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[synchronomy]

TheMacGuffin, on 13 October 2012 - 05:16 PM, said:

The CIA was trying to figure out how to inject people with fast-acting cancers going back to the 1950s, as well as viruses that caused cancer.  They were even very interested in that SV-40 virus that contaminated one of the early polio vaccines since it was thought to be cancer-causing.  After all, it is one way of assassinating someone without any risk of it being traced back to the Agency.

They were trying to give Fidel Castro and Patrice Lumumba some kind of diseases like that, which all came under the domain of Dr. Sidney Gottlieb and his MK Ultra program--not to mention the stable of nasty Nazis they had working for them at the time.

Figuring out what causes a disease is the first step to curing it.  Causing cancer is old news now as any lab mice will tell you!
Seems though a popular technique to cure verbosity is a little polonium brewed into a cup of tea.

Persuasion can be far more subtle yet remain very effective.  Former military and private sector employees talking too much have found their pension checks start to go missing, and upon inquiring they get a red-tape runaround for a while.

[archernyc]

I found this on the Disclosure Project website:

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When we were organizing The Disclosure Project a few years ago, I asked one of Neil Armstrong’s friends if Armstrong would come to Washington to brief members of Congress at the 1997 Congressional briefing we organized in April of that year. I was told that Armstrong wished he could –but that if he spoke about what really happened during the moon landing, that Neil Armstrong, his wife, and children would all be killed. It was put to me this bluntly.
I found this to be unbelievable at the time, but since then have found that such threats and bullying by the over-reaching national security state is routine.  A very senior scientist at the Naval Research Labs in Washington DC recently told me and the Disclosure Project team that if he spoke about some of the information he knew, that he, his wife, his children and grandchildren would all be killed.

[Sakari]

I find it odd that people do not look at the fact not on " citizen " has ever gotten a good clear picture or video of a " ship "....Nor, any type of evidence that is even somewhat convincing.

Yet, we still have C.T.'s like this one.....

[TheMacGuffin]

Sakari, on 13 October 2012 - 07:15 PM, said:

I find it odd that people do not look at the fact not on " citizen " has ever gotten a good clear picture or video of a " ship "....Nor, any type of evidence that is even somewhat convincing.

Yet, we still have C.T.'s like this one.....

There are a million pictures of UFOs, and they are routinely dismissed as fake, but I never thought they all were.  We've had threads about this before.

[Sakari]

TheMacGuffin, on 13 October 2012 - 07:19 PM, said:

There are a million pictures of UFOs, and they are routinely dismissed as fake, but I never thought they all were.  We've had threads about this before.

Really?......

Any of these million pictures " clear, or convincing " like I stated in my reply?

[TheMacGuffin]

Sakari, on 13 October 2012 - 07:22 PM, said:

Really?......

Any of these million pictures " clear, or convincing " like I stated in my reply?

The ones I saw were.

Do you know, as early as 1947 a military UFO investigator had a very nice flying disc picture posted on the wall of his office, so this is nothing new.

[Sakari]

TheMacGuffin, on 13 October 2012 - 07:38 PM, said:

The ones I saw were.

Do you know, as early as 1947 a military UFO investigator had a very nice flying disc picture posted on the wall of his office, so this is nothing new.

My point is, if these things were flying around as much as people say, and enough to have at least 25 officials killed, wouldn't you think there would be some clear, convincing evidence somewhere by every day citizens?

Or maybe all those people are being murdered also, and their evidence taken away.

[TheMacGuffin]

Sakari, on 13 October 2012 - 07:47 PM, said:

My point is, if these things were flying around as much as people say, and enough to have at least 25 officials killed, wouldn't you think there would be some clear, convincing evidence somewhere by every day citizens?

Or maybe all those people are being murdered also, and their evidence taken away.

Why do that?  The policy has always been to deny everything and say it's all fake.  We see examples of that policy in action all the time.

Most of the sheeple don't give it much thought and in any case are powerless to do anything about it.  Some people might be a lot more persistent in debunking and opposing the official lies and cover stories, and therefore might become a "problem", especially if they can't be bought, persuaded or intimidated.

Then they may use the knuckle-draggers, but it's hardly necessary in most cases.

Edited by TheMacGuffin, 13 October 2012 - 08:00 PM.

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TheMacGuffin, on 13 October 2012 - 07:56 PM, said:

Why do that?  The policy has always been to deny everything and say it's all fake.  We see examples of that policy in action all the time.

I would think also that the vast majority of individuals who sign non-disclosure agreements, abide by them.  So that would leave just a handful that are discredited or written off by the tinfoil hat syndrome.
The balance being average citizens who by chance have stumbled onto information or contact/sighting situations, are easily discredited by the debunker crowd.

[Sakari]

TheMacGuffin, on 13 October 2012 - 07:56 PM, said:

Why do that?  The policy has always been to deny everything and say it's all fake.  We see examples of that policy in action all the time.

Most of the sheeple don't give it much thought and in any case are powerless to do anything about it.  Some people might be a lot more persistent in debunking and opposing the official lies and cover stories, and therefore might become a "problem", especially if they can't be bought, persuaded or intimidated.

Then they may use the knuckle-draggers, but it's hardly necessary in most cases.

What is there to hide?


With all of the amateur astrologists, pilots, star gazers, photographers, balloonists, etc....( population on general with cameras ), and the " millions " of pictures, one would think out of that, a few people would make it by the Government assassins, and get the evidence out.


The Government could not hide watergate, Iran-Contra, etc. Yet can hide all of these " UFO " cases?

[TheMacGuffin]

Sakari, on 13 October 2012 - 08:11 PM, said:

What is there to hide?

Ultimately that's the only question that does matter.

Not the fact that UFOs are here or that some of them may be ETs flying around some advanced technology.  That idea is already commonplace even if it simply cannot be officially acknowledged.

Yes, that's the real question.  What is there to hide?  I have my own opinions on that, which are similar to Ruppelt's.

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TheMacGuffin, on 13 October 2012 - 02:44 PM, said:

Otto Binder made a list of deaths that he considered "suspect" as of 1971, including Morris J. Jessup (suicide?), Edward Ruppelt (died at a very young age of a heart attack?), Damon Runyon, Jr. who like Dorothy Kilgallen was investigating UFOs and the Kennedy assassination (suicide?).

Indeed, he had a list of UFO researchers who seemed to die very young of heart attacks or fast-acting cancers, as well as a suspiciously large number of suicides.  Quite a few of them were also repeated warned, threatened and harassed.  

Here's another article about Binder and the "liquidation" of the UFO researchers in the 1950s and 1960s.  You be the judge.


http://www.google.co...4ANxbiS-42nvB2Q

Yeah I could see no reason why Morris J Jessup would kill himself, I mean that just seems odd when I read about his case that he would take his own life

[Rafterman]

TheMacGuffin, on 13 October 2012 - 02:44 PM, said:

Otto Binder made a list of deaths that he considered "suspect" as of 1971, including Morris J. Jessup (suicide?), Edward Ruppelt (died at a very young age of a heart attack?), Damon Runyon, Jr. who like Dorothy Kilgallen was investigating UFOs and the Kennedy assassination (suicide?).

Indeed, he had a list of UFO researchers who seemed to die very young of heart attacks or fast-acting cancers, as well as a suspiciously large number of suicides.  Quite a few of them were also repeated warned, threatened and harassed.  

Here's another article about Binder and the "liquidation" of the UFO researchers in the 1950s and 1960s.  You be the judge.


http://www.google.co...4ANxbiS-42nvB2Q

So again, any evidence that these death rates are different than typical death rates?  People die of cancer, heart attacks, suicides, etc. every single day.  Simply putting a question mark at the end of the sentence doesn't make it a conspiracy.

[TheMacGuffin]

Rafterman, on 13 October 2012 - 09:14 PM, said:

So again, any evidence that these death rates are different than typical death rates?  People die of cancer, heart attacks, suicides, etc. every single day.  Simply putting a question mark at the end of the sentence doesn't make it a conspiracy.

You'd have to read the actual article, but Jessup for example was followed and harassed quite a bit for the things he was digging into, and he wasn't the only one.

[Rafterman]

TheMacGuffin, on 13 October 2012 - 09:18 PM, said:

You'd have to read the actual article, but Jessup for example was followed and harassed quite a bit for the things he was digging into, and he wasn't the only one.

According to whom?  Jessup?

No better way to self publicize than to claim that the "government is out to silence you".