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OneManArmy
I know Im talking about UK affairs, but it doesnt really matter what country we talk about.
I have seen Paul Bonnacci's video testimony, I think calling it a fantasy is a fantasy itself.
I have seen one of the parents of the children abused in the McMartin preschool case speaking about she knows that her child WAS abused, and it had nothing to do with satanic cults, regardless of Ted Gundersons claims.
And as for the claims against yourself, Im going to give you the benefit of the doubt. You have vigorously defended yourself, and I accept that defense. There is not much worse than being labelled a paedophile, its a claim that sticks, its a disgusting charge to lay against anyone that is innocent.
But to be fair, when you "play" with satanists and found your own Temple based in theologies of a "prince of darkness", in a very fundamentalist christian country, is it any wonder that all manner of claims will be directed your way?
Doesnt it come with the territory?
lostgirl
So, how much of the "Introcaution" to Baron Rachane's book is true?
And is there any particular internet source which you feel to contain the most 'legitimate' archaeological information of the type described therein?
I too am a huge fan of fictional stories woven around factual history (esp. ancient history with a supernatural bent), but I prefer authors who definitively outline the true elements around which they've worked their fictions...Do you have any favorite such authors?
maquino
The "satanic ritual abuse" scam-epidemic of the 1980s, which originated with the later-discredited Michelle Remembers, was conclusively exposed for what it was. "SRA":
• - does not exist in the United States, as concluded by an exhaustive national study for the National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect: “In a survey of more than 11,000 psychiatric and police workers throughout the country, conducted for the National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect, researchers found more than 12,000 accusations of group cult sexual abuse based on Satanic ritual, but not one that investigators had been able to substantiate.
• - does not exist in the United Kingdom, as reported by the British Government’s Department of Health in 1994, after a three-year investigation. “There is no evidence that these [“Satanic ritual abuse”] have taken place in any of the 84 cases studied ... The study of cases in detail showed that the Evangelical Christian campaign against new religious movements has been a powerful influence encouraging the identification of satanic abuse. Equally important in spreading the idea of satanic abuse in Britain are the professional ‘specialists’, American and British. Their claims or qualifications are rarely checked. Much of their information, particularly about cases in the United States, is unreliable.” (The Extent and Nature of Organised and Ritual Abuse, HMSO, 1994)
Claims/lawsuit-greedy parents claimed "abuse" routinely during the 1980s accusation-freeforall. They only stopped in the 1990s when [grown] children, opportunistic "therapists", and interested relatives realized that it was much easier, more profitable, and less-defensible to make abuse-accusations against parents than against strangers. McMartin was as much a shameful travesty as any of the other scams.
Only to the extent that different, unusual, or obscure religious groups may be inaccurately & unfairly targeted by the mainstream. Happened to the early Christians in Rome, later to the Jews, Protestants v. Catholics, Mormons, and currently Muslims.
Rockwell, Lockheed, Douglas, Northrop, Gruman Aircraft, TRW. Hughes Aircraft was
involved big time. I used to work in a Hughes facility in L.A. - the one up here
at Fullerton. I worked both facilities on a lot of hush-hush projects in those days.
Steven Greer: What were they dealing with?
DR. B.: Anti-gravity. As a matter of fact, I used to go out to Hughes in Malibu.
They had a big think tank up there. Big anti-gravity projects; I used to talk to them
out there. I'd give them ideas, because they bought all my equipment.
But the American public will never, never hear about that.
I have buddies of mine that work in aerospace. We have our little get together
every once in a while. And a friend of mine flew a disc. You've probable seen that
disc, you know, from Area 51.
This flying disc has a little plutonium reactor in it, which creates electricity,
which drives these anti-gravity plates. We also have the next level of propulsion, it
is called virtual field, which are called hydrodynamic waves.
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The reason that I got exposed to that was because during my tenure with the Government, I was witnessing
some coc aine drops but didn't know what they were at the time. Later on
I found out what they were and they were down in Arkansas. I came close to it
because the black box money [rogue super secret projects funding] comes from that
[drug money].
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I work with this guy named Jim who used to work with Howard Hughes.
Howard Hughes even knew about it. Howard Hughes had Jim, a scientist I used
to work with who was definitely into anti-gravity stuff. He was way into that stuff.
And they made some real headway in it.
SG: Did Lockheed have any anti-gravity involvement?
DR. B.: Oh yeah, yeah. Magnet, this goes back to Project Magnet, and Bell
Aerospace—they did that project, Magnet. I talked to people who worked on that
over the Great Lakes. Project Magnet was the first joint American, Canadian antigravity
project. And they had an actual disc that flew.
SG: What year was that?
DR. B.: '51.
The show begins with an interview with Dr. Fred Bell, who put Jesse onto this topic. In a parking garage, Ventura asks Bell: "How do you know about this," and Bell responded essentially: "I helped develop it." Dr. Bell ended up dead two days after their interview, while yet in town.
"I was a NASA rocket scientist; and when I left that, I became a consultant in the industry; and during that time, I helped develop that ray."
"The secret beam weapon -- a death ray -- can kill. I think it's going to be used for very destructive purposes."
OneManArmy
Please note, Im NOT talking about satanic ritual abuse, Im talking about paedophilic sexual abuse.
corsair00
Yeah, I have to re-watch Dark Skies. The J. Edgar Hoover story is intriguing. He invented that fun "dirt file" blackmail game - it seems to work quite successfully. Especially because our society is essentially ultra-conservative, so any kinky sexual things going on behind closed doors make for great fodder if caught on film - the more controversial, the better. Hoover in a dress is pretty embarrassing for him. I am sure there are all kinds of stories that involve Hoover. Like with Martin Luther King Jr. etc etc. ...
maquino
OneManArmy
Please note, Im NOT talking about satanic ritual abuse, Im talking about paedophilic sexual abuse.
I'm sure everyone would acknowledge that child abuse, including sexual abuse, is a worldwide problem. However the examples you gave above - Franklin, McMartin, Bonacci, etc. - were clearly and conspicuously part of the "SRA" scam epidemic of the 1980s. If you want to make some point about the non-scam problem, you might choose appropriate examples. And, for that matter, not in a thread concerning me, thank you.
ultimafule
Also, just for the record, the Franklin child sex ring scandal is totally real and true.
OneManArmy
What I find truly remarkable is that during the whole of the witch hunt into SRA, evidence of the scandal of highly organised paedophilia was not discovered. That small fact in itself to me smells of cover-up. And what with your expert knowledge of "psyops" I think its pretty relevant to some degree.
And also with you being a disciple of the "prince of darkness" the definitive grandmaster of deception ...
Im sorry Mr Aquino, you are a very enigmatic person.
corsair00
reply to post by Unity_99
John Alexander categorically denies that any alternative energy or antigravity research is being done. He says there is no UFO cover-up, there is no shadow government and there is no hidden agenda. His best friend, Michael Aquino, on the other hand, is saying that there ARE in fact covert operations working on antigravity craft and that they have been successful. That contradiction was the entire reason why I created the thread. The entire "disclosure" meme is that there is a shadow government with advanced technology that is not sharing said energy breakthroughs with a dying planet addicted to oil. That is the whole point, to all the morons on here starring eachother's ignorant posts while consistently overlooking the crucial facts. I can't help it that people are dumb about this subject - we can thank Aquino's PsyOps for that, perhaps...
Aquino was the one who references the Nazi Germany roots to antigravity research.
As for the rest of you - just nevermind. Watch your Ancient Aliens with a stiffy and forget about it...
maquino
Download Black Magic, the "basic text" of the Temple of Set, and note its insistence upon the highest standard of personal ethics.
I hardly need say that there are many people who don't take kindly to their comforting illusions being burst.
soulwaxer
Quoting corsair00
John Alexander categorically denies that any alternative energy or antigravity research is being done. He says there is no UFO cover-up, there is no shadow government and there is no hidden agenda. His best friend, Michael Aquino, on the other hand, is saying that there ARE in fact covert operations working on antigravity craft and that they have been successful. That contradiction was the entire reason why I created the thread.
maquino
And for those who think that the entire concept of invisibility is a lot of hogwash, don't be too sure.