Cheyenne Mountain Complex

And when I was single, I bought a little townhouse.

Well, my townhouse exactly faces [chuckles] m- Cheyenne Mountain, which is where NORAD was located.

And I used to always think about Stargate SG-1 and, like, the fact that, you know, my, you know, my little property faces that, you know, that big mountain.

And there was some freaky, uh, energies coming from there.

But Colorado Springs is my hometown, and when I was single, I bought a little townhouse.

Well, my townhouse exactly faces [chuckles] m- Cheyenne Mountain, which is where NORAD was located.

And I used to always think about Stargate SG-1 and, like, the fact that, you know, my, you know, my little property faces that, you know, that big mountain, and there was some freaky, uh, energies coming from there.

Uh, I just remembered when I lived there, I just never could feel totally relaxed.

And a lot of it has been outed, like there's massive underground tunnels and areas under DC.

We've got infrastructure right here at Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado Springs, we're very close to Cheyenne Mountain, where they have an underground military base.

And they have this in Virginia.

They have it in other places.

This is Rick Findlay, retired General of the Royal Canadian Air Force.

He was the Director of Combat Operations for NORAD, based at the Cheyenne Mountain Complex near Colorado Springs during the September 11, 2001 attacks.

He was the Deputy Commander of NORAD from 2003 to 2007.

With United Airlines 93, subsequently we found out it had been delayed for about 40 minutes for takeoff, but still got airborne, and by then the word had spread about what was taking place.

Press Secretary to the Speaker of the House, John Feary, remarks, Oh boy, this is what we have for a nuclear winter.

Something unprecedented is also happening at another secure facility.

The alternate NORAD command centre at the Cheyenne Mountain Complex in central Colorado was also constructed during the Cold War to survive a nuclear strike.

And now, the 25-ton blast door leading out of the complex is closed for the first time in history.

But that's not where the tunnel theory ends.

Some people think there's a tunnel between the airport and NORAD, the military command post, dug into Cheyenne Mountain.

That one doesn't add up.

Cheyenne Mountain is about 90 miles away, just outside of Colorado Springs.

The longest road tunnel on earth is in Norway and it runs a little over 15 miles.

A tunnel to NORAD would need to be six times longer than the longest one humans have ever dug.

That was taken care of through NORAD, North American Air Defense Command.

out of Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado.

Apparently, we no longer have that fighter air protection in this country.

And one of the reasons why might have been so that something like this could happen.

And years ago, the mechanism was in place so that these things could not have happened.

And you can be assured of that.

Anybody who served in the United States Air Force with the North American Air Defense Command either in the headquarters in Cheyenne Mountain or with the many fighter units that were stationed at air bases all across this country that had alert aircraft sitting on the runway ready to take off at a moment's notice should anybody try anything like this.

It's incredible that the government knew that all of these aircraft had been hijacked.