Tag: World War II

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2002: IS THERE A CASE FOR UFOs?

By Don Berliner, The Fund for UFO Research, Inc.; 2002 About the only point that can be made concerning UFOs without the risk of starting an unpleasant controversy is that they are supremely controversial. Any discussion of their nature, their origins, their significance and, indeed, their very existence, has led to long-term arguments that have yet to reach any generally agreed-upon conclusion. On the pivotal questions of their being real and of a novel nature, the reasons employed by the negative side focus on the lack of scientifically acceptable proof of the presence of a single UFO. Expert testimony, photographs and radar trackings are discounted as insufficiently scientific. And since UFOs are so often equated with extraterrestrial spacecraft, the negative side points to the […] Read More

The UFO Conspiracy Posted on

1989: The UFO Conspiracy

The UFO Conspiracy Information concerning the U.S. government’s cover-up of alien activity on Earth, according to Milton William Cooper Compiled by David E. Stewart 1301 W. 24th St. Apt. M20 Lawrence, KS 66046 1-913-749-5914 The UFO Conspiracy Table of Contents The Milton William Cooper Speech Appendix A: Operation Majority Appendix B: For More Information Appendix C: Musings This document was created using Microsoft Word 5.0 on a Tandy 1000TL (IBM compatible) computer. The information contained herein comes mostly from the alt.conspiracy section of Usenet, a worldwide computer messaging network accessed via the University of Kansas Digital Equipment Corporation VAX 8650 computer system. Other information was obtained by the editor via personal phone calls and other research.

TECHNOREALITIES: The Fake Second Coming Posted on

TECHNO REALITIES: Part 1: The Russian Space Program

TECHNO REALITIES: The Fake Second Coming By Christi Verismo. Part 1 DID RUSSIA BUILD A FLEET OF FLYING SAUCERS AFTER THE WAR? A series of 30 articles on what is going on in the skies, probably unknown to anyone except intelligence agents, privy to the latest space technology, has been put on the net and written by a former US govt. insider calling himself “One who knows”. These articles available at anomalous-images.com are called Fire From The Sky. In summary, these articles claim that the Russians, starting from about 1977, began to produce a flying disk initially called ‘cosmos-interceptor’ then later called cosmospheres. By 1980/81 they’d built 7 super heavy cosmospheres called jumbos, even bigger than the zeppelins of the 1930s. They could carry […] Read More

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1972: PROJECT Unknown???????

The mission of this project was to develop a low frequency pulsed sound generator.  The energy produced from this generator was to be concentrated so that it could be aimed and used as a weapon in order to destroy the alien craft and beam weapons.  The alien beam weapons were described as ange but able to incapacitate or destroy any weapons system known to date (1972).  The aliens also possess a beam weapon which is described as being able to paralyze any human within range.  Tests were described as having shown that the alien craft and weapons were extremely sensitive to low frequency pulsed sound waves.  This weapon was to be used to incapacitate the alien defenses in order to allow  PROJECT Excalibur to […] Read More

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1946 – 1947: Operation Highjump

Dear Sir, The so-called “Expedition” by Rear Admiral Byrd was officially called “The United States Navy Antarctic Developments Program, 1946-47” and was code-named “Operation Highjump”.  This operation is fairly well documented (just google it) and although there was a “hidden agenda”, the truth is quite unspectacular to say the least. In order to understand what was going on we need to examine an old whaling practice, dating back to the 19th century.  Whalers (or better said the companies who owned the vessels) used to stockpile food, equipment, material, etc. on deserted islands near the Antarctic (and the Arctic as well for that matter) in case they’d run  into problems.  During the first World War, the British Admiralty feared German U-boats would use these stocks […] Read More