Lunar Bases and Solar System Colonization History

Bashar discusses the extensive history of extraterrestrial and ancient human activity throughout the solar system. This entry covers: (1) lunar bases—both natural cavern systems and constructed facilities on the Moon's far side and interior, operated by multiple ET groups for observation and research, with some facilities dating back thousands of years, (2) Mars civilization—evidence of ancient technological civilizations on Mars that collapsed due to environmental catastrophe and conflict, with ruins and artifacts still present beneath the surface, (3) the asteroid belt as remnants of a destroyed planet (Maldek/Marduk) whose destruction profoundly affected solar system evolution, (4) human secret space programs—limited human presence on Moon and Mars bases developed covertly since the mid-20th century, interacting with ET groups under various agreements, (5) the 'solar system community'—a loose federation of bases and outposts from various civilizations observing and occasionally assisting Earth. Bashar addresses why this information is suppressed: premature disclosure would destabilize terrestrial energy, economic, and political systems built on scarcity models. The entry includes guidance for processing this material without paranoia—most ET observation is benign, and humanity is gradually being prepared for open solar system participation through incremental revelation.