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Originally posted by martin_heth
Dear Anathema777: just look for his contact details in his weekly newspaper Computing Weekly, he's big on the Chinook helicopter crash in June 1994, at the moment.
Originally posted by martin_heth
Isn't it obvious, having mentioned that Tony Collins is the editor of Computing Weekly, that "Look for 'his' contact details in Computing Weekly" could only mean Tony Collins, writer of Open Verdict: 25 Mysterious Deaths In The Defence Industry?
That is where to contact Tony, it supplies emails and a telephone number: buy an issue and start doing your own research.
I used a National Library to ask out thousands of old early 1990s newspapers, some late 1980s......I rifled thru thousands upon thousands of them, made notes patiently on them all, I have travelled hundreds of miles many times to meet people willing to talk to me about various experiences they wanted to share: sitting at a computer 100% of the time will only do so much.
I am not an armchair researcher.
And the product of THAT research is in www.phonedupnshutup.com. Which I think is approximately 52 computer pages of reading.
Originally posted by Apollo7
reply to post by anathema777
Great Thread!! Thanks for the information! If you have time..look up James Forrestal- Our first US Department of Defense. This guy came to close to the truth about Aliens and they threw him in a Naval Mental Hosptial and murdered him. I just ran into this..this man is important to me for whatever reason.
From what I have read, there are only 25 people in the world that know the truth about the Alien Issue..anyone else that gets to close..if they are a threat..are destroyed.
Originally posted by MAC269
reply to post by anathema777
Dear anathema777
This all smacks of Alternative 3
Which if there was any basis it truth which the author latter said would have to be becoming a reality sometime now. Very interesting.
Originally posted by Debunkology
In Alternative 3, which you can read at google books for free. Is says that the Soviets bombed many companies involved in the SDI Program. Several places in Germany, and one in Netherlands during the 80s.
No doubt that the Soviets viewed the SDI Program as a possible attack weapon rather than a defensive weapon. And they'd probably do everything in their power to hinder it's development.
I'm guessing that all these were murdered by Soviets. And the authorities knew it.
Originally posted by Apollo7
reply to post by anathema777
Great Thread!! Thanks for the information! If you have time..look up James Forrestal- Our first US Department of Defense. This guy came to close to the truth about Aliens and they threw him in a Naval Mental Hosptial and murdered him. I just ran into this..this man is important to me for whatever reason.
From what I have read, there are only 25 people in the world that know the truth about the Alien Issue..anyone else that gets to close..if they are a threat..are destroyed.
Originally posted by Apollo7
reply to post by anathema777
Im guessing they didnt want to pay out the company life insurance..thats why they called it suicide..this is a great find!! I believe that dead people can come back and call attention to another human what happen to them..this may be an area for you to do further research..
What brought youre attention to this subject?
Originally posted by martin_heth
...If yon fellow referring to "the Soviets did it" could adduce the data supplied in earlier posts, and actually read these websites first, (or is this a government gofer?) e. g., surf.to/dangerousdave describes a very highly placed police officer, in Edinburgh, being asked by his son "What's this Marconi thing, Dad?" and he answers "The British do pass top secret death sentences...
Originally posted by martin_heth
Compartmentalisation has the desired effect - each group of workers constructing parts for a greater whole only does what they are told, and they don't know what the machine is they are making - ignorance is sustained as totally as possible. That is another aspect of security which YOU could have been the one to point out.
I also know other people in various sectors of the electronics industry, some are so unbelieving of the execution system it has the desired effect - they are all too willing to believe their superiors are more innocent than they are.
I was asked to be at the very heart of state secrecy: just because of your job you don't necessarily know the real deal. Supply more details.
John Cartwright, a Social Democratic member of Parliament and his party's spokesman on defense matters, has called on the Defense Ministry to undertake an investigation. "Two main features link these four cases," Cartwright said in a letter to the ministry. "Each of the individuals was a computer scientist involved in defense research. And in each case there was no obvious motive to lead any of these men to commit suicide or to disappear." Lord Trefgarne, the minister of state for defense procurement, confirmed that all four men were working on defense projects, and he promised to keep the matter under review but said there was no need for a formal investigation.
Tony Collins, a reporter who investigated the first two deaths for Computer News, a weekly aimed at the electronics industry, says his work has led him to conclude that the three Marconi scientists were all involved in a narrow field of underwater simulation projects, an area in which he says Britain leads the world.
To the guy who is the Marconi employee (or are they not British Aerospace Systems now since 1999?), you're not really addressing the issue of the police claiming a woman committed suicide by tying her own hands together behind her own back, tying her own feet together and gagging her own mouth....that surely fits my claim of what the security operatives told me in 1974......
She claimed that every single man working under Ted Brierley, as well as he himself, ALL the scientists ALL died in 1996 - and your incredulity at that statement is to be expected. One wonders if there is a syndrome of Employee's Ego - an outsider knows something the employee doesn't & it pricks his ego that it is he or she who doesn't know about it.
I had at first thought, when Heleneia mentioned this to me in 1996 in a garden party in Norfolk I'd been invited to, that she could only be meaning the scientists' deaths of the late 1980s when she said "......this ufo crashed in South America then suddenly all these scientists were dying......"
And also, I think that a specific part of the crashed ufo from Monte el Creston was sent over to Britain for back-engineering analysis, when that was received, the deaths began.