13 Places Google Doesn't Want You To See
Baker Lake, NU, the Inuit nation in northern Canada
A man indentified as "Dr. Boylan" believes that the blacked out area seen above and
those found in several other locations are blocking the locations of extraterrestrial
beacons.
This NATO air force hub is a retreat for the Operation Iraqi Freedom forces, and as
such could definitely be considered a terrorist target. That could explain why the
facility is partially blanked out on Google Maps.
Here's one that gives us chills. What exactly are we not seeing here? The site is close
to the Washington-Oregon border and is rumored to have something to do with FEMA,
HAARP or, really, anything at all. Prison Planet readers inspected the site in person
and could find no identifying details other than an ominous fence and unmarked
entrance.
One of the strangest acts of alleged "censorship" is this Hungarian oil facility, which is
simply rendered green. That's right � the grounds are deleted, the buildings are
missing, and what you have left is flat grass.
You wouldn't think the Dutch Royal Family would be a prime target for madmen, but
the Huis Ten Bosch Palace remains heavily pixilated on Google Maps no matter the
angle. (The surrounding area and trees therein, on the other hand, come in crystal
clear at close range.)
Another one that is so mysterious, no one has a clue what it is. One commenter on the
website Siberian Light speculates it's either "a radar station or missile interceptor,"
while another notes that the image of the surrounding area appears to have been
copy-pasted from another part of the country.
Some have criticized Mobil of Buffalo, NY for blurring their facilities, saying the oil
corporation doesn't have much of a case for being a terrorist target (terrorists hate
snow, you know.) On the other hand, we can't be sure what their reasoning is.
You've no doubt heard about this country, one of the members of the supposed
"Axis of Evil," but few have ever visited. You won't see it on Google Maps, either,
as the entire country exists in images but without highway markers, street names,
or any other identifying details.
Why is the Reims Airbase in France blocked out? Perhaps it emits a particularly foul
body odor. (Just kidding, we love the French.)
Everyone from Democratic Governor Mario Cuomo to former Republican
Congresswoman Sue Kelly has called for the Indian Point Power Plant to be shut down.
On top of environmental concerns, the upstate New York structure is, according to
experts in the energy field, not strong enough to withstand an earthquake like the one
that recently devastated Japan.
It's pretty ridiculous how blatantly blurred this one is, but then again, WikiLeaks did
publish a diplomatic cable that confirmed the presence of nuclear warheads at this
base.
HAARP (High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program) is one of the most
controversial operations currently active in the United States. The Gakona, AK site
and its ionospheric testing is believed by some conspiracy theorists to be the cause
of everything from floods to earthquakes, although the evidence of this is very minimal.
Here's the strangest bit of censorship on Google Maps: the Mazda Raceway Laguna
Seca in Salinas, California. It's heavily whited out, in fact, as if an angry hand did the
trick. The weirdest part is the facility is just what it sounds like: a seemingly-harmless
racetrack
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