by Hugh Manatee Wins » Wed Jul 12, 2006 11:45 pm
Someone's comment about whether or not to even discuss UFO's was that it was appropriate because that's what hit the Pentagon, as in, no video yet and lots of debate.<br><br>Here's another interesting comment from the op's link to comments-<br><br><!--EZCODE QUOTE START--><blockquote><strong><em>Quote:</em></strong><hr> I would strongly caution against promoting this man and conflating 911 truth with ufology.<br><br>Ask yourself a question: why is the “UFO phenomena” the ONE “conspiracy” that network news not only covers but covers lavishly – a day seldom goes by when there isn’t some special on the subject, from little grey men to abductions to Roswell.<br><br>One explanation is that the subject does not pose a threat to power interests; rather, it lends them a welcome mystique as "protectors" of the population from sinister forces.<br><br>Sound familiar?<br><br>Now consider Reagan’s comment:<br><br>"But I've often wondered, what if all of us in the world discovered that we were threatened by an outer - a power from outer space, from another planet."<br><br>§ Ronald Reagan, US President, May 5, 1988.<br><br>"Wouldn't we all of a sudden find that we didn't have any differences between us at all, we were all human beings, citizens of the world, and wouldn't we come together to fight that particular threat?"<br><br>Sounds like an excellent contingency plan for “uniting the world” under a global government.<br><br>Outlandish? I cannot think of a better way to strengthen the state apparatus, short of a viral outbreak. “Protect us from the aliens!” Check out the “Revolution in Military Affairs”, an official document outlining strikingly similar strategies as a means of controlling the populace.<br><br>I also recommend Martin Canon’s study on the subject: “The Controllers”.<br><br>Here’s the link:<br><br><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK START--><a href="http://home.earthlink.net/~silen...ore99/">home.earthlink.net/~silen...ore99/</a><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK END--> id15.html<br><br>Here’s a few passages:<br><br>“In the course of many hours of listening to the subject, I discovered that she has had close personal contact over a long period of time with several individuals who have federal intelligence connections. She was hypnotized many years ago as part of a TV program devoted to hypnosis. Her abductions began shortly after she attended several long sessions at a laboratory where, ostensibly, she was being tested for ESP abilities. Two other people who were "tested" at this same laboratory have also had abductions. All three were told by the lab to join a local UFO group. During her abductions, the principal alien spoke to the subject in the English language in a normal manner, not via telepathy. She recognized the voice, which was at one time that of her very close friend of yesteryear who was then and is now employed by the CIA. The other voice was that of an individual who works in Washington, has what I will call very strong federal connections as well as a finger in every ufological pie, and who just happened to bump into her at the aforementioned laboratory. He also anticipated, in the course of telephone conversations, her abductions. When the subject confronted him about this and the voice, he claimed to be psychic. (!)[176]<br><br>“I submit that this surreal incident is incomprehensible as either an example of alien incursion or of "Klass-ical" confabulation. The scenario described here EXACTLY parallels numerous experiments in the hypnotic induction of anti-social action as revealed both in the standard hypnosis literature and in declassified ARTICHOKE/MKULTRA documents…”<br><br>“The "ESP" connection is suggestive; the MKULTRA documents betray an astonishing interest on the part of the intelligence agencies in matters parapsychological.”<br><br>We know that MKULTRA did not end in the 70’s. Why? Because declassified documents clearly show that the program was not, as is commonly believed, a “failure”; rather it was a smashing success.<br><br>After disclosure it was no doubt “privatized” – moved out of prisons and mental institutions and into cults. Jonestown is the most bizarre case, with intelligence connections coming out the yin yang, all the way up to Jones himself (see Jim Jones: a parapolitical fugue).<br><br>I don’t question the many sensible people who have seen UFO’s. No doubt there is something there – the question is what and by whom.<br><br>Mixing up Ufology, “psychic phenomena” etc. with 911 truth is a recipe for disaster. Pretty soon they’ll have a string of UFO buffs and psychics on television promoting 911 truth, with predictable results.<br><br>One final warning: the National Enquirer – which has made an art of mixing truth with fiction, in order to conflate real conspiracies with “alien babies” and “sasquatches” and the like (also known as smear by association), was founded by Gene Pope, an “ex”- CIA agent who worked in – what else – psyops.<hr></blockquote><!--EZCODE QUOTE END--> <p></p><i></i>