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So what if there is no such thing as extraterrestrials? I am satisfied that there was such a thing as MJ-12 because of the Lou Douglas memo. The Lou Douglas memo supports the Cutler-Twining memo. Jim Martin won't let me say much about it. To me it's the smoking gun to prove there was an MJ-12. If there was an MJ-12 and there were no aliens, does this mean that there was a secret group of geeks who believed that there were aliens when there weren't any? Q: Maybe this is the sort of thing that Jaime Shandera is talking about: This scenario with aliens is for him supported by a web of evidence that includes documents that are time-specific and person-specific, and unaltered. There are as many as he could possibly find, and then there's one that might be the key, like your Lou Douglas memo. A: The one that convinces you that there is no way it could have been altered or even made up.
Originally posted by drew hempel
Well Kenn Thomas touts this Willhelm Reich book by Jim Martin that contains an MJ-12 smoking gun document:
www.excludedmiddle.com...
So what if there is no such thing as extraterrestrials? I am satisfied that there was such a thing as MJ-12 because of the Lou Douglas memo. The Lou Douglas memo supports the Cutler-Twining memo. Jim Martin won't let me say much about it. To me it's the smoking gun to prove there was an MJ-12. If there was an MJ-12 and there were no aliens, does this mean that there was a secret group of geeks who believed that there were aliens when there weren't any? Q: Maybe this is the sort of thing that Jaime Shandera is talking about: This scenario with aliens is for him supported by a web of evidence that includes documents that are time-specific and person-specific, and unaltered. There are as many as he could possibly find, and then there's one that might be the key, like your Lou Douglas memo. A: The one that convinces you that there is no way it could have been altered or even made up.
Originally posted by chunder
reply to post by The Shrike
I look forward to the continuation and the opportunity to reply because so far that has not been a "rare balanced POV from a trusted source", more an alternative opposite POV to many expressed here that may provide balance, if further researched, by an unbiased reader.
Rather than plagiarising can you either link or paraphrase i.e. in the book so and so author so and so stated his view as follows.
Originally posted by Jocko Flocko
What would truly be outstanding and surprising is if The Shrike actually made a presentation of his own with an opposing point of view rather than copying and pasting other peoples work and then using high school like witty sarcasm to make himself appear oh so much wiser and intelligent than the rest of us...
Gather your evidence Shrike and put your money where your mouth is regarding these MJ-12 Documents in a well laid out manner like the author of this thread has.
There are many sources of disinformation and that is what is being presented on this thread. Karl Pflock was an excellent researcher and he came up with what no one wants to accept: that no UFO crashed near Roswell.
Originally posted by Gazrok
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Mogul doesn't add up. You don't establish military cordons, fly the debris to Air Materiel Command (FACT), for something made of balsa wood, balloons, and tin foil.... And, you'd have to accept that top military intelligence officers somehow couldn't identify the debris as such off the shelf components! Also, the timelines only mesh for Mogul IF you accept Brazel's recant AFTER being in military custody.
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Mogul carried sensor packages. They're not made of balsa wood, balloons, and tin foil. They'd also be significantly more important than the balloons, because the data they may contain, their operating parameters etc. would be useful to the USSR. Assuming it was the United States. If it wasn't US hopefully there were markings somewhere. If that were the case, back then, the stakes were nuclear.
I've seen around the web a lot of docs. and documentaries about MJ-12, but you brought all the info together
But you are talking about more of the recent-modern technology. That stuff didn't exist in the 60s, 70s and even into the 80s. There should, if the group existed, be something to tell us who their immediate successors were at least.
DRAFT
Directive Regarding BW
Designated MJ projects should be held in readiness to perform SPIKE and HOUSE CLEANING operations in major population centers in the event conventional methods are not satisfactory.
Specialist from MK-ULTRA and ARTICHOKE are hereby activated to conduct DOMESTIC.
F. Biological Warfare Programs
BW programs in the U.S and U.K. are in field test stages.
Originally posted by Jocko Flocko
Originally posted by DoomsdayRex
Originally posted by Jocko Flocko
As far as the FBI being honest and forthcoming about information regarding documents relating to national security?
Are you serious?
Are you serious?
Do you understand the contradiction you are making here?
I guess it must have gone right over your head, I was leaning towards the notion that if these documents were real would anyone expect the FBI to be forthcoming about therm and tell the truth, seeing as national security would be at stake and all.
Originally posted by Gazrok
Numerous generals, majors, and sergeants have come forward and said the same things….we recovered craft, we covered it up…and these were certainly folks in the right positions to make it happen.