The Dulce Wars by Branton

Description

The Dulce Wars: Underground Alien Bases and the Battle for Planet Earth is a book by Branton, first published in 1996. The volume collects and popularises material from the so-called Branton Files and argues for the existence of secret underground alien bases — most famously the alleged Dulce base in New Mexico — and an ongoing, sometimes violent, struggle between human authorities and non-human intelligences. Written for readers drawn to UFO conspiracy literature and fringe investigative reportage, the book blends eyewitness testimony, claims of clandestine military collaboration, and sensational accounts of underground installations to paint a picture of a hidden, high-technology subterranean world. The work should be approached with healthy scepticism: it sits squarely within the late-20th century ecosystem of internet-circulated conspiracies. Often attributed to Bruce Alan Walton, it has been influential in UFOlogy and online conspiracy subcultures rather than in mainstream scholarship. For readers interested in alien bases, Dulce base lore, UFO conspiracy theories, underground facilities, and the broader Branton Files phenomenon, this title functions as a notable example of how oral reports, leaked documents, and speculative synthesis were woven into a compelling — if controversial — narrative. Find out more about the work of Branton.

This book is available for free download in PDF, EPUB, and Kindle formats. Or you can read it online. No registration is required. Just click the links below the donation buttons.