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"It actually takes considerably fewer steps to subvert a government, four to be exact, at least according to Yuri Bezmenov, a former KGB agent. Throughout the 1960's, Bezmenov served the KGB primarily in India where he spread Soviet propaganda and disinformation to the Western world. He eventually defected to the West in 1970 and settled in Canada where he lectured and wrote about the KGB's techniques for subverting the West."
"During the interview, Bezmenov explains the KGB's activities are less about espionage in the classic James Bond sense (only 15 percent), and more concerned with "Ideological Subversion" (85 percent) which is used to secretly undermine the American government through psychological warfare. Key to this program is to change the perception of reality using subliminal brainwashing techniques over an extended period of time. As I've written in the past, people act on their perceptions of reality, regardless if it is correct or fallacious. They are not so much concerned with facts as they are in perspectives and self interests. By controlling the perceptions of people, they become more prone to make erroneous conclusions thereby simplifying the manipulation of the masses. The objective of the KGB program, therefore, is to program people into dismissing true facts as fallacious even in spite of the obvious."
.....You all should know that the family living in the anomaly area that encompasses one corner of a house in Black Forest, Colorado is presently negotiating with Robert Bigelow on a buyout of their property. The UnexplainedA&E show episode recently that was filmed there will be aired sometime within the first 2 weeks of May. Reportedly, "they got a lot on tape --activity was high...
The show crew made some sort statement that drove the family to tears. And their response has now been to close the area to study and move out. The family is through being ridiculed for seeing what I got on video tape during my recent visit! The family is being followed. There have been attempted abductions of their kids and break-ins to their house. The man hears voices coming through his electronic devices (phones, TV, radios) and in his head saying relentlessly "if you try to figure this out, we will kill you". This is the second case that I know of where this has occurred...
The father downloaded a reported 300 pages of information on both Bigelow and Col. John Alexander from the Internet before starting the negotiations. The strange voices he hears seem to be a number of different people --one of which he has now identified as Col. John Alexander!
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The father downloaded a reported 300 pages of information on both Bigelow and Col. John Alexander from the Internet before starting the negotiations. The strange voices he hears seem to be a number of different people --one of which he has now identified as Col. John Alexander!
TTS Academy has drafted proposed legislation for Congress to consider to ask for a report on making the Navy's UAP findings public.
Sec. xxx Report on Advanced Aerial Threats
A. REPORT REQUIRED. – Recent briefings provided to Congress by US military and intelligence personnel raise the possibility that one or more potential US adversaries may have achieved breakthroughs in aerospace engineering that could place US forces at risk. Unfortunately, there is no coherent process within the Executive Branch for collating or analyzing pertinent information on this topic notwithstanding the potential gravity of the issue. Moreover, requests for relevant data to enable Congress to better assess the significance of the issue have not been responded to in a satisfactory manner by DoD or the Intelligence Community. Therefore the Secretary of Defense and Director of National Intelligence shall jointly submit to the appropriate committees of Congress a report on the issue of Anomalous Airborne Threats.
B. ASSESSMENTS.- The report required under subsection (a) shall include the following:
1. A detailed analysis of NORAD’s unknown threat database from January 2004 to the present and correlation of that data with information collected by space-based infrared systems, human intelligence reporting; SIGINT, US Navy intelligence reporting on unidentified craft (both aerospace and undersea) and FBI data derived from investigations of intrusions over restricted US airspace.
2. Identification of a process and a senior official who can be held accountable in the future for ensuring the timely collection and centralized analysis of all Anomalous Airborne Threat reporting regardless of which service or agency acquired the information.
3. Identification of any incidents or patterns that indicate a potential adversary may have achieved breakthrough aerospace capabilities that significantly surpass US capabilities and could put US strategic or conventional forces at risk.
C. RECOMMENDATIONS – The report under subsection (a) above shall include any recommendation for increased collection or research and development deemed appropriate by the Secretary of Defense and Director of National Intelligence.
D. SUBMITTAL DATE- The report under subsection (a) shall be submitted not later than 18 months after enactment of this bill.
E. FORM- The report under subsection (a) may be submitted in either classified or unclassified form.
TTSA Blog: Draft Congressional Report Language
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio (AP) — When North Korea launches a ballistic missile over the Pacific, the United States top leaders turn to the National Air and Space Intelligence Center based at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Analysis by NASIC keeps the White House, Congress and the Pentagon aware of air, space and cyber threats and determine what dangers a missile from the rogue country has for the U.S. and its allies.
"It is no exaggeration to say that the assessments NASIC generates can make the difference between war and peace," said Loren B. Thompson, a senior defense analyst with the Virginia-based Lexington Institute. NASIC last week opened a $29.5 million building expansion in a remote part of Wright-Patterson. The Air Force allowed the media to be at the opening, but revealed very little about the work that will be going on at the expansion. The secretive agency with a MiG-29 jet fighter outside its headquarters assesses the intercontinental ballistic missile threat capabilities of China, Russia, Iran and North Korea, among others, and disassembles foreign technology to find out the secrets an adversary has flying in air or space.