling blast of energy from his forehead.Blades – Of average height but extremely muscled, Blades has shining metal claws that extend from his malformed finger tips.Military and government officials called the men’s story a hoax.“These are obviously some sociopaths who have undergone voluntary surgery, tattooing and body piercings to appear so freakishly inhuman,” said Jim Brunard, spokesman for the Federal Emergency Management Agency after viewing a videotape of the men and their abilities. “It is sad that their need for attention has drawn sympathy away from the victims of the tragic gas main explosion.”Although witnesses at the scene reported the explosion was the result of a bomb or missile dropped from a military fighter jet, a Nellis Air Force base spokesman said it had no jets in the air at the time and McCarran International Airport flight operations reported there were no flight plans on file for military aircraft to be over downtown Las Vegas at that hour of the morning.</blockquote>

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