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This is an automatically generated KWIC Index of the 2003-2009 Crash Retrieval Conference proceedings, created by Richard Geldreich Jr..

Here are links to each year's proceedings and each presentation:

Letters Directory:

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z numbers misc

Words Directory:

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"progression" "progressive" "progressively" "progresso" "prohibiting" "prohibition" "prohl0tn" "proiect"

"proj" "projcct" "projecls" "project" "project's" "project-" "project-" "project-pv"

"project-y2" "project11" "projected" "projected®" "projectile" "projecting" "projection" "projector"

"projectprove" "projects" "projects'" "proji-l" "prolccl" "prolect" "proliferate" "proliferation"

"prologue" "prolonged" "prolr" "promenade" "prometheus" "prominent" "prominently" "promise"

"promised" "promises" "promising" "promjse" "promjsing" "promo" "promote" "promoted"

"promotin" "promoting" "promotional" "promotions" "prompt" "prompted" "prompter" "prompting"

"promptly" "promptness" "prone" "pronounced" "pronouncements" "prontise" "proocss" "prood"

"prooeed" "proof" "proofread" "proofreading" "prootsy" "propagand" "propaganda" "propagandist"

"propagandists" "propagate" "propagates" "propagation" "propel" "propellant" "propelled" "propellers"

"propensity" "proper" "properly" "properties" "property" "prophecy" "prophetic" "prophetically"

"prophets" "proponent" "proponents" "proportion" "proportional" "proportions" "proposal" "proposals"

"propose" "proposed" "proposition" "propo~'d" "proprietar" "proprietary" "proprietor" "propulsi"

"propulsio" "propulsion" "prorruses" "proscribed" "prosecuted" "prosecuting" "prosecution" "prospect"

"prospecting" "prospector" "prospectors" "prospects" "prospectus" "prospers" "prostate" "prosthetic"

"prostrate" "prot" "protagonists" "protect" "protected" "protecting" "protection" "protective"

"protects" "protege" "protege's" "proteges" "protein" "proteinaceous" "proteins" "protestations"

"protested" "proto" "proto-template" "protocol" "protocols" "protons" "prototype" "prototypes"

"prototypes'" "protozoa" "protracted" "protruded" "protruding" "protrusions" "protuberant" "proud"

"proudly" "prouty" "prov" "prove" "proved" "proven" "provenance" "provence"

"proverbial" "proves" "provewamce" "provid" "provide" "provided" "provider" "provides"

"providing" "providod" "province" "provinces" "provincially" "proving" "provioel" "provirus"

"provision" "provisional" "provisions" "provocateur" "provocation" "provocative" "provoke" "provoked"

"provokes" "provoking" "provost" "proxiaatoly" "proximity" "proximity-fuse" "proxnrn" "prozac"

"pro~" "pro~·ide" "prp" "prrlmloric" "prrson" "prtce" "prtl" "prudence"

"prudent" "prueba'" "pruitt" "prusiner" "prusiner'" "prussia" "prussian" "prvr"

"pry" "psa" "psb" "pseudo" "pseudo-em·ironment" "pseudo-environment" "pseudonym" "pseudonymous"

"pseudonyms" "pseudoscience" "psg^helagiaal" "psi" "psionic" "pss" "pssaossal" "pst-1953"

"pstit1091" "psy-op" "psy-ops" "psyatien" "psychiatric" "psychiatrist" "psychiatrists" "psychiatry"

"psychic" "psychically" "psychics" "psychische" "psycho-chemicals" "psychoanalyst" "psychoanalytic" "psycholo"

"psycholog" "psychologica" "psychological" "psychologist" "psychologists" "psychology" "psychosis" "psychotherapist"

"psychotics" "psychotropic" "psycruatrist" "psycruatrists" "psyop" "psyops" "psywar" "ps~"

"ps~chology" "pt" "ptala" "ptd" "ptldqillll" "ptll" "pto" "pto1•ct"

"pts" "pu" "pub" "pubbc" "pubbsher" "pubec" "pubfic" "pubic"

"pubjjshers" "publ" "publ1c'o" "public" "public'" "public's" "public-relations" "public-sector"

"public-spirited" "publicati" "publication" "publications" "publicist" "publicity" "publicize" "publicized"

"publicly" "publish" "published" "publisher" "publisher's" "publishers" "publishes" "publishin"

"publishing" "publjc" "pubuc" "pucd" "puddy" "puerto" "puget" "puharich"

"puhl" "puhlic" "pul" "pull" "pulled" "pulley" "pulling" "pulmonary"

"pulp" "pulsar" "pulsated" "pulsating" "pulse" "pulse-doppler" "pulsed" "pulses"

"pulsing" "pulverized" "pumping" "punch" "punched" "punching" "punctuation" "punctuc1t"

"puncture" "puncturing" "pungent" "pungi" "punhh" "punishable" "punished" "punishing"

"punishment" "punishments" "punks" "punna" "punt" "pupil" "pupils" "puppets"

"purchase" "purchased" "purchases" "purchasing" "pure" "purely" "purge" "purged"

"purina" "purity" "purloined" "purloiner" "purple" "purport" "purported" "purportedly"

"purporting" "purports" "purpose" "purpose-who" "purposeful" "purposefully" "purposel" "purposely"

"purposes" "purring" "purse" "pursuant" "pursue" "pursued" "pursuing" "pursuit"

"push" "pushed" "pushes" "pushillig" "pushing" "pusttll" "put" "putative"

"putfic" "puthoff" "putnam" "puts" "putt" "puttick" "putting" "puu"

"puucuh" "puued" "puzzle" "puzzled" "puzzles" "puzzling" "pv" "pvid"

"pvo" "pw" "pwanuag" "pwn" "pwnttd" "pwoft" "pwv111" "pww"

"pxchido~tcal" "py" "pye" "pyle" "pylon" "pylons" "pyotr" "pyramid"

"pyrolyzed" "pyrotechnics" "p~'f1ng" "p~fn" "p~inred" "p~ltil" "p~o" "p~so"

"p~ssiblc" "p~uu" "p~~ton•ac'lnt" "p©li@y" "p•'iiiul" "p•ges" "p•tk" "p•u"

Word: "p&onoi~", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

9-199 ■ Th. !lush 1Xthi1a Ho"' t ■ P&onoi~ .-nd Jr, Ducon:ants ■ Th. Euun E 2009 Page #149  

Word: "p&tient", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

va] tra.118- fonncr is held in the p&tient •• h~~• &nd w ,:, ~ &ppan.tua ~  2005 Page #17  

Word: "p'", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ed S19""...h.lngs of th.identified P'\.&CC .Aerial Lights in Restncted Test 2007 Page #174  

Word: "p'ant", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 security" crisis: C.l.A. So ht to P'ant N. C ba . '6::-71 Pres.ed on Chech 2007 Page #27  

Word: "p'crii", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

GO. CN-11'011\l'l 01!:Sft.'VERS ~f P'CRii:D M; A!,,.0lf1SU1t,;G ;.lifTOf A1 2009 Page #108  

Word: "p'ndleto", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

irnn :,IJ,~ed co be .is le':ible / P'ndleto:,_ Ou. Jun~ 2.\ r-Pr-· u the 1- 2009 Page #163  

Word: "p'}", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

:G 4-,,\~D 'iU-UA ,')10 HlS CO,,.',P'}. 1,U~f. Pii \.."l ~,s s::oc&:rltlG T 2009 Page #106  

Word: "p--40", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e #31). Warren is a retired \XIWII P--40 Warhawk Flying Tigers pilot, with  2007 Page #114  

Word: "p-162", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

sues occurred in a meeting in Room P-162 at Los Alamos Scientific Laborator 2009 Page #9  

Word: "p-51", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r National Guard to scramble three P-51 fighter aircraft to investigate. Wi 2003 Page #88  

Word: "p00a1", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ed, President Declares , Icepita A P00A1 00"00AI sterard to Se i. trit Nava 2004 Page #203  

Word: "p05t", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Leather Stray 1-1 Back good graphe P05t!:0 ,1 0' GAM.. "or PAR Warne, Aionc 2004 Page #235  

Word: "p0se", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. ncr.n E'iDrTS tAfl'tt:S f1ICtC 1"P0SE VM:: &I-a: L:xs0PHJS11CATO TO TI~.£ 2009 Page #150  

Word: "p1", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

UtE SUU'KED 11 tn.ClUl'I C'ltR n4£ p1.51-fT.],f tCCTHS. ~ OU::Olll1Lt1'T a· 2009 Page #150  
rity to o:ic m~thod o! i:sini: :h~ p1:t o{ !ayml!:i ancJ ncH: c;ime the ato 2009 Page #182  

Word: "p11rc", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 'Falls. and the r~or, po,rbaps ol p11rc Boycott Not1"ce · alumlnum. 200 fe 2009 Page #182  

Word: "p11t", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

.USIO:\S • 1·1·0. ARI:.\ GI.OU.\I. P11t:so~11:SA • RE,\.J,IT\" IS Bt:,·osn  2008 Page #156  

Word: "p1gc", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

mcm al avililabiliy The writing on p1gc 188 is con,is1e111 with ink manufac 2007 Page #46  

Word: "p1•ojcct", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 United Stales. dcvolopment ol the p1•ojcct tu , "l:!~d ~he project been co 2009 Page #182  

Word: "p1•oject", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nection with tho Cro!J:.IY.'' face P1•oject. 2. tln.o'"' ri.,o Air ?rioritl 2009 Page #175  

Word: "p2", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Secret Service of Military Police (P2) encountered EBE on 20 January 1996 2 2006 Page #108  

Word: "p243", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 to the 2nd addition • Chapter 18, p243.."Four years have passed..." a RV a 2004 Page #205  

Word: "p", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

-'GC)-1 ... :. uro ArP,1,~C,:•~TLV P\..!.MP1r..G u;, ~"'A7(:,:. l).IJllQOGl 2009 Page #106  

Word: "p'", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

:drncd oo_mmcnl llay on. be give:1 p\':ct.icn\ a1wllc:,.tion in\ Nc11· Zea. 2009 Page #182  

Word: "p\i", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tco com-· . 'Auckland. reported. ' p\i,x !or ;, small country llke New' , " 2009 Page #182  

Word: "p_ane", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ples of certain locat.:.ons on our p_ane::, but che only thing that. can be 2008 Page #113  
e horizontal plane co the vertical p_ane in its fullest sense. Attack no lo 2008 Page #114  

Word: "p_ofe5or", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. pb:u. ~id he Auc)i;~nl. !'\. Z.. P_ofe5or .:.A:ecb I :!:r~lrtC11 tt.e mys 2009 Page #163  

Word: "pa", 24 instance(s) (Back to Top)

urgh was quoted by the Greensburg, PA Tribune-Review of December 10, 1965,  2003 Page #53  
ector of WHJB radio in Greensburg, PA at the time, began documenting inform 2003 Page #54  
st local newspaper the Greensburg, PA Tribune-Review on December 10, 1965.  2003 Page #55  
en dispatched to Acme {Kecksburg}, PA to investigate and pick up an object  2003 Page #56  
ce agencies around the Pittsburgh, PA area were deluged with sighting repor 2003 Page #58  
nager of WHJB radio in Greensburg, PA in 1965. She stayed over at the stati 2003 Page #59  
 1965, edition of the Pittsburgh, (PA) Press in an article concerning the f 2003 Page #66  
 me at: P.O. Box, 936, Greensburg, PA 15601. E-mail: paufo@westol.com PA UF 2003 Page #72  
PA 15601. E-mail: paufo@westol.com PA UFO/Fortean Hotline: 724-838-7768 Sta 2003 Page #72  
sburg" Tribune-Review, Greensburg, PA. County Edition, 10 December 1965. "S 2003 Page #72  
ject." Tribune-Review, Greensburg, PA City Edition 10 December 1965. Murphy 2003 Page #72  
he Woods." WHJB Radio, Greensburg, PA December 1965. 9 P.M. news broadcast, 2003 Page #72  
broadcast, KDKA Radio, Pittsburgh, PA. December, 9, 1965. "Fireball A Meteo 2003 Page #72  
ttsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, PA, 10 December 1965. Gordon, Stan, Pers 2003 Page #72  
 airing t—ria CMaeee srccc^csy gz3 pa a rife A farther that eogp aid which  2003 Page #226  
uman approved Raven Rock Mountain, PA, as the site for the J\lternate Joint 2005 Page #130  
50s. People Like Elvis Presley and Pa Boone were at the cop of his list. Sa 2005 Page #145  
ngman, AZ Las Vegas, NV Kecksburg, PA Bolivia, 1978 • 516,78 Possible UFO c 2006 Page #29  
ay a BUFORA member? GM: No stopped pa)~ng my membership after a few years.  2007 Page #84  
iminary Report May, 1993" based in pa rt on leaked documents, and in part o 2008 Page #117  
r to the Nazi Special Courts); the PA TRI OT Act, which authorized $150 mil 2008 Page #123  
01 h.YltV,..00•10, ~-..w A.~ ~o..G Pa.lU·$.~C UJ'O S .. :1a.AO(.i,._Ol..O g 2009 Page #116  
. Magic Cryptanalysis Project were pa,1 of such elite organizations. The se 2009 Page #155  
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Word: "pa-rect", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

lln !1127J91l Glittn,g, iridescn , pa-rect !l)here i!JIIIIM"S. •• shone ike 2009 Page #151  

Word: "paaphrase", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 for use in the private sector' • (Paaphrase). 'There ae may in the inteihg 2006 Page #27  

Word: "pabently", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Univers* .3 full of magma! thengs_ pabently watring for our wits 20 grow sh 2006 Page #34  

Word: "pac-white", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ch 16, 1978, Amphibious Group One, Pac-White Beach, Okinawa. Provided by To 2006 Page #156  

Word: "pace", 21 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ball, Don Ledger, Jim Marrs, David Pace, Nick Redfern, Peter Robbins, Ron R 2004 Page #2  
the USSR Majestic 12 Program David Pace 149 The Presidents and the Hard Evi 2004 Page #3  
orange lights descending at a fast pace once more behind the trees and in a 2004 Page #37  
ial devices that could easily keep pace with our rapidly moving V-2 rockets 2004 Page #61  
dentified flying object that could pace ascending V-2 rockets and cause the 2004 Page #65  
e the USSR Majestic 12 David P. E. Pace, D.Sc. Copyright 2004 David P. E. P 2004 Page #152  
, D.Sc. Copyright 2004 David P. E. Pace Scope of Talk • Historical Underpin 2004 Page #152  
ry personnel dissatisfied with the pace of official disclosure of an extrat 2006 Page #15  
ation to occur at a non-disruptive pace. This is the optimal contact scenar 2006 Page #54  
nments must lead, setting tone and pace of interaction with NHI, and interp 2006 Page #66  
nting , as shown in slide I 0. Dr. Pace is a talented physicist from an old 2008 Page #106  
lide I 8 shows the data that David Pace documented for the Einstein-Oppenhe 2008 Page #107  
ams use different assumptions, and Pace, Wood and Chaski were using differe 2008 Page #108  
 little closer on word length that Pace. It is clear that Cooper and Oppenh 2008 Page #108  
rd and sentence lengths ■Dr. David Pace: syllables, word and sentence lengt 2008 Page #116  
les total Some Linguistic Data for Pace Ein-Opp QD ■ Number of characters ■ 2008 Page #117  
                                   Pace U.N. Letter Data ■ Number of charac 2008 Page #118  
 Chukl Chaski ~~~~ ~~~~••+•U . lh~ pace U.N. El sttin by co Wood 15 20 25 3 2008 Page #119  
 (5.11] Chaski ...... _r.,, ave. I Pace . I t---Ei+teln U.N. I Wood emJ.o1n 2008 Page #119  
ons may find them. We must keep in pace in order to be able to counter or d 2009 Page #162  
an e!tect,~e them. '''r. must keep pace in orrlcr altcmati, •e 10 lhe 11tom 2009 Page #183  

Word: "pace's", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he same result. Slide I 9 presents Pace's data for the U.N. letter written  2008 Page #107  

Word: "paced", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

to have quiet here. ' f 'd already paced it off This was my second or third 2009 Page #65  

Word: "paces", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n correlation with QD 2J 112 David Paces data QD U.N. O/o ■Word length 4.98 2008 Page #118  

Word: "pacific", 39 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Agent in Charge of the FBI in the Pacific northwest in the late 1940s, spe 2003 Page #42  
e," J. Astronomical Society of the Pacific, February 1954 “Second Moon?, ”  2003 Page #182  
1960, a TWX report was sent to the Pacific Air Forces on a sighting of an u 2004 Page #5  
 still lies dormant deep below the Pacific, its secrets still waiting to be 2004 Page #5  
apons sent against the U.S. in the Pacific. The requirement was for a missi 2004 Page #66  
the UFO, when — at Iwo Jima in the Pacific Theater — he encountered three F 2004 Page #108  
f the UFO, when-at hvo Jima in the Pacific Theater-he encountered three "Fo 2005 Page #138  
64. Several test launches over the Pacific Missile Range proved the viabili 2006 Page #77  
oke apart, raining debris over the Pacific. The pilot ejected successfully, 2006 Page #77  
sts at Johnston Atoll in the South Pacific. • 1969: U.S. and U.K. officiall 2006 Page #107  
 counterpart, Commander Air Force, Pacific Fleet, three months earlier.] I  2006 Page #161  
n all, a typical summer day in the Pacific Northwest, except for the excite 2006 Page #183  
 accounts. Imagine yourself in the Pacific Northwest, on a boat in the Puge 2006 Page #184  
1960, a TWX report was sent to the Pacific Air Forces on a sighting of an u 2007 Page #139  
 space bomb test held later in the Pacific hundreds of miles high." 10      2008 Page #16  
likely due to the proximity of the Pacific Beach Naval Facility just north  2008 Page #44  
rged." 26 From about I 957 to 1987 Pacific Beach was a Navy facility; it re 2008 Page #70  
d, Hudson Institute, Institute for Pacific Relations , Institute on Drugs,  2008 Page #143  
e among harbor patrol boats in the Pacific northwest.) 24 -                 2009 Page #30  
truc ted route of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. The city of Kingman wa 2009 Page #48  
ho surveyed along the Atlantic and Pacific right of way between Needles and 2009 Page #48  
 who served as Commander in Chief, Pacific Air Forces (CINCPA CAF), from 19 2009 Page #73  
nt programs. He assumed command of Pacific Air Forces at Hickam Air Force B 2009 Page #73  
a but was moved to New Zealand and Pacific areas owing to the fears of espi 2009 Page #157  
ces landed on Tarawa Island in the Pacific. He turned to a reporter and sai 2009 Page #160  
ssed the work, first on an obscure Pacific island in 1943 and later in New  2009 Page #161  
d the project, first on an obscure Pacific island and later in New Zealand. 2009 Page #161  
whilst engaged upon surveys of the Pacific Area during the period 1936 to 1 2009 Page #164  
 Staff Representative in the South Pacific area (Enzedsopac) to place the p 2009 Page #164  
.F. Halsey, Commander of the South Pacific Area (Comsopac) . Arrangements w 2009 Page #164  
change in the Command of the South Pacific Area. This, combined with the ma 2009 Page #166  
dency of the Allied Nations in the Pacific theatre, reduced the operational 2009 Page #166  
d the project, first on an obscure Pacific island in 1943 and later in New  2009 Page #169  
dency of the Allied Nations in the Pacific theatre, reduced the operational 2009 Page #169  
whilst engaged upon surveys in the Pacific Area during the period 1936 to 1 2009 Page #169  
ces landed in Tarawa Island in the Pacific" and turned to a reporter and sa 2009 Page #170  
nfirmed: COMSOPAC (Commander South Pacific) fSRVIC,[.U: "SEAL" R;;?ORTS, I• 2009 Page #170  
 Autobiographical Note: wwn. South Pacific. Noumea. New Caledonia: While on 2009 Page #176  
nd tater tn New Ze'1land. I In the Pacific and turnert to a re-· Fear~ of e 2009 Page #181  

Word: "pacifists", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e being attacked, and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exp 2008 Page #123  

Word: "pacing", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

along the edge of the forest as if pacing their car and seemed to move clos 2008 Page #78  

Word: "paci~•c", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

            122 St:P"7. ~:. t4\Ut. PACI~•c CX.f.A.~ .n-t C.11:E,YS QC. A. s 2009 Page #128  

Word: "pack", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Stashing my camera equipment in my pack and picking up my walking stick, I  2003 Page #45  
fense Intelligence Agency. A whole pack of wild stories would become legend 2003 Page #141  
e if this is true, or just another pack of disinformation designed to keep  2003 Page #142  
land Intelligence had told quite a pack of them. No records exist of offici 2003 Page #150  
oil-like, as thin as the foil in a pack of cigarettes, very light-weight an 2004 Page #135  

Word: "package", 18 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n the mail from LaCrosse, WI, of a package containing the original negative 2004 Page #127  
t Georgetown University, and so my package reached him and even received a  2004 Page #140  
drone capable of carrying a camera package to altitudes above 90,000 feet w 2006 Page #77  
d location and jettison its camera package. The drone would then self-destr 2006 Page #77  
erritory and jettisoned its camera package for mid-air recovery. The drone  2006 Page #78  
tivities when the drone's destruct package suddenly exploded. Recovery team 2006 Page #79  
ham Crackers. A similarly marketed package of Kraft Macaroni and Cheese off 2007 Page #63  
untries is nicely embodied in this package of instant soba noodles from Jap 2007 Page #66  
lue Man: Here is declassified/FOIA package on 'Vela.' Nothing damaging to u 2007 Page #143  
on collected up to that point. The package was forwarded by the Embassy t0  2007 Page #198  
ot legible, so I guessed at 'trial package" as shown on the next slide. The 2008 Page #105  
r's request I'm sending this trial package. Like my father I served in the  2008 Page #115  
 the contents of the last "leaked" package drop identified as S-4. This pac 2009 Page #8  
ckage drop identified as S-4. This package was called the "CIA Analyst File 2009 Page #8  
urther postulated that, since this package came from S-4 (a self-stated CIA 2009 Page #12  
easily have been a known deception package to throw at UFO researchers year 2009 Page #12  
nslusions So, how much of this S-4 package is really genuine? The simple an 2009 Page #13  
er and 30 feet long. The explosive package was moored in about 4 feet of wa 2009 Page #176  

Word: "packaged", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t 50 to 100 pounds of black powder packaged in a cylindrical container abou 2009 Page #176  

Word: "packages", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e mail all manner of envelopes and packages adorned with official emblems a 2004 Page #11  
ulling up to the house and leaving packages of things for him to do metallu 2004 Page #93  
n a couple of instances I remember packages about the size of a loaf of bre 2004 Page #93  
t around 2:30 p.m. Several wrapped packages were delivered to Gen. Ramey's  2004 Page #226  

Word: "packaging", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 32003 Special Operaxm Kfcyxiai 27 PACKAGING AND PACKING DATA 19. Packaging 2003 Page #175  
 27 PACKAGING AND PACKING DATA 19. Packaging and packing data ' Table is ex 2003 Page #175  
removal of contents, complete with packaging diagramsl954. Second, the word 2003 Page #176  
onnel, security area around crash, packaging procedures, control of aliens  2004 Page #124  
hem in unrelated outer space theme packaging. The Gund Corporation is one o 2007 Page #64  

Word: "packard", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Ohio, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Pat Packard VI1,13-16 Witness saw alien body 2004 Page #113  

Word: "packed", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

suspicious. The Grand Ballroom was packed to a standing-room crowd when he  2003 Page #146  
 point of origin, destination, who packed, who inspected, shipping method o 2003 Page #175  
ented freeze burn from the dry ice packed beneatl1. As a number of Air Poli 2005 Page #43  
50 bag, all your equipment will be packed and you kiss your wife and your c 2006 Page #20  
r large pieces. Smaller debris was packed in boxes. To conceal the final de 2006 Page #75  
 pines, which were growing closely packed together. He came to a clearing w 2006 Page #206  
In Search of the Alien Viruses, is packed with documents , some officially  2008 Page #36  

Word: "packet", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

une. They, too, failed to find the packet and the search was abandoned. Sin 2006 Page #75  
it seemed that someone finding the packet would be more likely to keep the  2006 Page #75  

Word: "packing", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Operaxm Kfcyxiai 27 PACKAGING AND PACKING DATA 19. Packaging and packing d 2003 Page #175  
AND PACKING DATA 19. Packaging and packing data ' Table is extraterrestrial 2003 Page #175  
ble is extraterrestrial technology packing list: point of origin, destinati 2003 Page #175  
lide 31 details the procedures for packing and associated paperwork. One ex 2003 Page #176  
can be inferred from the fact that packing paper in both of these images ca 2004 Page #238  
sion in the cattle, game, and meat packing industry in the UK, Canada and t 2006 Page #116  

Word: "packs", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

live green Philip Morris cigarette packs, the brand my mom smoked at the ti 2005 Page #155  
y the carton. But unlike other six packs, this one conspiratori ally notes, 2007 Page #71  

Word: "pact", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ther variable was rooted in Warsaw Pact concerns over the pro-democracy mov 2004 Page #46  

Word: "pad", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Paul Alberta to open a UFO landing pad built by the town as a centennial pr 2004 Page #87  
ect. During his speech opening the pad, Hellyer stated that in 1954 the gov 2004 Page #87  
sun' in English, was launched from pad 333 at its precisely scheduled time  2008 Page #136  

Word: "paddle", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e up the creek without a religious paddle if an announcement were to be mad 2006 Page #10  

Word: "padilla", 14 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 2005 Reme Boca Reme Baca and Jose Padilla were young boys living in San An 2005 Page #153  
everal days, according to Baca and Padilla, soldiers in Army fatigues loade 2005 Page #153  
11 OJ Area 51, Remigio Baca & Jose Padilla, 2005.                           2005 Page #153  
uring their school years, Baca and Padilla would sometimes whisper about th 2005 Page #154  
Baca to Tacoma, \Xlash.ington, and Padilla to Rowland Heights, Californ.ia. 2005 Page #154  
 childhood was rekindled. Baca and Padilla combined their memories of that  2005 Page #154  
d. It was dark when we reached the Padilla home. Jose's dad got a brief rep 2005 Page #155  
moned by Faustino, arri, ed at the Padilla home. We directed Apodaca and Jo 2005 Page #155  
ergeant named Avila arrived at the Padilla home. \Xie joined Faustino in th 2005 Page #156  
ry, four soldiers showed up on the Padilla Ranch, searching the road where  2005 Page #157  
 nor make this kno,\ n to Faustino Padilla. As this was taking place, Jose  2005 Page #157  
rom the site by Reme Baca and Jose Padilla has since been subjected to inde 2005 Page #157  
puter-chip manufacturing. Baca and Padilla say they are planning an expedit 2005 Page #158  
stine military operation? Baca and Padilla intend to prove that it was an e 2005 Page #158  

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r which he got a small share. Jose Padilla's family lived on a ranch to the 2005 Page #153  

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s on the buildings . There are new padlocks and many brand new doors ... SL 2005 Page #55  

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 outside — guys who are out on the pads — came running into the BCC and sai 2006 Page #147  

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tement seriously. When Major Ralph Paduano told the Daily World Reporter, " 2008 Page #60  

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atti I da aot Udsk tbere ahaeld be pafalieit/ oa Ude wUl the *y befexe Vede 2003 Page #219  

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iter Soane of the pages 1n the 33◄ paga lr\.30u:,cript h,1vc a vatoC'lQ.i)r 2007 Page #46  

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d aircraft development." White Hot page 0020133 recovered exhibits currentl 2003 Page #28  
 Report VI published in July 1991, page 69-71 2. Psychological Warfare and  2003 Page #39  
ed as the UFO story made the front page in the largest local newspaper the  2003 Page #55  
e possession of his multi-thousand page 'diary;' given the amount of classi 2003 Page #89  
st near the town of Pecos. The two page letter stated that the writer had t 2003 Page #146  
2003 Las Vegas. Crash CoherenceOne page DOD document makes clear the link b 2003 Page #164  
warning notice on the back of each page □ Arrived by U.S. mail as a roll of 2003 Page #170  
5x7, copied on 8.5x11 (2 pages per page) □ Original simulated in Jan 1995 □ 2003 Page #170  
of a security warning facing every page (Slide 11) is uncommon but not uniq 2003 Page #172  
nuine SECURITY WARNING FACES EVERY PAGE TOP SECRET / MAJIC EYES ONLY SU-12  2003 Page #172  
eliminated when they cost an extra page and therefore money. Numerous examp 2003 Page #173  
it, there was the document control page! It showed eight entries over nearl 2003 Page #181  
he era, it has the same: fli Title page format S3 U.S. Govt, printing featu 2003 Page #182  
talicized date C Document no. each page S Detailed format instructions as i 2003 Page #182  
robons Manual HERE IIS THE CONTROL PAGE 0 “Unit KB-88, Bldg 21” on facing p 2003 Page #182  
 0 “Unit KB-88, Bldg 21” on facing page □ Change pages noted n Dates noted  2003 Page #182  
see Slide 5 1), facing the control page is th e back of the cover page with 2003 Page #183  
rol page is th e back of the cover page without a security caveat, but it d 2003 Page #183  
e "Restricted" caveat on the cover page is not consistent with the use of T 2003 Page #184  
□ This is the replica of the cover page, matching each main feature □ The f 2003 Page #188  
lanetary Phenomenon Unit document* page four states, "On 8 July, Twining vi 2003 Page #207  
ticles are very contradictory, the page one coverage afforded this sighting 2004 Page #7  
icle' are very contrediotory $ the page one coverage afforded tbis sighting 2004 Page #19  
ry . I sior•-•. • eulAt41:1411 0 3 PAGE 2 $3797 1M. OA DRIGTNATARI tilDAD L 2004 Page #21  
                     trenta§strzw) PAGE:0010 MATTER. OF THE LINE TO RARGESA 2004 Page #24  
 obtained a copy of the full front page of The Dallas Morning News for Apri 2004 Page #31  
 of the Chronide Herald, the front page headline read: Could Be Something C 2004 Page #41  
 assigned to. Mark is mentioned on page 141: Its real, it happened to us, a 2004 Page #49  
 the subject of a separate fifteen page interview: No one can give us back  2004 Page #50  
. In October 1997 I read a sixteen page interview in the book with Adrian B 2004 Page #56  
icine. SLIDE #44: Laser scalpel On Page 47 of his book, Col. Corso said, "W 2004 Page #78  
s dissected as one would a frog On Page 6 of the document, five alien bodie 2004 Page #79  
 Majestic-12 ,First Annual Report, Page 104 On top of the dissected humanoi 2004 Page #80  
53: Biological warfare programs On Page 5 of the TOP SECRET MJ-12 report un 2004 Page #80  
] SLIDE #54: Dead security team On Page 9 of the TOP SECRET Mj-12 report it 2004 Page #81  
adian government to release it. On page two of the three page memo Smith wr 2004 Page #89  
lease it. On page two of the three page memo Smith wrote: • The matter is t 2004 Page #89  
pecial Operations Manual SOM 1-01, page 6, of EBE 114                       2004 Page #117  
 memo. See The Majestic Documents, page 8, or visit www.majesticdocuments.c 2004 Page #119  
ea of the Texas-Mexican border" on page 005 thereof. Unfortunately these ar 2004 Page #119  
 in the 1" Annual Report, item 12, page 11 thereof. Report 30 deals with an 2004 Page #119  
OM1-01, the 1" Annual Report first page, the Humelsine to President Memo Ey 2004 Page #119  
ly both with the 1" Annual Report, page 9, item 9 discussing "autopsies on  2004 Page #119  
ontagious disease; also therein on page 5 is the discussion of Biological W 2004 Page #119  
the room..." but as I look at that page, which was dramatically all caps, t 2004 Page #193  
id — each line was centered on the page — "BRIEFING DOCUMENT FOR THE PRESID 2004 Page #193  
330 pages long; the second is a 12 page document called the "burned memo,"  2004 Page #242  
" The above figure shows the title page of the Bowen manuscript. This manus 2004 Page #244  
were stamped in red ink; the title page had the Top Secret/MAJIC classifica 2004 Page #244  
t is classified confidential up to page 221; that is the first page where w 2004 Page #245  
 up to page 221; that is the first page where we see the Top Secret/MAJIC c 2004 Page #245  
kin Forensic Laboratories. Also on page 189, with a chapter tide: "The Land 2004 Page #245  
nism about the Bowen manuscript is page 188 where there is a long handwritt 2004 Page #246  
hat is DM doing?" Then on the next page is another reference to Donald Menz 2004 Page #247  
on the pencil writing on the first page of the burned memo showed the compo 2004 Page #250  
The Burned Memo Contents The first page of this nine page document is a CIA 2004 Page #250  
ntents The first page of this nine page document is a CIA counterintelligen 2004 Page #250  
 burned a memo consists of a cover page and eight draft directives classifi 2004 Page #251  
 At least 130 pages hand printed ■ Page 128 titled "Brain Entry" ■ "I went  2005 Page #7  
ular that it appeared on the front page of the Los Angeles Times.3 2 "Air F 2005 Page #121  
o in question is shown on the next page. From a questioned document perspec 2005 Page #123  
anual's cover is shown on the next page with the complete text in the appen 2005 Page #127  
. And text stamped onto one inside page associates the document with a unit 2005 Page #129  
 when I asked to ha, e an original page for forensic analysis the document  2005 Page #131  
sions sought to begin with a blank page, save for the starting question, "W 2006 Page #49  
en story" would fall off the front page quickly, replaced by more than the  2006 Page #61  
ed the UP story, including a front page headline story in the "New York Dai 2006 Page #99  
ew Mexico events were significant (page 4): (After the Panel's review was i 2006 Page #104  
ts" - see MAJESTIC SERIES, No. 98, page 1.) More on bodies and autopsies: " 2006 Page #104  
 in the Special Operations Manual, page 6. See Figure 1 at the end of this  2006 Page #104  
l warfare (BW), 1st Annual Report, page 5: "BW programs in U.S. and U.K., a 2006 Page #105  
dical cures available." An item on page 9 reinforces this view: "13. In the 2006 Page #105  
r newspaper: "Regarding your front page article Wysteg Tremor' in the issue 2006 Page #121  
e 4: SOM1-01 Training Manual Title Page Our own government's TOP SECRET/MAJ 2006 Page #140  
 Trial and Hope 1946-1952 (Vol. 2, page 405; 1956). ACHESON TRUMAN LOVETT L 2006 Page #166  
by a heat wave. In fact, the front page of The Bellingham Herald for July 2 2006 Page #183  
obertson Panel member Dr. Thornton Page relates how he helped organized the 2007 Page #23  
smoking gun evidence that Thornton Page left behind, there are many circums 2007 Page #23  
teresting 1954 clip from the front page of the NYT in which President Eisen 2007 Page #24  
       ARCHIVIST AT WORK THE TITLE PAGE ...... _,..,. ... , rill tl~,c-_. , 2007 Page #43  
 were stamped with red ink ■ Title page was stamped TOP SECRET /MAJIC (TSM) 2007 Page #45  
                  FIRST TOP SECRET PAGE ■ "CONFIDENTIAL" caveat up top. 221 2007 Page #46  
uo.no, New York 7, Now York. Other page.:, hove another w11term.ark which i 2007 Page #46  
fficult to visualize . Still other page.:, have no watorm.a t"k. Tho tent o 2007 Page #46  
.ypewriter which produced t.ho 334 page document was iclentifi•d aa matchin 2007 Page #46  
 earliest Dr.Wood fanuary 30, 2001 Page 3 The ballpoint ink, "ere chcmiQJly 2007 Page #46  
great distances indeed. On another page, the city's Hyundai dealership prou 2007 Page #60  
orable, the top four fifths of the page was taken up by a grainy black and  2007 Page #61  
ef Producers. In this case, a fu!J page image of a grilled steak is accompa 2007 Page #62  
                         each face page. The illustration is accompanied by 2007 Page #65  
aque envelope and contained a four page, four color prospectus primed on hi 2007 Page #67  
 cat's eyes peered at you from the page wrule holdjng up his American Expre 2007 Page #68  
lark, Omrugraphics, Detroit, 1998, page 638 UFOs and the 1"\Tatio11al Sec11 2007 Page #77  
idgwick and Jackson, London, 1987, page 469 The Alien Agenda, Jim Marrs, Ha 2007 Page #77  
 a front cover, and two-and-a-half page article witrun. The subject was Vin 2007 Page #94  
 story. Notably, at the top of the page it clear!) scares: "References: MOO 2007 Page #135  
 "had a i\[oon Duse stamp -on each page." Riggs concludes "There was no his 2007 Page #139  
ticles are very contradictory, the page one coverage afforded this sighting 2007 Page #140  
it ........ .... this incident. On Page 3, under the title "Recent Sighting 2007 Page #165  
 be explained in the mundane. On a page in the file that appears prior to t 2008 Page #16  
tes further: "They submitted a 2-3 page report which went up their chain of 2008 Page #33  
Elk River? By Reporter John Dodge. Page 1 story about initial report; sever 2008 Page #48  
n, consisting mainly of one or two page summaries of individual sightings:  2008 Page #64  
spaper) ran the story on the front page under the headline "Army Spot UFOs  2008 Page #68  
r history with interest. The first page of the memo is shown on slide 7, af 2008 Page #105  
he pages were accompanied by a one page transmittal note. The pages themsel 2008 Page #109  
 is the complete copy of the first page on slide 33, showing the MJ-12 cave 2008 Page #109  
y understand any jargon. The first page of the memo shown in slide 34 was f 2008 Page #109  
stein. At the bottom of this first page, shown in slide 35 we have a pencil 2008 Page #110  
ce at shown in slide 38. The first page of the memo on slide 39 puts the su 2008 Page #110  
ttom line: tell them nothing. This page also shows a superb image of the CI 2008 Page #111  
:;.~ :~-· -_, ?..: __ .,. ~ -first page showing Cooper's marks in ~ .... ,, 2008 Page #116  
s was yesterday, July L It is a 9- page document with 8 tabs attached and h 2008 Page #119  
tached and has •er stamped on each page. It is a carbon copy addressed to M 2008 Page #119  
 pretty interesting JI :: . -First page of burned memo ll Who was Fritz? ■  2008 Page #120  
 ln a CC?Gpon!lible runnC?r. First Page Summarizes ■ Other agencies are get 2008 Page #121  
 Files" because it had a CIA cover page. It was received by Tim Cooper in J 2009 Page #8  
 consist of the following: A cover page (top secret UFO Sensitive Area with 2009 Page #8  
 Area with the CIA logo), a second page with the file number T3 l 00 l 0-05 2009 Page #8  
nificant portions of the following page. This made the retyping of the docu 2009 Page #8  
ollowing the 18 pages is one cover page, code word White Pebble, Project Je 2009 Page #8  
 except for the double-spaced last page that includes some paragraphs ident 2009 Page #8  
 (pp 17-18) Code Word White Pebble page (p 19) November 4, 1953 two-page le 2009 Page #8  
umber T3 l 00 I 0-055 on the cover page. This number is repeated as part of 2009 Page #13  
s repeated as part of the security page, shown as the TS control number. Th 2009 Page #13  
gue favoring authenticity for this page, which mentions Project Jehovah. Th 2009 Page #13  
ere is a note on the bottom of the page, "exempt from declassification ...  2009 Page #13  
e at end of this paper. The second page of the Eisenhower letter has been c 2009 Page #13  
 number shows up on both the title page rear and on the security page ident 2009 Page #13  
itle page rear and on the security page identifying several UFO-related nam 2009 Page #13  
ns: {a) The penultimate paragraph, page 4 of Inclosure Number 1 to your let 2009 Page #27  
 the Project. It says on the cover page: As you must know Lancer [Kennedy's 2009 Page #39  
J 960- 1969 .php#burnedmemo 19 See page one of burned Memorandum available  2009 Page #46  
f/kennedy _ ciadirector.pdf 21 See page one of burned Memorandum available  2009 Page #46  
tt, Appendix IV, pgs. 275-284, New Page Books, Franklin Lake, NJ, 2009. 2 H 2009 Page #96  
r front pages. The story even made page one of the New York Times as "A Tas 2009 Page #138  
Wednesday, October 1 It\ only made page six of the Times, but overnight the 2009 Page #138  
 on line. While skimming the front page daily headlines of spring 1947 usin 2009 Page #156  
enneth Arnold sighting on the same page and side by side! 156 -             2009 Page #162  
ngs or even a mention of the front page news he had made in mid-June 1947.  2009 Page #173  

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icity, although with sophisticated PageMaker or equivalent software availab 2003 Page #179  

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he PRO is home to several thousand pages of previously classified Ministry  2003 Page #74  
y as the "Kirtland Documents," the pages consist in part, of "Complaint For 2003 Page #147  
nnewitz was compiling thousands of pages of data, but it was electronic gob 2003 Page #149  
3 Las Vegas. Crash Conference• Two pages forwarded to the State Department  2003 Page #164  
ety of sources, totaling over 3500 pages, of which more than 600 pages are  2003 Page #169  
3500 pages, of which more than 600 pages are top secret. This table shows t 2003 Page #169  
 documents obtained, the number of pages, and the classification. M means c 2003 Page #169  
OVIDED DOCUMENTS Source When Docs. Pages Class. ■ Jaime Shandera 1984 2 8 T 2003 Page #169  
a Printed 5x7, copied on 8.5x11 (2 pages per page) □ Original simulated in  2003 Page #170  
urity warning notice on the facing pages. . It was, after developing, print 2003 Page #171  
ctual content of one of the Manual pages, the Extraterrestrial Technology C 2003 Page #176  
ed from Fort Meade in 2000 □ I saw pages come out of envelope □ TOP SECRET/ 2003 Page #180  
provides a comparison of the cover pages of our Manual and the Technical Ma 2003 Page #181  
 three years replacing or removing pages from the document. Each of these a 2003 Page #181  
ality copying revealed all r Eight pages were replaced from 1954- 56 by aut 2003 Page #182  
, Bldg 21” on facing page □ Change pages noted n Dates noted □ OK’d by eith 2003 Page #182  
ve now agreed to turn over 3 dozen pages of documents they have always clai 2003 Page #192  
l crash. Looking back at the 1,000 pages of UFO material that was released  2003 Page #200  
ermore follows the format of other pages of the White Hot Report suggesting 2003 Page #207  
 clear from examining the now many pages of official documentation on Moon  2004 Page #5  
g further, and came across several pages of U.S. Air Force material that sh 2004 Page #12  
t East Gate is almost five hundred pages long, though a good part of the te 2004 Page #48  
o D Flight, named on nine separate pages: Larry, I asked your publishers to 2004 Page #49  
 D Flight, name appears on fifteen pages. Witnessed the craft in Cape! Gree 2004 Page #49  
t and is referred to on thirty six pages of Left At East Gate. He is also t 2004 Page #50  
ain, 81st SPS, referred to on five pages: I was at the motor pool because n 2004 Page #50  
ed more than one hundred and fifty pages of event-related letters, reports, 2004 Page #58  
e two years earlier, none of these pages represented a smoking gun, but the 2004 Page #58  
vehicles" and entities. One of the pages contained a list of locations wher 2004 Page #69  
ories on American newspapers front pages. The Canadian who was in charge of 2004 Page #85  
ectively — amounted to hundreds of pages of previously unseen and vitally i 2004 Page #110  
shed; recovery not confirmed but 3 pages of firsthand reports 53 1973 Norto 2004 Page #113  
lying discs that were on the front pages of major American newspapers in Ju 2004 Page #176  
ks of the 1980s and the 3,000 plus pages known as the Majestic Documents th 2004 Page #180  
 examples such as the thousands of pages of leaked documents that Bob and R 2004 Page #196  
I file that is almost four hundred pages in length? Unlikely. Even more int 2004 Page #218  
inal documents comprising over 342 pages of Top Secret MJ-12 material. The  2004 Page #242  
Saucers" by Vernon Bowen, some 330 pages long; the second is a 12 page docu 2004 Page #242  
e envelope contained 330 8" x 10.5"pages, plus some other UFO related mater 2004 Page #244  
ying Saucers" by Vernon Bowen. The pages were old with clipping scraps fall 2004 Page #244  
ing scraps falling off many of the pages. The document had security stamps  2004 Page #244  
classification caveats. All of the pages in the manuscript were stamped in  2004 Page #244  
t/MAJIC classification, while most pages were stamped confidential. Of part 2004 Page #244  
ieval Conference chapter where the pages were all stamped TOP SECRET/MAJIC. 2004 Page #245  
ducted on the typewriting on these pages this is used to differentiate the  2004 Page #250  
s used to create the document. The pages are consistent with typewriter rib 2004 Page #250  
LIER WRITTEN CLAIMS ■ At least 130 pages hand printed ■ Page 128 titled "Br 2005 Page #7  
atsoever in UFOs, the thousands of pages of FOlA documentation showed this  2005 Page #73  
t the CIA. Even the change control pages were on the film showing ongoing u 2005 Page #129  
rence to a "UFOB Guide" section on pages 22-25 corresponds to a document re 2005 Page #129  
UFO Crash Retrieval Conference (or pages or paragraphs of the document) tha 2005 Page #138  
Uecti,·el y there were hundreds of pages of previously unseen and vitally i 2005 Page #139  
comports with approxjmatel y 1,000 pages of official documentation on MOON  2005 Page #142  
s Alien Autopsy film hit the front pages of numerous magazines and the 1V s 2005 Page #145  
ss and Giroux, New York, 2001, 399 pages. 3. Berliner, Don and Friedman Sta 2006 Page #13  
araview Special Edition, 2004) 227 pages. $17, including S and H from UFORI 2006 Page #13  
Edition 2005, Marlowe and Co., 296 pages. $17, incl. S and H from UFORI. Au 2006 Page #13  
 Printing Office, 1995 (about 1000 pages) 10                                2006 Page #13  
tounded to find nearly two hundred pages of documents that referenced UFO s 2006 Page #96  
eavily documented in this file and pages of published books about the story 2006 Page #96  
ood, R.S., The Majestic Documents, pages 87-103 17 Sandia Engineering Divis 2006 Page #103  
er, a careful evaluation of the 17 pages of the 1st Annual Report reveals 3 2006 Page #105  
 account was first revealed in the pages of the popular newsstand publicati 2006 Page #122  
ation (W.W. Norton Pub., NY; 1969; pages 479-480). The second version, publ 2006 Page #166  
omas (Simon and Shuster, NY; 1986; pages 544-545) is based in an interview  2006 Page #166  
 knows how to talk to people, turn pages, and twist knobs. INTRODUCTION: Tr 2006 Page #181  
Journal July, 1971, Vol. 9, No. 6, pages 66 and 67 9. Colm A. Kelleher and  2006 Page #208  
s. 2 1 1 1 16 1 1 14 48 1 10 3 4 ~ Pages Clilss. 8 TSMEO 11 T5R 4 TS 1 TS 4 2007 Page #42  
ESCRIPTION OF CONTENTS ■ About 330 pages, some fragile ■ Clippings were fal 2007 Page #43  
rough CLASSIFICATION CAVEATS ■ All pages were stamped with red ink ■ Title  2007 Page #45  
ped TOP SECRET /MAJIC (TSM) ■ Most pages stamped CONFIDENTIAL ■ TS pages st 2007 Page #45  
st pages stamped CONFIDENTIAL ■ TS pages started with the "US Air Force" Ch 2007 Page #45  
_ _ _,. .. ____ ----4--- ■"Burned" pages watermark is Eagle, shield, arrows 2007 Page #46  
rk and the typewriter Soane of the pages 1n the 33◄ paga lr\.30u:,cript h,1 2007 Page #46  
ore in character stepping from the pages of a Mother Goose tale rather than 2007 Page #64  
ted ads wi!J continue to visit the pages and screens of our newspapers, mag 2007 Page #77  
Eisenhower, 18 1\Tove111be1~ 1952, pages 2, 4 The UFO El/(ycloepdia , 2'1d  2007 Page #77  
an, Keyhole! Publishing Co., 2000, pages 43,82 Top Secret i\llajic, Stanton 2007 Page #77  
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rs, HarperCollins, New York, 1997, pages 22 The Chesapeake Co1111ectio11, R 2007 Page #77  
chsler and Debby Regimen ti, 1989, pages 122, 124, 125 Ul'e Are Not Alone,  2007 Page #77  
ivan, 1964, McGraw-Hill, New York, pages 278, 288 \Xfith special thanks to  2007 Page #77  
 commands). I read through lots of pages and watched many hours of the disc 2007 Page #85  
 town. Opened it up, and about two pages back in a small article it said th 2007 Page #126  
les Bahme, ISBN#0912212268) has 14 pages derucated to how to control a rusa 2007 Page #127  
t that Keyhoe describes witrun the pages of The F!Jing Sa11cer Conspira01 ( 2007 Page #132  
r beyond that described within the pages of her dedassi.ied FBI file, which 2007 Page #135  
into the publjc domain hundreds of pages of material on the Vela Incident - 2007 Page #143  
nnel Islands UFO sighting ran to 9 pages. Compare that with previous major  2008 Page #63  
ere the case files ran to over 100 pages of documentation . Investigations  2008 Page #63  
jor incidents can run to over I 00 pages of documentation . The entire proc 2008 Page #63  
ach file contained several hundred pages of documentation, consisting mainl 2008 Page #64  
therefore, there were thousands of pages of documentation in these 8 files, 2008 Page #64  
lanation and evaluation of the ten pages associated with the "Burned Memo;" 2008 Page #104  
documents representing almost 4000 pages, although probably 2/3 are not cla 2008 Page #104  
e Einstein/Oppenheimer memo of six pages. The other one from the ClA is the 2008 Page #105  
de 5) from Salina together with 38 pages of materials. Remarkably, it had b 2008 Page #105  
eport." I just copied the first 30 pages and used them as input. For the Ei 2008 Page #106  
slide 17.) 1 selected the first 30 pages (about l/8 of the book) as a repre 2008 Page #107  
, I question whether the second 30 pages might not have been a better choic 2008 Page #107  
a meter authorized to the CIA. The pages were accompanied by a one page tra 2008 Page #109  
y a one page transmittal note. The pages themselves are all burned and had  2008 Page #109  
 a total of eight tabs. All of the pages show scorch marks. However , the p 2008 Page #109  
s show scorch marks. However , the pages don't have them at the same spots, 2008 Page #109  
spots, thereby suggesting that the pages were thrown in the fire not attach 2008 Page #109  
 examiners . Included were several pages of the "Burned Memo." The followin 2008 Page #109  
ked for Angleton, and that these 8 pages are the only ones connecting MJ-12 2008 Page #110  
n the same positions on subsequent pages. This is a personal transmission , 2008 Page #110  
es, the fewer the leaks. The seven pages that follow are presumably the "di 2008 Page #110  
ources/ documents Soun:e When Docs Pages Closs. ■ Jaime Shandera 1984 a Bil 2008 Page #115  
Advanced Studies ■Cooper: first 30 pages of an unpublished book, WSPG 1947  2008 Page #116  
terature. ■I selected the first 30 pages, corresponding to about 14,000 wor 2008 Page #117  
Later correlated with CIA Zip ■All pages show scorch marks ■ Cover letter p 2008 Page #120  
rviews/ correspondence ■ About 500 pages ■ Pictures 152                     2008 Page #158  
ooks-but in addition, thousands of pages of "leaked" documents from multipl 2009 Page #7  
I am in possession of thousands of pages of "leaked" documents, many of whi 2009 Page #7  
Government employees on classified pages. Last year l focused on the conten 2009 Page #8  
er T3 l 00 l 0-055, followed by 18 pages of text, clearly typed on "onionsk 2009 Page #8  
ment painstaking. Following the 18 pages is one cover page, code word White 2009 Page #8  
ect Jehovah Director. The eighteen pages of text are titled at the beginnin 2009 Page #8  
to the DCI (pp 20-21) All of these pages are included at the end of this pa 2009 Page #8  
ese books contain reference to any pages about UFOs. His first contact with 2009 Page #9  
documents of similar length (a few pages) at a similar time (circa 1976 and 2009 Page #10  
r" (2396 words) included in the 18 pages from Source 4 (CIA analyst) and th 2009 Page #10  
ared by "L.C.R." at the end of the pages. It turned out that I found that c 2009 Page #11  
retense is made that the following pages and sections give a full and compl 2009 Page #12  
nd the globe. What about the other Pages? Now that we have established that 2009 Page #12  
ook at the other portions of these pages. Of immediate interest is the numb 2009 Page #13  
ah. The letter from Ike in the two pages following also allude to Project J 2009 Page #13  
retense is made that the following pages and sections give a full and compl 2009 Page #24  
 the Voronezh story on their front pages. The story even made page one of t 2009 Page #138  

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ND AFB N MEX Report Date: APR 1975 Pagination or Media Count : 190 Ab~tract 2007 Page #163  

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her name, Coast to Coast, from his Pahrump, Nevada studio. There was a grea 2006 Page #204  

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First Roswell." Close attention is paid to the primary witness, Reverend Hu 2003 Page #21  
UFO flap with particular attention paid to retrieval stories. Crisman turne 2003 Page #42  
entation of July 1989. Postage was paid by an Fmeter number 2223773 made by 2003 Page #171  
e footnote imprint says that MJ-12 paid for the printing 11/8/2003 Special  2003 Page #188  
ons were classified. The Air Force paid my phone bills. Stringfield's Publi 2004 Page #108  
ay, it wasn't long before soldiers paid him a visit to retrieve it. They re 2004 Page #143  
ion that I got an airline ticket — paid for it to go. It was I think the ni 2004 Page #196  
r anecdotal indication that he had paid any attention to all the publicity  2005 Page #94  
rcle the evidence. Ryan \Xlood has paid close attention to the evidence. In 2005 Page #117  
ons were classified. The Air Force paid my phone bills. Stringfield's first 2005 Page #139  
ough. MW: In your jobs did you get paid a lot. GM: Not much but I got into  2007 Page #82  
o those the computer work was well paid. MW: Did you progress in your job.  2007 Page #82  
 key witness, Estella Krussel, who paid close attention to the strange obje 2008 Page #49  
 she said it, I felt as if she had paid such close attention to the UFO she 2008 Page #50  
. By the late 1930s, Lee was being paid $25,000 a year for disseminating pr 2008 Page #127  
s Henry Kissinger , was also was a paid consultant to the Rockefellers. Acc 2008 Page #133  
ly from the American taxpayers who paid for these missions but from the vas 2008 Page #135  
g to end with respectful attention paid to the child witness accounts and T 2009 Page #138  

Word: "pain", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n the other hand, they have caused pain, suffering and even death." 7       2005 Page #9  
reature chat seemed co be in great pain. The creature was crouched and lean 2005 Page #31  
umonia, due to the location of the pain, or a urinary infection . HIV tests 2005 Page #33  
f the object, like a jackrabbit in pain, or like a baby crying, really sad. 2005 Page #155  
ling NHI influence, with attendant pain and destruction, both physical and  2006 Page #55  

Word: "painful", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r did we — because payback was too painful? 79                              2004 Page #82  
 skin around them and protuberant, painful when touched, each with a small  2006 Page #109  

Word: "pains", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. The officer complained of severe pains in his back and was taken to the h 2005 Page #33  
February 10, Chereze complained of pains in his back and high fever and was 2005 Page #33  
plays 'radiation' burns on arms • "Pains throughout the body" • Nausea • He 2006 Page #109  

Word: "painstaking", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 made the retyping of the document painstaking. Following the 18 pages is o 2009 Page #8  

Word: "painstakingly", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Jan. 2007 Prior to our journey, we painstakingly studied the "Deneb" report 2007 Page #188  

Word: "paint", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e DRES facibty looks run down with paint peeling badly on all the buildings 2005 Page #54  
e juxtaposition co all the peeling paint and boarded up windows on the buil 2005 Page #55  
on new doors surrounded by peeling paint . ... with brand new solid locks.  2005 Page #55  
t as pecuLiar amid all the peeLing paint and unkempt look of the buildings  2005 Page #56  
DRES BUILDING COVERED WJTH PEELING PAINT. BUT THE DOOR IS BRAND NEW WITH NE 2005 Page #66  
 black, also characteristic of the paint scheme used at the time. I found s 2006 Page #76  
 I found some skin with light gray paint against a natural metal background 2006 Page #76  
und and some pieces with dark blue paint against light gray. The early A-12 2006 Page #76  
UFO Crash Retrieval will hopefully paint the picture of the crash of a myst 2008 Page #42  
 son, Shannon reported may help to paint the details of just how seriously  2008 Page #53  
riefed in full when events seem to paint a clear picture of intent and that 2009 Page #16  

Word: "painted", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rings on the forward fuselage) was painted black, also characteristic of th 2006 Page #76  
rce markings and national insignia painted over a light gray background. I  2006 Page #76  
cured area. These helicopters were painted a neutral sand color and bore no 2006 Page #134  
s). Indeed, "FLlTAFF" was actually painted on a hangar at James Connolly AF 2007 Page #99  

Word: "painter", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ircraft. Burt Dinius, a well known painter of scenes of the Old West, also  2008 Page #46  

Word: "paintings", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 paperwork. One expert on shipping paintings has volunteered that the proce 2003 Page #176  

Word: "paints", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

In one fell literary swoop, Pflock paints Blanchard, the commander of the 5 2004 Page #222  
aterials and construction methods, paints and coatings, part numbers and in 2006 Page #72  
17A are very different. So are the paints and coatings. The F-101 contains  2006 Page #85  

Word: "pair", 15 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r the camera buffs, I shoot with a pair of old, but very good Nikon F2s I a 2003 Page #45  
orning of April 19, 1897, when the pair saw a cigar-shaped object with a br 2004 Page #29  
bout three miles to the north. The pair then heard what seemed to be an exp 2004 Page #29  
stock from that used for the Ramey pair, and not only that. The Speed Graph 2004 Page #234  
ey negatives and one of the Marcel pair, the final Marcel entry was handwri 2004 Page #235  
luence of "four Martinis" when the pair interviewed him in 1971 and was pro 2005 Page #40  
d from our hiding place, sharing a pair of binoculars, as the military grad 2005 Page #156  
, 39.2 light years away, we find a pair of sun like stars, Zeta 1 and Zeta  2006 Page #5  
ckly ran back into the house for a pair of field glasses. To his complete a 2006 Page #120  
8 ad in Electronic Ne111s, a large pair of alien eyes stare out at the view 2007 Page #62  
y cardstock , in 3-D, along with a pair of 3- D glasses. The cover was a se 2007 Page #67  
ed two pairs of legs and feet, one pair in blue suede shoes, the other in a 2007 Page #67  
 alien related theme appeared in a pair of TV commercials broadcast in 1989 2007 Page #75  
errestrial biological entity.' The pair of Levi Strauss ads were filmed in  2007 Page #75  
 invited aboard the saucer and the pair chatted at length about life on the 2009 Page #54  

Word: "pairs", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

!" The cover graphics included two pairs of legs and feet, one pair in blue 2007 Page #67  

Word: "paji", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

i.4 •r.rl.Nd u,,,,,&.. c. a. u,,rr PAJi, ClJ.1 ~ r-..!'IU.. =---, ... ~i. 0 2008 Page #22  

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HE LEADING DAILY AlEwSPAPERS OF LA PAL, NEL DIARIO", toelfr A FRtINT PArE • 2004 Page #21  
to San Diego, had just picked up a pal nearby for the last part of his jour 2004 Page #216  

Word: "palace-431", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

of same day -with samples (See: MD Palace-431 Report). Los Alamos Study 4FF 2007 Page #143  

Word: "palare-431", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e of Septemb er 22, 1979 titled MD Palare-431 Repod may be a reference to M 2007 Page #144  

Word: "pale", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

arger, more rounded cranium o Skin pale, chalky-yellow, thick, slightly peb 2003 Page #174  
were not sure. What they saw was a pale yellow light on top of a vagueness, 2004 Page #35  
d too. It was then that he saw the pale yellow light out on the Sound. Corp 2004 Page #37  
ate the thickness or height of the pale yellow light above the water. At th 2004 Page #39  
had assured the Mounties that the "pale yellow light" they were seeing on t 2004 Page #39  
e human types with flaxen hair and pale blue eyes. Charlie's first experien 2005 Page #164  

Word: "palestine", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

U thC1' Is any possibillty ct con• Palestine 1ormailly nolllied Scc:-ccentr 2009 Page #182  

Word: "palhares", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 command of Major Maciel, Sergeant Palhares, Corporal Rubens, and privates  2005 Page #31  
mp, among them Dr. Fortunato Badan Palhares. Food was brought in at most ir 2005 Page #32  

Word: "palicot", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nsulat2"n m.att"""' upon which the palicot lies. The handle from t.he other 2005 Page #17  

Word: "paliea", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

imited. A CNdt -..-wle, the CQlnty paliea -fUnlw---. butnono_...-. "A short 2007 Page #165  

Word: "pall", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ICLE FCLLOWS. CUOTE1 A SECOND FIRE PALL FELL FROM THE FicY EARLY IN /HE moR 2004 Page #21  
SAY THAT THESE sPmERFS erCAHE REAL PALL! OF FIRE VMEA THEY ENTERED THE Alt' 2004 Page #21  

Word: "palm", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tory is the visit of Eisenhower to Palm Springs in February 1954. It was du 2003 Page #192  
 month before Ike made his trip to Palm Springs, the APRO Bulletin publishe 2003 Page #192  
 gone to see them after a visit to Palm Springs. Or maybe, he was just visi 2004 Page #144  
t. This is a better drawing of its palm in this fashion without a thumb. If 2006 Page #159  

Word: "palmdale", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

jties. Near the towns of Rosamond, Palmdale, and L'lncaster are three myste 2005 Page #83  
bseived OISCS arriving and leaving Palmdale in the middle of nght and a bla 2007 Page #55  

Word: "palmer", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

man reported his experience to Ray Palmer, a publisher of pulp magazines li 2003 Page #41  
Stories that reflected UFO themes. Palmer hired Kenneth Arnold to investiga 2003 Page #41  
ICITY HINTS FROM ANNOTATIO NS "Ray Palmer, writing in the book on which he  2007 Page #48  
er question: Are Major Keyhoe, Ray Palmer, Kenneth Arnold, George Adamski,  2007 Page #48  
t Gate with Senior Aim1an, Wendell Palmer. SLIDE# 20 75                     2009 Page #81  
 Steve LaPlume. First, LaPlume and Palmer watched a light moving up and dow 2009 Page #82  
teve LaPlume told me he and Airman Palmer "knew somethin g was up and they  2009 Page #82  
 the East Gate, Airmen LaPlume and Palmer saw a blue, green, red and yellow 2009 Page #83  
                                   Palmer looked at me and I looked at him  2009 Page #85  
 us. HOW LONG DO YOU THINK YOU AND PALMER WATCHED IT CLOSE ABOVE YOU? Well, 2009 Page #85  
 supervisor.) Others on List Capt. Palmer Lt. Rose Sgt. Clarence ? Lt. Whee 2009 Page #94  

Word: "palmer's", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ght side of drawing. LaPlume's and Palmer's January 9, 1981, report of this 2009 Page #82  

Word: "palmiro", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ied Canadian researcher and writer Palmiro Campana phoned Dr. Walker's son  2004 Page #100  
Dr. Walker's papers after he died. Palmiro asked him if he had seen anythin 2004 Page #100  

Word: "palo", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

legedly from a UFO in Ubatuba, Sau Palo, Brazil was analyzed by the Brazili 2003 Page #107  

Word: "paloallo", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

building with 3 underground floors PaloAllo •Fire officials for location •B 2009 Page #192  

Word: "palomar", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

peeps through the telescope on Mt. Palomar indicate that many a scientist,  2004 Page #247  

Word: "pan", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ld in effect get out of the frying pan in 1969, and in 1973 not only get ba 2004 Page #178  
73 not only get back in the frying pan but jump right into the fire. The di 2004 Page #178  
the "Desert Experimental Range" as pan: of the international network of bio 2005 Page #54  
, the lights were on." DISSOLVE TO PAN FROM FLAGPOLE TO DRES BUILDINGS Stev 2005 Page #66  
at the one has derived at least in pan from the other. The smallest of open 2005 Page #85  
cial event in the United States as pan of his Disclosure Project, many mifa 2005 Page #147  
nds, Max Hastings & Simon Jenkins, Pan Books, 1997. 21. Conversation with M 2006 Page #137  
t Tell the People, Georgina Bruni, Pan Books, 2001. 32. Research Findings o 2006 Page #137  
, and got down underneath the beUy pan and took all his survival sruff and  2007 Page #125  

Word: "panama", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

or moving assets into Switzerland, Panama, Argentina and Brazil-all critica 2008 Page #129  
 a low price for photographing the Panama Canal and other defense installat 2008 Page #132  
ngles ■ Abduction in l\fanhattan ■ Panama: Dress Rehe:1rs.-1l for a New \X1 2008 Page #166  

Word: "pancake", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rocar, Chance Vought V-173 "Flying Pancake", Project SiJverbug, or the Chan 2007 Page #95  

Word: "pand", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 11·e11pon J:e grn,s rep:!cd: l;,n,pand a.d,b,M 'be!o:-c ?J:~,.:.chu- Gei,e 2009 Page #182  

Word: "pandemic", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

hooting at Fort Dix? ■ 1978 Global pandemic of UFOs ■ Freed om of Informati 2008 Page #161  
Pectations, 1976-1978 ■1978 Global pandemic of UFOs 4: The Empire Strikes B 2009 Page #144  

Word: "pandora", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

sts that made the atomic bomb (see Pandora 's Keepers: Nine Men and the Ato 2009 Page #9  

Word: "panel", 36 instance(s) (Back to Top)

of Washington caused the Robertson panel in 1953 to reduce public attention 2003 Page #170  
reason for suppression □ Robertson panel met in Jan 53, reduced public atte 2003 Page #170  
 the V-2 Upper Atmosphere Research Panel, which was established in January, 2004 Page #64  
e Upper Atmosphere Rocket Research Panel in March, 1948. Source: Engclopedi 2004 Page #64  
 Review of the President's Special Panel to Investigate the Capture of Unid 2004 Page #80  
ET Mj-12 report it states: 8. "The Panel was concerned over the contaminati 2004 Page #81  
at Fort Detrick, Maryland. 10. The Panel was also concerned with the detect 2004 Page #81  
was used in the 1953 CIA Robertson panel report on UFOs. At the time Lundah 2004 Page #101  
. Months after doing the Robertson Panel UFO photographic work he was hired 2004 Page #101  
the NSC who received the Robertson Panel Report when it was sent to the Whi 2004 Page #103  
hat had analyzed the CIA Robertson Panel UFO photographic evidence. In fact 2004 Page #104  
the guy who did the 1952 Robertson Panel guy. Anyway Bob Baker was very wel 2004 Page #184  
 is the existence of a blue ribbon panel of military and scientific minds c 2004 Page #242  
oking at here is a brand new solar panel array that has been installed on t 2005 Page #66  
s a little over Sl 00,000 of solar panel array that is set up in the middle 2005 Page #66  
ticed an anomaly on his instrument panel. Soon the A-12 began to shudder an 2006 Page #74  
es, part of the interphone control panel and other identifiable cockpit ite 2006 Page #76  
damage from unknown causes. 8. The Panel was concerned over the contaminati 2006 Page #103  
earing Pilots and Planes The MJ-12 panel added an Annex C, Paragraphs 2 to  2006 Page #140  
he UFO situation via the Robertson Panel. 11                                2007 Page #17  
      Not long after the Robertson Panel made its recommendations co debunk 2007 Page #18  
eadv mentioned the CIA's Robertson Panel and hO\v it ordered UFOs to be ✓ d 2007 Page #21  
-scenes role in both the Robertson Panel and the Condon Commission, two inv 2007 Page #22  
is hand-writt en letter, Robertson Panel member Dr. Thornton Page relates h 2007 Page #23  
nce for New York Times I Robertson Panel cooperation: ► 1) CIA wanted to su 2007 Page #23  
ets.· .. ,.. 1953: CIA's Robertson Panel calls for mass media Prtl!!ram of  2007 Page #26  
a assets." ► 1953: CIA's Robertson Panel calls for mass media program of tr 2007 Page #26  
                         Robertson Panel Let's step back now and look at th 2007 Page #28  
he Carter administration created a panel of experts to look into the matter 2007 Page #143  
vertheless, it was conceded by rhe panel that: " ... we cannot rule out tha 2007 Page #143  
ard Islands incident citied Ad Hoc Panel Report on the Septel)l/;er 22 Evmt 2007 Page #144  
en due to the presence of what the Panel oddly described as a "zoo event."  2007 Page #144  
s, straight behind this instrument panel because neither Lieutenant Larson, 2008 Page #10  
a member of the 1952 CIA-sponsored panel headed by Dr. H. P. Robertson whic 2008 Page #134  
nd advisor to the CIA 's Robertson Panel Report on UFO's and national secur 2009 Page #25  
 BY MJ-12 GROUP TECHNICAL ADVISORY PANEL (MTAP-12) FOR USE BY: EMERGENCY CO 2009 Page #26  

Word: "panel's", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e significant (page 4): (After the Panel's review was initiated, GHC/IPU pu 2006 Page #104  
 say for certain that the Robenson Panel's recommendations were carried out 2007 Page #23  
ow about UFOs around the Robertson Panel's conclusions. Now you should be a 2007 Page #23  
was of nuclear origin." le was the panel's tentative conclusion that the sa 2007 Page #143  

Word: "panelpowered", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ooking DRES buildings, a new solar panelpowered mono-directional antenna ri 2005 Page #57  

Word: "panels", 20 instance(s) (Back to Top)

lien technology within the control panels, albeit fused and melted when the 2003 Page #100  
     Layered Bi/Mg Metal Figure 5- Panels with six-fingered hand depression 2003 Page #101  
U.K. The 6-fingered hand imprinted panels were allegedly filmed by a former 2003 Page #101  
Air Force cameraman who said those panels were retrieved from a vehicle tha 2003 Page #101  
stems — and hand imprinted control panels. This is what Col. Corso wrote ab 2003 Page #101  
his is what Col. Corso wrote about panels retrieved from a "crescent-shaped 2003 Page #101  
ion: "...the series of raised deck panels where there were indentations for 2003 Page #101  
' hands. The indentations on these panels, as the Roswell field reports des 2003 Page #101  
along their bodies and through the panels into the ship itself as if the sh 2003 Page #101  
t suits and hand imprinted control panels. On May 27, 1996, a third letter  2003 Page #102  
al antenna rises up. SUDE#18 Solar panels behind chain-link fence and secur 2005 Page #57  
 security barbwire SLIDE# 19 Solar panels and power poles going off tO DRES 2005 Page #57  
RES buildings is a series of solar panels surrounded by chain-link fence co 2005 Page #57  
res/poles The power from the solar panels is transferred on power poles ... 2005 Page #57  
ve was surprised to find new solar panels, new doors, new locks, NE\Xf ante 2005 Page #66  
ing. STEVE RAISES ARM TOWARD SOLAR PANELS BEHIND FENCE ''\Xfhat we're looki 2005 Page #66  
e of these rectangles on these big panels here they are roughly 18 by 48 in 2005 Page #66  
er words, each one of these bigger panels is approximately $50,000. So what 2005 Page #66  
OOM ALONG PO\XIER POLES FROM SOLAR PANELS TO DRES BUILDINGS CUT TO: STEVE I 2005 Page #66  
er (Fig. 8). It had several access panels that I recognized from studying p 2006 Page #80  

Word: "panes", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s the angle of the slants from the panes of the windows from the hangar, th 2006 Page #158  
 advertised, the company's Dockers panes. Both versions of the commercial u 2007 Page #75  

Word: "panhandle", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

direction toward the West Virginia panhandle. It nearly hit a commercial pa 2006 Page #97  
t shortly before going down in the panhandle near Wheeling. This object the 2006 Page #97  

Word: "panic", 28 instance(s) (Back to Top)

likely to find more solutions n No panic — We are already adjusted to ETs □ 2003 Page #188  
ss discovered Ike had disappeared. Panic broke out and one reporter almost  2003 Page #192  
as misplaced secrecy might lead to panic." The newspaper continued: "Contra 2004 Page #13  
ion, this information could create panic. Then it would threaten to break d 2004 Page #75  
at Americans, and the world, would panic. Also, the advanced technologies n 2004 Page #79  
and the public in order to prevent panic and to maintain national security. 2004 Page #80  
en developed. Keyhoe reported that panic set in within the Air Force, and t 2004 Page #103  
, Soviets) • Early genuine fear of panic (War of Worlds) • Apprehension abo 2004 Page #122  
concerns the possibility of public panic. I don't think the secret-keepers  2005 Page #85  
e they afraid of War of the Worlds Panic? I hardly think so. After all, New 2006 Page #8  
ns. What could we do against them? Panic was not inappropriate. First we ha 2006 Page #8  
ould be swept by shock, horror and panic. Governments and individuals would 2006 Page #55  
ssured while managing outbreaks of panic would be paramount concerns. Gover 2006 Page #62  
strangeness -hostility is evident, panic would ensue. Many people would bec 2006 Page #63  
s will occur, including widespread panic, looting, vigilantism, survivalism 2006 Page #68  
esponse. Chaos and confusion, mass panic, vigilantism, social breakdown are 2006 Page #68  
s clear. Chaos and confusion, mass panic and social breakdown are possible, 2006 Page #69  
tory that was broadcasted across a panic stricken Washington D.C. and event 2006 Page #89  
the image stuck: aliens will cause panic if they are really here. This assu 2006 Page #103  
 extraterrestria1. 12 So, avoiding panic became one of the centerpieces of  2006 Page #103  
n that it deals with the potential panic, but introduces a reality found to 2006 Page #103  
deal with preventing epidemics and panic as well as gaining control of the  2006 Page #116  
project would have caused the very panic we would be trying to prevent, a c 2006 Page #116  
deal with preventing epidemics and panic as well as gaining control of the  2006 Page #117  
id it was just a NORAD test, don't panic about it. It was not a big deal."  2006 Page #149  
te defeat. This was causing a near panic situation in the USA. By the end o 2006 Page #165  
f defense systems ► Social 1) Mass panic (Hadley Cantril & War of the World 2007 Page #36  
. All villagers were stricken with panic and took to the streets, women cri 2008 Page #98  

Word: "panicked", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

language. People at that time were panicked and reacted hysterically to sil 2004 Page #133  
hype, that millions of people were panicked by the potential threat of alie 2006 Page #102  
al contact with the plane, and the panicked pilot radioed air traffic contr 2007 Page #191  

Word: "panicking", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

about UFOs and the aliens, without panicking them, how best could this be d 2006 Page #205  

Word: "panicky", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e work of communist terrorists , a panicky German Parliament voted 441 to 9 2008 Page #128  

Word: "panoramic", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, Sl'Cko. lo undcnt:ind the \\holr panoramic :lSJ)('C'I auoci:1trd in ~co:, 2005 Page #107  

Word: "pans", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

but they are holding back until it pans out. They don't want to give me a £ 2007 Page #92  

Word: "pantheon", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

opf, Anchor, Everyrnan 's Library, Pantheon Books, Vintage, The Modern Libr 2008 Page #143  

Word: "pantograph", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Signature Hypotheses: Photocopy or Pantograph? 1. A faker might have copied 2003 Page #203  
ve signatures are legitimate and a pantograph was used. This explains the i 2003 Page #204  
 the President and signed with the pantograph thus explaining how the signa 2003 Page #211  

Word: "pants", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e is the military man in his khaki pants and brown shoes and this is the fr 2006 Page #158  
 we find ourselves caught with our pants down to use an old phrase. We do h 2009 Page #16  

Word: "pao", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 THAT A SECOND UNIDENTIFIED 00JECT PAO SEEN fnmin NEAR SANTA CRUZ. ITEM 2pt 2004 Page #21  

Word: "paola", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

alida, rurector of the group AJON, Paola Maluje, and the psycruatrist Dr. M 2007 Page #200  

Word: "paolo", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

te virtually every sphere of life. Paolo Lionni, in his 1993 book The Leipz 2008 Page #144  

Word: "papagos", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

overed;" pear-shaped heads" 5 1947 Papagos Reservation, Arizona, USA 1 1 1  2004 Page #110  

Word: "paper", 151 instance(s) (Back to Top)

In 1941 Ryan S. Wood ABSRACT: This paper will review the primary and second 2003 Page #21  
clusion that according to both the paper trail and witnesses this is the "F 2003 Page #21  
his will be discussed later in the paper. Here is part of the story in Char 2003 Page #23  
y weak and is discussed in another paper on Psychological Warfare and the M 2003 Page #26  
aerial phenomenon" Liabilities: no paper forensics possible What impresses  2003 Page #26  
ownside is that it is not original paper. Next we come to a memo addressed  2003 Page #27  
f such wonders ” □ Liabilities: no paper forensics possible or confirmation 2003 Page #27  
aper, yet in 1941 he supported the paper via contract work but was out in t 2003 Page #34  
cksburg. By the time you read this paper, the SCI-FI Channel's new tv docum 2003 Page #65  
rate. It is the contention of this paper that Mr. Forrestal was in fact mur 2003 Page #85  
oem from the book on hospital memo paper, but he had apparently been interr 2003 Page #94  
rostatic field was a thin piece of paper suspended above the generator. The 2003 Page #110  
and the control were placed on the paper. 106                               2003 Page #110  
rom his October 30, 2003, research paper entitled, "Anomalous Energy Transf 2003 Page #112  
acks on Roswell & MJ-12 ‘ re MJ-12 paper* “Evidence of mjlfcasancr n.u plen 2003 Page #135  
rm to go* ci □ men tn I style. the paper* earned no top secret registration 2003 Page #135  
dberg. "Enemies Within ” Re M J-12 paper* "The Air Force says the document  2003 Page #135  
hat work stoppage will not occur...paper work for new contract..." November 2003 Page #162  
 physical processes, with original paper, it is possible to date the ink, i 2003 Page #178  
nk, identify the watermark and the paper. For typewriter impressions on ori 2003 Page #178  
typewriter impressions on original paper, it is usually possible to compare 2003 Page #178  
is hand and noted that it was "old paper." The fact that the film negative  2003 Page #179  
sical • Date the ink, watermark or paper o Identify typewriter make and mod 2003 Page #180  
“held it in my hand and it was old paper ” n Dale Bailey handled it in 1976 2003 Page #180  
ecting the generic use of a strong paper made of sulfate pulp. The classic  2003 Page #181  
S VEGAS REVIEW ARTICLE □ Las Vegas paper described a massive construction p 2003 Page #182  
 to come up with a single piece of paper on the unit after reviewing almost 2003 Page #194  
hich is in the attachments of this paper, but there is no direct evidence t 2003 Page #208  
d Vincent that the Chiefs of Staff paper was not quite realistic and soluti 2003 Page #230  
ive a brief press release to local paper in which flth AF Hdqrs. promptly d 2003 Page #235  
al capabilities. The author of the paper elaborates: 1. Unidentified Flying 2004 Page #4  
ly recently fell from the sky. The paper quotes a "Latin" correspondent's s 2004 Page #7  
ent hot-air balloons out of tissue paper and candles, provoking sightings a 2004 Page #28  
cant as the entries that did. This paper then was an opportunity to pull to 2004 Page #46  
; military documents, letters, and paper trail; the testimony of many milit 2004 Page #48  
Doty showed me an alleged briefing paper for the President of the United St 2004 Page #69  
 the alleged presidential briefing paper I was shown at Kirtland AFB in 198 2004 Page #73  
done orally to prevent a traceable paper trail. General Robert Landry, who  2004 Page #84  
eived the clearance and prepared a paper on a theory for flying saucer prop 2004 Page #90  
n collected by Project Magnet. The paper was couriered to Dr. Bush by promi 2004 Page #90  
und work for this presentation and paper, and he can be proud of his accura 2004 Page #106  
ner, wrote an extremely innovative paper in 1988(?) outlining the procedure 2004 Page #127  
rial that somewhat resembled heavy paper or parchment. There were also smal 2004 Page #135  
 related to the hydrogen bomb. His paper was eventually declassified by Can 2004 Page #140  
" or anything else on the piece of paper in Ramey's hand. They dispute whet 2004 Page #141  
s, typing where the type is in the paper. It said — each line was centered  2004 Page #193  
 Beyond the Grave" (self-published paper, 1999); William L. Moore, "Little  2004 Page #223  
 of Silas Newton" (self- published paper, 1985). 6 Redfern, Nick "The Legen 2004 Page #223  
 photos of Ramey he had a piece of paper in his hand. In one, it was folded 2004 Page #230  
 appears to be text printed on the paper. In an attempt to read this text t 2004 Page #230  
Office Photos across town from one paper or news service to another when th 2004 Page #238  
nferred from the fact that packing paper in both of these images can be see 2004 Page #238  
me position in both shots, yet the paper in question is not seen at all in  2004 Page #238  
ajority of Americans believe. This paper will present the results of my inv 2004 Page #242  
tication principles of provenance, paper and ink analysis, content analysis 2004 Page #242  
On original onionskin, watermarked paper with numerous authenticating marke 2004 Page #242  
ically, including marginalia, ink, paper, content, and provenance. An overv 2004 Page #242  
lts. Besides the forensics of ink, paper, and watermark, there is suggestiv 2004 Page #243  
e did it come from?; the second is paper and ink analysis; the third, conte 2004 Page #243  
ng for each document. For example, paper and ink analysis might weigh more  2004 Page #243  
On original onionskin, watermarked paper with numerous authenticating marke 2004 Page #247  
computers and there is no existing paper trail to my knowledge. Source S-1  2004 Page #248  
 that these experts in typewriters paper and ink analysis basically work fo 2004 Page #250  
itions, Rewritings, Ink Dating and Paper, Typewriting, Facsimiles, Photocop 2004 Page #250  
 a shield. The manufacturer of the paper cannot be located at present altho 2004 Page #250  
de precisely who manufactured this paper except that it is indicative of Go 2004 Page #250  
Government Issue. At the time this paper was written many additional tests  2004 Page #250  
 sake of argument. Given the inks, paper watermarks, and content, it is onl 2004 Page #253  
cts of the MJ-12 documents, see my paper on www.majesticdocuments.com under 2004 Page #254  
 this particular case. In his 1978 paper, Retrievals of the Third Kind, pre 2005 Page #41  
the base. The next day he said the paper was snatched from McAdams and offi 2005 Page #42  
 from "a source" in Canada. In his paper The UFO Crash/ Re1n·eval Sy11dro11 2005 Page #43  
he Kingman crash. Described in his paper as Case A-1 (and which is itself a 2005 Page #43  
tract 6 contained in Scringfield's paper presented at the annual NfUFON Con 2005 Page #43  
al Conference In his February 1994 paper, UFO Cmsh/ Retriev(l/s: S em,:h Fo 2005 Page #44  
 which he did not want to put onto paper. A week later he was killed. 42    2005 Page #44  
ograph s on old photographic style paper and they ·were not cut and pasted  2005 Page #67  
re too numerous to mention in this paper, but in fact they are legion. A 19 2005 Page #74  
spect foul play in his death? This paper draws from a number of printed, ar 2005 Page #88  
 of ufology. The intention of thjs paper is to help familiarize the reader  2005 Page #88  
at deal more information than this paper is designed to cover, and it is no 2005 Page #98  
 had sent Eisenhower a copy of rus paper documenting the Oranur Experiment, 2005 Page #101  
ments that had sprung from it. The paper was entitled "Atoms for Peace." Th 2005 Page #101  
ny student of ufology. I hope chis paper will encourage readers to seek out 2005 Page #104  
s a memo in carbon on 'onion skin' paper from Roben Cutler, who was a speci 2005 Page #125  
the Special Operations Manual This paper both responds to criticism of skep 2005 Page #129  
 was able to thumb through it, the paper and ACCO binder looked old and whe 2005 Page #131  
shed, of course, is testing of the paper and ink. Yer with limited resource 2005 Page #131  
e results of the forensic tests of paper, ink, watermark , typewriter and h 2005 Page #135  
Forensics (physical trace testing, paper and ink testing of documents, fore 2005 Page #135  
rials testing, testing of original paper, verifying watermarks, and testing 2005 Page #136  
ct ET materials. Forensic tests of paper, ink, obscure content, handwritin  2005 Page #137  
amine these possibilities in th.is paper and try ro sum up what has been le 2005 Page #161  
restrial related projects. In this paper, I will use both SOM1-01 and whist 2006 Page #14  
-12 Group projects. 8. The lack of paper trail or awareness by normal milit 2006 Page #24  
es for Black Operations" leaves no paper trail, minimizes the number of ind 2006 Page #24  
d the final report from which this paper is adapted. John L. Petersen kindl 2006 Page #49  
rightens Woman and Six Boys." This paper gave a quoted description of the g 2006 Page #99  
ven thought they may not put it on paper. For example, the process of remot 2006 Page #102  
6. See Figure 1 at the end of this paper. 18 Atomic Energy Commission 101   2006 Page #104  
30 See Figure 2 at the end of this paper for a chart of frequency of occurr 2006 Page #115  
wo documented events related? This paper contains a discussion of the possi 2006 Page #164  
S. E. , H. Vornon , Incorpo rated, paper company , whose addre.:,s is liote 2007 Page #46  
 of research. T began work on chis paper vaguely expectin g co confirm one  2007 Page #59  
scribing to the other. I hope this paper will create some debate and exchan 2007 Page #59  
sstand readers to subscribe co the paper. The simple sketch showed a smjlin 2007 Page #67  
hower Briefing Document of 1952, a paper wl,jch djdn't see the public light 2007 Page #75  
h field. Quoting from the briefing paper, "A similar analysis of the four d 2007 Page #75  
for Human Affairs," or any related paper or UFO book, tl1rough his work at  2007 Page #76  
us team had completed most of the "paper studies" on these highly unusual a 2007 Page #111  
n metallic fragments like aluminum paper but solid and some were the size o 2007 Page #128  
ly recently fell from the sky. The paper quotes a "Latin: correspondent's s 2007 Page #141  
ote: All content contained in this paper is copyrighted by Noe Torres and R 2007 Page #192  
this materialwruch was as light as paper. I enclose herewith a small sample 2007 Page #194  
org/ubatubanal.hcrn), and a second paper co-written \\~th Brazilian astroph 2007 Page #195  
amous), we wanted to restrict this paper to cases where actual metallic fra 2007 Page #201  
e five fragments presented in this paper is still a mystery. As mentioned t 2007 Page #202  
stery. As mentioned throughout the paper, they appear to be originally some 2007 Page #202  
s blacked out with large pieces of paper. Through a hole, or a place where  2008 Page #14  
rough a hole, or a place where the paper didn't fully cover the window, he  2008 Page #14  
the events on a couple of sides of paper and attach the original reports."  2008 Page #34  
tly, and of deep relevance to this paper, the group further detern1ined tha 2008 Page #35  
throughout entire the body of this paper. Time and again, I have cited case 2008 Page #37  
 to do it properly. I once wrote a paper on this for the MoD Press Office ( 2008 Page #68  
s and videos, etc. The Limits of a Paper Trail A word of warning. Documents 2008 Page #68  
 journalist will tell you that the paper trail can only lead you so far. ln 2008 Page #69  
amining a document on the original paper, called the "Burned Memo" that is  2008 Page #104  
ore, these were the days of carbon paper, and typographic errors were often 2008 Page #105  
 QD would today be called a "white paper," a rather broad speculative opini 2008 Page #106  
achment C. The manufacturer of the paper could not be located. The red stam 2008 Page #109  
it, some more of the little burned paper has flecked off. There is a note i 2008 Page #109  
mmary ■Einstein/Oppenheimer "white paper" ■The "burned memo" ■Status derive 2008 Page #115  
ned I be(iew: •Fritz for JJA•. The paper has a government water mark and ap 2008 Page #119  
 Burned Memo Conclusions ■Original paper and ink dating essentially rules o 2008 Page #122  
ER WAS DR,\FTED • DRAFT BACKGROUND PAPER EMPI·L\SIZED • AIRCRAFT INCIDENTS  2008 Page #154  
 sources, some of them on original paper. My real research did not really b 2009 Page #7  
 got interested and we presented a paper together reporting our conclusion  2009 Page #7  
on one leaked document on original paper (An Encyclopaedia of Flying Saucer 2009 Page #7  
es are included at the end of this paper, compacted to save space but large 2009 Page #8  
R." is included at the end of this paper. ln the years I 946-1955 1956 1958 2009 Page #11  
ty safe." See image at end of this paper. The second page of the Eisenhower 2009 Page #13  
ty is the underlying issue of this paper. I can draw two statements from th 2009 Page #14  
Stringfield Connection In his 1978 paper, Retrievals of the Third Kind, pre 2009 Page #49  
hly obscure and technical research paper called "High-Altitud e Parachute R 2009 Page #90  
s was a project so secret that the paper had to be held ... it had to go ri 2009 Page #91  
of it .. .I left a piece of carbon paper in the drawer and I got in trouble 2009 Page #92  
oject as an offensive weapon," the paper continues , "it does not offer suc 2009 Page #159  
er than that he would not go," the paper says. "He would not discuss its na 2009 Page #160  
ances When doing research for this paper at the Scripps institute of Oceano 2009 Page #173  
e to be the subject of a different paper as it far too complex to examine i 2009 Page #179  
and , olterulve. wc;,po:,. ,'" the paper, howe\'er, W'5. smd lo have the co 2009 Page #182  

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 technique that creates writing on paper-may be germane. Are there new fore 2005 Page #136  

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ment, Nazi Scientists, and Project Paperc/ip, 1945-1990 wrote that she had  2008 Page #137  

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ed Secret www ma/eshcdocuments com PAPERCLIP Strength Report December 19, 1 2003 Page #158  
OIA sequence Correct ER-1-2735 for Paperclip related Corner typing right mo 2003 Page #159  
er \Xlorld \Xlar II under "Project Paperclip" to co-opt Nazi science and ke 2005 Page #125  
ed a reply to !us FOIA request for Paperclip information from the CIA. Incl 2005 Page #125  
ise in UFO discussion s. 8 Project Paperclip has been brilliantly researche 2005 Page #125  
exas, in 194 7 during the time the Paperclip scientists were there. He also 2008 Page #134  
oth the Roswell crash and the Nazi Paperclip scientists. ---Dr. Lloyd V Ber 2008 Page #134  
r several programs such as Project Paperclip . By 1955, more than a thousan 2008 Page #137  
d more than 130 reports on Project Paperclip subjects-and every one "had be 2008 Page #137  
curity threat classification. "The Paperclip office operated out of the Int 2008 Page #137  
 Agency (JlOA) who managed Project Paperclip soon began receiving security  2008 Page #137  
i." Despite government claims that Paperclip was ended in 1947, according t 2008 Page #137  
ry." By the 1990s, when details of Paperclip finally reached the public's e 2008 Page #137  
the more recognizable names of the Paperclip 131                            2008 Page #137  
s of his pro-Nazi masters. Project Paperclip quickly came under the control 2008 Page #138  
n Relations . After its inception, Paperclip was run by the Intelligence Di 2008 Page #138  
alsh operating out of Berlin. "The Paperclip office operated out of the Int 2008 Page #138  
bank, assumed control over Project Paperclip and increased the flow of Nati 2008 Page #138  
y to the US after WWII via Project Paperclip. She stated that one night she 2009 Page #92  
other histories related to Project Paperclip scientists brought to the US,  2009 Page #93  
n Braun or perhaps, another of the Paperclip scientists. JUNE CRAIN (CUBBAG 2009 Page #94  

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he CIA. Included was a 12 Apr 1949 PapercLip-relat ed document from Adm. Hi 2005 Page #125  

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nds Missile Range under "Operacion Paperdip". The remainin g group of scien 2007 Page #111  

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ml , 1\/aef Scimtisls, and Pro.Jed Paperrlip, 1945 lo 1990, St. Martin's Pr 2005 Page #125  

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til the next day to read the local papers. I wasn't disappointed as the UFO 2003 Page #55  
g with many other local small town papers. Both the AP and UPI transmitted  2003 Page #55  
, a special section was devoted to papers dealing with recent work involvin 2003 Page #115  
PU - (source of many of the Cooper Papers Another living witness retired fr 2003 Page #162  
for his legal work on the Pentagon papers, the Karen Silkwood case, Iran-Co 2003 Page #197  
 a series of Department of Defense papers forwarded to me by the DIA (and r 2004 Page #10  
 in mid-1952. I reviewed the CIA's papers for August of that year: Writing  2004 Page #12  
e was a native of the planet Mars. Papers found on his person — evidently t 2004 Page #26  
all reading an article in the 1897 papers in which prominent scientists ass 2004 Page #28  
 incident until it appeared in the papers recently. We were living in Auror 2004 Page #29  
 wreckage, nor were the spaceman's papers ever published. The other airship 2004 Page #31  
lated to the incident. While these papers did not contain a 'smoking gun,'  2004 Page #58  
nomena. The ensuing publicity from papers all over the country was too much 2004 Page #87  
had been in charge of Dr. Walker's papers after he died. Palmiro asked him  2004 Page #100  
 had seen anything in his father's papers related to UFOs. Brian confirmed  2004 Page #100  
9 Newspaper report on crashed UFO; papers collected; destroyed them 22 1952 2004 Page #111  
 that he is dead and access to his papers has been allegedly rejected on se 2004 Page #115  
t, if we go by what we read in the papers and hear on the news. However, co 2004 Page #132  
s but others appear to be original papers, arguably appropriate for their t 2004 Page #134  
sh Retrieval Conference. The MJ-12 papers, first made known to a small grou 2004 Page #134  
the incident had been published in papers nationwide. Two subsequent clues  2004 Page #135  
formation contained in such forged papers is complete fiction? This is anot 2004 Page #141  
he wire for the East Coast evening papers. Johnson is alive today, 224      2004 Page #227  
ndeveloped film, and some original papers — that tell the detailed story of 2004 Page #242  
ershed event that should be in the papers and spread far and wide, but the  2004 Page #253  
hing, including voter registration papers. The~ rook with them the weather  2005 Page #157  
The information contained in these papers is the copyrighted material of th 2006 Page #2  
5. None of his presumably relevant papers have been round Ben Rich of Lockh 2006 Page #27  
s in time for the Saturday morning papers. The newspaper headlines across W 2006 Page #94  
rious researchers. A collection of papers was also begun containing researc 2006 Page #197  
ngs, letters and other interesting papers from the psi, UFO, and alternativ 2006 Page #197  
ve card file and I helped him type papers and book chapters. During my stay 2006 Page #203  
The information contained in these papers is the copyrighted material of th 2007 Page #3  
pied every article ever written in papers and magazines up until 1960 ■ He  2007 Page #43  
e. As soon as this appeared in the papers, I received a call from Lou Corbi 2007 Page #133  
ona Press); and author of numerous papers. According to a NASA News Release 2007 Page #198  
The information contained in these papers is rhe copyrighted material of th 2008 Page #3  
aterial on crop circles, including papers showing how the MoD tried to get  2008 Page #67  
ere all dead at the time the MJ-12 papers surfaced , thus unable to answer  2008 Page #134  
The information contained in these papers is the cop) righted material of t 2009 Page #3  
942 when she was 18 years old. The papers she gave me, now augmented and ve 2009 Page #87  
dent was playing itself out in the papers, and the minds of ufologists, the 2009 Page #137  
E HEEERE!" More regional and local papers overall treated the story with co 2009 Page #138  
e than 50 technical and scientific papers and the holder of many patents. P 2009 Page #164  
f California published a number of papers relating to certain phases of the 2009 Page #166  
1944." According to Snodgrass' own papers, the exact itinerary was February 2009 Page #169  
irmed by Snodgrass in his personal papers.                                  2009 Page #170  
f California published a number of papers relating to certain phases of the 2009 Page #172  
ell as the James Marion Snodgrass' papers donated to the Scripps Library. I 2009 Page #173  

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cu emnts.com for Dr. Robert Wood's papers-Validating the New Majestic Docum 2005 Page #130  

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nuary 1951. Slide 30 describes the paperwork process to ensure proper accou 2003 Page #176  
cedures for packing and associated paperwork. One expert on shipping painti 2003 Page #176  
Truman Twining directive. Look for paperwork evidence. Find the original si 2003 Page #210  
ent is purposely kept clear of any paperwork. The president is kept up to d 2004 Page #84  
few days to have a look at all the paperwork and then passed it back down t 2008 Page #34  
ed to track down the original 1957 paperwork if they are to get to the bott 2008 Page #66  

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 two very helpful sources: Dominic Papetti, the captain/owner of the boat t 2006 Page #180  
d Whatcom County resident, Dominic Papetti. At first, as the crew searches  2006 Page #187  
ensuing retrieval attempt, Dominic Papetti recalls watching unmarked airpla 2006 Page #187  
 38 From an interview with Dominic Papetti, April 2005. 39 The Bellingham H 2006 Page #187  
spot aboard the Diane with Dominic Papetti at the helm. This time, the Dian 2006 Page #188  
nce ought to be all about. Dominic Papetti, who piloted his boat Diane duri 2006 Page #193  
 the sky that wasn't supposed to," Papetti ponders. Now retired from commer 2006 Page #193  
w retired from commercial fishing, Papetti relates that for years after the 2006 Page #193  
ers, everything just disappeared," Papetti muses, "And that was the end of  2006 Page #193  
3 Op. cit., interview with Dominic Papetti. 190                             2006 Page #193  
Lummi Island?" by Leanna Bradshaw. Papetti, Dominic, various interviews. Sa 2006 Page #194  

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he bottom of the bay. According to Papetti38, the bay floor where the objec 2006 Page #187  

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1. Slide 23: Map of Grown Lake and Papoose Range, Nellis AFB 41\lellis Air  2006 Page #150  
ound dry Groom Lake and inside the Papoose Range.) I learned about this fro 2006 Page #150  
 the dry Groom Lake and inside the Papoose Range. Slide 25: Map of Cedar Ci 2006 Page #151  

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e. My niece kept asking him, `Well Pappy — What did you see out there? What 2004 Page #85  

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mity. pproviltd for Re s• Date 2 5 pAR 1. I.                                2004 Page #20  
ood graphe P05t!:0 ,1 0' GAM.. "or PAR Warne, Aioncf Rrgls r,hntos, Holder  2004 Page #235  
tery with Pulse Acquisition Radar (PAR). Photograph provided by Bill.) This 2006 Page #142  
own as Pulse Acquisition Radar, or PAR. SLIDE # 15 — B&W diagram of interio 2006 Page #142  
ach launcher. Each Battery had one PAR radar and three fire control radars. 2006 Page #142  
w, with a pulse acquisition radar (PAR) that is sweeping through an arc eve 2006 Page #146  
nothing else in the world!" Bill's PAR Radar Locked On UFO, Followed By Ret 2006 Page #147  
t an intriguing story! A weapon on par with the atomic bomb and as compartm 2009 Page #157  
p secret Anglo-American weapon, on par with the Atomic bomb, possibly airbo 2009 Page #176  

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ith the China state of affairs and par- (0 ticularly with the important off 2003 Page #230  

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jestic-12. SLIDE #50: Original IPU para. about bodies dissected as one woul 2004 Page #79  
 SLIDE #51: Clean typed version of Para. 12, IPU Paragraph 12 of the Interp 2004 Page #79  
— Disc Interference w/V-2 Rockets (Para. I) The Majestic-12 Special Studies 2006 Page #140  
Electromagnetic Jamming Abilities (Para. K.) "As to purpose and modus opera 2006 Page #140  
LIDE # 7— Classified Above H-Bomb (Para. L) Paragraph L of the 1952 First 1 2006 Page #140  
Manual." 9 Mar 83. which states in para I. 309: Unckr lhe guidance of the J 2007 Page #175  
                            Second para of Cover Letter ■ If M is Majestic  2008 Page #121  
ne over by the 67th ARS. which was para rescue on Tuesday night (December 3 2009 Page #79  

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uck had seen him descending in his parachute and thought he might need help 2006 Page #74  
y was slightly less that that of a parachute illumination flare."35 4:55 AM 2006 Page #185  
earch paper called "High-Altitud e Parachute Recove,y" by T. W. Knacke, pub 2009 Page #90  
s identified her assignment as the Parachute Branch. In 2001 the details of 2009 Page #92  
 conduct drop tests using a drogue parachute to slow the falling bomb and a 2009 Page #92  
ent was the development of a large parachute to support 50,000 lbs. dropped 2009 Page #92  
r. Hegele Dr. Heinrick Officers in Parachute Branch Lt. Col. McComb (with n 2009 Page #94  
ect Engineer D-4 Dozer Dropping by Parachute) Civilians Judy Hitzenhammer ( 2009 Page #94  

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h 25,000 feet, he ejected. Collins parachuted to a safe landing about 12 mi 2006 Page #74  

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 ejection seats, and heavy payload parachutes were developed and refined. S 2009 Page #89  
n named Knacke "wrote the bible on parachutes." I located a highly obscure  2009 Page #90  

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out of fuel and was captured after parachuting from his Messerschmitt , the 2008 Page #130  

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 their dogmatic religious comrades parade boldly around the town square, sh 2006 Page #181  

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ess interest, Marcel found himself paraded out as the guy who recovered the 2004 Page #238  

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nt the reali'0 of a new scientific paradigm - the presence in our world and 2005 Page #73  
n dignitary (boring) rather than a paradigm -crashing intrusion. With no da 2006 Page #58  
ng human society to a post-contact paradigm. Science , The science communit 2006 Page #60  
d threats to the current religious paradigm; NHI strangeness would provoke  2006 Page #61  
s and all other challengers of the paradigm everywhere and everywhen. Your  2006 Page #180  
ous and decorated Defenders of the Paradigm remain certain in their faith t 2006 Page #181  
l, because It just Is. The current paradigm (trussed up with muscle provide 2006 Page #181  
t? Because, according the official paradigm, they cannot exist. Why not? Be 2006 Page #181  
t? Because, according the official paradigm, they do not exist. Why? Becaus 2006 Page #181  
h other while the Defenders of the Paradigm laugh and point at our fledglin 2006 Page #182  
from beyond the currently accepted paradigm of reality. If you are interest 2006 Page #193  
from bgond from bgond our "normal" paradigm. Despite what we have been led  2006 Page #193  

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ery state.' J.V. Stalin's Workers' Paradise • Yezovshchina • Kolkhozi • Ber 2004 Page #154  
edly occurred north of Phoenix, at Paradise Valley, in 1947. He speculates  2004 Page #218  
 — and it should be noted that the Paradise Valley case remains extremely c 2004 Page #218  
ust 1947, NM desert; October 1947, Paradise Valley, AZ; 13 February 1948, A 2005 Page #163  

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ical wormholes. Then, there is the paradox in Penniston 's recall of the te 2008 Page #95  
changing their future. Perhaps the paradox is a translation problem in whic 2008 Page #95  
 A l\1.-\ILBOX!!! THE PRESIDENTIAL PARADOX BUI nos SECRJ:T LS so IMPORT,\.' 2008 Page #152  

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or bearing upon national security. Paradoxically , and despite being fully  2008 Page #23  

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day I don't remember what that J " paragrap 1 was. Yet again subsequent eve 2009 Page #92  

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eneral size for some 3 Type face S Paragraph spacing a Italics on a,b,c...  2003 Page #182  
ption —it is even the title of the paragraph! Deceptive statements are not  2003 Page #183  
at claimed it to be a fake had the paragraph discussing this issued blacked 2003 Page #183  
ctive but not in the Twining, form paragraph two, "and the probable consequ 2003 Page #206  
ntentional? Certainly, the opening paragraph promises revelations of extrem 2004 Page #6  
nidentified NSA agent circled with paragraph of the article referencing Spi 2004 Page #14  
 used at the time." SLIDE #4: USAF Paragraph stating weather balloon: was c 2004 Page #61  
ean typed version of Para. 12, IPU Paragraph 12 of the Interplanetary Pheno 2004 Page #79  
he TOP SECRET MJ-12 report under a paragraph entitled "Biological Warfare P 2004 Page #80  
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977 or latter ink. The handwritten paragraph begins: Good comparisons. Note 2004 Page #246  
R is the codeword for JFK and this paragraph may be key evidence in determi 2004 Page #251  
embled its First Annual Report. In Paragraph I, their report states: "V-2 r 2006 Page #140  
 Classified Above H-Bomb (Para. L) Paragraph L of the 1952 First 1\4J-12 An 2006 Page #140  
s and Atomic Bombs MJ12's Annex C, Paragraph 5 continued: "From 1949 to lat 2006 Page #141  
untain on fire, and that was it. A paragraph about this big (Small square h 2007 Page #126  
t a high speed and clisappear." In Paragraph 3, the Complaint states that t 2007 Page #176  
en named some of them. In the lead paragraph, Jim Stalmaker , a reporter fo 2008 Page #8  
ng exceptions: {a) The penultimate paragraph, page 4 of Inclosure Number 1  2009 Page #27  
 revised. I am concerned that this paragraph as Vlritten could be misinterp 2009 Page #27  
seems best to me to eliminate this paragraph. It has_ been suggested that t 2009 Page #27  
 would prefer the deletion of this paragraph . altogether from·this and all 2009 Page #27  
final zinger is reserved the final paragraph: "These explanations miss the  2009 Page #139  

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et nature would permit. (Identical paragraph-sic) A number of questions abo 2009 Page #12  

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a transcription service ■ Retained paragraphing ■ Corrected a very few spel 2007 Page #49  

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ly 9.1947No - Multiple types No of Paragraphs 4 4 No of sentences 8 8 No of 2003 Page #205  
ntelligence Committee." • The four paragraphs say we need a classified inte 2004 Page #210  
 document. Some are actually short paragraphs with distinct chirography pot 2004 Page #245  
andwritten section, actually three paragraphs, signed by "Ben" written in 1 2004 Page #246  
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 The MJ-12 panel added an Annex C, Paragraphs 2 to 3, in their First Annual 2006 Page #140  
imer. The letter consists of seven paragraphs separated by five asterisks.  2008 Page #106  
.N. address. Einstein 's first two paragraphs for the U.N. talk call for a  2008 Page #107  
organization in slide 14. The last paragraphs reaffirm Einstein's plea in s 2008 Page #107  
paced last page that includes some paragraphs identified as Top Secret. The 2009 Page #8  
976 sign-off by L.C.R. (p 16) (TS) paragraphs double-spaced (pp 17-18) Code 2009 Page #8  
und a published book using similar paragraphs. In reading this work more ca 2009 Page #11  
preface begins with the first five paragraphs nearly word for word, with th 2009 Page #11  
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Belimov) Research Institute of the Parallel World. ICBM Semipalatinsk 151   2004 Page #154  
om another planet. Some are from a parallel world. These parallel worlds ex 2005 Page #164  
e are from a parallel world. These parallel worlds exist in another time dj 2005 Page #164  
d M. Dolan 22 Defying Gravity: The parallel Universe of T. Townsend Brown P 2006 Page #3  
et. The Graf Zeppelin slowly moved parallel to the array and listened and f 2006 Page #11  
d, I will argue the existence of a parallel organization to the conventiona 2006 Page #15  
ible organization appeared to be a parallel system that operated through bu 2006 Page #22  
12 Group may be considered to be a parallel branch of executive government  2006 Page #24  
              Defying Gravity: The Parallel Universe Of T. Townsend Brown P 2006 Page #34  
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              Defying Gravity: The Parallel Universe of T. Townsend Brown " 2006 Page #42  
h Korean army back across the 38th parallel, the agreed-upon northern bound 2006 Page #165  
of Superior Beings." Drawing ti-us parallel made me clunk long and hard on  2007 Page #76  
odem quantum physicists talk about parallel universes , other dimensions an 2008 Page #95  
iverse, or non-human entities from parallel universes or other dimensions,  2008 Page #95  

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aul Schatzkin Defying Gravity: The Parallel' lien/arse of T Townsend Brown  2006 Page #34  

Word: "paralleled", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

truth about UFOs predated and then paralleled my work as a career investiga 2008 Page #42  

Word: "parallels", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e evidence showed some interesting parallels to what Gordon had discovered  2003 Page #193  
hem in relation to SOM1-01 to find parallels and consistencies in terms of  2006 Page #17  
Projects & UFO Crash Retrieval The parallels in Stone's and Sherman's whist 2006 Page #23  
s of the puzzle that have too many parallels to rusmiss. A business known a 2007 Page #127  

Word: "paralyzed", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ear Los Alamos examined alien with paralyzed larynx in New Orleans Vet Hosp 2004 Page #116  
 at the colonel, who was instantly paralyzed. The security team 4 During th 2005 Page #78  
being's three eyes. This seemingly paralyzed the boy who remained motionles 2009 Page #136  

Word: "paralyzes", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cky alien comes out; beam of light paralyzes Colonel, securItyttwarn Mee we 2006 Page #26  

Word: "paramedics", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t had no luck. Subsequently, three paramedics and a First Sergeant from the 2006 Page #75  
icultural website: 1° "Doctors and paramedics on the battlefield or at the  2006 Page #201  

Word: "parameters", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ire was burning. Given these basic parameters the search area has narrowed  2003 Page #36  
rated through , arious operational parameters. Our first search in the case 2005 Page #161  

Word: "paramilitary", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n to a survivalist lifestyle, form paramilitary groups or engage in lawless 2006 Page #57  
ivalism and proliferation of armed paramilitary groups. The majority would  2006 Page #62  
icading homes or churches, forming paramilitary gangs, vacating cities. As  2006 Page #63  
d gradually turn to survivalism or paramilitary activity. If overt war brok 2006 Page #64  
ave cities, turn to survivalism or paramilitary activity. Public hopelessne 2006 Page #65  

Word: "paramount", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Team. No medications. Security is paramount. “Loss of EBE life acceptable  2003 Page #177  
in the UFO secrets. The secrecy is paramount and the cover-up is powerful,  2004 Page #254  
 Biological Entity, security is of paramount importance. All other consider 2006 Page #21  
naging outbreaks of panic would be paramount concerns. Government would cal 2006 Page #62  
n. Intelligence gathering would be paramount, along with buying time by any 2006 Page #62  
ping human values and institutions paramount. The standoff could be prolong 2006 Page #64  
val. Secrecy and security would be paramount concerns. Government would sta 2006 Page #65  
ernational coordination will be of paramount importance. Slowness allows ti 2006 Page #68  
ernational coordination will be of paramount importance. Slowness allows fo 2006 Page #69  
:1t1on to nudc:ir -..e;opons is of paramount 1mporunce , regardless of scrv 2007 Page #175  
hrough the state borders, and-most paramount of all-protecting the populace 2008 Page #25  

Word: "paranet", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Alaska ■ Un Funded Opportunities ■ Paranet                                  2008 Page #164  

Word: "paranoia", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s fault. In spite of his misplaced paranoia, someone was out to get him. He 2003 Page #141  
of one man. As the age of Cold War paranoia gave way to the Age of Aquarius 2003 Page #141  
s since the early days of Cold War paranoia, but this was the first time th 2003 Page #142  
954. The second is the Air Force's paranoia about the UFO topic: they class 2004 Page #247  
 coherent human response or to fan paranoia and chaotic reactions. In any C 2006 Page #57  
y; there would be less tendency to paranoia or secrecy. Intelligible commun 2006 Page #60  
ple would react in fear, distrust, paranoia, even violence; but compared to 2006 Page #60  
ublic education to reduce fear and paranoia, with strong reliance on scienc 2006 Page #61  
utions to collapse under weight of paranoia and corruption. However, govern 2006 Page #64  
angst, emergence of new strains of paranoia and nervous disorders, nihilism 2006 Page #67  
 would result in widespread angst, paranoia, nervous disorders, nihilism, c 2006 Page #67  

Word: "paranoiac", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 \'(lhy rud the) rusrniss him as a paranoiac whiie Raknes (a Norwegian colJ 2005 Page #103  

Word: "paranoid", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ntimidated and very frightened and paranoid." Given Charlette's testimony o 2003 Page #30  
on this matter. Perhaps I am a bit paranoid, but I do have a family & caree 2003 Page #103  
he people whose job it was to stay paranoid began to look on the UFO subjec 2003 Page #141  
m have often been rusmjssed as the paranoid delusions of a great mind finaU 2005 Page #87  
ent," but ruagnosed him as being a paranoid schizophrenic, thls while admfr 2005 Page #101  
-up windows, which seemed a little paranoid to me. There was no doubt that  2005 Page #165  
or political gain. This absurd and paranoid mindset cannot be allowed to co 2009 Page #16  

Word: "paranormal", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ction to the code "bluegrass" is a paranormal CIA project started in 1955,  2003 Page #194  
resident who was interested in the paranormal. Any number of stories could  2003 Page #198  
 rich in myth, legend, and alleged paranormal activity. This has been the b 2004 Page #48  
Investigation of the Claims of the Paranormal) members. They "planted" a ps 2004 Page #123  
whether it pertains to so- called "paranormal" experiences, the question of 2006 Page #181  
 the UFO and abduction fields, and paranormal (psi) topics; it was catalogu 2006 Page #197  
 great number of people experience paranormal experiences, but that the num 2006 Page #198  
me area is home to a great deal of paranormal activity. Contributing to a s 2007 Page #192  

Word: "paraphras", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ctor." The last statement (a close paraphras e, according to Harzan): "Ther 2005 Page #81  

Word: "paraphrase", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s too much time and credit. So, to paraphrase the old saying: if you can't  2004 Page #214  
le-edged sword. In other words, to paraphrase an author I know, beware of " 2004 Page #222  

Word: "parapsychology", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

• Bekhterev Brain Institute- Psi • Parapsychology as Academic Discipline •  2004 Page #161  
 with Robert Bigelow at the Annual Parapsychology Meeting in Las Vegas. We  2006 Page #197  
ntact person for a group he called Parapsychology Research , under the pseu 2009 Page #32  

Word: "parasite", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

It also identifies Projects Eviro, Parasite, and Parhelion, to be mentioned 2008 Page #109  

Word: "paraview", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

h at Corona" Marlowe and Company, (Paraview Special Edition, 2004) 227 page 2006 Page #13  
s, see Colm Kelleher. Brain Trust, Paraview Pocket Books, 2004 111          2006 Page #114  
r the Skinwalker. (1995) New York: Paraview Pocket Books. 10. http://www.da 2006 Page #208  

Word: "parcel", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

iber-optic technology was part and parcel of the alien technology within th 2003 Page #100  
John and Robert, were all part and parcel of the life of rhe woman who love 2007 Page #137  

Word: "parchment", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 somewhat resembled heavy paper or parchment. There were also small thin be 2004 Page #135  
e balloon array? There was a thin, parchment like material that could not b 2004 Page #142  

Word: "parcicujar", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

er might need to know how to use a parcicuJar piece of software when he was 2007 Page #83  

Word: "parcicular", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

it :y in general and to the ClA in parcicular. Not onJy that: the Ararat An 2007 Page #138  

Word: "pardner", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Those Little Men Went Thatta-way, Pardner Last week a prospector from Long 2006 Page #44  

Word: "pardon", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

isc about two feet in diameter. Q: Pardon me, sir, but did you say two feet 2004 Page #102  

Word: "pare", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 PAL, NEL DIARIO", toelfr A FRtINT PArE • 3Tnve ON 7oRRI9 STATING THAT A AE 2004 Page #21  
 about an instance of a particular pare sufficient to replicate the part us 2005 Page #161  
-related image[) in advertising is pare of a sweeping gO\·ernmental plan co 2007 Page #59  
sure seeing as it is a fundamental pare of the case before them, why someon 2007 Page #91  
isc slightly elevated on its upper pare; no t) pe of windows could be seen, 2007 Page #196  

Word: "pared", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ed Aerial Object., 'shish was pre- pared by one of out psychologists at. th 2004 Page #18  

Word: "parent", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s manner. The UFO retreated to its parent craft and left. Stringfield succe 2005 Page #79  
eapons - all Jaen, UFO retreats to parent craft and leaves. okmet hOlipttaJ 2006 Page #26  
 gene which are inherited from one parent. These may produce forms of the m 2006 Page #114  
10\·ie ONLY in theatres." K.raft's parent company, KF Holdings, also owns N 2007 Page #63  
er in 2002 produced Bookspan , the parent organization of Doubleday Enterta 2008 Page #144  

Word: "parentheses", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

5). Supplemental information is in parentheses: 1011.NPI., e1NINNI.0 , N 4- 2006 Page #175  

Word: "parenthesis", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

exclamation point, a% or a closing parenthesis. However, not all of these w 2008 Page #106  

Word: "parenthetical", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

efined by concise language use and parenthetical comma usage. The 1941 Reco 2003 Page #28  

Word: "parents", 13 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d one said it happened because her parents told her about it while the othe 2004 Page #29  
o others about it on the advice of parents and a friend in the state police 2005 Page #154  
opy also admonished kids and their parents to "See the i\10\·ie ONLY in the 2007 Page #63  
ceptable co their health-conscious parents, look no further than Sarah's Ga 2007 Page #63  
interest in your schooling. GM: My parents split up, that's why my mum came 2007 Page #79  
ce. I was talked out of that by my parents who cold me to get a real job fi 2007 Page #81  
GM: Yes, l was an only child to my parents but when my dad remarried he had 2007 Page #82  
was always feeling very secure. M) parents were very loving and I felt well 2007 Page #82  
 grounding I suppose. MW: Did your parents have good jobs were you well off 2007 Page #82  
ondon we didn't have very much and parents had shop jobs. We didn't own our 2007 Page #82  
to the apartment yelling for their parents to come out. At the same moment, 2007 Page #166  
magazines including Family Circle, Parents, Geo and Stern. Bertelsmann 's r 2008 Page #143  
 after the events in the park, the parents of some of the child witnesses a 2009 Page #136  

Word: "pares", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e bodies, one severely burned, and pares of the wrecked craft, were deliver 2005 Page #44  
rd in the last few years, all with pares of the puzzle that have too many p 2007 Page #127  

Word: "parhelion", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

fies Projects Eviro, Parasite, and Parhelion, to be mentioned later also. O 2008 Page #109  

Word: "paris", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ne Forrestal — who has remained in Paris throughout her husband's hospitali 2003 Page #92  
gy. Also, the Pasteur Institute in Paris should be mentioned. They did earl 2006 Page #106  

Word: "park", 41 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rces • National Archives - College Park MD - Library of Congress Manuscript 2003 Page #153  
ng at national Archives in College Park, MD www majesticdocuments com 156   2003 Page #160  
m the National Archives in College Park there is a note attached to the dir 2003 Page #204  
ential Library and NARA at College Park Maryland, seven if you include the  2003 Page #205  
 the best site for a new amusement park in the solar system. P. If we make  2006 Page #8  
12,000 people working at Bletchley Park in the UK intercepting, decoding an 2006 Page #8  
NINNI.0 , N 4-0 Jcla aritakl ionaf Park ; Langtry Del Rio zefi El Indio / G 2006 Page #175  
 set up a UFO and futuristic theme park. In general, though, most of the pr 2006 Page #197  
ck was told, originated from A\·on Park Air Force Range located 100 miles S 2007 Page #109  
les Southeast of MacDill AFB. Avon Park consjsred of runways far too short  2007 Page #109  
e aircraft that cook off from Avon Park, and was responsible for the Miami  2007 Page #110  
 Pretty Place," which is up in Hog Park, \Xlyoming. We were all just sittin 2007 Page #121  
 an object impact into South Haven Park. He picked up a friend and returned 2007 Page #129  
ed up a friend and returned to the park to find the park sealed off by mili 2007 Page #129  
d returned to the park to find the park sealed off by military and state po 2007 Page #129  
ed to use a back entrance into the park, but every possible entrance was se 2007 Page #129  
that people saw fire trucks in the park during the incident, but when the f 2007 Page #129  
at there hadn't been a fire in the park for over 10 years. Additional witne 2007 Page #129  
 flyers concerning the South Haven Park -UFO incident. The police stated d1 2007 Page #129  
ie of northeastern Nebraska . They park mostly on ridges or hilltops, where 2007 Page #145  
witness Estella Krussel of Central Park who gave detailed account. Article  2008 Page #48  
tnesses Mrs. Ralph Case in Central Park and Ernest Hayes in Elma reporting. 2008 Page #48  
bound on State Route 12 by Central Park about 4 miles east of Aberdeen and  2008 Page #49  
 April 1987. I went to her Central Park home and she sat in the same chair  2008 Page #49  
 the 1980s I also lived in Central Park located about 4 miles east of Aberd 2008 Page #51  
crest Lane near the Westport State Park. At about the same date as the Cras 2008 Page #53  
es on the highway by Elma, Central Park and the Elk River Bridge appear to  2008 Page #59  
 is now a privately owned business park, while RAF Woodbridge is used by th 2008 Page #72  
 the truck. So, the men decided to park. Ed Cabansag walked with Sgt. Penni 2008 Page #80  
flying object recently landed in a park in the Russian city of Voronezh. Th 2009 Page #134  
o made a short promenade about the park. Aliens visited the place after dar 2009 Page #134  
r disc was seen hovering above the park. It then landed, a hatch opened and 2009 Page #134  
eged to have taken place in a city park on Wednesday , September 27, 1989.  2009 Page #135  
w minutes later and hover over the park. A door or hatch was seen to open o 2009 Page #135  
 As the two progressed through the park, a nearby boy shouted something , p 2009 Page #136  
sion lines, and then return to the park where two humanoids emerged from it 2009 Page #136  
A few days after the events in the park, the parents of some of the child w 2009 Page #136  
g over their houses and the nearby park. As it did, it shone down a reddish 2009 Page #136  
hey did was take a walk around the park; then there is the issue of the par 2009 Page #139  
 and entities who appeared in that park twenty years ago? Could the whole t 2009 Page #140  
tary , D.S.l.R. and Brigadier R.S. Park were able to discuss the question w 2009 Page #170  

Word: "parked", 20 instance(s) (Back to Top)

o colleagues were sitting in a van parked by the back gate of RAF Bentwater 2004 Page #51  
is interview, however — we kind of parked it in the holding pen until we go 2004 Page #216  
 for the Farley story that he had "parked" a few years earlier: Doug told a 2004 Page #217  
uard on the front end of a vehicle parked outside the 8th Air Force HQ wind 2004 Page #231  
, atomic heat and shock overtaking parked military vehicles during the Upsh 2005 Page #49  
 they could drive no further, they parked and hiked co the overlook where w 2005 Page #155  
ith 4450th Tactical Group insignia parked on the ramp. They often were surr 2006 Page #83  
es Prescott said that his unit was parked on the B4391 road, and they were  2006 Page #124  
ommissioned/declassified, and were parked directly outside, and NOT in a ha 2007 Page #95  
to where these aircraft were being parked. Upon arriving at the chain Link  2007 Page #95  
e things really do exist!." There, parked outside on a taxi-\\ ay near the  2007 Page #95  
y 50 feet from were the discs were parked. Because they were the last remai 2007 Page #95  
een flown in, and then immediately parked outside at the scrap-yard. The O. 2007 Page #100  
ation pertaining to the four discs parked at the scrap-yard which had alrea 2007 Page #110  
k was informed that the four djscs parked at the scrap area were the very l 2007 Page #114  
 large disc was being kept, it was parked nose first in the hangar. He went 2007 Page #115  
t left. Mom: There were other cars parked behind us that were corrung up th 2007 Page #169  
e right of the object, haphazardly parked. The solruers that were guardjng  2007 Page #170  
as far as they could to the trees, parked and walked closer to the mysterio 2009 Page #63  
d the Weapons Storage Area. It was parked and had its own security. The pla 2009 Page #79  

Word: "parking", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

h Moss Plant with its large gravel parking lot, deserted at this late hour. 2004 Page #35  
s Pond and O'Brien turned into the parking lot, having made good time from  2004 Page #36  
he cruiser pulling into the gravel parking lot beside the Irish Moss plant. 2004 Page #37  
- sized flying saucer sitting in a parking lot at dusk. lts entry way is op 2007 Page #69  
zer was "higher than shopping mall parking lot Lights" (see illustration #2 2007 Page #107  

Word: "parks", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Jeffrey Parks II, 4-5 WPAFB employee saw extensi 2004 Page #114  
ed in 1985 under FOIA to Mr. Brian Parks from the Air Force Historical Rese 2005 Page #129  
he fishing vessel below. The Diane parks above its quarry, and the recovery 2006 Page #187  
te radio and TV, book clubs, theme parks, phone companies , Internet server 2008 Page #143  

Word: "park·way", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

horities closed down William Floyd Park·way, the main highway, its entire l 2007 Page #129  

Word: "parlance", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ssination and did not enter public parlance for many years. In conclusion,  2008 Page #112  

Word: "parliament", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

out Project Magnet in the Canadian parliament in the 1960s, a government mi 2004 Page #86  
Redmond — (MP) • British Member of Parliament • Posed a wealth of questions 2004 Page #210  
handles the subject when raised in parliament and in the media. MoD decided 2008 Page #63  
 , or a fascist dictatorship, or a parliament , or a communist dictatorship 2008 Page #123  
 office in the Gem1an Reichstag or Parliament building and on February 27,  2008 Page #128  
nist terrorists , a panicky German Parliament voted 441 to 94 to pass an "E 2008 Page #128  

Word: "parliamentag", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 * These questions appeared in the Parliamentag Dai b, Record for 28 Octobe 2004 Page #59  

Word: "parliamentary", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ers, reports, public inquiries and Parliamentary correspondence. As had bee 2004 Page #58  
xtensive media coverage. There was parliamentary interest too and one of th 2008 Page #62  

Word: "parlor", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

One man wanted to open a UFO Pizza Parlor: someone else wanted to set up a  2006 Page #197  

Word: "parmoia", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ringfield and The Photos ■ Growing Parmoia ■ .l\fanzano ■ The House of Lord 2008 Page #162  

Word: "parnn", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

• UFO, t!u, K.11 ■ Tht F•°"" and D,parnn ofM, _._,.,,l.o,d ■ AGl,b,J 1~n'1C 2009 Page #143  

Word: "parochial", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 is essential to reduce public and parochial uncertainties; maximum public  2006 Page #66  
 is essential to reduce public and parochial uncertainties: maximum public  2006 Page #66  

Word: "paroxetine", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, Effexor (venlafaxine) and Paxil (paroxetine). Dr. Helmut Remschmidt , who 2008 Page #140  

Word: "paroxysmal", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

gasping for air due to unexplained paroxysmal hypoxia, becoming febrile and 2006 Page #110  

Word: "parry", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ever, sexually healthy workers and parry members tended to put their person 2005 Page #89  
d been expelled from the Communist Parry, their rationale for his expulsion 2005 Page #89  
n; and ,vrule their original legal parry had been civil, it had now graduat 2005 Page #101  
andom con\·ersation with an unseen parry. The product being advertised, the 2007 Page #75  

Word: "parson", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

sal of ,ersons were released. :tee parson was authorised to 144kv• aerial o 2004 Page #20  

Word: "part", 259 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cussed later in the paper. Here is part of the story in Charlette's own wor 2003 Page #23  
41 recovery case. The first is in "Part III — Scientific Probabilities" and 2003 Page #28  
 Probabilities" and the second in "Part V — National Security Structure." P 2003 Page #28  
 V — National Security Structure." Part III states: "Based on all available 2003 Page #28  
t and make sense. The fact that in Part V the author laments the lack of a  2003 Page #28  
 So all of the pieces then fell in part, together." Charlette's father, Guy 2003 Page #36  
 the voluminous files recovered as part of the research for this lecture. I 2003 Page #41  
 District Attorney Jim Garrison as part of Garrison's investigation into th 2003 Page #42  
im Garrison attempted to indict as part of a conspiracy in the assassinatio 2003 Page #42  
dified chicken fat above the sand. Part of it was buried. I carefully picke 2003 Page #45  
al firemen from Kecksburg who took part in the activities associated with t 2003 Page #57  
er eyewitnesses say that NASA took part in the investigation at the scene a 2003 Page #59  
s today fiber-optic technology was part and parcel of the alien technology  2003 Page #100  
raft. ...Somehow the pilots became part of the electrical circuitry of the  2003 Page #102  
er water exposure Figure 20. Upper part of the field in 40x Bismuth side af 2003 Page #113  
-night radio as the stories became part of the popular culture: Aliens have 2003 Page #141  
 were making the rounds had caused part of the membership to schism off and 2003 Page #146  
d Documents," the pages consist in part, of "Complaint Forms" filled out by 2003 Page #147  
he grapevine for years afterwards. Part of the disinformation leaked to Ben 2003 Page #149  
 was picking up and recording were part of one of their projects. Bennewitz 2003 Page #150  
residential library show Bronk was Part of a "Special Studies Project" More 2003 Page #157  
ted public knowledge by the media. Part of this success is probably due to  2003 Page #187  
elease of "Independence Day." As a part of that posting, Collins made the f 2003 Page #194  
ment in UFOs led me to make Bush a part of my "UFO Most Wanted" deck. An ev 2003 Page #196  
re "ELB"? This will identify where part of the directive was typed and wher 2003 Page #209  
urifiod objects bain ” kept thor°c Part, of vaur miss: 1 '»• hh^rn will •”? 2003 Page #214  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1) Grant Cameron 81 Correlating Leo 2004 Page #3  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2) Grant Cameron 173 Murder and Maj 2004 Page #3  
ndantly clear: Many people in this part of the country claim they saw an ob 2004 Page #8  
same month and year in the eastern part of Somaliland. The report (that 13  2004 Page #16  
iat, idlish has ta 'shed the first part." ire essertedi Is . decisions have 2004 Page #20  
uare and when it reached the north part of town collided with the tower of  2004 Page #26  
me neighborly conversation — in my part of the country they call it "visiti 2004 Page #29  
n Ledger Copyright 2004 Don Ledger Part 1: The Beginning When 18 year old f 2004 Page #34  
 the structure supporting it sank. Part 2: The Search Fifteen minutes later 2004 Page #38  
other destination along the coast. Part 3: The Story About a year and a hal 2004 Page #42  
 on this thing, though at first my part of the job was to start chronicling 2004 Page #42  
t with some degree of credibility. Part 4: Resolution? Seven days after the 2004 Page #45  
 hundred pages long, though a good part of the text focuses on the impact t 2004 Page #48  
u go down Friday Street, there's a part of ground that dips. Now that looks 2004 Page #53  
 minute conversation including the part of the landing and the surrounding  2004 Page #56  
peared only to reappear in another part of the sky. As the fighters changed 2004 Page #57  
lup. The three radar stations were part of the U.S. Aircraft Control and Wa 2004 Page #71  
up. Those three radar sites became part of the American Aircraft Control an 2004 Page #71  
 there were portholes on the cabin part of the craft, but they were not mad 2004 Page #74  
 at Landing Zone 2 in the northern part of the White Sands Missile Range, b 2004 Page #80  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1) Grant Cameron Copyright 2004 Gra 2004 Page #84  
 Library. General Landry said that part of his job was to brief the Preside 2004 Page #84  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1) August 1954. It is important to  2004 Page #86  
his conference because it dealt in part with crashed saucers and hardware.  2004 Page #86  
 Knowing that this would have been part of the secret Project Magnet work I 2004 Page #87  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1) The Project Magnet Shutdown In S 2004 Page #88  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1) Based on the information gathere 2004 Page #90  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1) to a busy schedule. He did howev 2004 Page #92  
 told Wilbert Smith in 1950. He is part of the transcript of the conversati 2004 Page #92  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1) Tames: 1 got to handle a few of  2004 Page #94  
th had done on UFO propulsion, but part of what was discussed involved the  2004 Page #94  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1) SDI: Jim, you mentioned that he  2004 Page #96  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1) 1. If Newton was making up this  2004 Page #98  
1) 1. If Newton was making up this part of his story, it makes no sense tha 2004 Page #98  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1) A: Everyone mistakes this issue. 2004 Page #100  
he February 2, 1970 letter read in part, "I am glad you are keeping up the  2004 Page #101  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1) In July of 1952, UFOs flew over  2004 Page #102  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1) Neasham was a close friend of Lu 2004 Page #104  
ted UFO documentary. This leads to Part 2 of this talk which looks at how t 2004 Page #105  
heless, skepticism is an important part of the scientific method, and we sh 2004 Page #121  
tail by Stringfield, and it was in part this detail that help expose them a 2004 Page #121  
es • The media are "controlled" as part of the process Slide 20 SOME SECRET 2004 Page #124  
th deception and cover stories all part of the process. I offer in Slide 21 2004 Page #125  
ific secrets that were at one time part of a conspiracy and kept from publi 2004 Page #125  
ailers have been often reported as part of the recovery equipment. The rout 2004 Page #129  
portation problem as just one more part of the retrieval process. The famou 2004 Page #129  
o, in 1947, and they believe it in part because men such as Senator Barry G 2004 Page #132  
esigns on the sticky tape might be part of some space alien's alphabet. Is  2004 Page #133  
o question, of course, which is in part the motivating reason for this annu 2004 Page #134  
uly 9, 1947? This was due in large part to certain statements by Jesse Marc 2004 Page #134  
 first person to mention "tape" as part of the debris in a 1980 interview w 2004 Page #138  
cting national security were never part of the Blue Book system and were se 2004 Page #141  
e, to silence witnesses, have been part of the Roswell scenario for a long  2004 Page #145  
s, where it was to play a sinister part in the fate of Marshal Tukachevsky  2004 Page #153  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2) Grant Cameron Copyright 2004 Gra 2004 Page #176  
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yone from confirming any important part of the UFO story. That has always b 2004 Page #179  
sney UFO story is, it has a second part. It occurred when famous British ph 2004 Page #179  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2) information as to the source of  2004 Page #180  
The events that have been named as part of this molding include Close Encou 2004 Page #180  
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ties up our phone lines. It is not part of our assignment, our duty, our na 2004 Page #183  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2) 'What about the landing of the a 2004 Page #184  
 he was thanking Emenegger for his part in the documentary. As Emenegger ha 2004 Page #185  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2) Carter was determined to get the 2004 Page #186  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2) Actor Nicholas Cage had been on  2004 Page #188  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2) Doty, it turns out to be. He set 2004 Page #190  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2) So, was the MJ-12 concept part o 2004 Page #192  
(Part 2) So, was the MJ-12 concept part of an effort by the Reagan administ 2004 Page #192  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2) In addition to this document Dot 2004 Page #194  
ant to hire me to edit film and be part of a production that says this is a 2004 Page #194  
 Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2) I bought it. He was dying of pro 2004 Page #196  
e Holloman Air Force Base film was part of the briefing. Richard Nixon almo 2004 Page #197  
cGeorge that the Holloman film was part of a Carter UFO briefing. Carter th 2004 Page #197  
icked up a pal nearby for the last part of his journey. Both claimed to hav 2004 Page #216  
r not they used the Aztec story as part of a con irrelevant. There are othe 2004 Page #217  
 of their high-powered radar. This part of the Aztec story, wrote Dave Thom 2004 Page #219  
 have been left alone for the most part I think because you are a nobody in 2004 Page #249  
e of the :Military Police who took part in the capture of the second creatu 2005 Page #33  
ho together with General Lima took part in the release of the official vers 2005 Page #35  
 an atomjc test in Nevada that was part of a larger series of tests known a 2005 Page #39  
trieval Conference In the specific part of the interview with Young and Che 2005 Page #40  
 excesses of the CIA. An important part of this flurry of populist activism 2005 Page #84  
dies. Reich was drawn to Vienna in part because of his intense interest in  2005 Page #89  
etter, written in German, said, in part: "Several years ago I discovered a  2005 Page #91  
wn as Director, or was this simply part of a plan to allow an extremel y hi 2005 Page #97  
rm of memos. The first one read in part: "He {i\loise} had just come from \ 2005 Page #97  
n's case file on Reich. It read in part: "General Watson did not talk perso 2005 Page #99  
 study was ongoing and in process. Part of the study involved the time-laps 2005 Page #100  
P.: J,f:1/ilhel/J/ Reich and UFOs, Part II: Examining Evidence and Allegati 2005 Page #105  
stored at Fort Knox continue to be part of the UFO crash/retrieval rumor mi 2005 Page #134  
stationed at Fort Ley, Virginia as part of a Quick Reaction Team. \Xfhile a 2005 Page #147  
cost effective options in terms of part of the materials budget." Townshend 2005 Page #149  
 through San Antonio in the latter part of August 1945 on a secret assignme 2005 Page #153  
 wanted co gee closer; I wanted no part of it. Jose wasn't afraid of much,  2005 Page #155  
o get your permission to tear down part of the fence adjoining the cattle g 2005 Page #156  
t discovered it-we hadn't seen the part that was underground. Jose untied s 2005 Page #157  
r pare sufficient to replicate the part using appropriate fabrication techn 2005 Page #161  
ey for financing these projects is part of a black military budget that rec 2005 Page #167  
 Black \X orld, but ha,·e become a part of the white world. The existence o 2005 Page #167  
ut the ion motor is not strictly a part of the science of electrogravitics, 2005 Page #171  
 pieces which he figured had to be part of a radar net. The Graf Zeppelin s 2006 Page #11  
ecutive Order as highly classified part of the executive branch of governme 2006 Page #15  
SOM1 -01 Stone claimed that he was part of a highly classified advance team 2006 Page #18  
ssistance described in SOM1-01. As part of the advance team attending crash 2006 Page #19  
 that operated through but was not part of the NSA. He worked on PPD for al 2006 Page #22  
e discrepancies, which is a normal part of the drafting process for new Arm 2006 Page #24  
is of reports • Pretty safe stuff. Part 1 — History of Leaks • Leaks occurr 2006 Page #25  
 USSR Alleged bodies recovered. 26 PART THREE: Some UFO Crash Retrieval Can 2006 Page #29  
 of Leaks and Structure of Secrecy PART FOUR: Substantiating the Rumors • I 2006 Page #30  
 US Faces up to 70 years in prison PART FIVE: MONEY AND STRUCTURE • How to  2006 Page #31  
the range of scenario worlds. That part of the project is beyond the scope  2006 Page #51  
cal planet? Is it from some remote part of planet Earth, for example a subt 2006 Page #53  
tion methods, paints and coatings, part numbers and inspection stamps and,  2006 Page #72  
um structure (Fig. 4) bearing A-12 part numbers and Lockheed Skunk componen 2006 Page #76  
kheed Skunk component data plates, part of the interphone control panel and 2006 Page #76  
 found components marked with D-21 part numbers and Lockheed Skunk Works in 2006 Page #80  
450th Test Squadron Nightstalkers (part of the 4450th Tactical Group) at TT 2006 Page #81  
mps even included the letters ADP. Part numbers bore a "20" prefix followed 2006 Page #84  
 is the correct format for F- 117A part numbers. For example, a part with a 2006 Page #84  
 117A part numbers. For example, a part with an ADP stamp and number 20F123 2006 Page #84  
d site that could be identified as part of a McDonnell F-101 Voodoo. I did  2006 Page #85  
mbled with Phillips fasteners. The part numbers and manufacturer's inspecti 2006 Page #85  
the entire right elevon (Fig. 16). Part numbers and inspection stamps clear 2006 Page #88  
at this flying saucer incident was part of a much larger news story that ga 2006 Page #89  
d. These exhaust pipes were likely part of a propulsion system that lifted  2006 Page #94  
ake Heads Over W.Va. Ogre Tale" in part it stated, "Authorities said they b 2006 Page #99  
ger viruses, precipitated in large part by changes in ecosystems as well as 2006 Page #109  
s steadfastly remained an integral part of the story ever since it first su 2006 Page #122  
 In 1995, the Establishment became part of the Defense Evaluation and Resea 2006 Page #123  
ow, that is pure supposition on my part because I have no idea who this ano 2006 Page #126  
lives there to this day. Corwen is part of the Berwyn range. From where the 2006 Page #127  
is an error in recollection on his part, or were the events of January 23 o 2006 Page #130  
re the events of January 23 only a part of a larger and even more bizarre m 2006 Page #130  
is led to rumors that this was all part of a less-than-subtle attempt on th 2006 Page #131  
 a less-than-subtle attempt on the part of the British Government to get th 2006 Page #131  
the 67th ARRS was re-designated as part of the 39th Special Operations Wing 2006 Page #132  
n Air Defense Command. Since I was part of NORAD, too, we would get in ther 2006 Page #144  
0 caused the immediate high alert. PART 1: A NATIONAL EMERGENCY DATE: DECEM 2006 Page #164  
d on. What follows is NOT fiction. PART II: A RADAR EMERGENCY Historical Ba 2006 Page #165  
terceptors on the initial contact. PART III: WHAT DID THE RADAR DETECT? The 2006 Page #170  
. Perhaps thy were flying saucers! PART IV: IMMEDIATE HIGH ALERT FOR FLYING 2006 Page #173  
question.) Apparently the military part of the government, at least, did th 2006 Page #173  
be placed in immediate high alert! PART V: THE COLONEL"S STORY In 1977 Reti 2006 Page #174  
e radar terminology. The DEW line, part of the air defense Command, was not 2006 Page #178  
 exceeding the range of the radar. PART 4: DISCONNECTED EVENTS? So far we h 2006 Page #178  
land Incident back to the surface. PART ONE: Splashdown. Summer 1984... It  2006 Page #183  
Island Incident: A Watery Roswell? PART TWO: Recovery. Winter 1984-85... In 2006 Page #186  
 what the results might have been. PART THREE: Conclusions, Questions, Theo 2006 Page #188  
strong currents in that particular part of the bay could easily account for 2006 Page #191  
s a non-profit. This puzzled me as part of the role of the Foundation was t 2006 Page #197  
gelow to Los Angeles where we took part in a one-day conference for mental  2006 Page #198  
a Test Site Visit During the early part of 1993, Robert Bigelow and I joine 2006 Page #199  
ization s. UFO secrecy is just one part of a much larger problem in our soc 2007 Page #34  
on that has already colonized this part of our galaxy. Here are some of the 2007 Page #37  
ecessarily even wanted, bur that's part of the nature of research. T began  2007 Page #59  
reen and it went down to the lower part of the screen and next chose the di 2007 Page #86  
essages for them. They brought out part of one of my statements and it was  2007 Page #89  
of one of my statements and it was part of it which made me look really bad 2007 Page #89  
 cracks for several reasons. lt is part of our history as human beings on E 2007 Page #121  
or and said that my dad had been a part of a flash-over where the fire skip 2007 Page #122  
postal, chat is a very interesting part of this. Joe: \X/hen we saw the veh 2007 Page #124  
e main highway, through the center part of town and there were two lowbed t 2007 Page #126  
 Auroral Research Program) plays a part in this strategic alliance. HAARP,  2007 Page #130  
u Corbin. "It's plain that this is part of the Air Force 'unidentified cras 2007 Page #133  
he died. It may have been the last part of July or the first of August when 2007 Page #136  
rothers, John and Robert, were all part and parcel of the life of rhe woman 2007 Page #137  
 interest in Marilyn Monroe on the part of Hoover's alJ-powerfu l agency ca 2007 Page #137  
rce Europe (USAFE) aircraft taking part in a classified mjssion that includ 2007 Page #137  
demonstrate a keen interest on the part of Moon Dust operatives in UFO sigh 2007 Page #139  
ndantly clear: Many people in this part of the country claim they saw an ob 2007 Page #141  
trong interest in the story on the part of MJ 12 and Project Moon Dust. But 2007 Page #142  
rt on the Septel)l/;er 22 Evmt. In part, the document stated that the affai 2007 Page #144  
 Mom: Yeah. Paul: But for the most part, they were facing the object and th 2007 Page #169  
ion to publish and redistribute as part of the 2007 UFO Conference is grant 2007 Page #192  
/June 1962). The Campinas case was part of the 1954 Brazilian wave. The loc 2007 Page #193  
962, something bright flashed over part of the United States lighting up th 2008 Page #7  
a craft from another world fell on part of the extensive gunnery ranges con 2008 Page #7  
shes that he thought were probably part of a campfire started some weeks ea 2008 Page #8  
y had run up against the fences of part of a Nellis firing range, they call 2008 Page #8  
eft between the wing and the lower part of the fuselage of the aircraft aga 2008 Page #10  
the length of the object. The fore part, or the lower part of the object, w 2008 Page #10  
bject. The fore part, or the lower part of the object, was very bright, in  2008 Page #10  
ing of the Fireballs In the latter part of the I 940s-and particularly so i 2008 Page #26  
l. It is utterly outrageous on the part of the official world to assume tha 2008 Page #37  
Department of Natural Resources as part of establishing a Natural Resources 2008 Page #51  
soldiers who identified himself as part of a "special division from Georgia 2008 Page #52  
 one of the soldiers claimed to be part of a special unit from Georgia. 46  2008 Page #52  
ficer Friendly and the S10,y Lady. Part of her duties included providing in 2008 Page #57  
nvestigations. These 24 files were part of a batch of several thousand DIS  2008 Page #64  
n speculated that the incident was part of some secret test, which is paten 2008 Page #66  
ed in the UK. I'm accused of being part of a cover-up when I make such stat 2008 Page #68  
nts and files, but that only tells part of the story. Documents and files d 2008 Page #68  
ments and files can only ever tell part of the story. Conclusion l am alway 2008 Page #69  
s; 2,300 miles). Through the early part of l 972, testing found odd, unexpl 2008 Page #73  
and I were moving toward a lighted part of the forest. At that point, we go 2008 Page #80  
tely left out the most significant part about reaching out to touch the sym 2008 Page #90  
ve been done to purposefully erase part of his memory. I was given an audio 2008 Page #90  
were shattered , and in the barn a part of the iron lock snapped. It was la 2008 Page #100  
ogy of early 20th Century Earth as part of an attempt to rebuild their stri 2008 Page #102  
tamps for the Counter Lntelligence part of the CIA. This stamp in principle 2008 Page #111  
 pa rt on leaked documents, and in part on open literature. ■I selected the 2008 Page #117  
tion; a morpheme ,s a wo,d o, word part, such as [not, n't] • AWL-av..-age  2008 Page #118  
oducts , General Aniline and Film [part of the I.G. Farben combine], SKF [S 2008 Page #128  
he Hamburg-Amerika steamship line [part ownership by Prescott Bush]. The pr 2008 Page #132  
n throughout 82 launches that were part of the Apollo preparation phase-and 2008 Page #135  
e), Manufacturers and Hanover (now part of JP Morgan Chase), Morgan Guarant 2008 Page #137  
n Guaranty , and Irving Trust (now part of the Bank of New York). "The grea 2008 Page #137  
 M'D CONSPIRACYTlfEORIES • YOU ARE PART OF IT POSITION STATEMENT : BEYOND R 2008 Page #146  
r page. This number is repeated as part of the security page, shown as the  2009 Page #13  
LLIGENCE PROBLEM Air space is that part of space subject to the sovereignty 2009 Page #14  
two statements from this: (a) That part of air space directly above the ter 2009 Page #14  
e to disbelief and inaction on the part of the defense establishment 's fix 2009 Page #15  
t anti-satellite program which was part of the Contingency Plan for U.S. Re 2009 Page #17  
 entered warfare in full force. In part, this was due to a new style of lin 2009 Page #19  
orce documents and acknowledged as part of the official records belonging t 2009 Page #35  
l activities. It describes UFOs as part of "Soviet propaganda " designed "t 2009 Page #38  
to release classified UFO files as part of the cooperative space effort wit 2009 Page #40  
 is not acting individually and is part of a group of six DIA personnel wor 2009 Page #52  
he issue of adverse effects on the part of the human recovery team, the doc 2009 Page #53  
cifically when, in the mid-to-late part of 1952, Bethurum began working in  2009 Page #54  
t appeared that the coloring was a part of the actual craft fabric. It made 2009 Page #64  
ham Forest phenomena. "The hardest part for me is that I remember certain t 2009 Page #77  
e,y" by T. W. Knacke, published as part of symposium proceedings from PHYSI 2009 Page #90  
e did handle sensitive material as part of her duties. "'" Second, she did  2009 Page #95  
s afraid to be identified by name. Part of her story was used in Kevin Rand 2009 Page #95  
ime. She did not add or recant any part of it. What she told Kevin Randle i 2009 Page #95  
ted ufologist answered that it was part of a new worldwide wave of UFO visi 2009 Page #137  
origin in misunderstandings on the part of laymen and never came from any s 2009 Page #158  
 leaked to the press for affect as part of a Government deception operation 2009 Page #177  
on operation hope to induce on the part of the Soviet Union? Let's revisit  2009 Page #177  
 had received. The interest on the part of these CIC agents in which organi 2009 Page #179  
torm,y, John P. t.aker. a le:uiinc part in the ccor-Th:tcho,:- dlsclosw heT 2009 Page #182  

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ng interesting showing through the parted curtains in Ramey's office. It ap 2004 Page #231  
stant for the next six years. They parted ways in 1929 when Reich, after mu 2005 Page #89  

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onalsozialistiche Deutsche Arbeite,partei , the National Socialist German W 2008 Page #126  

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eal iol af the aitwaUoa there with parti eelar refaranaa te aa eananwle aid 2003 Page #226  

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uffman - Mann testimony, I give it partial credit for being a sincere recol 2003 Page #31  
He had continued to be troubled by partial memories of the time he had spen 2004 Page #59  
litary recover) efforts. Here is a partial list of UFO crashes that ha,·e b 2005 Page #163  
and not two hostile worlds -such a partial world Government must never act  2008 Page #117  

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m at an unusual angle where it can partially be read. General Ramey could n 2004 Page #141  
 press conference" argument may be partially right if seen from their own p 2004 Page #236  
sic testing, if possible, has been partially completed , and there are stro 2005 Page #137  
factured object l)~ng cockeyed and partially buried at the end of it, surro 2005 Page #154  
ng about six pounds) that he found partially buried at the site. Air Force  2006 Page #83  
tion illegally (sic) copies, and a partially destroyed document. This was d 2006 Page #136  
The EBD is either completely real, partially real and partially false (disi 2006 Page #177  
ompletely real, partially real and partially false (disinformation) or comp 2006 Page #177  
anding gear of the large craft was partially coUapsed, causing the aircraft 2007 Page #105  
nd determin e what it was that was partially buried under the thick ice and 2007 Page #138  
he object, causing it to crash and partially disabling a second which alleg 2009 Page #17  
            in a leaked draft of a partially burned Memorandum allegedly re 2009 Page #39  
directives, revealed in the leaked partially burned Top Secret/MJ-12 docume 2009 Page #42  
grapher in 1951. June Crain became partially blind after a life-threatening 2009 Page #87  

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n II, 10-13 Alien autopsy details; participant doctor; 3.4 - 4.5 feet, eyes 2004 Page #111  
el Lindemann was a coordinator and participant in both seminars, which came 2006 Page #48  
d to represent the general public. Participant stakeholder groups were aske 2006 Page #58  
nster" incident. Stewart was a key participant in most of the events follow 2006 Page #98  
 by Nicholas "Nick" Rockefeller, a participant in the World Economic Forum, 2008 Page #136  
50s. Dr. Lincoln La Paz was also a participant. The reports that included e 2009 Page #9  

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ntified other witnesses and likely participants in the event. Specifics, of 2003 Page #21  
 or recorded contacts with Roswell participants, in White House files. Land 2003 Page #191  
he met with any of the key Roswell participants. However, the little eviden 2004 Page #84  
ord" with at least two key Roswell participants. The first was Edwin Easley 2004 Page #84  
or • Extremely Secret Program *3 • Participants can tell no one - including 2006 Page #32  
ell no one - including families. • Participants must have true cover story  2006 Page #32  
non-human entities. The 26 seminar participants included professional futur 2006 Page #48  
t Planning Sessions, a total of 26 participants from many professions (acad 2006 Page #49  
ious consideration of Contact, the participants agreed not to make public t 2006 Page #49  
ganizers would like to thank these participants, most of whom will remain a 2006 Page #49  
of UFOs— and though some of the 26 participants have at times directly enga 2006 Page #49  
O cases or theory, and most of the participants claimed no knowledge of the 2006 Page #49  
rtainties were determined, Session participants began to assess the charact 2006 Page #53  
 Different Scenario Worlds Session participants represented a broad range o 2006 Page #57  
s. Based upon personal background, participants were divided into groups of 2006 Page #57  
ost of the principal witnesses and participants involved in the Lummi Islan 2006 Page #180  

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 business, religion and media. All participants' views were compiled to rep 2006 Page #58  

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t Back in 1977 when I was asked to participate as a special consultant to t 2003 Page #197  
 Back in 1977, when I was asked to participate as a special consultant to t 2004 Page #186  
way from his normal Army duties to participate in crash retrieval operation 2006 Page #20  
 emerged ~ • Condon didn't e,'t?Il participate in study • , 4 , • C'""" wro 2008 Page #147  

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pletely unknown to all experts who participated in the investigation." The  2004 Page #13  
partment of Defense personnel, who participated in obsen er programs, tacti 2005 Page #39  
of whisdeblowers who claim to have participated in UFO crash retrieval oper 2006 Page #14  
 UFO crash retrieval operations or participated in a number of highly class 2006 Page #14  
Stone, who claims to have directly participated in UFO crash retrieval oper 2006 Page #16  
by President Roosevelt in 1943 and participated in all major wartime confer 2008 Page #129  
Relations. Senator Vandenberg also participated in the creation of the Unit 2008 Page #132  
he faculty and guest lecturers who participated in those seminars. This is  2009 Page #25  
ention that James Marion Snodgrass participated in Operations Crossroads. O 2009 Page #173  

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itiated a case against researchers participating in the experiments, as a r 2004 Page #159  
remely gracious with his time when participating in our UFO documentaries,  2004 Page #222  
 scientists, even deters them from participating in the development of supe 2009 Page #20  

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eaders to improve the exposure and participation at the church. Personally, 2003 Page #22  
dent in general and Larry Warren's participation in particular. Budd was gl 2004 Page #59  
and its national laboratories with participation of the Department of Defen 2004 Page #63  
 visit was to discuss the possible participation of Brazilian scientists in 2005 Page #33  
ho related a detailed story of his participation in two crash-retrievals wh 2005 Page #165  
 training acted as a cover for his participation in PPD. In his book, Above 2006 Page #22  
s by normal military commanders of participation in MJ-12 Group projects le 2006 Page #24  
as the case, for example, with our participation in the James Bond film, To 2006 Page #131  
-terrestrials? Questions about our participation in this project were raise 2006 Page #131  
 February 1960 provides for 1127th participation . As a specialized aspect  2007 Page #134  
g enterprise in the world. gaining participation and managerial control ove 2008 Page #127  
de Gaulle to terminate full French participation in NA TO. Perhaps, the mai 2009 Page #20  
terintelligence. Ensuring Oswald's participation in the Kennedy assassinati 2009 Page #44  
interesting observations about his participation. The Alton Evening Telegra 2009 Page #160  
ne 1947 was real, and confirms the participation of our two protagonists .  2009 Page #167  
temporary notoriety in 1947 or his participation in Crossroads in any of hi 2009 Page #176  
rinkle is that he does mention his participation in Project Seal on more th 2009 Page #176  

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rominiaturization of logic boards, particle beams, electromagnetic propulsi 2003 Page #101  
 This suggests that each spherical particle possesses an electric-dipole fi 2003 Page #113  
nterhaven, but it was assumed that particle dualism in the subatomic struct 2005 Page #171  
craft propulsion, super-conducting particle accelerators, and antigravity p 2005 Page #173  
son in Latin, and is a microscopic particle which may infect the cells of a 2006 Page #113  
 from (pro)teinaceous (in)fectious particle. The discovery that proteins al 2006 Page #113  

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aircraft technology, and Star Wars particle-beam devices. He also discusses 2005 Page #168  

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he small outsole, as follows: "PLM particles are identified by observing tr 2003 Page #50  
idized, a milky precipitate of MgO particles should be formed (a very commo 2003 Page #112  
lace remained as clear and free of particles as in the initial state. One B 2003 Page #112  
ty days. Note the network of white particles on the surface. Figure 18 40x  2003 Page #113  
r are organized chains of reaction particles. Figure 22. 100x Photomicrogra 2003 Page #113  
Photomicrograph: Close-up reaction particles inside large magnesium reactio 2003 Page #113  
higher magnification, the reaction particles indicated by the arrow, are or 2003 Page #113  
rms a precipitate of very fine MgO particles. Confirmation of Hydrogen Gas  2003 Page #114  
e. The fact that very fine Bismuth particles remained in the solution clear 2003 Page #114  
chic attack on Earth of a cloud of particles (each of no consequence by its 2006 Page #102  
nt the intrusion of specific sized particles, with the higher the number of 2006 Page #105  
short for proteinaceous infectious particles) is a type of infectious agent 2006 Page #113  
n called a pion, defined as "small particles which resist inactivation by p 2006 Page #113  
, pulsing light "threw off glowing particles and then broke into five separ 2008 Page #93  

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t information on the UFO flap with particular attention paid to retrieval s 2003 Page #42  
at the location, Bill took us to a particular tree that he had stood behind 2003 Page #63  
and the crashed UFO controversy in particular. To what extent can this be v 2003 Page #77  
t's closing remarks would have had particular 84                            2003 Page #88  
l in the photograph measuring this particular craft. There were photographs 2003 Page #197  
aisal of the situation tiisrs with particular reference to an eoononle aid  2003 Page #213  
raisal of the situation there with particular reference to an economic aid  2003 Page #225  
nse Intelligence Agency reports in particular conclusively make this point. 2004 Page #6  
e objects that have been found. In particular any information pertaining to 2004 Page #9  
d on Larry Warren's involvement in particular. Additionally, some of the ma 2004 Page #46  
nd Larry Warren's participation in particular. Budd was glad to oblige, and 2004 Page #59  
lso clear that the intent of these particular beings was not known." Animal 2004 Page #75  
f that one. I remember seeing that particular analysis sheet. Others close  2004 Page #94  
your Air Force. Q: What about this particular piece from that UFO near Wash 2004 Page #102  
 ultimately exclusively, into this particular aspect of the UFO phenomenon. 2004 Page #110  
s being photographed. One photo in particular captured the telegram at an u 2004 Page #141  
l in the photograph measuring this particular craft — taking photographs of 2004 Page #187  
ave made three documentaries about particular aspects of the UFO phenomenon 2004 Page #214  
ght, Nick on Newton and Gebauer in particular (more on that in a bit),6 and 2004 Page #215  
ages were stamped confidential. Of particular note was the U.S. Air Force 2 2004 Page #244  
 \"(/ang. Hjs special ties at that particular time included the engineering 2005 Page #41  
 may have a direct bearing on this particular case. In his 1978 paper, Retr 2005 Page #41  
nterest on what's going on in this particular area. It intrigued me. I thou 2005 Page #67  
ffort to document and observe this particular area?' It's out in the middle 2005 Page #68  
academic niches, each catered to a particular market. There is a yawning so 2005 Page #76  
to deny their cumulative power, in particular when judging the quality of t 2005 Page #82  
lifornia) The Lockheed facility in particular also has an obvious undergrou 2005 Page #83  
Reich's many books begin with this particular quotation: "Love, work and kn 2005 Page #87  
nd it is not my intention to put a particular cast on Neill here. It is jus 2005 Page #103  
d him to focus exclusively on this particular aspect of the UFO phenomenon. 2005 Page #139  
information about an instance of a particular pare sufficient to replicate  2005 Page #161  
 and crash retrieval operations in particular.                              2006 Page #14  
dividuals are encouraged to join a particular branch of the military and pu 2006 Page #23  
fficient evidence to suggest which particular Contact scenario (if any) wil 2006 Page #50  
o probability or likelihood of any particular scenario world occurring. Our 2006 Page #51  
or was it an effort to justify any particular belief (or non-belief) regard 2006 Page #51  
that single out prion diseases for particular attention. They are both infe 2006 Page #115  
or removing Homo sapiens from this particular planet. Prion-based diseases  2006 Page #116  
 about which we need more data. In particular, retroviruses, Viral Hemorrha 2006 Page #117  
or removing Homo sapiens from this particular planet. Alien pathogens (viru 2006 Page #117  
scott for his source did have some particular significance to it, Mark reca 2006 Page #128  
m conclusions with respect to this particular aspect of the broader mystery 2006 Page #129  
D THEN KNOW IT'S LOCKED ON BY YOUR PARTICULAR RADAR AND COUNTERS THAT WITH  2006 Page #149  
 punch up the information for that particular aircraft, then it would print 2006 Page #153  
rnment radars — especially at that particular radar site (in Cedar City, Ut 2006 Page #154  
ut the computer to block out those particular coordinates (of Area 51) and  2006 Page #154  
ere, planned or unplanned, at this particular place or point in time. • Con 2006 Page #189  
during this period of time in this particular place. According to the as-je 2006 Page #189  
bbles, the strong currents in that particular part of the bay could easily  2006 Page #191  
opposing attitudes prevail in this particular case. The first is that UFO a 2007 Page #59  
larly striking image of a uro in a particular!) ci\ ic cause: trying to hel 2007 Page #69  
nking every cime 1 hacked. On that particular occasion I referred to l did  2007 Page #90  
e a composite forensic sketch of a particular suspect. (retired U.S. Naval  2007 Page #94  
ture 2, illustration 3 & 4). These particular aircraft had already been dec 2007 Page #95  
rurectly over downtown Nliami That particular rurcrafr Jack was told, origi 2007 Page #109  
ing crazy going on. You know, that particular time of the year, it was not  2007 Page #122  
under and all that stuff. But this particular day there wasn't anything but 2007 Page #122  
s who have been implicated in thjs particular controversy? To answer those  2007 Page #132  
e objects that have been found. In particular any information pertaining to 2007 Page #142  
ck in 1974. The family thought one particular rockcovered hill looked like  2007 Page #168  
ain-and despite the fact that this particular UFO seemingly had the disturb 2008 Page #31  
n place in the early hours of that particular day when he and a colleague w 2008 Page #33  
over the base and that this was of particular concern to them. They noticed 2008 Page #33  
County and the South Beach area in particular is populated by fishermen and 2008 Page #43  
e indistinct when it comes to this particular case. Donald R. Bensen's 1978 2008 Page #102  
 joint National Estimates. CIA, in particular, was criticized for "failing  2009 Page #18  
s, after he finished his shift one particular night, Bethurum headed out to 2009 Page #54  
istortion . What was it about this particular incident that drew such media 2009 Page #134  
 as an investigative writer with a particular interest in the subject, and  2009 Page #137  
rk; then there is the issue of the particular fondness among Russians (all  2009 Page #139  
 intelligence background, I have a particular interest in the role of Gover 2009 Page #155  

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m based on electromagnetic energy, particularl y if the craft came from a w 2005 Page #120  
or two weeks, but this one day was particularl y chaotic. Joe noticed a cro 2007 Page #128  
ilable for lab analysis. \Xie find particularl) interesting the description 2007 Page #200  

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e, is to minimize pre.es reacticn, particularly in foreign quarters, to the 2003 Page #222  
which were somewhat impracticable, particularly as to Implementation in Chi 2003 Page #230  
n the crashed UFO controversy, and particularly from (a) a historical persp 2004 Page #5  
 quickly throughout the continent, particularly in Bolivia and its neighbor 2004 Page #8  
ith. The ambassador and I would be particularly interested in any indicatio 2004 Page #90  
 which I can get some information, particularly as it might fit in with our 2004 Page #91  
se arguments and rebuttals are not particularly focused on crash retrievals 2004 Page #121  
d there was one General who wasn't particularly happy about what we were do 2004 Page #185  
idespread media coverage. • He was particularly scathing of the Condon Repo 2004 Page #209  
y are untrue, are interesting too, particularly if they illustrate the dark 2004 Page #215  
ublic eye seemed like a good idea, particularly in this era of spin; a caut 2004 Page #215  
their accounts support each other, particularly on one very contentious poi 2004 Page #216  
ld they continue to play the game, particularly Scully, who had absolutely  2004 Page #219  
r their time), high-powered radar, particularly at El Vado, which had an ex 2004 Page #220  
's note: always read the endnotes, particularly where something controversi 2004 Page #222  
es, more about Newton and Gebauer, particularly Gebauer's FBI trial, and mo 2004 Page #223  
ned memo will be presented that is particularly controversial, not only for 2004 Page #242  
nd deployment of high-power radar, particularly in New Mexico (where we dev 2005 Page #121  
superiors. Stone's use of FOIA was particularly important since this would  2006 Page #17  
be very stressful and threatening, particularly if the NHI seemed strange o 2006 Page #57  
ust for a cup of tea. They weren't particularly worried, because at that po 2006 Page #124  
to dominate our lives and society, particularly under the Bush regime. 28   2007 Page #34  
e ciry of Austin, Texas employed a particularly striking image of a uro in  2007 Page #69  
dn't own our own place back so not particularly well off. A stable back gro 2007 Page #82  
casion I referred to l did leave a particularly long political diatribe. iv 2007 Page #90  
 quickly throughout the continent, particularly in Bolivia and it neighbori 2007 Page #142  
well shed remarkable light on this particularly controversial aspect of the 2007 Page #144  
 the latter part of the I 940s-and particularly so in 1948-a curious phenom 2008 Page #26  
re informed of the details of this particularly startling affair. Yet, once 2008 Page #31  
aps no-one is more learned on this particularly controversial topic than Dr 2008 Page #36  
iddle of the night. His account is particularly valuable because he stated  2008 Page #43  
lve the strange noise problem. One particularly interesting finding was tha 2008 Page #73  
ment preparation. This slide 26 is particularly important because it shows  2008 Page #108  
e is that sentence length is not a particularly reliable discriminator. Thi 2008 Page #108  
 psychiatrists after World War II, particularly in the military and intelli 2008 Page #140  
 collection and evaluation system, particularly of the overseas espionage a 2009 Page #12  
being involved late in life is not particularly relevant, since he was skil 2009 Page #13  
arms, the latter their quality and particularly the element of novelty. Com 2009 Page #21  
gy would be exceedingly difficult, particularly if our nuclear forces are n 2009 Page #22  
 collection and evaluation system, particularly of the overseas espionage a 2009 Page #24  
ld sci-fi novel. But, there is one particularly intriguing aspect to Bethur 2009 Page #54  

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te as midnight. The diary includes particulars on everyone he meets with, t 2003 Page #86  
rs account and offered details and particulars that in some cases were new  2004 Page #49  
hank you. I am confident that more particulars on these collective incident 2004 Page #59  
ry concerning the incident and the particulars surrounding the strange obje 2006 Page #180  
ignificantly from each other. Some particulars reported by that percentage  2009 Page #135  

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ea where they had poached deer and partied for years. The maze of half-over 2008 Page #45  

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was calculated which helped search parties t^jLocate the general area. Deta 2003 Page #233  
liaison? Was it possible that both parties were implicated in the crash-ret 2004 Page #12  
ad seen nothing. Reluctantly, both parties agreed to this. It was not untiJ 2005 Page #147  
y take place between roughly equal parties. Surely it is not difficult to s 2006 Page #5  
were used to discourage interested parties from visiting the crash sites. I 2006 Page #86  
he official evidence to interested parties. The document reads thus: "On 25 2006 Page #133  
the military and scientific search parties refused to allow any media to ac 2007 Page #130  
t [Monroe] was attending Hollywood parties hosted by Hollywood's elite and  2007 Page #135  
and other celestial bodies, States Parties to the Treaty shall be guided by 2008 Page #36  
ding interests of all other States Parties to the Treaty. States Parties to 2008 Page #36  
ates Parties to the Treaty. States Parties to the Treaty shall pursue studi 2008 Page #36  

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: Yes, he was in the States a lot, partly due to his work as Superintendent 2004 Page #96  
of the Worlds left the impression, partly because of media hype, that milli 2006 Page #102  
******* What you have just read is partly fiction and partly fact. Somethin 2006 Page #165  
ve just read is partly fiction and partly fact. Something DID happen that m 2006 Page #165  
ft in Roswell, New Mexico); raised partly in Pennsylvania (attending Valley 2006 Page #194  
ooking, rectangular object sacking partly out of the ice. No way was this w 2007 Page #138  
hough the Oppenheimer numbers were partly based on Chaski 's final output.  2008 Page #108  
rch is unpopular among scientists, partly on account of secrecy. (ln regime 2009 Page #21  
viction against Shaw, Garrison was partly vindicated in 1979 by the House S 2009 Page #44  

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Dillon) in late 1918. He becomes a partner in 1923 and President in 1926 wh 2003 Page #85  
and. Doty was also asked to take a partner along, someone who was in a posi 2003 Page #145  
1973 when Robert Emenegger and his partner Allen Sandler were approached by 2004 Page #181  
e there for a minute. But again my partner had enough sense to say "Hey! We 2004 Page #183  
ally turned to his German business partner, Volker Spielberg, for assistanc 2005 Page #145  
Retrieval Conference • Chereze and partner recover living EBE and take it t 2006 Page #109  
tories of UFO sighting. He and his partner were in their pick-up truck one  2006 Page #200  
s of writing of the last three. My partner Ryan Wood took the initiative to 2008 Page #106  
e of John Foster Dulles, who was a partner to Dr. Heinrich Albert, head of  2008 Page #128  
elationship as friend and business partner with Prince Bernhard of the Neth 2008 Page #132  
ents for their client and business partner, Democrat Averell Harriman . lt  2008 Page #138  
ian who had been a fonner business partner with Nazi lufnvaffe chief Hern1a 2008 Page #141  
esses-the other being his business partner Harold Dahl-of the earliest flyi 2009 Page #29  

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ter played by Gillian Anderson who partnered with Fox Moulder. Inside the F 2004 Page #136  
nd followed new leads, and he then partnered with Charles Berlitz in writin 2004 Page #136  

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r. Von Schroeder, who was business partners with the Rockefellers, employed 2008 Page #126  
re both attorneys for and business partners with Harriman , who, in tum, wa 2008 Page #138  

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 Military, Mob etc. and... • Joint partnership with Russians in space? NSAM 2004 Page #212  
lose attention to the evidence. In partnership with hjs father, accomplishe 2005 Page #117  
ank of New York had entered into a partnership with the Rockefellers. Named 2008 Page #126  
                                   partnership between Bertelsman.n and Tim 2008 Page #144  
a 50 percent share of the Bookspan partnership. Not publicly listed, Be11ie 2008 Page #144  

Word: "parts", 67 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tually be identified: bottles, car parts, barbed wire, tin cans, fruit jars 2003 Page #45  
hts. Aliens are farming human body parts for supper. Aliens created humans  2003 Page #142  
th nuclear weapons and replacement parts for all sorts of atomic devices. I 2003 Page #142  
ground facility, she had seen body parts floating in vats, received what sh 2003 Page #143  
oon to try and fill in the missing parts in Hansen's narrative. When he arr 2003 Page #144  
d withheld and blacked out certain parts of UFO-related government document 2003 Page #147  
ibes the procedures for moving the parts, with the RED TEAM assigned to com 2003 Page #176  
"reverse engineer" these recovered parts and probably still are. That we ha 2003 Page #187  
ng visited Kirtland AAF to inspect parts recovered from the powerplant." Sa 2003 Page #207  
ng visited Kirtland AAF to inspect parts recovered from powerplant. On $ Ju 2003 Page #234  
ry surgery on these bodies. Animal parts? were reportedly discovered inside 2003 Page #236  
e file are any further discernible parts of the report! Was this intentiona 2004 Page #6  
hat dissected humanoids and animal parts were found inside and near at leas 2004 Page #75  
hed in New Mexico in 1947. "Animal parts" takes me back to September 1979 w 2004 Page #76  
951 about animals found in several parts of the world with the bloodless ex 2004 Page #78  
ry surgery on these bodies. Animal parts were reportedly discovered inside  2004 Page #80  
ssected humanoid bodies and animal parts inside one of the craft must have  2004 Page #80  
the dissected humanoids and animal parts, there was another disturbing even 2004 Page #80  
riums was the extensive display of parts and equipment and the clear infere 2004 Page #119  
eval teams covertly ship large UFO parts by truck or rail? (Answer: they co 2004 Page #120  
ed shipping of windmills and their parts around the country before our Inte 2004 Page #127  
sidue was found on both bodies and parts, the nose gear door was blown inwa 2004 Page #130  
ct, has testified that some of the parts of the Mogul arrays were held toge 2004 Page #138  
both releasing and covering up key parts of the UFO story such as crashes,  2004 Page #179  
ence classification of significant parts of his file, decades later, on the 2004 Page #219  
o. Art discussed some very unusual parts and pieces that he has, that may b 2004 Page #240  
■ Dissembled, understood ■ Mystery parts sent to appropriate contractor: wh 2005 Page #5  
et up to figure it out WHO HAD THE PARTS? ■ Initially, Army and FBI (1941)  2005 Page #5  
 probably one of the most desolate parts of the United States. This valley  2005 Page #68  
 the Third Kind," published in two parts in the MUFON UFO Journal, July and 2005 Page #78  
es: "Unsubstantiated stories about parts of a flying saucer being stored at 2005 Page #134  
s in pretty poor quality but other parts of it were not too bad at all. Sal 2005 Page #148  
 Reverse engineering of mechanical parts requires extraction of information 2005 Page #161  
ld be for recognizable systems and parts; foremost among these would be som 2005 Page #161  
 the engines. Using an illustrated parts handbook, I was later able to iden 2006 Page #76  
 was almost absolute." Most of the parts were lightly sooted, and evenly so 2006 Page #82  
ge from the post-impact fire. Some parts were thrown clear of the blaze and 2006 Page #83  
e 20 years earlier" and spread the parts at the Bakersfield site to confoun 2006 Page #85  
aterial needed to identify F-1 17A parts, but I felt that the narrative did 2006 Page #85  
ut what of the cover story's other parts? The recovery crew had plenty of t 2006 Page #85  
is and compare it to known F- 117A parts as well as to debris from two othe 2006 Page #85  
e were clearly identifiable F-117A parts and materials in the debris field. 2006 Page #86  
itanium skin and structure, engine parts, and the entire right elevon (Fig. 2006 Page #88  
er. They knew I wasn't from "those parts" and it was very obvious because o 2006 Page #91  
plained that I had family in these parts and would stay with them up in the 2006 Page #92  
ry surgery on these bodies. Animal parts were reportedly discovered inside  2006 Page #104  
ts in the human brain and in other parts of the body. It is also found in m 2006 Page #114  
e: 1. Sudden Death 2. Missing Body Parts commonly include:30 • Lips • Tongu 2006 Page #115  
ese data show the number of cattle parts removed for the samples described  2006 Page #118  
aid human technology. However, the parts of the Test Site that we visited w 2006 Page #199  
attle at the Test Site and various parts of the animals were removed when t 2006 Page #201  
ing udders and genitalia and other parts of their bodies. After the visit w 2006 Page #201  
cking are a ny further discernible parts of the report -such is the poor qu 2007 Page #140  
d outside on the ground and animal parts found inside the craft. "LZ-2" on  2007 Page #160  
is that included aluminum airplane parts from the rudder assembly and other 2007 Page #189  
later used as a place to dump auto parts, but nobody knows for sure. During 2007 Page #189  
 it suggests radar tracks in other parts of the country as well as that fro 2008 Page #17  
Law ■Who really owns the Earth? (2 parts) ■Did they come because of atomic  2008 Page #116  
declassification of 1982 essential parts of the EMP discussion , our civili 2009 Page #10  
 and broke down the QD I into five parts. Each of these parts but one gener 2009 Page #11  
D I into five parts. Each of these parts but one generally "stays away" fro 2009 Page #11  
uthful material in among the phony parts to enhance credibility. It is furt 2009 Page #12  
ll aware of who created the hoaxed parts and why. Robert M. Wood Newport Be 2009 Page #14  
tioned as legitimate and essential parts of the Washington bureaucratic pro 2009 Page #15  
'Invaders ' show ... but there are parts of it that I swear were told to me 2009 Page #32  
e bodies, one severely burned, and parts of the wrecked craft, were deliver 2009 Page #50  
at someone had flown in bodies and parts of a saucer. Everyone was warned t 2009 Page #90  

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ff would have been the responsible party, Ruben Reinhold Schade. Sheriff Ru 2003 Page #31  
 father had and it was at a dinner party. And I had heard rumors, and bits  2003 Page #35  
sing detads...CG■ Saw It at dinner party ■ Old Kodak photo, scalloped edges 2003 Page #35  
tractor active in local Democratic Party activities. His mother is a teache 2003 Page #85  
formed DATT that the army's search party directed to go into the area to fi 2004 Page #9  
e name of an innocent but involved party here) was missing, but he followed 2004 Page #50  
 radioed his report and the ground party hurried to the scene. The thing wa 2004 Page #102  
o Clepf, age 65, was at a birthday party at a hall used for celebrations in 2005 Page #34  
volved with the Austrian Communist Party, his intention being to marry the  2005 Page #89  
iness and goals above those of the party, a travesty that could not be allo 2005 Page #89  
ords of a truly dangerous man. The party never forgave him this travesty an 2005 Page #89  
was known to support the Communist Party via its "united front" organizatio 2005 Page #93  
 i'vlJ-12, the FDJ\, the Communist Party, the "Hoodlums In Government" ("HI 2005 Page #104  
tchboard operator and connected to party lines. Listening to the radio and  2006 Page #92  
"The Thing 10-Feet Tall, Terrifies Party of 7." This UP article reported th 2006 Page #99  
ard in dress uniform at retirement party (Thomas Colman Sheppard at his ret 2006 Page #156  
right hand man). During a cocktail party just prior to his death, Ben fuch  2007 Page #114  
ormed DA TT that the army's search party directed to go into the area to fi 2007 Page #142  
ncident, the Flying Saucer Working Party and Project Condign (a highly clas 2008 Page #62  
rally ruled by the communist elite party members and pit this creation agai 2008 Page #125  
rexler to form the Gem1an Worker's Party, which soon included German Army I 2008 Page #126  
 National Socialist German Workers Party. The Thule Society, served as a fr 2008 Page #126  
eed success for the fledgling Nazi Party. And it was the same wealthy busin 2008 Page #126  
p German business leaders and Nazi Party officials to the Hotel Maison Roug 2008 Page #136  
 been longtime members of the Nazi party and the Gestapo , had conducted ex 2008 Page #137  
owsky in late 1961 during the 22nd Party Congress that "[T]he problem of de 2009 Page #17  

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tion to having been the Republican Party's nominee for the Presidenc y in 1 2005 Page #79  
In April, 1920, Hitler changed the party's name to the Nationalsozialistich 2008 Page #126  

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 Alan Rammer Sees the Other Search Party- The Westport UFO Crash Retrieval  2008 Page #55  

Word: "party-line", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tatic. Of course the town was on a party-line back then. Our block shared o 2007 Page #124  

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 and feel of every other Communist Partyapproved tourist brochure or post c 2009 Page #134  

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l and social ramifications of such paruc. A few weeks ago I had a conversat 2005 Page #85  

Word: "parviz", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ered to open fire on UFOs. General Parviz Jafari (Iran, 1976) and Comandant 2008 Page #66  

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                     · 1 IS A-BOMB PAS-SE? l Death Ray May Bel !U.,S. S~ien 2009 Page #184  

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 Leaked Documents • 1989: Valdimir Pasechnick defects to the U.K. and revea 2006 Page #108  

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 degrees off course. SLIDE #12: El Paso Times, May 30, 1947 V-2 Rocket, Off 2004 Page #67  
t. Bliss from 1946 to 1950. The El Paso limes reported the next day on May  2004 Page #67  
n electric clock stopped at the El Paso County Sheriff's Office, apparently 2004 Page #68  
 hole — nor anything else. (The El Paso Times, May 30, 1947) It was never l 2004 Page #68  
s a 19-year-old employee of the El Paso Oil Co. back at this time frame. Th 2004 Page #72  
highway between Albuquerque and El Paso, Texas, is located some twenty mile 2005 Page #153  
e missing aircraft had departed El Paso International with a destination of 2006 Page #134  
osion created a flash seen over El Paso Texas and a shock-wave was felt all 2007 Page #130  
nd a small aircraft flying from El Paso, Texas to Mexico City. The explosio 2007 Page #186  
e Fort Hood Anny Base in nearby EI Paso, Texas, in an effort to discover wh 2007 Page #187  
se commander of Fort Bliss near El Paso, Texas, in 194 7 during the time th 2008 Page #134  

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ly seven days. Several more months pass before the 'report' is released on  2003 Page #94  
sidential effort was cut of at the pass by Bill Clinton's science advisor D 2003 Page #200  
-shaped object with a bright light pass overhead. The craft was very low an 2004 Page #29  
 reported (over 50 feet) would not pass between the telephone poles in plac 2004 Page #127  
riefing, a small alien appeared to pass through one of the walls of the roo 2005 Page #165  
pathically interface with EBEs and pass on this information through a secur 2006 Page #22  
nge, no damage. Pilot makes second pass. UFO out-runs him. Second sighting: 2006 Page #28  
investigators. A T-33 pilot made a pass over the crash scene to photograph  2006 Page #74  
 I felt that the narrative did not pass the "ring of truth" test. It just f 2006 Page #85  
large fiery spheroid-shaped object pass over a nearby mountain. At first, i 2006 Page #89  
cloud. "We waited for the cloud to pass and when it did the disc had gone t 2006 Page #120  
ould swing around, it would make a pass over Area 51. In a matter of second 2006 Page #154  
g. But then, on the Diane's second pass, something is located by the boat's 2006 Page #187  
 "\'{/henever unidentified signals pass your way, Digital Signal Processin  2007 Page #71  
O harass them if they continued to pass out the flyers. Currently there are 2007 Page #129  
 . Witnesses move away, forget, or pass on. Time makes it less likely anyon 2008 Page #40  
observed a very bright green flash pass overhead. He reported his sighting  2008 Page #49  
. She observed an unknown aircraft pass over her home; she thought it was s 2008 Page #50  
amed New York publicist Ivy Lee to pass proprietary infomiation on American 2008 Page #127  
rman Parliament voted 441 to 94 to pass an "Enabling Act" which became the  2008 Page #128  

Word: "passage", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ialed the number of the Barrington Passage Detachment of the RCMP on the ni 2004 Page #34  
was the only one in the Barrington Passage RCMP Detachment at this hour, an 2004 Page #35  
uest of the OIC RCMP in Barrington Passage. They would be augmented by RCMP 2004 Page #41  
 opens up between the two allowing passage from one to another. Many discs  2005 Page #164  
nts and with the following SOM1-01 passage: 4.e. Establishment and administ 2006 Page #18  
 can now compare his claims with a passage from SOM1-01: 24. b. Injured or  2006 Page #19  
 Outer Space Matters," and the key passage in the text was: I would like yo 2009 Page #40  

Word: "passages", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n dated back over two years." Both passages - one from a good friend the ot 2003 Page #94  

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Sun had this headline : "Is A-Bomb Passe? U.S. Scientist Helped Make New Se 2009 Page #161  

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ward over Westmoreland County, and passed over the city of Greensburg. The  2003 Page #58  
 1947 The National Security Act is passed by Congress and a new national se 2003 Page #87  
ficer, Colonel Ernest Edwards, who passed him off to AFOSI Special Agent Ri 2003 Page #145  
 government documents. He had even passed a deliberately misleading documen 2003 Page #147  
oty and other Air Force people who passed along important information vital 2003 Page #148  
r given by the Air Force where the passed it off as some "swamp gas." And i 2003 Page #195  
lassify the Roswell case was being passed through Hillary Clinton's office  2003 Page #200  
s to the right of the aircraft and passed by the aircraft's right side, dis 2004 Page #5  
 of the other sphere in Cotoca and passed on information concerning this se 2004 Page #11  
 the story was a hoax and this was passed along to Gregg. It was this versi 2004 Page #29  
rdinary. in fact they had probably passed Laurie Wickens who was waiting pa 2004 Page #36  
e told us. However, just before he passed away in 1962, when he felt the Ac 2004 Page #96  
tal failures." Leonard Stringfield passed away on December 18, 1994; having 2004 Page #110  
 More than a million visitors have passed through that museum in search of  2004 Page #148  
 phone traffic about the crash_ He passed on the fact that he had received  2004 Page #176  
 given by the Air Force where they passed it off as 'swamp gas.' And in add 2004 Page #177  
 "Well OK." The two producers were passed from person to person in the Pent 2004 Page #183  
on so I asked Stanton Friedman and passed on what Stan recommended. When I  2004 Page #191  
Chapter 18, p243.."Four years have passed..." a RV answer: murdered in cold 2004 Page #205  
foil to Mr. Stanton Friedman to be passed on to the UFO Museum in Roswell,  2004 Page #240  
Crash Retrieval Case food would be passed quickly through a door, which was 2005 Page #33  
ilot felt a "bump" when the object passed beneath his plane. He was an expe 2005 Page #74  
 small contingent of the U.S. Army passed almost unnoticed through San Anto 2005 Page #153  
denly peppered the area. The storm passed, and as we began to move out, ano 2005 Page #154  
 in Albuquerque, Ne,v i\Iexico. He passed away on December 4, 1960. Bill Uh 2005 Page #169  
asurements and propulsion info was passed directly to Jack Northrop and Kel 2005 Page #175  
, with a major block of data being passed on from The \'X'orking Group at W 2005 Page #175  
vigator, took off on Runway 32 and passed over Groom Dry Lake. As the plane 2006 Page #78  
nged direction, heading east as it passed over the playground, over the boy 2006 Page #89  
 side of the road. The object then passed over a flat-topped mountain locat 2006 Page #89  
eferred to a "blazing object" that passed "awfully low" over Washington D.C 2006 Page #95  
 time the "Washington area meteor" passed over the Capital until it alleged 2006 Page #96  
ked two other flaming objects that passed over the eastern United States sh 2006 Page #97  
tes shortly before the object that passed over Washington D.C. When I stepp 2006 Page #97  
as the "Flame Over Washington." It passed over the nation's capital on a du 2006 Page #98  
and in a few years he was dead. He passed through the following symptoms: • 2006 Page #109  
 the Four Corners Outbreak, having passed away in a small Indian Health Cli 2006 Page #110  
gton D.C. in several hours, having passed over major cities along the East  2006 Page #164  
bstance of a and b above was to be passed to the Office of the Secretag of  2006 Page #170  
dio identification would have been passed to the local commanders of the Co 2006 Page #173  
us pollster George Gallup had just passed away. (Or, at least, 86% of those 2006 Page #183  
net and came across a Law that was passed back in 1982, called the Extrater 2006 Page #202  
 Chavez in Belen. Mr. Chavez, Sr., passed away in 2006, leaving behind this 2007 Page #161  
vich Barsukov was born in 1928 and passed away on July 22, 1992. He was a C 2007 Page #198  
 over the southeastern horizon and passed directly over them. "It was a ver 2008 Page #11  
t approached them rapidly and then passed directly overhead. Robinson told  2008 Page #12  
ir Lines pilot said that the light passed beneath his aircraft which was fl 2008 Page #13  
aper the path of the object, as it passed overhead , was traveling from the 2008 Page #13  
t report, they stated that the UFO passed directly over the base and that t 2008 Page #33  
look at all the paperwork and then passed it back down the chain of command 2008 Page #34  
he National UFO Reporting Center28 passed on the names of people who had ca 2008 Page #45  
bject an-ived from behind them and passed through her field of view and was 2008 Page #49  
tention to the strange object that passed over her home on that Sunday njgh 2008 Page #49  
d, ''ft was out of power." The UFO passed from high and to the right, from  2008 Page #50  
of the Freedom of Information Act (passed in November 2000 and coming fully 2008 Page #62  
ilitary radar systems, information passed to the UK in confidence by allies 2008 Page #63  
 when a brown, cigar-shaped object passed so close to the aircraft that the 2008 Page #66  
 was treated as a UFO incident and passed from the CAA to the MoD. We launc 2008 Page #66  
trained revolutionaries. The train passed through Gem1any unhindered as arr 2008 Page #125  
lack found that IBM technology was passed not only through the compai1y 's  2008 Page #128  
her in 19 I 6, that Nazi money was passed. This Dutch connection tied the B 2008 Page #129  
Plan. The "Vandenberg Resolution," passed by the Senate in 1948, paved the  2008 Page #132  
After the war, the Brotherhood was passed by British Intelligence to old OS 2008 Page #139  
nd their racist theories have been passed down from teacher to student to s 2008 Page #140  
use of mind-altering drugs, a fact passed over by the mass media, which cou 2008 Page #141  
 resources required • ·· An action passed is an action bandied" "THE PENTAG 2008 Page #147  
 956. More than--teR 20 years have passed since I collected all available m 2009 Page #12  
d in 1956. More than 20 years have passed since I collected all available m 2009 Page #23  
f the incredible adventures he has passed through in the last twenty years. 2009 Page #32  
evidence that the MJ-12 directives passed by Dulles and six other MJ-12 mem 2009 Page #45  
ed inside the craft. Some time had passed before exiting. It was latter [si 2009 Page #53  
ise made to a friend who has since passed away. 82                          2009 Page #88  
 from June 18, 1977; Dr. von Braun passed away on June 16, 1977. She wrote  2009 Page #93  
story of the century." Four months passed, and in early February, 1990, I r 2009 Page #139  

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ule out the possibility of a human passenger who could have been involved i 2003 Page #68  
 8:36 p.m., just as the northbound passenger train No. 12 pulled into the s 2004 Page #32  
handle. It nearly hit a commercial passenger plane in the vicinity of the W 2006 Page #97  
 various rodents, voles, and their passenger viruses, precipitated in large 2006 Page #109  
 similar to that of a Douglas DC-6 passenger airliner, with enough room for 2007 Page #106  
by military. Mrs. Ralph Case was a passenger with her husband driving westb 2008 Page #49  
he thought it was something like a passenger airliner because of the illumi 2008 Page #50  
friend who pilots intercontinental passenger jets. He stated the Helicopter 2008 Page #54  
nufactur ed airships which offered passenger flights to various countries,  2008 Page #133  
lso be developed into a full-scale passenger carrier, again demonstrating t 2009 Page #23  

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e line, lost from Wickens' and his passengers view for a few precious secon 2004 Page #34  
ayed by the phone anyway while his passengers plied him with questions. Wer 2004 Page #35  
y for take-off with a full load of passengers. Was this really an "accident 2004 Page #145  
aft was an Al Italia MD-80 with 57 passengers on board. It was a height of  2008 Page #66  

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tive incidents will emerge as time passes. In any case, another Bentwaters/ 2004 Page #59  
e personal camcorder, hardly a day passes without someone somewhere in the  2005 Page #118  
conds. 4th September , 1986: a UFO passes an estimated 1.5 nautical miles f 2008 Page #65  

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placed around bismuth, rather than passing through it. Bismuth also has the 2003 Page #107  
le, I was interested to see, was a passing reference to the Spitsbergen inc 2004 Page #14  
eep going, and I soon found myself passing over the state of Indiana." Yet  2004 Page #32  
them while they were fishing in or passing through the area. There were thr 2004 Page #42  
 it is omitted. There isn't even a passing reference or a joke about it. Th 2004 Page #136  
t Harrison Schmitt where he made a passing reference to ET in the opening l 2004 Page #195  
red by Ramsey and others with each passing month), more details about the r 2004 Page #223  
ts we were getting, I mentioned in passing that I had a troublesome feeling 2004 Page #233  
eeking new territory or resources? Passing through our location or dimensio 2006 Page #53  
ch 3.3 while climbing to altitude. Passing through 63,000 feet, the drone's 2006 Page #77  
 objects were sighted and reported passing over more than forty locations o 2006 Page #98  
rack Bob Lazar-style flying saucer passing over a vacationer standing on a  2007 Page #71  
radar confirmation of the object's passing, interaction with the environmen 2008 Page #7  
 Air Force Base. A normal aircraft passing overhead at night would not attr 2008 Page #51  
· Another company essential to the passing of Nazi money was the Holland Am 2008 Page #129  

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her scientist of great courage and passion, one who, like Reich, had the te 2005 Page #99  
Boyd Higgins, M., and Raphael, C.: Passion of Yo"th: An Alftobiogr,rpl?J'·  2005 Page #105  
cation of so many Ufologists whose passion for the truth became a lifelong  2009 Page #154  
 lifelong endeavor. For many, this passion became an obsession to piece tog 2009 Page #154  

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ses one of Huffman's horticultural passions. The Alien Photograph A genuine 2003 Page #34  

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 not appear that flying discs were passive actors in 1947. Between May 9 an 2004 Page #66  
ent here to be deployed for either passive or active purposes. In 1928 dr.  2009 Page #16  

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 with here is not so much a simple passivity or mistrust of new ideas as an 2005 Page #103  

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Lar11 \X/arren to help him gee his passport back when the US govt alleged h 2007 Page #91  
ent. After Mr Clark intervened the passport was given back. Perhaps he coul 2007 Page #91  
y under Winston Churchill and with passport authorized by Pres. Woodrow Wil 2008 Page #125  

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                    Using my blank password scanning technique 1 got into J 2007 Page #86  
uildjng 8 in them and did m) blank password scanning technique for all thos 2007 Page #86  
the administrators account and the password was blank. I would rype NETUSE  2007 Page #87  
share name on the machine and then password was blank. One I was logged in  2007 Page #87  
e. GM: Yes, I always used to set a password when I went in to these sites s 2007 Page #89  

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ey can see, creates user names and passwords accounts for people to get in. 2007 Page #83  
l would get people to change their passwords on a monthly basis. M\XI: \.'v 2007 Page #83  
ays he could get in and change the passwords. That's one thing I did Like a 2007 Page #83  
 reaDy easily, as there were blank passwords everywhere. In a network of ma 2007 Page #86  
 night scanning them for the blank passwords in the first place ... this is 2007 Page #87  

Word: "past", 71 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 provided valid information in the past like the correlation with JEH's Lou 2003 Page #29  
nal UFO Reporter, Winter 1996. 20. Past In The Roses (add more to this? 21. 2003 Page #39  
or neighbors directly involved. In past years, I had the opportunity to int 2003 Page #57  
 car with her. Don was able to get past the road block on foot without bein 2003 Page #71  
erent testimonies have emerged the past few years about crashed or landed d 2003 Page #98  
96. The source said that "based on past conversations on the subject (of a  2003 Page #100  
at I have ever tried to use in the past from about 1940 to now. I have foun 2003 Page #110  
uced the layered metal. But in the past twelve months, biophysicist W. C. L 2003 Page #111  
n a Bi/Mg Layered Metal." "For the past two years, internal changes in the  2003 Page #112  
becoming a nightly ritual. For the past few months, he and his wife Cindy h 2003 Page #142  
nsistently missed the point in the past, he tried to carefully explain what 2003 Page #146  
archers had been exposed to in the past, that he probably couldn't describe 2003 Page #147  
tain. All the information from the past administration has been removed and 2003 Page #189  
 I have spent a lot of time in the past couple months looking at the concep 2003 Page #191  
 We've had some in Michigan in the past week. Do you really believe in flyi 2003 Page #195  
mo. It so happened that during the past three Y days his name has been prop 2003 Page #230  
n its share of reports of UFOs the past week. Request a reply ASAP. 4       2004 Page #7  
n its share of reports of UFOs the past week?" Faced with this overwhelming 2004 Page #10  
led his vehicle around a turn just past the entrance road to the Prospect P 2004 Page #34  
iser, through the village, and out past Prospect point road. They came arou 2004 Page #37  
there, and the amount of time that past, he opted to "run a line down" on t 2004 Page #39  
uthern entrance to the Sound. Once past that point there was "The Rip" to c 2004 Page #40  
n impression on Budd as well. This past summer, a film crew from Teamwork P 2004 Page #59  
mpartmentalized experience for the past 57 years with few, even in the rele 2004 Page #63  
ic Documents is Tim Cooper. In the past year, the Woods have released a com 2004 Page #101  
urials were accelerated completely past any objective coverage; (d) JFK Jr. 2004 Page #130  
, planes are scrambled, but in the past orders to fire have produced disast 2004 Page #169  
You've had some in Michigan in the past week. Do you really believe in flyi 2004 Page #177  
h they knew it had occurred in the past. The film was transported back to t 2004 Page #184  
 produced the UFO documentary UFOs Past, Present, and Future in 1974 for th 2004 Page #192  
han a few UFO conferences over the past couple of years, I've met some of t 2004 Page #215  
 . Now, it is true that during the past decade, popular media has at times  2005 Page #76  
 e pattern across nations over the past many decades relating to major poli 2005 Page #84  
t idea. It is fair to say that the past cenrury saw more scientific advance 2005 Page #87  
rvations of numerous others of the past sixty years. But then one of Einste 2005 Page #92  
d been slow going. None of Reich's past or current patients or any of those 2005 Page #101  
ists of history nearly fifty years past, they continue to remain as shatter 2005 Page #104  
n to comprehend this secret of the past and its meaning for the future-it i 2005 Page #143  
 its share of reports of UFOs this past week Request a reply ASAP " •(vVtry 2006 Page #29  
nfolding NHI story, reminiscent of past spectacular news events such as 9/1 2006 Page #57  
 elsewhere in the universe. In the past decade, astronomers have positively 2006 Page #69  
e than Gallo at the NIH. Have some past epidemics been due to alien viruses 2006 Page #106  
We have now four examples from the past of apparent alien-caused illnesses, 2006 Page #112  
ion . For example, Robert Coonrod, past president of the Corporation for Pu 2007 Page #14  
n its share of reports of UFOs the past week. Request a reply ASAP. The Dep 2007 Page #141  
by 1979 it \\ as already two years past it scheduled Jjfe-span. Jr is a fac 2007 Page #143  
nes -a year that stands out in the past half century as a rime when mysteri 2007 Page #145  
 piece of the puzzle which, in the past, l would have given great weight to 2008 Page #14  
                        During the past two months various sightings of une 2008 Page #27  
 again -it's a real blast from the past. As with the first batch, most of t 2008 Page #65  
NTO THEIR FUTURE? They go to their past. It's impossible to go into the fut 2008 Page #92  
 too much energy. HOW FAR INTO THE PAST CAN THEY GO? These ships can go for 2008 Page #92  
s to travel into any region of the past, present and future, and back again 2008 Page #95  
veling thousands of years into the past was to avoid affecting the time tra 2008 Page #95  
ing backwards in time to a distant past to survive IS changing their future 2008 Page #95  
nfidence , than at any time in the past 30 years. The future of U.S. intell 2009 Page #15  
orse case scenario did not happen. Past Defense Conditions Two alerts 11    2009 Page #17  
y operations in foreign countries. Past and current members of the Council  2009 Page #19  
ools. Some say the generation just past accomplished more in technology tha 2009 Page #19  
ations to come. Comparisons of the past accomplishments with contemporary o 2009 Page #19  
this kind of defense weapon in the past with marginal success. 1f control i 2009 Page #22  
 I privy now, or had I been in the past, to top secret information about th 2009 Page #24  
 and performance in many important past events. At any rate, this illustrat 2009 Page #24  
dvise the President and the NSC of past and current findings only on a "NEE 2009 Page #25  
inion of the reality of the event. Past disinformation tools have been more 2009 Page #25  
which has proven most effective in past propaganda campaigns against the So 2009 Page #25  
 of what the President knows about past and current operation of 33 Group s 2009 Page #25  
t 2009 Lindo Moulton Howe Over the past thirty years in England -Royal Air  2009 Page #57  
 his frustrated perspective on the past thirty years since his involvement  2009 Page #77  
d of allowing rain clouds to drive past arid and semi-arid sections, we sho 2009 Page #162  
r s;iy~ Sno:l::rau Wfl;' , tn drln past 11rirl 11nrl ~cmi arid. a blophyiid 2009 Page #183  

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xture of liquid oxygen and benzene paste, it reached a height of 400 meters 2004 Page #153  

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e paper and they ·were not cut and pasted together." OVERLAY: TRIANGLE PATI 2005 Page #67  
ped all flying saucer reports ■ He pasted them in with glue, now old ■ In r 2007 Page #45  

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arfare and epidemiology. Also, the Pasteur Institute in Paris should be men 2006 Page #106  
 professors consider Montagnier at Pasteur more persuasive than Gallo at th 2006 Page #106  
War in North America. • 1881:Louis Pasteur develops bacterial vaccination.  2006 Page #107  

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ther with some friends cutting and pasting from Army manuals. He therefore  2006 Page #15  

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ever and was sent to Hospital Born Pastor, where he was seen by a cardiolog 2005 Page #33  
 by exam.inations at Hospital Born Pastor. There was also a lung infection- 2005 Page #34  
lin.ica1 analysis of Hospital Born Pastor revealed d1e following informatio 2005 Page #34  

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ndance would be way up, along with pastoral counseling and other church-bas 2006 Page #64  
lowing green, is suspended above a pastoral landscape at dusk. ls it descen 2007 Page #71  

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 hanger where the bodies and craft pasts from the Roswell crash were rumore 2003 Page #198  
                     of their Nazi pasts, Dulles had the scientists' dossie 2008 Page #139  

Word: "pasture", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 father putting some cattle out to pasture on the morning of April 19, 1897 2004 Page #29  
mpanies. SLIDE # 47: Disc in horse pasture in Arkansas, 1970s. I think the  2004 Page #79  
urt or feeble as it went .into the pasture nearby. As both policemen approa 2005 Page #32  
 to the site. We landed out in the pasture right across from whew it hit. W 2006 Page #176  

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 the animals dead and mutilated to pastures — that Americans, and the world 2004 Page #79  
n found dead, at various times, in pastures around Fyffe, AL, with various  2006 Page #201  
 hilltops, where they can ,can the pastures and the narrow roads that wind  2007 Page #145  

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FB, Ohio, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher Pat Packard VI1,13-16 Witness saw alien  2004 Page #113  
here • Center for Remote Viewing • Pat Price killed by remote assassination 2004 Page #163  
fundamentalists (Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson come to mind) have already 2006 Page #10  
 wnet ..•••• .sr. clms..4 Ns man,: pat tort., tr.. sql. Vr4 LW* WAX:At .1 A 2006 Page #34  
tems co rrsdng the nej$csne1n U.S. Pat No. 3,018,394, mived I 19 god ,n U.S 2006 Page #35  
 3,018,394, mived I 19 god ,n U.S. Pat , Auo 16, 1960 fvrtner, eJectrolonet 2006 Page #35  
included ■ No cover letter FINDING PAT BOWEN ■Vernon was active in a church 2007 Page #43  
ne call and I was talking to him ■ Pat confirmed it was his dad ■ Knew the  2007 Page #43  

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                   a friend of Ron Pataki, a syndicated drama critic for th 2007 Page #136  
ewspaper in Colun1bus, Ohio, where Pataki was a Jong-tinie friend of Robert 2007 Page #136  
rst of August when Marilyn called, Pataki stated. 'I was at Bob's and answe 2007 Page #136  
brother the Attomey General.' When Pataki was recendy asked if he talked to 2007 Page #136  
yn's problems Tvith the Kennedy's, Pataki paused before saying: 'I may have 2007 Page #136  

Word: "patch", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, which at first they though was a patch of sea foam. The light picked it o 2004 Page #39  
played back and forth over it. The patch was huge and all around them. The  2004 Page #39  
eached the other side of the foamy patch which was about two boat lengths,  2004 Page #40  
 able to determine that the smelly patch of foam was over a half mile [805  2004 Page #40  
 and sketching a military insignia patch seen at a crash site that is later 2005 Page #136  
te 1960s. SLIDE # 12 — RADCOM Army Patch, 1967 (Army Air Defense Command pa 2006 Page #142  
ch, 1967 (Army Air Defense Command patch in 1967. provided by Bill.) In Apr 2006 Page #142  
a couple coming through with a big patch on the side of it. Now 1 am saying 2007 Page #124  
f a 30-foot wide circular scorched patch of desert littered with metal frag 2007 Page #184  
and Woodbridge SLIDE# 6 Cobra Mist Patch 66 Thirty years before that closur 2008 Page #72  

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omic b□mb. eLuter dis· i ;, •. ~ , patches mentioned a Pro!. J. M. n_g ~!e1 2009 Page #184  

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nnewitz' revelations, but a lot of patching up was needed to explain to off 2003 Page #150  

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 7 I Aittority Nh/J~?GOQSo j , IMA Pateg/faM | TOP CTgRB f- DRAFT OF TKLESR 2003 Page #229  

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se it to the public via the normal patent process. Many people also, say, " 2003 Page #185  
d, how much to make one? ■ You get patent if we get early edge WHEN DID IT  2005 Page #5  
nts in this area ■ Name, timing of patent holders ■ Circle of friendships I 2005 Page #11  
ckley links to war, Bush, R&D ■ IC patent holders were proteges 9           2005 Page #11  
ims should be further explored via patent searches ■ Nobody is claiming tra 2005 Page #12  
eceived : over1iaoze··-- -~r;·· US Patent ' #2,9ss,1so I :-= ___ _ ~ _:•-.. 2005 Page #28  
••1••• • .11•)001, • United States Patent 14789801 ts surd 1988.12.0e • tik 2006 Page #35  
ment contracts, service contracts, patent agreements, cartels, and withhold 2008 Page #136  

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omain invention Innovative , maybe patentabl e improvements likely 19       2005 Page #21  

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of human enemies and developed and patented by American companies. SLIDE #  2004 Page #79  

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part of some secret test, which is patently false; as such tests would be c 2008 Page #66  

Word: "patents", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

bor. Levengood holds about a dozen patents related to analyzing seeds and i 2003 Page #111  
reference to Corning ■ Dow Corning patents in this area ■ Name, timing of p 2005 Page #11  
O Crash Retrieval Conference 10 IC PATENTS ■ Texas Instruments ainid RCA fr 2005 Page #12  
Texas Instruments ainid RCA fr~ed: patents in 1959 CONCLUSIONS ■ Reverse en 2005 Page #12  
ght of money, gold, stocks, bonds, patents, copyrights and even technical s 2008 Page #136  
ific papers and the holder of many patents. Project Seal So now that we kno 2009 Page #164  

Word: "path", 26 instance(s) (Back to Top)

owards Kecksburg. It is along that path near Norvelt where it appears that  2003 Page #58  
ed to have been damaged. This tree path continued down through the woods in 2003 Page #63  
we estimated from the damaged tree path that the object had fallen. Jim ind 2003 Page #63  
ees off the V-2's projected flight path." New Mexico State Representative A 2004 Page #65  
ive amount of debris strewn over a path a few hundred feet wide and three-q 2004 Page #135  
by construction site and cross the path in front of their car. The officer  2005 Page #32  
of them. I do not believe that the path toward uncovering the truth is serv 2005 Page #86  
 movies and TV shows following the path of Star Trek and Star IWm:r, curren 2005 Page #119  
ns. Science would also provide the path of access to businesses wishing to  2006 Page #61  
esearch would go 24/7, seeking any path to battlefield advantage. Science w 2006 Page #62  
it was dusk. They walked up a dirt path where a wooded area was located on  2006 Page #90  
tree about four feet back from the path and to their left. As they continue 2006 Page #90  
o. It then hovered across the dirt path in front of the nearest witness, Mr 2006 Page #90  
p of frightened boys fled down the path screaming in terror and ran off the 2006 Page #90  
nnected the dots, recreated flight path trajectories, and started to piece  2006 Page #97  
/7:00 PM.EST. I tracked its flight path across the country and it continued 2006 Page #97  
their house is, if you walk up the path that goes behind the houses up and  2006 Page #127  
 program in December 1980? On this path: in her book on the Rendlesham affa 2006 Page #132  
e high speed and descending flight path. But meteors normally travel at hig 2006 Page #134  
itude, direction, projected flight path and the whole nine yards. YOU SAY ' 2006 Page #152  
orts. As you can see perusing this path is a win-win for all of us. Herein  2007 Page #121  
dually. The streaking UFO traced a path along some of the more desolate and 2007 Page #185  
ccording to the Reno newspaper the path of the object, as it passed overhea 2008 Page #13  
s investigare meaning "to follow a path or trail." There is a critical diff 2008 Page #55  
t with Jim Penniston 's graphic of path he and John Burroughs took. By arou 2008 Page #85  
xter and Atkins concluded that the path of destruction that levelled the su 2008 Page #101  

Word: "pathogen", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n's doctor, are killed by a deadly pathogen which turns out to be classifie 2006 Page #102  
d COULD have started from an alien pathogen, we need to look at the evidenc 2006 Page #108  
question: did the U.S. employ this pathogen as a test of biological warfare 2006 Page #108  
e presence or absence of a similar pathogen, as yet unknown to the American 2006 Page #112  
es and controls. What is the ideal pathogen to use against inhabitants of e 2006 Page #112  
 some retroviruses, VHFs 3. Stable pathogen, difficult to kill—prions, retr 2006 Page #112  
ally fatal, jumps species, and the pathogen is nearly indestructible. Clear 2006 Page #116  
at the Hantavirus was the original pathogen from the Roswell deaths of four 2006 Page #117  

Word: "pathogens", 26 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 possible relationships with alien pathogens. The control of epidemics aris 2006 Page #101  
ics arising from exposure to alien pathogens has always been a sensible wor 2006 Page #101  
d cow" and related diseases. Alien pathogens have played and are playing a  2006 Page #101  
cerns for the containment of alien pathogens probably bean with the Cape Gi 2006 Page #103  
ions unite the discovery of lethal pathogens with the application to biolog 2006 Page #105  
ities designed for safely studying pathogens include increasingly effective 2006 Page #105  
e there black ops with EBB-related pathogens at Area 51 as well? In the Uni 2006 Page #106  
mples of possible death from alien pathogens Case]: The SED Technicians. Fi 2006 Page #108  
cure a position at the CDC Special Pathogens Branch. All blood and tissue s 2006 Page #110  
as highly crucial. Peters' Special Pathogens group worked overtime analyzin 2006 Page #111  
hrough coming from Peters' Special Pathogens unit. On 3 June 1993, antibodi 2006 Page #111  
ctors of mice and Pinyon Jays. New pathogens, new diseases? We have now fou 2006 Page #112  
ot trained in biology or medicine. Pathogens are biological agents with the 2006 Page #113  
ir host(s) There are five kinds of pathogens: 1. Bacteria are microscopic,  2006 Page #113  
ade only of protein. Each of these pathogens have a range of sizes dependin 2006 Page #113  
sting that some of the more lethal pathogens are not viruses but are prions 2006 Page #113  
ne virus or potential alien threat pathogens, both retroviruses and Viral H 2006 Page #116  
he development of long-term lethal pathogens and their vaccines for removin 2006 Page #116  
ence Two fiction stories involving pathogens have substantially influenced  2006 Page #117  
ories for handling potential alien pathogens and biological warfare. BW and 2006 Page #117  
warfare. BW and the study of alien pathogens are intellectually entwined. T 2006 Page #117  
There are modern concerns that new pathogens are neither understood nor con 2006 Page #117  
ne virus or potential alien threat pathogens. "Their" concerns might be the 2006 Page #117  
he development of long-term lethal pathogens and their vaccines for removin 2006 Page #117  
from this particular planet. Alien pathogens (viruses and prions) have play 2006 Page #117  
rr Intent of Tab "G'' (BW} ■ Alien pathogens are presumably the concern ■ W 2008 Page #122  

Word: "pathologist", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n January 31, 1992. A veterinarian pathologist examined tissue from the mut 2004 Page #76  

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a serrated edge which veterinarian pathologists have confirmed were made wi 2004 Page #77  

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ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference paths had merely crossed on the edge of  2005 Page #100  
their bikes and dirt roads and cow paths outnumbered the tar roads. Several 2006 Page #92  
characteristics along their flight paths. All of them were reported to be o 2006 Page #98  
ting in mid-air along their flight paths and then reappearing shortly after 2006 Page #98  
e motion f)icturt ,ound di..-hioni paths of air m1u.sr,1 accunndy :!.!!rl1  2009 Page #183  

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a Xavier, 21, were walking along a pathway on their \vay home in the distri 2005 Page #31  

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ich left traces in the ground like pathways , and it damaged some crops. La 2008 Page #100  

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en the time and for having had the patience to answer many of my questions. 2005 Page #88  
al of "fairness," objectivit y and patience were spent in "sorting all th.i 2005 Page #102  

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m. Reins insists he cannot see the patient as he has learned that Forrestal 2003 Page #90  
tors conduct an examination of the patient then consult, deciding that the  2003 Page #90  
 'V.I.P. reasoning' given that the patient is a former Secretary of Navy. M 2003 Page #90  
hospital officials, never sees his patient again. Reins accompanies the Sec 2003 Page #90  
rooms are also available. Once the patient is secured, a twenty four hour M 2003 Page #90  
ethesda. For most of this time the patient is kept heavily sedated. For a w 2003 Page #90  
al Indicated that hsitn ambulatory patient Cfapt B f bLhjld_*n«r.! a. raatf 2003 Page #91  
 red leather. Harrison asks if the patient would like a sleeping pill but t 2003 Page #91  
would like a sleeping pill but the patient declines. Harrison then reports  2003 Page #91  
pital authorities surmise that the patient, finding his door unlocked, walk 2003 Page #92  
ate with the evident status of the patient at all times." Considering its u 2003 Page #94  
sly had no contact with the V.I.P. patient assigned to this important job o 2003 Page #95  
agnosis of mental instability. The patient is then sedated with haloperidol 2004 Page #169  
 two victims.24 Such symptoms in a patient as young and athletic as Bahe we 2006 Page #110  
samples—Proving Koch's postulates, patient blood injected into mice produce 2006 Page #111  
thing" behind his ear. He told the patient that it was a piece of cartilage 2006 Page #206  
t it was a piece of cartilage. The patient showed me the area behind his ea 2006 Page #206  
a medical doctor. After visiting a patient, the doctor was driving home lat 2007 Page #156  

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sed Laurie Wickens who was waiting patiently by the phone in Woods Harbor.  2004 Page #36  
," or, even worse, waiting ever so patiently for the Glorious Hereafter. We 2006 Page #182  

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uo Prado, responsible for the E.R. patients in the Hospital Regional that d 2005 Page #32  
ronic muscular contractions of his patients: this human "armoring" served t 2005 Page #90  
g. None of Reich's past or current patients or any of those with the physic 2005 Page #101  
er Reed, who treated some of these patients in Korea to assist a crack team 2006 Page #108  
sed that from 1991-1994 and later, patients ranging in age from twelve to s 2006 Page #109  
iously unrecognized. 27 Hantavirus patients were later identified from Flor 2006 Page #111  
ught cerebral matter from infected patients back to Ft. Detrick and Patuxen 2006 Page #114  
 able to cut and cauterize wounded patients with the laser Medical Pen, dev 2006 Page #201  
eatments. One of these studies had patients listening to taped reassurance  2006 Page #206  
 seeing. I have also stood by when patients were evacuated by helicopter fr 2008 Page #54  

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s to Hantaviruses cross-reacted in patients' blood samples—Proving Koch's p 2006 Page #111  

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asted together." OVERLAY: TRIANGLE PATIERl~ IN DRES LAKE BED-\~ide "I've se 2005 Page #67  

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he show, had a MIB walk across her patio, return back across the patio, the 2006 Page #204  
 her patio, return back across the patio, then disappear. Another lady in R 2006 Page #204  

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nger. He believed he was doing his patiotic duty. More dead and mutilated a 2003 Page #144  

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ey went: (Insight l.lagazine. Kely Patrici.10-L!earaSeptemberJ . 2001) ACCM 2007 Page #53  

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 administrator and a true American patriot, broke under the strain of combi 2003 Page #95  
 controversial, and deeply flawed, Patriot Act has brought some of these is 2008 Page #26  

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inded him that his father had been patriotic and cooperative and insisted h 2004 Page #143  

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denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to d 2008 Page #123  

Word: "patrol", 29 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ound almost weekly on Gabe Valdez' patrol. Dulce is surrounded by thousands 2003 Page #144  
was then a member of the Civil Air Patrol. The incident had taken place abo 2003 Page #146  
 near the podium. Out on a routine patrol near the Manzano complex on just  2003 Page #147  
led the only cruiser he had out on patrol. Constable Ron Pond, accompanied  2004 Page #35  
econnoitering and watching out for patrol vehicles. We in the van were keep 2004 Page #51  
 Bentwaters and occasionally drove patrol at either of the bases. She had m 2004 Page #54  
ior: In February of 1980, I was on patrol — Police Four, D Flight, with a f 2004 Page #54  
(3 p.m.-11 p.m.) when a Woodbridge Patrol called in a report of strange lig 2004 Page #55  
 was spreading quickly. Ordered to patrol the Jardim Andere area after a mo 2005 Page #32  
s was taken to the nearest Highway Patrol station where law enforcement per 2006 Page #74  
 of B-36 bombers on routine Arctic patrol that bear all the earmarks of the 2006 Page #141  
 by members of the local Civil Air Patrol and included the comment that Rob 2006 Page #176  
, landed and got a small civil air patrol plane and flew to the border area 2006 Page #177  
member. He had a New Mex.ico State Patrol uruform on and 1 remember the car 2007 Page #169  
 attempted to raclio for a back up patrol, but his raclio would not work. A 2007 Page #176  
 E.C. Sherwood of the Utah Highway Patrol. He said that he looked up in tim 2008 Page #12  
 Division, Oak Ridge; AEC Security Patrol, Oak Ridge; FBI Knoxville; Air Fo 2008 Page #28  
 a colleague who had been on night patrol saw a triangular-shaped UFO at fa 2008 Page #33  
he report itself came from a guard patrol at Cosford. They were on duty man 2008 Page #33  
 such like. All the members of the patrol saw the UFO and, again, the descr 2008 Page #33  
n. The main concern of the Cosford patrol was to alert Shawbury that the UF 2008 Page #33  
rectional officer, police officer, patrol sergeant, detective sergeant, and 2008 Page #41  
y Bryn Beorse. Search by Civil Air Patrol yields no results. "Helicopter ex 2008 Page #48  
with the blessing of the Civil Air Patrol -Helicopter , Hughes 500 or Bell  2008 Page #54  
ou won't be in the air long." As a patrol officer with a need to watch the  2008 Page #54  
Burroughs and Steffens drove their patrol car out the East Gate on a road a 2008 Page #78  
salvaging runaway logs in a harbor patrol boat, later claimed it was all a  2009 Page #30  
drama that took place among harbor patrol boats in the Pacific northwest.)  2009 Page #30  
an l st Class Steve LaPlume was on patrol at the RAF Woodbridge East Gate w 2009 Page #81  

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ects littered the bodies. The area patrolled by Valdez had far more than it 2003 Page #143  
om Edwards and helicopter gunships patrolled the skies above the crash site 2006 Page #82  

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hters stayed up another 30 minutes patrolling the skies before eventually r 2004 Page #57  
 \ 9th and 22nd, security officers patrolling the Kirtland AFB Coyote Canyo 2007 Page #176  

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e officer. In 1979, I was a rookie patrolman who didn't see much daylight.  2008 Page #41  

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0 [ ... ] two USAF security police patrolmen saw unusual lights outside the 2008 Page #32  
ct was hovering or on legs. As the patrolmen approach the object, it maneuv 2008 Page #32  
bject was hovering on legs. As the patrolmen approached the object, it mane 2008 Page #93  

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had seen what looked like security patrols making their rounds while he was 2003 Page #148  
t was enough." The night after the patrols stopped, the strange headstone w 2004 Page #31  
idnight and 2 a.m., our Woodbridge patrols reported strange lights over Ren 2004 Page #55  
ere, there's other law enforcement patrols. Everybody was concerned. They g 2008 Page #86  
contact with you. There were other patrols down at the (East) gate. They sa 2008 Page #86  

Word: "patrons", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rom 1921 onward, was a member of a patrons group sponsoring the Nazi SS. Du 2008 Page #144  

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he subject. Included are George S. Pattee's The Future of American Secret I 2009 Page #24  

Word: "pattem", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ons in the Americ.m West ■ A Ne\\' Pattem in Abductions ■ The FBI Backs Awa 2008 Page #160  

Word: "pattern", 38 instance(s) (Back to Top)

can tell accurately about its wear pattern. Although the large sole is clos 2003 Page #48  
e waviness might be a fractal wave pattern calculated in the layered materi 2003 Page #106  
thout bismuth and without the wavy pattern peculiar to the layered metal. I 2003 Page #110  
into a 'pearl-chain[' formation, a pattern which is a clear indication that 2003 Page #113  
months, he had the beginnings of a pattern. Bennewitz focused in on commonl 2003 Page #149  
classified. They would then have a pattern to follow. Rockefeller thought a 2003 Page #200  
in a seemingly organized grid-type pattern over the area. Evidence of landi 2004 Page #47  
n the soil that were triangular in pattern. Beta and gamma radiation readin 2004 Page #47  
other countries, all with the same pattern of tissue removed from their bod 2004 Page #76  
1, 1953 Aerial photo of triangular pattern ... an agency of the U. S. gover 2005 Page #51  
ed that is inside the odd triangle pattern seen in the 1953 hjgh altitude p 2005 Page #53  
n, the dimensions of this triangle pattern are about 4,400 feet long and 2, 2005 Page #60  
told Steve Jones that the triangle pattern, so vivid from the air and yet s 2005 Page #61  
titude phorographs of the triangle pattern that MiUer and a group of invest 2005 Page #65  
d 1953 UFO Crash "They took a grid pattern of aerial photographs on June 11 2005 Page #67  
bed -is what created that V-shaped pattern." OVERLAY TIGHT ON 1953 TRIANGLE 2005 Page #67  
e of craters [sic] are a different pattern. It's just that it was not made  2005 Page #71  
nd beneath the odd triangle ground pattern. According to the retired USAF p 2005 Page #71  
isclosure. There is a discernabl e pattern across nations over the past man 2005 Page #84  
ntalizing hints-part of the larger pattern that this book um·eils-where res 2005 Page #121  
 no corroboratin g evidence, but a pattern begins to emerge from the detail 2005 Page #166  
hotos of the crash site for a fire pattern investigation. He noted that the 2006 Page #82  
ist which fit the observed disease pattern of fever, muscle aches, headache 2006 Page #110  
mptoms, do we have enough to see a pattern here? One is tempted to question 2006 Page #112  
 looked like some kind of a search pattern because they were definitely wor 2006 Page #146  
age is often factual) and secs the pattern for other tabloid coverage co co 2007 Page #27  
ars. But there seems co be a clear pattern of multinational entities creati 2007 Page #121  
. According to [Deleted] the smoke pattern was such as to indicate that the 2007 Page #140  
 structures placed in a triangular pattern was photographed in 1974 by a ma 2007 Page #161  
 where we found a roughly circular pattern of scorched earth at the center  2007 Page #189  
ampinas UFO fragment establishes a pattern to be followed by other South Am 2007 Page #194  
 who is from Olympia, WA, chose to pattern the professor in his highly succ 2008 Page #70  
ree tripod legs to form a triangle pattern of indentations in the soil with 2008 Page #83  
lies at worst, follows the classic pattern of using fear to control a popul 2008 Page #123  
 (that] I have shown there to be a pattern throughout 82 launches that were 2008 Page #135  
e Apollo missions follow this same pattern on a day-to-day , mission activi 2008 Page #135  
 in NASA's long established ritual pattern. This would indicate some cotrne 2008 Page #136  
ying Saucers, thereby setting up a pattern of scholarly avoidance. (Althoug 2009 Page #30  

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at had branches throughout Germany patterned after Masonic lodges. It is be 2008 Page #126  

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in cans, fruit jars, etc. Even the patterns on broken dish fragments help d 2003 Page #45  
 organization into the pearl-chain patterns. Figure 23. 40x Photomicrograph 2003 Page #113  
s far as he could tell. There were patterns trying to make themselves known 2003 Page #149  
ed intelligently controlled flight patterns and maneuvers of some UFOs. How 2004 Page #141  
roups of dots arranged in circular patterns." - Twining to Truman, 19 Sep 4 2005 Page #11  
d, was capable of altering weather patterns in the surrounding atmosphere.  2005 Page #88  
ort of culture, language, behavior patterns and motivation that can at leas 2006 Page #52  
 would try to maintain normal life patterns. For many, churches would provi 2006 Page #64  
cisions on these animals exhibited patterns like precise surgical cutting.  2006 Page #201  
n device to disguise ownership and patterns of operations -use of nominees, 2008 Page #136  
ur embassies on what we had in UFO patterns and characteristics. Our data w 2009 Page #17  
HAT LOOKED LIKE CHANGING GEOMETRIC PATTERNS BELOW THE GLASS? OR ABOVE THE G 2009 Page #64  

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what was in the building at Wright Patterson air force base where the infor 2003 Page #8  
documents.com June M. Crain Wright Patterson Secretary - 1942-1952 “They fr 2003 Page #17  
batch subsequently sent to Wright- Patterson AFB in Ohio from New Mexico."  2003 Page #98  
Hannegan - PMG• Nimitz • Captain • Patterson Buchanan•George C. Marshall• P 2003 Page #154  
ither Los''Alamos , Wright Fie^ii, Patterson AAF, and Randolph Field for se 2003 Page #234  
that he had been "told by a Wright Patterson historian" that "Truman sent o 2004 Page #85  
nt out award letters to the Wright Patterson Base Commander" following Rosw 2004 Page #85  
ucers that had been held at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Dr. Sarbacher  2004 Page #91  
fings that had been held at Wright Patterson, and to see if he could add an 2004 Page #92  
at he had been stationed at Wright Patterson Air Force base and had heard t 2004 Page #97  
ed saucer briefings held at Wright Patterson who might still be alive. Sarb 2004 Page #98  
e had attended briefings at Wright Patterson regarding the "military recove 2004 Page #98  
eign Technology Division of Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Dr. Robert Sar 2004 Page #132  
o Ft. Bellevoir rather than Wright Patterson Air Force Base. A September 25 2004 Page #141  
ons, such as Los Alamos and Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. He sai 2004 Page #142  
 Roswell was being flown to Wright Patterson Air Force Base, and that it ha 2004 Page #142  
, who was Base Commander of Wright Patterson Air Force Base in the 1960s, a 2004 Page #143  
he crashed flying saucer to Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio 2004 Page #144  
 the so-called Blue Room at Wright Patterson. Brigadier General Arthur Exon 2004 Page #144  
r Exon, as noted, served at Wright Patterson, and Lt. Col. Philip Corso, co 2004 Page #144  
eign Technology Division of Wright Patterson. They all lead us to believe t 2004 Page #144  
blic relations personnel at Wright Patterson Air Force Base have spent deca 2004 Page #144  
that former top officers at Wright Patterson Air Force base told him 141    2004 Page #144  
ied access to a facility at Wright Patterson and he said "we both know the  2004 Page #146  
 the so-called Blue Room at Wright Patterson. He confirmed: 'This thing has 2004 Page #146  
ts were allegedly stored at Wright Patterson — W.P.) that Senator 243       2004 Page #246  
title of his position at \'{!right Patterson and, that having the highest s 2005 Page #44  
cupants being maintained at Wright Patterson AFB. 5. An incident at Nellis  2005 Page #78  
nessed alien humanoids at \Xfright Patterson AFB in 1966. Stringfield met w 2005 Page #79  
hat was in the building at \Vright Patterson Air Force Base where the infor 2005 Page #80  
rom The \'X'orking Group at Wright Patterson AFB's Foreign Technologies Div 2005 Page #175  
nfirms attending meetings at Wnght Patterson AFB regarding the 'military re 2006 Page #27  
intelligence personnel form nearby Patterson AFB to compare historical aeri 2006 Page #46  
hwest course heading toward Wright Patterson AFB in Dayton, Ohio. Shortly b 2006 Page #97  
British investigators Griffith and Patterson, was highly unusual and even h 2006 Page #114  
 Bliss, and later worked at Wright Patterson AFB. Eventually, Dr. Miethe we 2007 Page #111  
o the public". ENCOUNTER AT WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB: Fortunatel y, the story d 2007 Page #114  
 pilots and their wives, at Wright Patterson AFB. A medium size group of ab 2007 Page #114  
exact aircraft I saw at \,'( right Patterson AFB". Warren also described ch 2007 Page #115  
 cl D D D D c=D BAY BUS "A" WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB HANGAR #4 (TOP VIEW) (CC:I 2007 Page #119  
quently mentioned word was \\hight Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio as the  2007 Page #131  
the way Wright Field became Wright Patterson Air Force Base, and although h 2009 Page #87  
 she learned about UFO's at Wright Patterson Air Force Base to UFO research 2009 Page #89  
ast period of employment at Wright Patterson Air Force Base that she heard  2009 Page #90  
k in various facilities at Wright- Patterson AFB where classified research  2009 Page #95  

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an official document known as the "Patton memo" which was shown to Jack Pic 2007 Page #114  
 to Jack Pickett. In fact, Genera] Patton specifically warned the U.S. mili 2007 Page #114  
le facilities being found. General Patton described coming upon a huge runw 2007 Page #114  

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ing the close of \v'\Xlll, General Patton's army came upon a very unusual f 2007 Page #114  
ote: This finding was described in Patton's biograph y which included speci 2007 Page #114  

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mc~r which ia in c1rcul\. W1th the pAtu:nt. T o nt.ieot. bceomio ,e·harsted 2005 Page #17  

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d patients back to Ft. Detrick and Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, where 2006 Page #114  

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936, Greensburg, PA 15601. E-mail: paufo@westol.com PA UFO/Fortean Hotline: 2003 Page #72  

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 being aloof. My friends Kevin and PauJ from school said there dads, who wo 2007 Page #125  
                  Drawing© 2007 by PauJ McKee,·er Thar miLirary experience  2007 Page #173  

Word: "paul", 133 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e magnesium. Former NASA scientist Paul Hill5 calculated that the density a 2003 Page #107  
shop In 1979, electrical physicist Paul Bennewitz was the president of his  2003 Page #141  
 Cold War was still simmering when Paul Bennewitz began to notice animated  2003 Page #141  
tive. But there was another reason Paul was to become concerned. He would s 2003 Page #142  
tation that Valdez had already met Paul Bennewitz a few months before. Offi 2003 Page #143  
ieve in these sorts of activties. "Paul was really interested in what was c 2003 Page #144  
 doorbell and, after a long pause, Paul Bennewitz appeared at the door toti 2003 Page #144  
at the startling transformation in Paul Bennewitz. He says, "Between May an 2003 Page #144  
tude mountainous scrub and forest. Paul Bennewitz would soon begin a proces 2003 Page #144  
a recording on huge reels of tape. Paul decided it was time to go over thei 2003 Page #145  
 of coded radio transmissions that Paul had recorded. It was these recordin 2003 Page #145  
e if there was any indication that Paul was tapping into any of Sandia or P 2003 Page #146  
oincidentally the same period that Paul Bennewitz had first started to unco 2003 Page #146  
intelligence world. He had visited Paul Bennewitz on at least four occasion 2003 Page #147  
storage complex on the nights that Paul Bennewitz had his eight millimeter  2003 Page #148  
alled like moths to the flame that Paul Bennewitz had lighted were there to 2003 Page #148  
that were starting to swirl around Paul Bennewitz were invisible to him, an 2003 Page #148  
 tunnels leading to them breached. Paul Bennewitz would come to trust at le 2003 Page #148  
es, then why were they encouraging Paul to keep looking and make more noise 2003 Page #148  
 the "evil empire," (the USSR) and Paul Bennewitz was pointing his instrume 2003 Page #149  
ng was planned from the start, but Paul Bennewitz was his own worst enemy:  2003 Page #149  
 keep most of it under wraps until Paul Bennewitz had shown up, making wave 2003 Page #150  
 sightings to the authorities, but Paul Bennewitz was the only one who deci 2003 Page #151  
In the final analysis, the case of Paul Bennewitz remains in the same famil 2003 Page #151  
there were at least two). In 1950, Paul Trent took a photo that had a shape 2003 Page #170  
rly July 47 led to body recovery s Paul Trent took McMinnville, Oregon, pho 2003 Page #170  
e: Stephen Bassett, Grant Cameron, Paul Davids, Linda Moulton Howe, Paul Ki 2004 Page #2  
, Paul Davids, Linda Moulton Howe, Paul Kimball, Don Ledger, Jim Marrs, Dav 2004 Page #2  
isputed Facts and Factual Disputes Paul Davids 129 Inside the USSR Majestic 2004 Page #3  
yan S. Wood 195 UFO Crash at Aztec Paul Kimball 211 Report on the Ramey Off 2004 Page #3  
 the country, the Defense Minister Paul Hellyer went to St. Paul Alberta to 2004 Page #87  
 Minister Paul Hellyer went to St. Paul Alberta to open a UFO landing pad b 2004 Page #87  
isputed Facts and Factual Disputes Paul Davids Copyright 2004 Paul Davids I 2004 Page #132  
isputes Paul Davids Copyright 2004 Paul Davids In his classic science-ficti 2004 Page #132  
s and sworn statements on file The Paul Davids Exhibit LETTERS March 28, 19 2004 Page #149  
neger Down In Roswell, Produced by Paul Davids Reply To The Air Force Repor 2004 Page #149  
 The Roswell Incident, Produced By Paul Davids Golden Anniversag UFO Briefi 2004 Page #149  
issile Range Pioneers, Produced By Paul Davids Roswell, The Movie, Executiv 2004 Page #149  
, Executive Producer and co-writer Paul Davids, produced for Showtime Netwo 2004 Page #149  
ng it to Emenegger and Sandler was Paul Shartle, the Security Manager and C 2004 Page #182  
r was offered an interview, by the Paul Shartle who had been in charge of t 2004 Page #196  
 meet an alien down in New Mexico. Paul Sharde once asked me if I would be  2004 Page #196  
iginal Crashed Flying Saucer Story Paul Andrew Kimball Copyright 2004 Paul  2004 Page #214  
Paul Andrew Kimball Copyright 2004 Paul Andrew Kimball Background I am by t 2004 Page #214  
s I Do You Believe in Mtgic?, dir. Paul Kimball, Redstar Films Limited, 200 2004 Page #223  
 2004, pp. 3 — 7; Aztec 1948, dir. Paul Kimball, Redstar Films Limited, 200 2004 Page #223  
 Stanton T. Friedman IS Real! dir. Paul Kimball, Redstar Films limited, 200 2004 Page #224  
n interest in UFOs -Jeff Young and Paul Chetham -conducted an interview wit 2005 Page #39  
 y only spoken with Jeff Young and Paul Chetham - became known as "Fritz \X 2005 Page #40  
erviewed in 1971 by Jeff Young and Paul Chetham, and interviewed in 1973 an 2005 Page #41  
The great Reich scholar, Professor Paul .Matthews of New York University ob 2005 Page #103  
, Nick Redfern, Dr. Michael Salla, Paul Schatzkin, Matthew Thuney, Dr. Robe 2006 Page #2  
llel Universe of T. Townsend Brown Paul Schatzkin 31 The Devils Hole UFO Cr 2006 Page #3  
llel Universe Of T. Townsend Brown Paul Schatzkin Copyright 2006 Paul Schat 2006 Page #34  
rown Paul Schatzkin Copyright 2006 Paul Schatzkin Defying Gravity: The Para 2006 Page #34  
now 47-years-old, who I will call "Paul." Currently, he is an independent t 2006 Page #150  
r Breaks, Utah By early 1966, when Paul was seven-years-old, the family had 2006 Page #151  
ion Administration (FAA) in 1962.) Paul got to join his father two or three 2006 Page #151  
ed it the Cedar Breaks Radar Site. Paul said he often saw with his own eyes 2006 Page #151  
ne day there was a terrible crash. Paul said he would make drawings of the  2006 Page #151  
, after two weeks and no word from Paul, I began to call his number and ema 2006 Page #151  
email, too? Thanks for all you do. Paul." So, today, I am sharing what I wa 2006 Page #151  
talk with me. Even on August 20th, Paul was at first nervous about talking  2006 Page #151  
east on that day. Audio Interview: Paul, Truck Owner/Operator, Michigan: "F 2006 Page #151  
Andrew Kissner.) DURING THAT TIME, PAUL, DID YOUR FATHER EVER SAY TO YOU AS 2006 Page #152  
ain good friends. David's brother, Paul Smith, was one of the military remo 2006 Page #208  
 it is a bragging thing. Kevin and Paul and 1, we said it was the first tim 2007 Page #125  
rs, Rebecca tkKeever Armstrong and Paul McKeever standing on stair landing  2007 Page #166  
rmstron g, who is next to her son, Paul McKeever. This is where they were i 2007 Page #166  
as warm. Rebecca's 8-year-old son, Paul, was playing outside with his two c 2007 Page #166  
a UFO was flying over Albuquerque. Paul McKeever, now 41-years-old, still r 2007 Page #166  
ac I thought was the glow from it. PAUL, \XIHAT IS IT THAT YOU REtvlliMBER  2007 Page #167  
n April 1st, 2007, I traveled with Paul McKeever, his mom (Rebecca McKeever 2007 Page #168  
s familiar an area as we can find. Paul: Well, they cut -we think that they 2007 Page #168  
t a huge mesa and all these hills. Paul: All these hills. (pointing at rock 2007 Page #168  
m: Immediately! Aunt: Immediately! Paul: Yeah, he was very agitated. Aunt:  2007 Page #168  
ated. Aunt: He meant what he said. Paul: Yeah, he was very, very serious an 2007 Page #168  
                                   Paul: There were soldiers around it and  2007 Page #169  
 the thing. Aunt: They were armed. Paul: Yes, they had M-16s and they ·were 2007 Page #169  
ction towards the cars. Mom: Yeah. Paul: But for the most part, they were f 2007 Page #169  
ctly what it was -it was hovering. Paul: You couldn't see any gears or legs 2007 Page #169  
ld not see anything underneath it. Paul: And it was glowing, so it was iUum 2007 Page #169  
hat were corrung up the road also. Paul: Yeah, there were other people corr 2007 Page #169  
ng anybody ahead of us or in back. Paul: Yeah, I was pretty young and I don 2007 Page #169  
r cars) behind us that I remember. Paul: Yeah, because we came up and we we 2007 Page #169  
PENNSYLVANIA AND MONTGOMERY AJ."JD PAUL YOU \~'ERE SEEING A1'J OBJECT IN TH 2007 Page #169  
EADY IN OPERATION . All: Oh, yeah! Paul: They were here before us, which me 2007 Page #170  
 was all military that 1 remember. Paul: But there were a Jot of people. Au 2007 Page #170  
: A lot of vehicles already there. Paul: Had jeeps and trucks and they were 2007 Page #170  
Aunt: They were back away from it. Paul: And they were facing it. FROM WHER 2007 Page #170  
YOU THINK YOU WERE FROM THE CRAFT? Paul: Well, from that hill (behind), we  2007 Page #170  
e that rught. Mom and Aunt: Yeah!· Paul: We were -for this kind of thing -w 2007 Page #170  
 than we thought we could. Qaughs) Paul: Yeah, we got a lot closer than you 2007 Page #170  
. Mom: We were very close! Qaughs) Paul: Yeah, because they only had one gu 2007 Page #170  
OU SAID ABOUT 40 FEET IN DIAMETER? Paul: Yeah, approximately 40 feet, judgi 2007 Page #170  
 THAT, IF THERE IS A SLANTED HILL? Paul: I don't know. That's the question. 2007 Page #170  
unt: It was either hovering or ... Paul: It must have been like we were say 2007 Page #170  
d Aunt: Nothing under it came out. Paul: Nothing protruded ... Mom and Aunt 2007 Page #170  
                                   Paul: 1 t was Lighting up the whole area 2007 Page #171  
KE A MEETIN G \X/JTH THE MJLITARY? Paul: \X/elJ, the way the soldiers were  2007 Page #171  
 quickly. It's hard reaily to say. Paul: What's amazing is that they got al 2007 Page #171  
 tell chem what to do! (all laugh) Paul: You could definitely tell chat the 2007 Page #171  
getting lower in altitude. Mom and Paul: Yeah, I'm sure they saw it for a l 2007 Page #171  
 it for a long time before we did. Paul: Probably on radar or even visual f 2007 Page #171  
LLY BOTTLED UP ALL OF THESE YEARS? Paul: There have been many things chat h 2007 Page #171  
 said anything. We didn't! Qaughs) Paul: Yeah, I don 'c know if they were c 2007 Page #171  
car around and went straight home. Paul: When he told us to turn around and 2007 Page #171  
 weren't going to get any answers. Paul: Yeah, yeah because he was very, ve 2007 Page #171  
NG THE DISC? All: Yes, there were. Paul: They had M-16s. \VHAT MADE YOU DEC 2007 Page #172  
 YOU DECIDE JN 2007 TO CONTACT ME? Paul: 1 was just curious. I wanted to kn 2007 Page #172  
ED? Aunt: We did tell family, but. Paul: It's hard to talk about something  2007 Page #172  
want people to think you're crazy. Paul: ... to think you're crazy or weird 2007 Page #172  
l E l\kGuff, Jimmie D Ol\lcKecvcr, Paul D Ten years after the Sandia hills  2007 Page #172  
years after the Sandia hills even, Paul McKeever at age 18 enlisted in the  2007 Page #172  
. He is pictured here on far left. Paul was sent for basic training at Ft.  2007 Page #172  
 figured it ,vas extrarerresrriaJ. Paul asked a friend who had served in th 2007 Page #173  
 Coun.c After Army basic training, Paul returned to Albuquerque where he re 2007 Page #174  
e Army reserves until 1992. \Xlhat Paul clid not know was that only six yea 2007 Page #174  
mate where the UFO crashed. Deputy Paul VVenzel and His Son - While speakin 2008 Page #48  
old son of resident Deputy Wenzel, Paul, had been sitting home watching TV  2008 Page #48  
n Sunday night, November 25, 1979. Paul Wenzel reported seeing "an unknown- 2008 Page #48  
e. I called retired Deputy Sheriff Paul Wenzel as 1 was finishing this pres 2008 Page #60  
torney for Federal Reserve founder Paul Warburg 's Kuhn, Loeb & Company. Ro 2008 Page #125  
 banker Max Warburg-the brother of Paul Warburg who founded the Federal Res 2008 Page #125  
petition urging the aged President Paul von Hindenburg to name Hitler Chanc 2008 Page #126  
ies , including the United States. Paul Manning , a CBS news correspondent  2008 Page #127  
ts. Max Warburg was the brother of Paul Warburg, America's first chairman o 2008 Page #127  
eous uranium centrifuge expert Dr. Paul Harteck; Nazi atom bomb physicist a 2008 Page #138  
erpol was a young SS officer named Paul Dickopf. After the war, Dickopf ser 2008 Page #139  
e envy of Nazi Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels as a mere six multi 2008 Page #143  
YEI CAN,\DL,\N CONSPIRACY THEORIST Paul Hdlyer ~bny miliw-y pion es detroye 2008 Page #151  
oswell Story ■ The Manzano Story ■ Paul Bennewitz, Richard Doty, and Willia 2008 Page #162  
ided to researchers Jeff Young and Paul Chetham in 1971. Chetham and Young  2009 Page #48  

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h asked Doty to make a trip out to Paul's home before the meeting to see hi 2003 Page #145  
ll on August 20th and learned that Paul's father had begun a radar engineer 2006 Page #150  
flies from Nellis AFB and Area 51. Paul's father was assigned to design and 2006 Page #151  
ing what I was able to learn about Paul's firsthand story in the only phone 2006 Page #151  
Please remember as you listen that Paul's recall and details were reinforce 2006 Page #151  
ere crazy? Or? REBECCA, YOU \'/ERE PAUL'S MOM IN CHARGE AT THE TIME Ai"\JD  2007 Page #171  

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erson Buchanan•George C. Marshall• Pauley • Clifford • PMG - • Col Hank •Ge 2003 Page #154  

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d to Campinas, in the State of Sao Paulo, going straight to Urucamp, the St 2005 Page #32  
ng on route BR-381 (connecting Sao Paulo to the city of Belo Horizonte, Min 2005 Page #36  
vier da Silva, mayor of ·Monsenhor Paulo (a town about 24 miles from Vargin 2005 Page #37  
ase and documentation 5/19/86. Sao Paulo aid Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. Radar  2006 Page #28  
nothing. The next incident, in San Paulo, Brazil, a military person involve 2007 Page #128  
ion is the city of Campinas in Sao Paulo State and the dare December 13, 19 2007 Page #193  
 a UFO in a beach in Ubatuba , Sao Paulo State, in 1957, have been analyzed 2007 Page #194  

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tLah da nat ooafiam aoart Aaarlaan paUoy with ragarA ta Chian* Xa jiraaanMR 2003 Page #226  

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ang the doorbell and, after a long pause, Paul Bennewitz appeared at the do 2003 Page #144  
make me feel as an American? (Long pause) I think the public should be give 2006 Page #163  
0 feet high. There was a momentary pause and then literally with the blink  2008 Page #83  

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nd Smith had actually handled," he paused for a long time and then said, "L 2004 Page #94  
oblems Tvith the Kennedy's, Pataki paused before saying: 'I may have."' Tha 2007 Page #136  

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kly returns to the surface without pausing to decompress. When he reaches t 2006 Page #187  

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vn up in town, and we only had two paved streets. They had blocked everythi 2007 Page #122  
t. Like I said there were only two paved streets in the town, and we had to 2007 Page #124  
on," passed by the Senate in 1948, paved the way for mutual Allied security 2008 Page #132  

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UFO-Related Quotes 3 'I ’Cosmonaut Pavel Popovich: “The UFO sightings have  2003 Page #19  

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 came up as far as we could on the pavement and then it was like a -I guess 2007 Page #168  

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he federal government has become a pawn of big corporations . To understand 2007 Page #8  

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Trinity Site in New Mexico, it was pawned off on the press as an ammunition 2007 Page #30  

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are using our world governments as pawns and marupulating officials as thei 2007 Page #127  

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raline), Effexor (venlafaxine) and Paxil (paroxetine). Dr. Helmut Remschmid 2008 Page #140  

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Even Don Berliner did not elect to pay for a copy at the time we originally 2003 Page #184  
e our democratic processes, and we pay for them with our taxes c Courts may 2003 Page #188  
little further down the coast to a pay phone at an Irving Station in Woods  2004 Page #35  
ime covering the mile or so to the pay phone in Woods Harbor. Corporal Vict 2004 Page #35  
s just a plane landing and did not pay that much attention to it. A few min 2004 Page #57  
ecy was money...to avoid having to pay potentially huge liability suits. Th 2004 Page #125  
y uniforms . The men were ready to pay a huge amount of money to make the w 2005 Page #35  
FIVE: MONEY AND STRUCTURE • How to pay for this? • How to hide it? • Whats  2006 Page #31  
 had the people involved having to pay 1 mjllion dollars bail, I think only 2007 Page #92  
l UFO When I interview witnesses l pay close attention to eye contact and t 2008 Page #50  
 and spectacular he pulled over to pay closer attention . He got out of his 2008 Page #58  
t Crisman walked away with a $2000 pay off intended for anti-Castro Cubans  2009 Page #33  
irst tt:re sound d1vis1on Jf tile, Pay. was reported when Pro!. T. D. ton-A 2009 Page #184  

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omena" change? Or did we — because payback was too painful? 79              2004 Page #82  

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1950s, at least for those who were paying close attention to the "flaps" ov 2005 Page #118  
ch an experience usually did so by paying the price of changes in values an 2007 Page #76  
 for people because now instead of paying £20 for a book you could just go  2007 Page #84  

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n to space travel, able to boost a payload beyond the puU of Earth's gravic 2005 Page #172  
les, spacecraft , launch vehicles, payload capability and political discuss 2009 Page #19  
cameras, ejection seats, and heavy payload parachutes were developed and re 2009 Page #89  

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equipped to carry freight, vehicle payloads or, alternatively, up to 200 tr 2006 Page #132  

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st -free loan" for $20,000 as down payment. Source of funding is unknown bu 2007 Page #26  

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ng pro-Nazi propaganda in America. Payments to Lee came from a Farben U.S.  2008 Page #127  

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ain where he was after getting the payphone number and hung up on him. Wick 2004 Page #35  
t. He called Laurie Wickens at the payphone and asked him more questions an 2004 Page #36  

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ion and not on the direct military payroll. It was logical that these soldi 2003 Page #33  

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ed from the American Embassy in La Paz, Bolivia, to the U.S. Secretary of S 2004 Page #7  
tion to investigate the case. A La Paz newspaper said today that there is g 2004 Page #8  
18 May 1978 the U.S. Embassy in La Paz again forwarded a telegram to the Se 2004 Page #9  
 U.S. Defense Attache Office in La Paz to a variety of U.S. military and go 2004 Page #9  
 it. I have to tell you that in La Paz, Bolivia, a huge Hercules C-130 carr 2004 Page #10  
e developed and printed here in La Paz. The movie film will be forwarded to 2004 Page #11  
Y OF INFC, DIRCI NO 15, (U1 THE LA PAZ CATO. NEWSPAPER "EL OrAP10 0 eF • 79 2004 Page #21  
ed from the American Embassy in La Paz, Bolivia, ro the US Secretary of Sta 2007 Page #141  
                              A La Paz newspaper sa.id today that there is  2007 Page #142  
 May 18, 1978 the US Embassy in La Paz again forwarded a telegram co the Se 2007 Page #142  
he US Defense Attache Office in La Paz to a variety of US military and gove 2007 Page #142  
e 40s to early 50s. Dr. Lincoln La Paz was also a participant. The reports  2009 Page #9  
ative Lewis Rickett stated that La Paz was directly involved in the analysi 2009 Page #9  

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ort on the island; and (d) Michael Pazo, who operated a refueling station a 2004 Page #16  

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-1or use ns:iin6L1 (ConU1J11od en, Paz~ :1, Col. J) ----------------------- 2009 Page #182  

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20.38 Sn (tin) 0.59 Fe (iron) 2.01 Pb (lead) 0.56 The Matsutani analysis gi 2007 Page #201  
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 Alacrity M (oOCS 0 ntt -SStffiBSL PBKTIVE TO L•Vrt' Im will preened te Chi 2003 Page #226  

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 BIGELOW AEROSPACE GREW TIJE LOGIC PBQDLE\t • COl\lPETITION FOR IBE MOST PO 2008 Page #153  

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ing researched a few years back by PBS in Washington D.C. The story centere 2004 Page #188  
ed saucer films, but do it through PBS, as they had better control over tha 2004 Page #194  
O. They want me to go forward with PBS. Well in this process he is saying h 2004 Page #194  

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tsu's computers are "Taking Tablet PC reLiabiJjry to the ends of the Earth. 2007 Page #70  
hat. Then about 19941 got my first PC. 1vfW: What prompted you to get into  2007 Page #78  
an up job and I had to analyse his PC to make sure there were no ways he co 2007 Page #83  
ss this scuff. GM: Back then a 386 PC. 1\1\Xl: Was any of this stuff back i 2007 Page #84  
wn so that it could transfer to my pc quickly. l saw probably about the top 2007 Page #86  
 . ,,..., ...... ~--- ,; _ Okl,r., PC"".,Jc.•1 'M .. uhM' Chilili is 30 mil 2007 Page #160  
nc! =. .. 1:,t..c tr.e 11:.0~, :..:pc.'l:.cJ t4.c.:n:n ~lu,,,; !o: r-.A;: : 2008 Page #57  
IT"l. N. J .. June, l3 l!cicntiiic pc:.ncip!es of pTo::lucln!! -tl'-There I 2009 Page #182  

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ANOED AMO lrU".l( HU"'4.A-"OIOS 10 PC-ET iN.L ~lCl'i-Eo cur. 01(P~'f1NG llR 2009 Page #122  

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1 or their engi.lles . 1t LS nol c"pccted ;hat ,bey .w, porls In Auckland 5 2009 Page #182  

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INC,7017T: M. WO. OF ortoGes; t Ar.PCNIfVee.3: Me soots ceme•iii lima Mom m 2004 Page #19  

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 andaawr ta wtata aa awaaljaaXy as pcooSLMLo ywr eatiaate af tha eknraatar, 2003 Page #226  

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cCT . (L~b~l ftny llgl,ts. colors, pcot~u~tons) . (E\br-j (On a sep.1:-.1ce 2008 Page #56  

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rk with Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) tests, an RNA quantification method 2006 Page #111  
and Hantaviruses at Johns Hopkins. PCR evidence dismissed the fears of some 2006 Page #111  
strain of Hantavirus, confirmed by PCR, in discovering that the Four Corner 2006 Page #111  

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 m,mner • Wrirtcn aml published p,,pcrs on ;monymiry on tlw intcrnct ·Engin 2009 Page #198  

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 demeanin g ufological stereotype. PCs, CELL ·Lr\R PHONES & TECH SERVJCES \ 2007 Page #69  
ti on's 'Life Book Talking Tablet' PCs are seen floating in space with thei 2007 Page #70  
ive systems of sometrung like 5000 PCs and l remember when I was looking th 2007 Page #90  

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S1 The !,A.t. (e.:,.:u::,,!r. lllE.PC«:i J T&,,wO•Rc,., • Slle/£~Cl:S J. O. 2009 Page #129  

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lo~ . ." llrnt s1u1lh·, prrlmloric pc·ople ;.ind lhtir cullurf':S. S!lmt' u 2005 Page #107  

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the Detective Sergeant at Aberdeen PD; we were nicknamed Qfficer Friendly a 2008 Page #57  

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-F Area 51 S-4 DD-303N Area 51 S-4 PD-40-8G Area 51 S-4 IF-101-K Area 51 S- 2003 Page #175  

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on January l, 1987. Image courtesy PD-USGOV-MILITARY- AIR FORCE. 67         2009 Page #73  

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                         TOI-gjOTB PDEPARTMENT OF STATE WASHINGTON July 8,  2003 Page #224  

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iesticdocuments.com/authentication/pdf/osvwar.Ddf 3. Obituary of Garland Fo 2003 Page #39  
.pdfhttp://209.132.68.98/documents/pdf/ o "...White Sands Proving Ground Co 2003 Page #207  
: http://www.majesticdocuments.com/pdf /cutler_twining.pdf 3 Smith's memo i 2009 Page #46  
cdocuments.com/pdf /cutler_twining.pdf 3 Smith's memo is available online a 2009 Page #46  
ttp://v.f\vw.majesticdocuments.com/pdf /smithmemo-21 nov5 l .pdf 4 Vannevar 2009 Page #46  
ents.com/pdf /smithmemo-21 nov5 l .pdf 4 Vannevar Bush's biography availabl 2009 Page #46  
m/pdfijointlogisticplan _ majestic.pdf 6 Truman Memo is available online at 2009 Page #46  
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/majesticdocuments .com/documents /pdf/eisenhower _ briefing.pdf 8 Stanton  2009 Page #46  
cuments /pdf/eisenhower _ briefing.pdf 8 Stanton Friedman is the most promi 2009 Page #46  
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ts .com/pdf/kennedy _ ciadirector .pdf 10 Available online at: http://www.l 2009 Page #46  
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com/pdf/jointlogisticplan_majestic.pdf 15 "Operations Review: The MJ-12 Pro 2009 Page #46  
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m/pdf/mj l 2opsreview-dulles -6 l .pdf 16 Available online at: http://www.m 2009 Page #46  
: http://www.majesticdocuments.com/pdf/burnedmemocoverleller.pdf 17 See pre 2009 Page #46  
ents.com/pdf/burnedmemocoverleller.pdf 17 See prefatory comments for burned 2009 Page #46  
: http://www.majesticdocuments.com/pdf /burncdmemo-s 1-pgs 1-2.pdf 20 "John 2009 Page #46  
ts.com/pdf /burncdmemo-s 1-pgs 1-2.pdf 20 "John F. Kennedy to Director, CIA 2009 Page #46  
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hllp://www .majesticdocuments .com/pdf/burnedmcmo-s 1-pgs 1-2.pdf 22 Addres 2009 Page #46  
ts .com/pdf/burnedmcmo-s 1-pgs 1-2.pdf 22 Address Before the 18th General A 2009 Page #46  
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ng linkage, twining_whitehotreport.pdfhttp://209.132.68.98/documents/pdf/ o 2003 Page #207  

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The accident occurred at 1:45 a.m. PDT. Local fire and police department of 2006 Page #82  
virtually impossible. At 3:00 a.m. PDT, a Divert Team was initiated at TTR  2006 Page #82  

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rnri» RAAF Captures Flying Sauc 75 Pe.' .ent if Mines ' Coveiel by i:srt-Si 2003 Page #119  
y within the sass h142),1Y Saari& !PE in Spanish 1740 Ort 14 Boy 78 ta [Nat 2004 Page #20  
chology of UFOs Tom Valone, Ph.D., PE Ll)c -lUQ51Jington _J~q~,. ----Ju~e " 2005 Page #13  
lopment 04,0 # or,44.1 4A.r.C. M ',PE #.44 44,444, 440. #0.414. '4w leirtiL 2006 Page #32  
 question: wtiatwould our own UFOs pe used for? Antelope Valley -Makes Them 2007 Page #56  
 elevated on its upper pare; no t) pe of windows could be seen, only a kjnd 2007 Page #196  
:27) Col. Halt: "/ wish to make it pe,fectly clear that UFOs that I saw wer 2009 Page #59  

Word: "pe1manently", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ist agents. His MJ-12 position was pe1manently filled by General Walter B.  2008 Page #132  

Word: "pe1miston", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

se capsules , John Burroughs , Jim Pe1miston , Col. Halt and others have em 2008 Page #96  

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Soviet Kuril Islands. 3. The Green Pea: On 14 September 1960, a pilot was f 2004 Page #6  
 described as looking like a green pea. Preliminary investigation could not 2004 Page #6  

Word: "peace", 17 instance(s) (Back to Top)

y Cordell Hull. Hull won the Nobel Peace Prize for the work he did towards  2003 Page #190  
 Nations. He is one of three Nobel Peace Prize winners who have been involv 2003 Page #190  
 employed in the case of the Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and father of the U 2004 Page #170  
n bringing Eisenhower's "Atoms for Peace" to completion. In his memo, Cutle 2005 Page #97  
 Nations. le was called "Atoms for Peace." Some months prior to trus, Reich 2005 Page #101  
 The paper was entitled "Atoms for Peace." The Eterature generated about Re 2005 Page #101  
ent that, when the war is won, and peace is once again restored, there wiD  2005 Page #128  
 technique for learning to live at peace with each other. No galactic feder 2006 Page #8  
e all but universal. A minority of peace advocates will try to counter reli 2006 Page #68  
HI will also emerge. A minority of peace advocates will try to counter reli 2006 Page #69  
uted to the dangers wnich threaten peace and the very existence of m!'1~i'! 2008 Page #117  
inister Winston Churchill and make peace between England and Gem1any. But w 2008 Page #130  
on's foreign relations, in war and peace, must rest. In this sense, the ove 2009 Page #15  
aration between UFO technology for peace and UFO technology for war, and I  2009 Page #20  
s not offer such a threat to world peace as the atom bomb. This may not be  2009 Page #159  
s not offer such a threat to world peace as the atom bomb. This may not be  2009 Page #172  
Mil 11nd enab- 11 lhrea~ 'to world peace :-.s the hshment and wouid . be 11 2009 Page #182  

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dent Eisenhower's proposal for the peaceful use of atomic energy was accept 2005 Page #101  
ant over the "monster" story. This peaceful town had entered into a nightma 2006 Page #93  
 to test the nuclear potential for peaceful engineering projects. Lastly, a 2006 Page #199  
 human race might appear to a more peaceful and advanced civilization that  2007 Page #37  
 entitled "Proposed Studies on the Peaceful Space Activities for Human Affa 2007 Page #76  
ever read "Proposed Studies on the Peaceful Space Activities for Human Affa 2007 Page #76  
inally , if they should reject all peaceful cooperatio n and become an immi 2008 Page #112  
m:t an agreement providing for the peaceful absorption of a celestial race  2008 Page #113  

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o, unlike us, have learned to live peacefully, may be a no-no in the galact 2006 Page #7  

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, intelligence team personnel have peacetime duty functions in support of s 2004 Page #4  
s, inteUigence team personnel have peacetime duty functions in support of s 2005 Page #142  
nical intelligence interest. . . . Peacetime employment of AFClt intelligen 2005 Page #142  
, intelligence team personnel have peacetime duty functions in support of s 2007 Page #134  
 descended foreign space vehicles. Peacetime employment of AFCIN intelligen 2007 Page #134  
oon Dust and Blue Fly. These three peacetime projects all involve a potenti 2007 Page #134  
e Agency, the United States' first peacetime intelligence agency. Since the 2008 Page #25  
ose connection between wartime and peacetime technology . The RPV, using ad 2009 Page #23  

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t recent scholarship suggests that Pead Harbor was not a surprise to the U. 2007 Page #11  

Word: "peak", 17 instance(s) (Back to Top)

did not give a date. Sierra Blanca peak is about seventy miles straight wes 2003 Page #99  
traight west of Roswell. San Mateo Peak is another eighty miles west of Sie 2003 Page #99  
scribed in the Manual as "a slight peak that runs over the crown." Finally, 2003 Page #173  
, Long. 106 —28—2 F^Z, with Oscura Peak being the geographic reference poin 2003 Page #232  
 air lines since May 29, 1947. The peak seemed to come after the famous May 2004 Page #67  
 ~~~-;: t;;-~ World Oil Production Peak expected on or before 2010, like US 2005 Page #14  
ed on or before 2010, like US 1970 peak, to which it never returns 1075 2.1 2005 Page #14  
he town of Socorro, west of Oscura Peak and very near the Trinity test site 2005 Page #126  
only twice been observed at such a peak, last in 1936, and most notably in  2006 Page #111  
, we could see the taller, pointed peak in the background of this image. It 2007 Page #161  
ground of this image. It's Capilla Peak, 9300 feet hjgh in the Manzano :Mou 2007 Page #161  
hat is the location of the Capilla Peak Observatory operated by the Institu 2007 Page #161  
iversity of New :ivlexico. Capilla Peak Observatory Capilla Peak Observator 2007 Page #161  
. Capilla Peak Observatory Capilla Peak Observatory is a research facility  2007 Page #161  
ed the construction of the CapiJJa Peak Observarory.] Back to the first pho 2007 Page #162  
ation readings were recorded with "peak readings in the three depressions a 2008 Page #93  
l:::== five mies north rt L.a!1Jn• Peak. ·we watcned tne targe1s on the s,o 2009 Page #144  

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                          mountain peaks that tower above 5,000 feet, the U 2007 Page #186  

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Speed Graphic 4 x 5 camera with a "peanut" flash—two of the General and two 2004 Page #227  

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on Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) Laboratory at Princeton University 2006 Page #196  
 perception work. Having worked at PEAR for five years 4, I was to be the l 2006 Page #196  

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, 71-72 UFO and bodies recovered;" pear-shaped heads" 5 1947 Papagos Reserv 2004 Page #110  

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g it was needed to prevent another Pearl Harbor surprise. But recent schola 2007 Page #11  
gan in 1935, some six years before Pearl Harbor. Nore char Naval Intelligen 2007 Page #16  
w somethjng was corrung? After the Pearl Harbor attack, news reports were c 2007 Page #16  
month, more than three years after Pearl Harbor. More interconnecting busin 2008 Page #128  
pol leaders until a few days after Pearl Harbor when apparently he felt suc 2008 Page #139  
ears before a UFO was captured and Pearl Harbor. It is vital that scientist 2009 Page #21  

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hich induces organization into the pearl-chain patterns. Figure 23. 40x Pho 2003 Page #113  

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tionally syndicated columnist Drew Pearson (who has an ongoing personal ven 2003 Page #89  
 I had not." And in late 1949 Drew Pearson notes in his memoirs that "...th 2003 Page #94  
mer Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson. Hull's story is this. The daugh 2003 Page #190  

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 Navy neW8 Dec. 7, 1841: NeWB from Peart Harbor censored to minimize shock  2007 Page #16  

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  In the N. Karelinski village the peasants saw to the Northwest, rather hi 2008 Page #98  

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y mO\·ed onJy when someone threw a pebble at it. The local police command t 2005 Page #31  
is one cover page, code word White Pebble, Project Jehovah, followed by a t 2009 Page #8  
-spaced (pp 17-18) Code Word White Pebble page (p 19) November 4, 1953 two- 2009 Page #8  
 and a new (to me) code word WHITE PEBBLE . Downside issues might be the mi 2009 Page #14  
                   CODE WORD WHITE PEBBLE MAJCOMSEC INTELLIGENCE EYES ONLY  2009 Page #26  

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le, chalky-yellow, thick, slightly pebbled e Eyes small, wide-set, almond-s 2003 Page #174  

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ohacl 'tb1a da'l;e to ro,crt on U. pebl'Wl-."7 1946, to the !-J#ff'Y •tSoa  2009 Page #174  

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e National Forest near the town of Pecos. The two page letter stated that t 2003 Page #146  

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r government •Roommate ,1c·tt-d in peculi,1r m,mner • Wrirtcn aml published 2009 Page #198  

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smuth and without the wavy pattern peculiar to the layered metal. Insulatio 2003 Page #110  
ubstance to it. It was just a very peculiar looking light. None of us could 2003 Page #196  
to demand his attention. They were peculiar to him; something about them wa 2004 Page #34  
is unpublished manuscript entitled Peculiar Phenomenon — Early United State 2004 Page #62  
Ground commanding officer, blamed "peculiar phenomena" for the erratic test 2004 Page #64  
lamogordo" on May 15. How was the "peculiar phenomena" described? Andrew Ki 2004 Page #64  
a V-2 rocket window. What was the "peculiar phenomena" linked to? It was co 2004 Page #64  
ent knew that around them another "peculiar phenomenon" was taking place th 2004 Page #75  
ol from the press and public. The "peculiar phenomena" could simply appear  2004 Page #82  
s to forcefully bring some of the "peculiar phenomena" down to Earth, human 2004 Page #82  
st the foreign discs. Perhaps the "peculiar phenomena" was here — or still  2004 Page #82  
s lights and beams? Col. Turner's "peculiar phenomena" have continued into  2004 Page #82  
e stopped disks crashing. Did the "peculiar phenomena" change? Or did we —  2004 Page #82  
 idle to destroy these outstanding peculiar.. ear valuable cadres. But now, 2004 Page #164  
e noticed one of the "I-beams" had peculiar markings, some of the debris lo 2004 Page #226  
e new doors and locks stand out as pecuLiar amid all the peeLing paint and  2005 Page #56  
mine the aerial photographs of the peculiar triangle feature and to researc 2005 Page #61  
 be explained as a function of the peculiar system used to create it. This  2006 Page #16  
te Sands Proving Ground. Slide 2: "Peculiar Phenomenon" Newspaper Headline  2006 Page #139  
cs that the Base Commander called "peculiar phenomenon."                    2006 Page #139  
ds, falling leaves, insect swarms, peculiar weather conditions , reflection 2008 Page #29  
94 7 -V2 rocket crashes-blamed on "peculiar phenomena" May 21, 194 7 -Silen 2009 Page #156  

Word: "peculiarly", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 ground being attended to by five "peculiarly dressed men" who said they ca 2004 Page #32  
rd while the left points backward. Peculiarly enough, this almost asymmetri 2009 Page #22  

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ed the correspondent R. M. Tate of Peden, Texas. "At 8:36 p.m., just as the 2004 Page #32  

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 and materials. Shoe sales people, pediatricians, podiatrists and other pro 2003 Page #48  

Word: "pedigree", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he Campinas incident. However, the pedigree of these secondar y objects is  2007 Page #194  

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 Argentina. Despite its impressive pedigree-samples of the fragment were an 2007 Page #195  

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er the direction of General Sergio Pedro Coelho Lima-aiming to cover up evi 2005 Page #35  
. An elderly resident of the area, Pedro Venegas Leyva, told us that, altho 2007 Page #191  

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ntury rural Texas, debunker Curtis Peebles in his book, Watch the Skies! A  2004 Page #31  

Word: "peeked", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he heat wave came. When his mother peeked through the door at the flash of  2005 Page #153  

Word: "peeking", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 guys. I had my hand over my face, peeking through my fingers. Jose, being  2005 Page #155  
ll head, not much more than a bump peeking above the garment. It then climb 2009 Page #135  

Word: "peeled", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 looked like tape, it could not be peeled off or removed at all. Some of th 2004 Page #137  
 of the UFO itself, whjch somehO\v peeled off; or an energetic spark produc 2007 Page #199  

Word: "peeling", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 facibty looks run down with paint peeling badly on all the buildings.      2005 Page #54  
a strange juxtaposition co all the peeling paint and boarded up windows on  2005 Page #55  
r locks on new doors surrounded by peeling paint . ... with brand new solid 2005 Page #55  
stand out as pecuLiar amid all the peeLing paint and unkempt look of the bu 2005 Page #56  
ORCH OF DRES BUILDING COVERED WJTH PEELING PAINT. BUT THE DOOR IS BRAND NEW 2005 Page #66  

Word: "peeltitan", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cWj @^jzcso wCflalalB and iMtav ia peeltitan af may—iMltty yea nM ■eke it w 2003 Page #226  

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the man in charge of operations at Peenemunde, and Dr. \X/ernher von Braun' 2007 Page #111  

Word: "peeps", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t states: "Is it possible that new peeps through the telescope on Mt. Palom 2004 Page #247  

Word: "peer", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

hnology Cumbritige, lasseehosette. peer Art Ikansa‘ Inclosed yen idal find  2004 Page #18  
ring to gather in churches or with peer/family groups for security. Many wi 2006 Page #59  

Word: "peered", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e green man with yellow cat's eyes peered at you from the page wrule holdjn 2007 Page #68  

Word: "peering", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ar at a distance of about 12 feet, peering at five crates on a forklift. In 2005 Page #43  

Word: "peers", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

er who was highly respected by his peers. Or, a 1952 memo to the Director o 2005 Page #74  
trained by government and business peers, fast-acting private sector risk t 2006 Page #67  
aft. A small amount of white light peers out of the bottom. At the left sid 2008 Page #82  

Word: "pegues", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

irical pieces. I learned that Etta Pegues, a "stringer" for the Fort Worth  2004 Page #28  
ary source of information was Etta Pegues. So Hanson, who by her own accoun 2004 Page #29  
st-hand knowledge, told her friend Pegues the story was a hoax and this was 2004 Page #29  

Word: "peier", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 UFOs Peter Robbins Copyright 2005 Peier Robbins All of \Xlilhelm Reich's m 2005 Page #87  

Word: "pelerin", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ysical Society, Milner Group, Mont Pelerin Society, National Association fo 2008 Page #143  

Word: "pelitiaal", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

a Avan and ita rolatiaa te geaaenl pelitiaal and eewaaada eendiklann threwg 2003 Page #226  

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gi Markov in London, using a Ricin pellet and attempt to assassinate Vladim 2006 Page #107  

Word: "pellets", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rder analysis is still classified, pellets penetrated the bodies of victims 2004 Page #130  

Word: "pem", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

erest, all UFO files would be kept pem,anently and considered for eventual  2008 Page #62  

Word: "pem1issible", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

the official world that it was now pem1issible to leak the MJ-12 Eisenhower 2008 Page #133  

Word: "pem1ission", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 been forced down, they called for pem1ission to go outside the gate to inv 2008 Page #32  
Burroughs and Sgt. Adrian Bustinza pem1ission to go closer toward the light 2008 Page #84  

Word: "pembroke", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

DMAN Nuclear Physicist-Lecturer 79 Pembroke Crescent Fredericton. NB Canada 2003 Page #136  

Word: "pen", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e kind of parked it in the holding pen until we got more evewimesses. 1° 21 2004 Page #216  
 was written with a 1977 ballpoint pen. 242                                 2004 Page #245  
 notation was done with a felt tip pen with 1962 or later ink. Potentially  2004 Page #246  
other planets." In the margin is a pen written note to saying: 'What is DM  2004 Page #247  
ergen was carefully circled with a pen by an unknown source at the NSA with 2005 Page #133  
ed patients with the laser Medical Pen, developed by the Air Force's Philli 2006 Page #201  
orce" Chapter ■There were numerous pen notations 39                         2007 Page #45  
 with ink manufacru rcd by the Die pen comp1ny fonhe fim time in 1977. The  2007 Page #46  
e started to mark it up with a red pen, as shown. Even though Tim Cooper ha 2008 Page #105  

Word: "penal", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 and white races. G. This may be a penal colony on which aliens dropped off 2006 Page #7  

Word: "penalties", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

200-2 and JANAP- 146, that provide penalties including fines and prison bot 2004 Page #141  
 as weU as fear among witnesses of penalties or ridicule, th.is is work tha 2005 Page #131  
. GM: Yes MW: What are the current penalties against you if you did get ext 2007 Page #91  

Word: "penalty", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

l to add that those laws carried a penalty of life in prison or death. Both 2008 Page #30  

Word: "penchant", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

field, nonetheless seems to have a penchant for using unsupported anonymous 2004 Page #222  

Word: "pencil", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

uncture that was the diameter of a pencil; that was the only defect discove 2004 Page #74  
al and microscopic examination the pencil writing on the first page of the  2004 Page #250  
ile folder of the period. Even the pencil marks "do not remove from safe Fr 2004 Page #252  
e of her encounter. He then drew a pencil illustration of the so-called "Fl 2006 Page #91  
90) ■ Kilgallen comments (p. 288) "PENCIL NOTATIONS CONSISTENT WITH THOSE A 2007 Page #47  
as flecked off. There is a note in pencil that says, "original carbon." It  2008 Page #109  
 page, shown in slide 35 we have a pencil signature. Unfortunately , I did  2008 Page #110  
ly , I did not have this dated for pencil timeline. lt originally said, "Do 2008 Page #110  

Word: "pencils", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e components to be consistent with pencils that were commercially available 2004 Page #250  
 Ribbon type consistent with era ■ Pencils from 1950s ■ Red stamp ink not r 2007 Page #46  
 thin layer chromatography (TLC) ■ Pencils: chemical and microscopic ■ Wate 2007 Page #46  
 thin layer chromatography (TLC) ■ Pencils: chemical and microscopic ■ Wate 2008 Page #120  

Word: "pencil}", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e DM keeps his big mouth shut" {in pencil}                                  2007 Page #48  

Word: "pending", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ld regard (in view of evident leak pending) immediate release. OK HST signe 2003 Page #204  
e of the New Mexico events and the pending leak as described in Marshall's  2003 Page #210  
 trip and "in view of evident leak pending" Vl" Top Secret Memorandum for t 2003 Page #211  
would invalidate this conclusion.5 Pending any further notification, invest 2005 Page #123  
s, Dr. Robert M. Wood, publication pending 21 Ibid. 33                      2008 Page #39  
L&l1.l'orn1a, far ten!)orary 6.ut; pending further asalg.nment in connectio 2009 Page #175  

Word: "penetrate", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

"-type bombs that could reportedly penetrate and destroy facilities up to a 2003 Page #149  
gest media impulses would be 1) to penetrate the government's thinking and  2006 Page #58  
 public order while buying time to penetrate strangeness and verify benevol 2006 Page #59  
would be under maximum pressure to penetrate NHI strangeness; humankind's s 2006 Page #62  
ented; science would be pressed to penetrate NHI strangeness and assess vul 2006 Page #64  
nity would be pressed above all to penetrate the NHI strangeness and seek f 2006 Page #65  
t for them, given their ability to penetrate our airspace at will, and thei 2006 Page #140  
Air Force fighters will attempt to penetrate our air space for testing and  2006 Page #149  
onventional weapons usually cannot penetrate the intense plasma field surro 2007 Page #131  
roughs' efforts in October 2008 to penetrate that mental block is what the  2008 Page #82  
 hypnotherapist to see if he could penetrate more details about haunting dr 2008 Page #90  

Word: "penetrated", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

lysis is still classified, pellets penetrated the bodies of victims, 244 wi 2004 Page #130  
e to wruch Soviet intelligence had penetrated British intelligence was lost 2005 Page #94  
ect camoufla ge. lts buzzing noise penetrated the brain, but not the ears,  2007 Page #196  
by illusions? Either way, whatever penetrated the Rendlesham Forest in Dece 2008 Page #96  

Word: "penetrating", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 the case. It was not the bacteria penetrating the arm that caused d1e infe 2005 Page #34  
 make the threat comprehensible by penetrating the strangeness. Standard mi 2006 Page #62  

Word: "penetration", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 the elements — meaning it resists penetration by magnetic fields more stro 2003 Page #107  
es were the spearheads of economic penetration in the other American republ 2008 Page #137  

Word: "penetrations", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

and he observed on the flying disc penetrations of the skin and exit holes  2004 Page #66  
.. ] 11 As with the Green Fireball penetrations of sensitive installations  2008 Page #29  

Word: "penetrator", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

AUNCH POLITICAL PRESSURE SECRECY I PENETRATOR CRASHED HARDWARE STORM MASSIV 2008 Page #1  

Word: "penicillin", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. Two antibiotics were prescribed, penicillin and gentamicin, since doctors 2005 Page #33  

Word: "peninsula", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

h Naval Facility at tip of eastern peninsula jutting below Okinawa City. Ma 2006 Page #156  
 fortress site of the Whangaparaoa Peninsula in the Haruaki Gulf, New Zeala 2009 Page #165  

Word: "penis", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

removed from the udder. SLIDE #33: Penis and testicles removed, Grove Oak,  2004 Page #77  
0, 1993 in Grove Oak, Alabama, the penis and testicles were cleanly and blo 2004 Page #77  
f lower jaw • Rectum • Genitalia: (Penis, testicles and scrotal contents in 2006 Page #115  
r • Teats a Udder • Vulva/vagina 0 Penis/testes 0 Rectum 0 Lips •Tail o Sur 2006 Page #118  

Word: "penitentiary", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

to two years in Lewisbur g Federal Penitentiary in Lewisburg , Pennsylvania 2005 Page #101  

Word: "penn", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 which included being president of Penn State University for 15 years. Walk 2004 Page #98  
Eric A. Walker Former president or Penn State University 1987 conversation  2006 Page #27  

Word: "pennission", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

endlesham-incident.co.uk used with pennission. #3 Audio Col. Halt ( 2:08 )  2009 Page #70  

Word: "penniston", 88 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rees at about chest height. Airman Penniston got close enough to see unknow 2004 Page #47  
 out in the forest with Burroughs, Penniston and Dule on the first night. I 2004 Page #50  
 the incident involving Burroughs, Penniston, Cayanasac and Dule is noted,  2004 Page #51  
 26, 1980, Staff Sergeant James W. Penniston was duty supervisor at RAF Woo 2008 Page #79  
 himself what was happening . Sgt. Penniston asked Airman John BmToughs and 2008 Page #80  
"It did not crash. It landed!" Jim Penniston would later say in interviews  2008 Page #80  
 curves off SLIDE# 20 Back in Sgt. Penniston 's truck, the men drove out of 2008 Page #80  
ghs and Steffens had been earlier. Penniston said the road was full of poth 2008 Page #80  
park. Ed Cabansag walked with Sgt. Penniston and Airman Burroughs into the  2008 Page #80  
ere to relay communications, while Penniston and Burroughs continued walkin 2008 Page #80  
 interviews, Burroughs would say: "Penniston and I were moving toward a lig 2008 Page #80  
           SLIDE# 21 Burroughs and Penniston also described feeling hair on 2008 Page #81  
t was a cold night without storms. Penniston 's written report According to 2008 Page #81  
s written report According to Sgt. Penniston 's written report, when he and 2008 Page #81  
o the center of Rendlesham Forest, Penniston wrote in his statement afterwa 2008 Page #81  
xtending a meter or two out. "Sgt. Penniston contacted Staff Sergeant Coffe 2008 Page #81  
anical in nature." Nowhere in Sgt. Penniston 's statement was any mention o 2008 Page #81  
and Burroughs' encounter with what Penniston would later describe in interv 2008 Page #81  
scribe in interviews as: SLIDE# 22 Penniston comments " ... a shiny, triang 2008 Page #81  
s day does not remember seeing Jim Penniston near such a craft. But Burroug 2008 Page #81  
e a few more details from Sgt. Jim Penniston , who was with BmToughs in the 2008 Page #82  
 after 3 AM, on December 26, 1980. Penniston 's notebook original sketch of 2008 Page #82  
 of triangular craft SLIDE# 24 Jim Penniston says he had a camera and noteb 2008 Page #82  
ctures on my roll of film. (35mm)" Penniston 's original notebook rough ske 2008 Page #82  
of two feet, maybe a little more." Penniston 's refined sketch of symbols 7 2008 Page #82  
ned sketch of symbols 76 Then Sgt. Penniston reached out his hand. "I touch 2008 Page #82  
ch brighter, almost blinding. Both Penniston and John Burroughs fell to the 2008 Page #82  
                         SLIDE# 26 Penniston said, "The craft moved up off  2008 Page #83  
ights in the forest. Burroughs and Penniston tried to go after those lights 2008 Page #83  
sag to the air base, Burroughs and Penniston were told "it is best to keep  2008 Page #83  
oto of triangular plaster cast Jim Penniston also said he made plaster cast 2008 Page #83  
y morning of December 26, with Jim Penniston, or with Adrian Bustinza on th 2008 Page #84  
s to come to it. We (Burroughs and Penniston) can feel it! ... I feel like  2008 Page #85  
g 's pulling me. Oh, God! Sergeant Penniston , what's going on? B (quoting  2008 Page #85  
ston , what's going on? B (quoting Penniston): I don't know. B: It's pullin 2008 Page #85  
dge and Rendlesham Forest with Jim Penniston 's graphic of path he and John 2008 Page #85  
urroughs , Staff Sergeant James W. Penniston and Airman I 51 Class Edward C 2008 Page #85  
ven remember crossing . B (quoting Penniston): Do you remember this, John?  2008 Page #85  
 I don't remember this. B (quoting Penniston): Well, how did we get there?  2008 Page #85  
here? B: I don't know. B ( quoting Penniston): Could we have been moved by  2008 Page #85  
 conference. Epilogue In 1997, Jim Penniston gave me permission to share so 2008 Page #90  
er with the lights and craft, Sgt. Penniston told me he received a call to  2008 Page #90  
ere, Major Malcolm Zickler ordered Penniston to report to the Air Force Off 2008 Page #90  
l Agent and a Major. Back in 1997, Penniston told me that he deliberately l 2008 Page #90  
 the intelligence agents knew Sgt. Penniston wasn't telling the full truth  2008 Page #90  
s . After it was over, no one told Penniston what he had said. Finally four 2008 Page #90  
vents, on September I 0, 1994, Jim Penniston underwent hypnosis with a hypn 2008 Page #90  
 had earlier refused to describe. [Penniston is lower case; hypnotherapist  2008 Page #90  
ase.] SLIDE#40 September I 0, 1994 Penniston Hypnosis Excerpt 84 Penniston: 2008 Page #90  
1994 Penniston Hypnosis Excerpt 84 Penniston: "They are asking me ifl see b 2008 Page #90  
em. SLfDE # 41 September I 0, 1994 Penniston Hypnosis Excerpt YOU TOUCHED T 2008 Page #91  
ntly. SLIDE# 42 September 10, 1994 Penniston Hypnosis Excerpt ARE THEY USIN 2008 Page #91  
 us. SLIDE# 43 September I 0, 1994 Penniston Hypnosis Excerpt DOES THE GOVE 2008 Page #92  
 back. SLIDE#44 September 10, 1994 Penniston Hypnosis Excerpt WHAT ARE THE  2008 Page #92  
Air Force Two weeks after Sgt. Jim Penniston 's December 26, 1980 experienc 2008 Page #93  
ies of John Burroughs and Sgt. Jim Penniston , who agree the first night of 2008 Page #93  
ountered by John Burroughs and Jim Penniston in Rendlesham Forest as, "meta 2008 Page #93  
onfirmed by John Burroughs nor Jim Penniston. But another military eyewitne 2008 Page #93  
ion of Homo sapiens? SLIDE# 48 Jim Penniston comment after September 10, 19 2008 Page #94  
s session was over, Sergeant James Penniston described the U.S. government' 2008 Page #94  
s worried about interference." Jim Penniston means alien interference, perh 2008 Page #94  
tic harvests from Earth life. When Penniston placed his hand on the craft's 2008 Page #94  
om the future came from Staff Sgt. Penniston, a military security man who i 2008 Page #95  
les. Then, there is the paradox in Penniston 's recall of the telepathic tr 2008 Page #95  
e B & W still film that Sgt. James Penniston says he used in his camera to  2009 Page #60  
M, December 26, 1980. SLIDE# 7 Jim Penniston talked to me in a September 20 2009 Page #61  
Bentwaters Staff Sergeant James W. Penniston. Col. Charles I. Halt (Ret.) o 2009 Page #61  
et.) on left with Staff Sgt. James Penniston (Ret.) in 2007. He was RAF Woo 2009 Page #61  
ged to midnight on Christmas, Sgt. Penniston received a radio call from Cen 2009 Page #62  
ham Forest When Staff Sergeant Jim Penniston arrived at the East Gate, Sgt. 2009 Page #62  
lem in the Rendlesham forest. Sgt. Penniston could see reddish-orange light 2009 Page #63  
t crash. It landed." Puzzled, Sgt. Penniston called the 81 st Police Squadr 2009 Page #63  
n Radar check. Lt. Buran told Sgt. Penniston there was an object over the b 2009 Page #63  
t Commander Lt. Buran to give Sgt. Penniston permission to go off base to i 2009 Page #63  
o go off base to investigate. Sgt. Penniston asked Sgt. Steffens to go with 2009 Page #63  
Burroughs volunteered to join Sgt. Penniston and Airman Cabansag. The three 2009 Page #63  
called for radio silence, and Sgt. Penniston asked Ed Cabansag to go back t 2009 Page #63  
 act as a radio relay between Sgt. Penniston , Airman Burroughs and Securit 2009 Page #63  
 lost all communications with Sgt. Penniston and John Burroughs for about 4 2009 Page #63  
 is how retired Staff Sergeant Jim Penniston describes the black, triangula 2009 Page #63  
                       58 #2 Audio Penniston ( 5:26 ) Staff Sgt. James W. P 2009 Page #64  
iston ( 5:26 ) Staff Sgt. James W. Penniston: "ft was a triangular craft. T 2009 Page #64  
                            62 Jim Penniston told me that he and John Burro 2009 Page #68  
 Conrad who did not ask either Jim Penniston or John Burroughs a single que 2009 Page #68  
 a single question. That made Sgt. Penniston suspicious that his superior o 2009 Page #68  
ing time that neither John nor Jim Penniston can remember. Right from the b 2009 Page #77  
emories . Even two men, Sgt. James Penniston and Airman John Burroughs, who 2009 Page #77  
ing could have been the night with Penniston; it could have been the third  2009 Page #78  

Word: "penniston'", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

a diamond cut on glass." When Sgt. Penniston' s fingers touched the engrave 2008 Page #82  

Word: "penniston's", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

es, Vol. JI: High Strangeness. Jim Penniston's Bentwaters interrogators ask 2008 Page #90  
 6 I ;:- I Staff Sergeant James W. Penniston's sketch of black, glass-like  2009 Page #61  
        60 Staff Sergeant James W. Penniston's sketch of symbols etched wit 2009 Page #66  

Word: "pennit", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cumstances changed sufficiently to pennit an effort being made to complete  2009 Page #167  

Word: "pennsylvania", 30 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ephone in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and the Ontario province o 2003 Page #53  
ar from my hometown of Greensburg, Pennsylvania. I was already very interes 2003 Page #54  
, but also from throughout Western Pennsylvania descended onto that rural l 2003 Page #55  
 made to the Oakdale Radar site in Pennsylvania. A three man team has been  2003 Page #56  
er 10, 1965, after it arrived from Pennsylvania. The object was backed into 2003 Page #61  
. A few days after the incident in Pennsylvania, a Navy officer came to tha 2003 Page #61  
ase within days of the recovery in Pennsylvania. It was obvious that Myron  2003 Page #67  
is device could not have landed in Pennsylvania that day in 1965. According 2003 Page #71  
 object from any country landed in Pennsylvania on December 9, 1965. During 2003 Page #71  
e crash of an object in Kecksburg, Pennsylvania. Based on information suppl 2003 Page #192  
after the crash. » The Governor of Pennsylvania arrived at the ranch in aft 2003 Page #193  
d. Then he identified one man from Pennsylvania who had attended all the me 2004 Page #98  
een at the UFO crash in Kecksburg, Pennsylvania. He lived only 100 miles aw 2004 Page #100  
ntained information on an event in Pennsylvania (Kecksburg perhaps?) and on 2004 Page #100  
tood at a tilt" 43 1965 Kecksburg, Pennsylvania 0 1 1 1 0 Researcher Stan G 2004 Page #113  
afford AFB in 1973 or 1974 69 1979 Pennsylvania, USA 1 0 0 1 0 Researcher L 2004 Page #114  
on. That afternoon the Governor of Pennsylvania flew to the ranch to meet w 2004 Page #177  
ederal Penitentiary in Lewisburg , Pennsylvania. He was fifty-nine years ol 2005 Page #101  
7 from a story in a Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania newspaper that had been pub 2006 Page #176  
s" from the former Soviet Union to Pennsylvania to Roswell, New Mexico, one 2006 Page #183  
ell, New Mexico); raised partly in Pennsylvania (attending Valley Forge Ele 2006 Page #194  
of History at Temple University in Pennsylvania; John Carpenter, psychother 2006 Page #198  
: This is Apartment Number 1040 at Pennsylvania and Montgomery Streets in A 2007 Page #166  
 OVER ANIMATED MAPS: \Xie went out Pennsylvania ... and when we got to Mena 2007 Page #167  
trong) and aunt (Sandy Rivers) out Pennsylvania to Menaul and beyond Tramwa 2007 Page #168  
 QUESTION -THAT YOU \XIERE OVER AT PENNSYLVANIA AND MONTGOMERY AJ."JD PAUL  2007 Page #169  
n D1smto Band ■ Encounters ■ 1982: Pennsylvania UFOs ■ Tne Cc!d War Escilit 2008 Page #163  
's (First) Alien Invasion Speech ■ Pennsylvania Triangles ■ The Challenger  2008 Page #164  
lt was born in 1940 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and is now 69- years-old.  2009 Page #68  
ate work at both the University of Pennsylvania as well as at Harvard Medic 2009 Page #164  

Word: "penny", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

share about 20 cents (about half a penny each). This works out to four grou 2005 Page #75  
ith Professor Chapman and Dr. W.G. Penny of the Imperial College of Science 2009 Page #170  
ons by Sir Geoffrey Taylor and Dr. Penny (UK scientists) were invaluable in 2009 Page #173  

Word: "pension", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

y said that the guy was on an Army pension and was concerned that he'd end  2006 Page #124  

Word: "pentagon", 56 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ry including the Air Force and the Pentagon, and that they were asking her  2003 Page #59  
ur, Secretary Forrestal distress's Pentagon underlings by putting himself i 2003 Page #86  
 arrives at his new offices in the Pentagon. For the record, the MJ-12 rela 2003 Page #87  
books are removed from Forrestal's Pentagon office and secured at the White 2003 Page #89  
ment, Forrestal is escorted to the Pentagon courtyard to find that Defense  2003 Page #89  
extraterrestrial technology out of Pentagon storage into the hands of defen 2003 Page #101  
Dwight Eisenhower and later in the Pentagon under General Arthur Trudeau. T 2003 Page #102  
unfortunately sent these on to the Pentagon and his State Senators, who did 2003 Page #150  
s famous for his legal work on the Pentagon papers, the Karen Silkwood case 2003 Page #197  
                     IFLDLA at the Pentagon by AC/S AAF General Hoyt Vanden 2003 Page #235  
e. It was sent for analysis to the Pentagon and disappeared there. This was 2004 Page #14  
out a special room that was in the Pentagon. In this room, according to Smi 2004 Page #94  
In fact, when he first entered the Pentagon in 1951, he took over the offic 2004 Page #98  
len Sandler were approached by the Pentagon officials and told the story. T 2004 Page #105  
lected; destroyed them 22 1952 The Pentagon, Washington DC, USA 1 0 0 1 0 R 2004 Page #111  
 saw by mistake alien body held at Pentagon, pickled in glass tank 108      2004 Page #111  
a commercial aircraft that hit the Pentagon, and that the aircraft that hit 2004 Page #131  
 ineptitude (July 1999) • The 9/11 Pentagon strike was not a commercial pla 2004 Page #131  
raduate School of Georgia Tech and Pentagon advisor), and Major Jesse Marce 2004 Page #132  
for answers about Roswell from the Pentagon were considered to be both an a 2004 Page #146  
a Tech and who was also a longtime Pentagon advisor, did confirm in a lette 2004 Page #147  
len Sandler were approached by the Pentagon to produce a series of document 2004 Page #181  
led to another, a contact with the Pentagon. Everyone couldn't have been mo 2004 Page #182  
cumentary script took place at the Pentagon. Emenegger told me that when th 2004 Page #182  
didn't even have to sign in at the Pentagon entrance. They just walked in.  2004 Page #182  
ieval Conference We headed for the Pentagon and we walked into the building 2004 Page #183  
 walking through the E-ring at the Pentagon. The first thing he says to us  2004 Page #183  
s was to go over the script at the Pentagon, and if there was any question  2004 Page #183  
assed from person to person in the Pentagon, and everyone seemed serious an 2004 Page #183  
e film was transported back to the Pentagon. Emenegger and Sandler were giv 2004 Page #184  
. MJ-12 was a consolidation of two Pentagon projects, MAJESTIC and JEHOVAH, 2004 Page #249  
, sometimes caUed the "underground Pentagon," located six miles north of tl 2005 Page #130  
e. Ir was sent for analysis to the Pentagon and rusappeared there." Notably 2005 Page #133  
-1) spy plane in Congressional and Pentagon budgets in the 1950s. 3. Nearly 2005 Page #175  
 •ala -lea Mammy Coiles Fe.. and • Pentagon budget FY 2001 $310 billion • M 2006 Page #32  
at private contractors (instead of Pentagon) are becoming the dominant play 2006 Page #33  
 Nellis, Wright-Patterson, and the Pentagon denied knowledge of the aircraf 2006 Page #75  
airports, newspapers, and even the Pentagon were flooded with calls from fr 2006 Page #95  
, Navy, Marines, Air Force, NORAD, Pentagon and intelligence agencies knew  2006 Page #144  
l civilian communications with the Pentagon will be cut qff. I will keep yo 2006 Page #164  
ter (Clement Adee of Britain). The Pentagon telephones would be closed for  2006 Page #167  
or I do not know, perhaps from the Pentagon. He wanted to telephone his wif 2006 Page #167  
 AM Bob Lovett called him from the Pentagon and abruptly informed him in hi 2006 Page #167  
er Secretag Lovett called from the Pentagon, reporting that the radar scree 2006 Page #168  
Intelligence, headquartered in the Pentagon, requested the immediate high a 2006 Page #174  
1982, Dr. Brian T. Clifford of the Pentagon announced at a press conference 2006 Page #202  
 ► Greater Internet control by the Pentagon ► Government-sponsored rusinfor 2007 Page #39  
or General Robert Liebennan of the Pentagon in 2001: ■ $4.4 tnlfion in "adj 2007 Page #53  
 reported to the \:Var room at the Pentagon ." Here's where that gets inter 2008 Page #9  
 passed is an action bandied" "THE PENTAGON SAYS NOTHING " IT'S A BUILDING  2008 Page #147  
UILDINGS DON'T TALK. PEOPLE IN THE PENTAGON SAY THINGS AND THEY DON'T ALWAY 2008 Page #147  
 DWIII I Cff')t1 SU.TU rtlUhl "THE PENTAGON SAYS ..... " THE BIGGEST FAILUR 2008 Page #147  
avy space surveillance system. the Pentagon was reported to have been chewe 2009 Page #16  
enorn1ous logistics support by the Pentagon , was closely associated with C 2009 Page #37  
 not explained to us. Marion Shaw: Pentagon Secrets Now in her early-eighti 2009 Page #53  
on Shaw worked in the heart of the Pentagon during the 1950s as a secretary 2009 Page #53  

Word: "pentagon's", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

the first copies coming out of the Pentagon's printing office. One of the r 2003 Page #88  
he avy and was stationed w-ith the Pentagon's Research and Developm ent Boa 2005 Page #164  
Leaks and Structure of Secrecy The Pentagon's Missing Money *we mv.tra, far 2006 Page #32  
.4 tnlfion in "adjustments· to the Pentagon's books had to be cooked to com 2007 Page #53  

Word: "pentateuch", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

"supranational," "res-nullius" and Pentateuch , have been verified at the P 2003 Page #27  
n examples and the use of the word Pentateuch, which require more research. 2008 Page #108  
h. An example of Einstein's use of Pentateuch in the open literature would  2008 Page #108  
 of this word and that of the word Pentateuch continues. If my earlier hypo 2008 Page #109  
lowing che guidelines found in the Pentateuch. Obviously , che idea of revo 2008 Page #112  
ews ■ The "guidelines found in the Pentateuch." is not only wrong logic, bu 2008 Page #118  

Word: "pentothal", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

o sign so he could be given sodium pentothal. Sodium pentothal is a barbitu 2008 Page #90  
 be given sodium pentothal. Sodium pentothal is a barbituate that induces u 2008 Page #90  
s worry that the military's sodium pentothal hypnosis might have been done  2008 Page #90  

Word: "penultimate", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 statements. It also shows, in the penultimate line on the right, that the  2003 Page #176  
on in the New Mexico Desert, their penultimate effort to explain away the R 2004 Page #230  
 the following exceptions: {a) The penultimate paragraph, page 4 of Inclosu 2009 Page #27  

Word: "peny", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

and War Co-Ordination, Sir William Peny." The weapon definitely did not rea 2009 Page #167  

Word: "peonle", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 of th« reaction by the Ion Alanos peonle involved, cefore spins to Whit*'  2003 Page #214  

Word: "peop", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

blems re_ated to extraterres trial peop:es. Of course, even though J.t is m 2008 Page #113  
hat a race of e~:cracerres::ria:.. peop:..e more advanced t.echnolog1.cally 2008 Page #113  

Word: "peop_e", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ay be recognized as an independent peop_e. -hey cou:..d consider wha: degre 2008 Page #113  

Word: "people", 550 instance(s) (Back to Top)

enomenon. I think we owe it to the people to establish credibility regardin 2003 Page #6  
ent Jimmy Carter “I don’t laugh at people any more when they say they’ve se 2003 Page #7  
e a common front against attack by people of other planets. The politics of 2003 Page #10  
y spacecraft exist. There are many people in the Air Force who believe in U 2003 Page #11  
 crash site Offered blessings Many people thereCharlette Marin On - The Cra 2003 Page #23  
he be willing to go to minister to people there which he did. Upon arrival  2003 Page #23  
here were 3 entities, or non-human people, lying on the ground. Two were ju 2003 Page #23  
g them last rites. There were many people there, fire people, photographers 2003 Page #23  
There were many people there, fire people, photographers, and so they lifte 2003 Page #23  
 come to the site and finally, the people that would have logically heard a 2003 Page #30  
l, said there were already several people there on the scene, two that he a 2003 Page #30  
med were local photographers, fire people, and so not long after they arriv 2003 Page #30  
never spoke of it again. The other people seem to be very intimidated and v 2003 Page #30  
y of police officers, plainclothes people and military men the most appropr 2003 Page #30  
given the wording he used, "little people" rather than ET, alien or non-hum 2003 Page #31  
, this will pin down precisely the people who would have been responsible.  2003 Page #33  
Kodak photo, scalloped edges ■ Two people holding up non-human ■ No bone st 2003 Page #35  
he low level stories from credible people that loosely support the event, l 2003 Page #38  
his son’s dog and two unidentified people witnessed six disc shape craft, o 2003 Page #41  
d Shaw. Clay Shaw was one of three people that New Orleans district attorne 2003 Page #42  
acturing and materials. Shoe sales people, pediatricians, podiatrists and o 2003 Page #48  
 and other professional orthopedic people were also contacted. I acquired s 2003 Page #48  
h in the sky has sent a great many people rushing to their telephone in Ohi 2003 Page #53  
igued by the local reports of many people having seen a luminous object in  2003 Page #54  
broadcasts. Apparently hundreds of people, not only from communities around 2003 Page #55  
it is now known that multitudes of people had some association with this in 2003 Page #56  
ty within days after the incident. People reportedly saw a large military f 2003 Page #56  
or. I have spoken with hundreds of people who have had some involvement wit 2003 Page #56  
It is fortunate that many of these people have documented their experiences 2003 Page #56  
 Stan Gordon In recent years, more people who had involvement with the Keck 2003 Page #57  
 of the big questions that so many people ask is why are only a few people  2003 Page #57  
y people ask is why are only a few people saying that nothing happened? Esp 2003 Page #57  
ned? Especially when multitudes of people swear that the incident occurred  2003 Page #57  
ell recorded that large numbers of people on the ground, as well as pilots  2003 Page #58  
away. We now know that a number of people around the Kecksburg area observe 2003 Page #58  
s, soldiers with rifles, and other people at the site. 56                   2003 Page #60  
soldiers aimed their rifles at the people and the observers soon departed.  2003 Page #61  
having a problem with the numerous people who were coming into the area to  2003 Page #67  
 boys were asked to do was to give people looking for the site the wrong di 2003 Page #67  
rently had fun all evening sending people the wrong way. The Question of Bo 2003 Page #67  
ady experienced some ridicule from people even close to him. Joel's name fi 2003 Page #68  
hind a tree and watched as various people began to enter the woods. Joel, w 2003 Page #69  
 the farm lane that numerous other people reported various activity, includ 2003 Page #70  
with the farm lane that many other people reported various activity on that 2003 Page #70  
 there is a genuine emergency, the people have a right to an explanation. . 2003 Page #87  
hy would have been one of the last people he should be allowed to speak wit 2003 Page #95  
ference I also contacted dozens of people in the scientific and industrial  2003 Page #110  
 can't attack the data, attack the people. It's easier. 4. Do research by p 2003 Page #118  
 arc too much trouble. Defame dead people, since one can't lie sued for Lib 2003 Page #118  
ve way to the Age of Aquarius, the people whose job it was to stay paranoid 2003 Page #141  
 she might have seen some strange "people." For the last four years, Gabrie 2003 Page #143  
ted on what he found to these same people. He had withheld and blacked out  2003 Page #147  
ing away? Bennewitz had told a few people that he had seen what looked like 2003 Page #148  
see the light of public truth. The people and situations that were starting 2003 Page #148  
t Richard Doty and other Air Force people who passed along important inform 2003 Page #148  
ich may have been some of the same people who were feeding Bennewitz with a 2003 Page #150  
 mental health of both animals and people in the region had been adversely  2003 Page #163  
erywhere • Linked to the right UFO people at the right UFO Crash times • Ma 2003 Page #167  
 or illegal. This includes telling people there has been a "downed satellit 2003 Page #176  
hting: more than 15 sec or lots of people • Number of people counts more if 2003 Page #177  
 sec or lots of people • Number of people counts more if different location 2003 Page #177  
s not there in 1954 ” □ “Why would people be impressed by ‘downed satellite 2003 Page #180  
, identifiable We are locating the people by initials 11 tBTXS Special Oper 2003 Page #182  
 five choices offered to keep nosy people away. The big argument, though, c 2003 Page #183  
n false statement?" Actually, most people were aware of our plans for satel 2003 Page #183  
ia the normal patent process. Many people also, say, "OK, but why still kee 2003 Page #185  
lthough I will concede that so few people know the true story that most of  2003 Page #186  
 story that most of the Government people are sincere in what they say—they 2003 Page #186  
een. I still believe that although people do not have the authority just be 2003 Page #187  
e been replaced with equally smart people as they died off. Speculating on  2003 Page #187  
ritten within the U.S. government. People who think he has time to read the 2003 Page #189  
ked on by CUFOS and the Ohio MUFON people. It involves the longest servicin 2003 Page #190  
he Kecksburg crash. One of the key people under Lionel Ellington was USAF C 2003 Page #193  
 dead alien bodies. Three separate people claim to have been told the story 2003 Page #194  
e. Gerald Ford Gerald Ford as most people know was involved in the big flap 2003 Page #195  
en from time to time - reported by people who I think are basically fully s 2003 Page #195  
r records on the line, and let the people who have seen these unidentified  2003 Page #195  
 and testify. I think the American people would be more assured that there  2003 Page #195  
 it was. I never made fun of other people who have seen things of that kind 2003 Page #196  
ves showing the letters. What most people don't know about the Carter promi 2003 Page #196  
cupants, why should we be the only people in the universe. He wanted to shi 2003 Page #198  
ence, to expose it, to see how the people would react, but he didn't and wo 2003 Page #198  
he Reagan White House actually had people hired to keep Reagan away from sc 2003 Page #198  
terrestrial to Reagan and 36 other people. The story of ET is actually the  2003 Page #198  
nd stated, "I bet there aren't six people in this whole room who know how t 2003 Page #198  
he alien invasion remarks out lest people thing there actually was an alien 2003 Page #199  
orthern Ireland in front of 80,000 people, and I can assure you after a cou 2003 Page #201  
mies dropped in 1953 explained why people in 1947 were reporting bodies in  2003 Page #202  
 of the reaction by the X©a £2xs©3 people ixrrolred* Before grring to Whlta 2003 Page #212  
 proposed to me by three different people out- j side of the Department rer 2003 Page #230  
978 — makes abundantly clear: Many people in this part of the country claim 2004 Page #8  
ce on May 6. Around that time some people in San Luis and Mendoza provinces 2004 Page #8  
of the statement of the CIA that, "people in San Luis and Mendoza provinces 2004 Page #10  
 tactic was put into place to keep people away for the crash site — the cov 2004 Page #16  
 the sense that there are numerous people who have testified to the fact th 2004 Page #16  
 mental health of both animals and people in the region had been adversely  2004 Page #17  
l. Interestingly, the reference to people having physical reactions is not  2004 Page #17  
 Itay—The strange object that sone people in the northern racm or 3.0.tt 1o 2004 Page #20  
MALS WERE DEMENTED. WHAT ABOUT THE PEOPLE LIVING THERE? COAL SE OP TEEM, WH 2004 Page #24  
IGHT HAVE REEM CAUSED BY? EGAL THE PEOPLE WHO WERE THERE, YOU KNOW, THE STO 2004 Page #24  
 TELL. SO, WHAT WE ARE AsEING 00W, PEOPLE LIKE THE ENGLISH, AM FRENCH, AND  2004 Page #24  
 /NVESTIGATE AND TO LOOK APTER THE PEOPLE YOU SAY HAVE MEN INJURED? MAL WEL 2004 Page #24  
al tons. The town today is full of people who are viewing the wreckage and  2004 Page #27  
e aircraft industry and, like most people in that field, very precise and t 2004 Page #27  
strange objects in the skies, many people will report having seen such obje 2004 Page #28  
onclusion, so I began interviewing people in Aurora. The population of the  2004 Page #28  
she said flatly. "I have talked to people who were alive then. They all sai 2004 Page #28  
ed. By 1973, there were only three people still living who may have had dir 2004 Page #29  
y caused a lot of excitement. Many people were frightened. They didn't know 2004 Page #29  
ry in the 1960s and 70s, said many people were buried without headstones an 2004 Page #30  
t all burials. "There are a lot of people out there we don't know about," s 2004 Page #30  
has been regarded as a fake by our people. There is, however, no unbeliever 2004 Page #32  
cotia. Wickens was returning these people to their homes after meeting them 2004 Page #34  
 these two boats with four or five people on each, however there would be a 2004 Page #38  
cted or had been contacted by some people who had been in the military, eac 2004 Page #43  
r awhile and re- interviewed these people and learned additional informatio 2004 Page #45  
 guess is that I believed him. ... People died after this for God sake. May 2004 Page #49  
 No light houses and theories from people who don't have a clue. ... I reme 2004 Page #49  
 back what we lost over there. All people will do is rip us off and never u 2004 Page #50  
is gonna set off a lot of powerful people that have a lot to lose if this g 2004 Page #50  
ight. I was on call, other command people were busy elsewhere, maybe on sig 2004 Page #50  
s that night involved far too many people to fully contain. C Flight's blot 2004 Page #51  
 probably four and a half thousand people. I saw enough space there to hous 2004 Page #52  
 enough space there to house these people, for a year, all of them. Now, we 2004 Page #52  
 can lift up and lower animals and people; • that government insiders concl 2004 Page #61  
 genetic material from animals and people transported by that beam technolo 2004 Page #61  
ashed around the world killing 198 people. The worst disaster was near La G 2004 Page #68  
crashed and burned, killing all 38 people aboard. While government Civil Ae 2004 Page #68  
 been unofficial leaks by military people and others about the discovery of 2004 Page #73  
discovered on the entire ship. Our people tried diamond drills, an acetylen 2004 Page #74  
crashes. "Officials felt that only people in professional levels were capab 2004 Page #75  
h, there were indications that key people inside the United States governme 2004 Page #84  
o protect them from the government people who he had come to totally distru 2004 Page #86  
to his prediction, once Smith died people representing the Canadian, United 2004 Page #86  
h was convinced it was the work of people looking for the files. Decades la 2004 Page #86  
t. Fact is when certain government people came face to face with the realit 2004 Page #88  
face with the reality of the space people, and realized that wasn't anythin 2004 Page #88  
udies and met with some of the top people in the United States flying sauce 2004 Page #88  
they had recovered a UFO with some people in it. Friedman: Bodies, whatever 2004 Page #92  
to me that those guys if they were people were made like insects. Friedman: 2004 Page #92  
rs and bodies was known to me, and people who had been close to Smith, sinc 2004 Page #93  
ese were, of course, upper echelon people with attaché cases that were chai 2004 Page #94  
nd fallen into the hands of "Earth people." I have even handed "hardware,"  2004 Page #95  
ng the reality of the craft or the people who manipulate them. In a 1955 le 2004 Page #95  
Did you hear that story from other people or did your dad tell you that. Ja 2004 Page #96  
e. Sarbacher named off a number of people but all were dead. Then he identi 2004 Page #98  
mp on good UFO cases with the best people they had. It involved the same al 2004 Page #103  
r was so angry about the leak that people inside the NSC were afraid to he  2004 Page #103  
d sensed that the large numbers of people whom he interviewed represented a 2004 Page #106  
. But some of the reports are just people looking at alien bodies or craft  2004 Page #110  
42 inches high, gray-pink skin, 20 people involved in investigation and res 2004 Page #112  
nces, several of them are known to people who are still active in the UFO r 2004 Page #117  
shown on Slide 12. Identifying the people who would be able to offer identi 2004 Page #117  
reverse engineering them. However, people generally and almost universally  2004 Page #121  
e questions even from unreasonable people. I sense two layers of skepticism 2004 Page #121  
her 10 leakers. If only 10% of the people tell tales against instructions a 2004 Page #125  
less consistent with the number of people who might have been involved in r 2004 Page #125  
itution. Finally, except for a few people who have accepted faithfully the  2004 Page #125  
at is precisely the reason so many people debunk it, dismiss it, ignore it  2004 Page #132  
e a common front against attack by people from other planets." We have no e 2004 Page #133  
ucer entered the English language. People at that time were panicked and re 2004 Page #133  
 things. It was similar to the way people had behaved when Orson Welles per 2004 Page #133  
r of The Worlds in 1938, when many people thought the Martians had landed a 2004 Page #133  
 opposing statements of upstanding people such as Jesse Marcel Sr. and Jr., 2004 Page #139  
as one location or another by many people who claim to be in the know, but  2004 Page #143  
nnoyance and a provocation by many people in Washington. However, before Sc 2004 Page #146  
at letter was confirmed by several people, including Stanton Friedman, who  2004 Page #147  
, but we are asked to believe that people tend to forget the dates and year 2004 Page #148  
alue. The bureaucracy needs docile people, byzantine people, slaves, and th 2004 Page #154  
acy needs docile people, byzantine people, slaves, and these two types come 2004 Page #154  
v We shall erect an obelisk to the people who have created the rocket and t 2004 Page #164  
ographs and glorious tames of dime people will be widely known by the peopl 2004 Page #164  
people will be widely known by the people.We highly value these poople, we  2004 Page #164  
role he played in this. One of the people who did play an unintentional rol 2004 Page #177  
 from time to time — reportings by people who basically I think are fully s 2004 Page #177  
their records on the line. Let the people who have allegedly seen these Uni 2004 Page #177  
and testify. "I think the American people would be more assured that there  2004 Page #177  
d in the film to help convince the people that UFOs were extraterrestrial.  2004 Page #179  
 the subject of UFOs. He said when people like you put these things on the  2004 Page #183  
 the very last. I assume there are people — I understood there was one Gene 2004 Page #185  
 give a lecture to the top 50 SETI people inside the Jet Propulsion Laborat 2004 Page #186  
cupants. Why should we be the only people in the universe? He wanted to shi 2004 Page #188  
ence, to expose it, to see how the people would react, but he didn't and wo 2004 Page #188  
ing and talks by National Security people, and basically that was the end o 2004 Page #189  
ing with Bill Moore. What a lot of people don't know is that was the first  2004 Page #190  
o the same thing, and I think most people would if they were approached in  2004 Page #190  
The main thing Moore received that people here would know is the MJ-12 docu 2004 Page #191  
 • Asked if he believed there were people in the archives searching for MJ- 2004 Page #191  
l. She dealt with many of the same people that Moore and Emenegger were dea 2004 Page #193  
ew by telling her that "government people" in Washington were very upset wi 2004 Page #193  
n at the White House in 1982. Most people know that near the end of the scr 2004 Page #195  
nd stated, "I bet there aren't six people in this who room who know how tru 2004 Page #195  
his whole thing is." There were 37 people in the room representing some of  2004 Page #195  
esenting some of the most powerful people in the country. A couple months a 2004 Page #195  
 this man was identified as one of people so valuable because he was able t 2004 Page #195  
economy is strong and the American people are self-confident. .." Yet despi 2004 Page #197  
 the bizarre comment about how few people knew that ET: The Extraterrestria 2004 Page #197  
made to look like a suicide • Why: People she associated with • Things she  2004 Page #207  
ven to him • He could hurt to many people and institutions • He represented 2004 Page #208  
n, as, I think, do the majority of people who grew up in the era of both sp 2004 Page #214  
 always well-meaning, but they are people to whom an unscrupulous person co 2004 Page #215  
he Roswell incident which has kept people interested for over three decades 2004 Page #216  
act that the story is replete with people who claimed to be witnesses to so 2004 Page #216  
, and at that point saw a group of people from Aztec — the oil field people 2004 Page #216  
 people from Aztec — the oil field people, two law enforcement officers who 2004 Page #216  
day. He could remember all but two people, because he didn't know who they  2004 Page #217  
es the kind of evidence that makes people like me sit up and take notice. O 2004 Page #217  
ve. As Stan Friedman often reminds people, we still don't know who "Deep Th 2004 Page #218  
mous witness, are for. I encourage people who are interested to seek out th 2004 Page #223  
have a good job," and the "English people are nothing but a bunch of dirty  2004 Page #224  
ll the Ramey memo. Note these four people are not doing "combined" research 2004 Page #227  
e story was all over the wires and people were clamoring for more informati 2004 Page #237  
 potentially traceable to specific people. The chapters of the book are lis 2004 Page #245  
ince they can prove that there are people on other planets." In the margin  2004 Page #247  
e PSYOP (psychological operations) people to control public exposure to fly 2004 Page #247  
ically we can fairly conclude that people were murdered to maintain the UFO 2004 Page #254  
is son what was "all the nonsense" people had been talking about the rumors 2005 Page #33  
s phone calls made b) unidentified people who had the clear intention of sc 2005 Page #36  
. Chetham and Young were the first people within the UFO research community 2005 Page #39  
 publicity and there were too many people, other than official people seein 2005 Page #39  
o many people, other than official people seeing these things and reporting 2005 Page #39  
 names and affiliations in logbook People that you would not expect to be t 2005 Page #62  
k, we've got military intelligence people, for God's sake, coming to this p 2005 Page #68  
. It seems like he said there were people from the government came around t 2005 Page #69  
 government came around to talk to people all over the valley after that."  2005 Page #69  
ec~· envelop the subject. Ordinary people are being kept in the dark, while 2005 Page #73  
does not appear to be forthcoming. People around the world see these amazin 2005 Page #74  
ce, then we may consider that some people are selected for limited communic 2005 Page #74  
envision the U.S. as a room of 100 people, with a cotal amount of \,ealth e 2005 Page #75  
der S2.50 per person); the next 40 people would share $16 (or S0.40 each);  2005 Page #75  
(or S0.40 each); while the last 40 people would share about 20 cents (about 2005 Page #75  
ciFi Channel, have done this. Some people take this as a sign that the "pow 2005 Page #76  
al lack of democracy when ordinary people cannot get ordinary answers from  2005 Page #77  
ology and bodies. Immediately most people would ask: ''\Vhat is the evidenc 2005 Page #77  
home." Amazingly, there are always people who lack any real curiosity about 2005 Page #81  
osity about their world, and these people prompt.Iy filed out of the room.  2005 Page #81  
aken individually, statements from people like Ben Rich, Barry Goldwater, E 2005 Page #81  
ing spheres have also been seen by people in the area at night. The nature  2005 Page #83  
in Southern California, up to four people claim ro have seen an "AJjen Repr 2005 Page #83  
ic, republican form of governme nt people thought they had. It will now tak 2005 Page #85  
a to tell the public? Why frighten people?" Because she was clearly frighte 2005 Page #86  
actor in tl1e resistance that many people have to the whole topic of UFOs.  2005 Page #86  
ade it anathema to the majority of people in Western culture. So, it should 2005 Page #87  
fying -human Life in the masses of people." To any group or individual inte 2005 Page #89  
ve Characte1; Character .Ana/ysis, People I,, Tro11ble, The lvf.ass Psychol 2005 Page #89  
me known. Energetic functioning in people was now his primary interest and  2005 Page #90  
large room. However, the ORAC most people are familiar with was designed to 2005 Page #90  
and his work posed to the American people was an extraordinarily vicious sm 2005 Page #93  
as no mistake about it. Three more people had seen it. There was onJy one c 2005 Page #96  
om \Xlash.ingcon and had spoken co people in the Dept. of Agriculture, Weat 2005 Page #97  
ct when one sees the whole mass of people thinking of football and radio et 2005 Page #102  
east the time of World War II, few people and even fewer credible scientist 2005 Page #118  
FOs. In fact, for many years, many people, including this writer, gave seri 2005 Page #118  
perience , "I'll neYer make fun of people who say thev've seen unidentified 2005 Page #119  
 is Life outside our planet. ·Most people, however, stiJJ hesitate to confr 2005 Page #119  
what our team has observed is that people who have had securit)' clearances 2005 Page #130  
interviews in LaCrosse, \XII, with people involved with the QuiU.in Pharmac 2005 Page #131  
ztec, New Mexjco in 1948 that many people believe to be a hoax, a fascinati 2005 Page #132  
zational history accurate? Are the people reportedly involved in the event  2005 Page #136  
-n-roll performers from the 1950s. People Like Elvis Presley and Pa Boone w 2005 Page #145  
h could open up ro us. ne group of people that has been most vocally agains 2005 Page #149  
: "\XlelJ, the onl) film that most people want to have access to, and I thi 2005 Page #151  
 separate laboratory and different people, including a geneticist and a sci 2005 Page #158  
onal field and what it took to get people trained to experience antigravity 2005 Page #170  
use artificial gravit)'. He said: "People on board would probably not feel  2005 Page #173  
r at the United Nations? Why would people fake MJ-12 documents? Why do you  2006 Page #4  
d from over 70 countries. In these people see a craft land and then take of 2006 Page #4  
 been withheld and many government people have lied with regard to UFOs. Sa 2006 Page #4  
esident? Certainly not the billion people from India or the 1.3 Billion peo 2006 Page #5  
ople from India or the 1.3 Billion people in China. Obviously, the UN also  2006 Page #5  
e from the stars. Think of all the people going through O'Hare Airport in a 2006 Page #6  
recreation center. Notice how many people visit Hawaii and Las Vegas and Or 2006 Page #7  
gineering District employed 60,000 people to develop the atomic bomb at a c 2006 Page #8  
an code during WW 2 and had 12,000 people working at Bletchley Park in the  2006 Page #8  
do anything about it. The American people had not been informed. Similarly, 2006 Page #8  
ions on Soviet ships. Thousands of people were involved. So WHY keep UFOs s 2006 Page #9  
g of "War of the Worlds", a lot of people would think that surely, aliens,  2006 Page #10  
either or had polio or HIV. I know people who have seen Tokyo, had polio, o 2006 Page #11  
he technique to be used by similar people a few hundred miles away, why ass 2006 Page #11  
aw in seeking classified data from people with clearances. I may be doing e 2006 Page #12  
ould be suspicious... 9. WHY would people fake a bunch of MJ-12 documents?  2006 Page #12  
nical societies. I am pleased when people tell me that they decided to teac 2006 Page #13  
 again. There were accidents where people didn't return. This reveals how h 2006 Page #20  
hat was taught. I got to meet some people who went there and to me they wer 2006 Page #20  
 was like, you know, even enlisted people were above reproach. I mean, it w 2006 Page #20  
e was something sinister about the people when they came back from the scho 2006 Page #21  
gs with considerable care, be- use people are apt to scoff and y unkind thi 2006 Page #44  
 a place where common, color- less people congregate. But these two were a  2006 Page #44  
y. In addition, there were now two people (Garney &. Fitzgerald) instead of 2006 Page #45  
ps would react over time. For some people, Contact would seem to confirm wh 2006 Page #57  
nal lives. On the other hand, many people would find knowledge of the exist 2006 Page #57  
HI seemed strange or hostile. Many people would turn to religion for suppor 2006 Page #57  
rovide meaning or protection. Many people might seek to arm themselves, eva 2006 Page #57  
 then educate; to protect both the people and the economy, to trust but ver 2006 Page #58  
ld be offered in order to calm the people. The challenge for many would be  2006 Page #59  
r economic lines. For a time, many people might stop going to work, preferr 2006 Page #59  
 could take months or longer. Many people will recognize that their reality 2006 Page #59  
of non-essential products, as many people begin to adopt higher ideas about 2006 Page #60  
nimum disruption. Inevitably, some people would react in fear, distrust, pa 2006 Page #60  
hal event had occurred. Gradually, people might notice new technological pr 2006 Page #60  
e benefits it offers. Because many people across all stakeholder groups wou 2006 Page #61  
stracting fluff. Media Public Most people would look to government for assu 2006 Page #61  
s harmlessness; once assured, most people would be glad not to think about  2006 Page #61  
sadvantage as government. For many people, the local church would become a  2006 Page #63  
aotic and totally unreliable. Most people would stay glued to TV/radio for  2006 Page #63  
s evident, panic would ensue. Many people would become disoriented, wanderi 2006 Page #63  
racture along unpredictable lines. People would not know how the greater co 2006 Page #63  
ence is so surreptitious that most people are unaware of it; their motives  2006 Page #63  
mic stability. As far as possible, people would keep going to work; stores  2006 Page #64  
creasingly with - -- . skepticism. People would not know who or what to bel 2006 Page #64  
loss of public trust in authority. People would become skeptical of all off 2006 Page #64  
. Because of NHI strangeness, most people would give government benefit of  2006 Page #65  
ivalism will be rampant, with many people fleeing population centers. - Up  2006 Page #68  
ivalism will be rampant, with many people fleeing population centers. Anti- 2006 Page #69  
 we learn the truth of the matter? People are unreliable sources of informa 2006 Page #71  
known outside of a tight circle of people who had been briefed into the pro 2006 Page #73  
league Tony Moore tracked down two people who had been present in the Railr 2006 Page #80  
 find much because "the government people that were involved in the clean-u 2006 Page #80  
oods and eventually spoke to a few people in town. The conversations, if yo 2006 Page #91  
em that, were very short. A couple people said, "Ah, there was nothing to t 2006 Page #91  
swers. I kept thinking, "How could people living in a town with a 'Green Mo 2006 Page #91  
lk show in New York called 'We the People." Mrs. May sat down with an artis 2006 Page #91  
 story first hit. More than 10,000 people had visited Flatwoods in those fi 2006 Page #92  
ot for a small town of 300 country people to handle. It is hard to picture, 2006 Page #92  
was the place to be. In Flatwoods, people got around by walking or riding t 2006 Page #92  
outnumbered the tar roads. Several people lived off of their land and every 2006 Page #92  
d walk to school by themselves and people didn't have to lock their doors a 2006 Page #92  
e metropolis of West Virginia. The people weren't rich here but they were h 2006 Page #92  
ded among skeptics, believers, and people who didn't know what to believe.  2006 Page #93  
e were crazy up here." A number of people that I spoke with said they knew  2006 Page #93  
 your common street punks. Several people that I spoke with knew the boys g 2006 Page #93  
ns are trained to know how to fool people using the real world of science,  2006 Page #101  
ience, and since they fool so many people successfully, some of them may be 2006 Page #101  
se of media hype, that millions of people were panicked by the potential th 2006 Page #102  
ally, according to historians, two people died, one from a heart attack and 2006 Page #102  
(the Black Death) kills 25 million people in Europe. • June 24, 1763: Capt. 2006 Page #107  
1919: Spanish flu kills 50 million people around the world (did this start  2006 Page #107  
en, as yet unknown to the American people? In summary, the sequence of poss 2006 Page #112  
es emerging upon our society. Most people are aware of AIDS (auto immune de 2006 Page #113  
 The color was yellowish but other people in the valley described seeing bl 2006 Page #120  
pe and the four sections." (7) Two people known to have been involved in th 2006 Page #121  
ny: 'There aren't going to be many people who (a) were at a UFO crash-retri 2006 Page #123  
 he'd be far better off talking to people. But Tony said that the guy was o 2006 Page #124  
n followed by another vehicle. The people in the vehicle came up to the cab 2006 Page #124  
 to the mountainside at all. "Some people...some lorries took away pieces,  2006 Page #124  
 was a well-respected man and knew people throughout the North Wales Fire S 2006 Page #127  
t anymore. Although we did know of people in Trefriw who had had their wind 2006 Page #129  
this thing. "But we had a group of people come from Cardiff University and  2006 Page #129  
 thing of all, though, was how the people from the university knew what had 2006 Page #129  
 affair, titled You Can't Tell the People, British writer Georgina Bruni re 2006 Page #132  
r 30, 1988. 31. You Can't Tell the People, Georgina Bruni, Pan Books, 2001. 2006 Page #137  
ave received dozens of emails from people who have served in U. S. military 2006 Page #142  
 the local radio was talking about people who were seeing these UFOs, these 2006 Page #146  
e seeing these UFOs, these bogies. People were calling in about UFOs over M 2006 Page #146  
only our electronics feedback, but people were actually visually seeing thi 2006 Page #146  
because I KNEW I'm one of the only people on the planet — several hundred o 2006 Page #148  
e's got to be hundreds of military people who know what's going on. There a 2006 Page #150  
ho know what's going on. There are people that outranked me that night. The 2006 Page #150  
utranked me that night. There were people in command who knew exactly what  2006 Page #150  
th this as normal. As I got older, people told me it was abnormal and it wa 2006 Page #152  
ine yards. YOU SAY 'X, Y, 0.' MOST PEOPLE WOULD SAY, 'X, Y, Z.' No, it was  2006 Page #152  
re was a huge amount of government people showing up in vans and in trucks  2006 Page #155  
 communication from one of the few people willing to go on the record with  2006 Page #156  
epartment, Code 30, and one of the people in Code 30 was a man named Captai 2006 Page #161  
Basically the whole thing was that people could not handle it. There would  2006 Page #162  
e the Bible, OK? But it's not like people are just going to quite believing 2006 Page #162  
ent from today. This is the 1990s. People would be able to handle it. He sa 2006 Page #163  
fter being told the details by the people who were directly involved with t 2006 Page #173  
targets really were? Or were these people told but, when writing about it y 2006 Page #173  
o the ground, according to the way people were acting around it. So we neve 2006 Page #176  
one who still knows how to talk to people, turn pages, and twist knobs. INT 2006 Page #181  
bert Bigelow did fund a great many people but the funding decisions were hi 2006 Page #197  
ding decisions were his. Sometimes people called with unusual ideas that th 2006 Page #197  
that not only do a great number of people experience paranormal experiences 2006 Page #198  
 contradicts the popular idea that people who have these unusual experience 2006 Page #198  
aliente and Pioche. We interviewed people about their UFO experiences and m 2006 Page #198  
nd us to other witnesses. At first people were very reluctant to talk but w 2006 Page #198  
he was with a group of three other people when the sighting occurred. Howev 2006 Page #199  
we were suspicious that what these people might be seeing was advanced terr 2006 Page #199  
o visit the Nevada Test Site. Many people do not know that Robert Bigelow h 2006 Page #199  
his idea. His objections were that people would still associate the show wi 2006 Page #204  
into contact with some fascinating people. We had a fair share of fanatics, 2006 Page #204  
 share of fanatics, psychotics and people on the "fringe of the fringe" but 2006 Page #204  
verall the calls were from average people. These individuals had some weird 2006 Page #204  
gs around the country. Many of the people having sightings were often seein 2006 Page #204  
n Black (MIBs) Then there were the people who reported experiences with Men 2006 Page #204  
 Generally, I was able to reassure people that they were not alone in their 2006 Page #205  
 I would discuss it with a few key people in the UFO field. He seemed satis 2006 Page #205  
k me was the ordinariness of these people with extraordinary abilities! The 2006 Page #207  
about UFO crashes suggests co such people that crashes have not, in fact, o 2007 Page #7  
 in \'{/odd \.'{/ar L The American people were at first strongly opposed to 2007 Page #10  
reel staffed his organization with people from the news media, including ma 2007 Page #10  
igence Agency (CIA). Although many people think the Cl.A was created to gat 2007 Page #11  
e that it djdn't want the American people to know about? It is interesting  2007 Page #12  
                     Although some people claim the media-government relati 2007 Page #14  
important to remember that fooling people using the media is a two-seep pro 2007 Page #15  
ship is just the first scage. Once people have been kept from learning what 2007 Page #15  
orts ,. Recruitment of influential people as spokespersons ;.. Use of group 2007 Page #20  
ports r Recruitment of influential people as spokespersons r Use of group l 2007 Page #21  
                          Not many people know who Robenson was. He wasn't  2007 Page #22  
 other government agencies to fool people. Evidence for New York Times I Ro 2007 Page #23  
bably more commonly used than many people trunk. I'd Like to talk about ano 2007 Page #25  
r, more high-tech way of deceiving people. This shows the Command o Solo ps 2007 Page #28  
                              Some people are skeptical that such an import 2007 Page #31  
 may boil down to a few well-place people hoping to protect the economjc sr 2007 Page #36  
ountry is growing mo~e repressive, people, when motivated, have the power t 2007 Page #40  
s that he can prove that there are people on other planets." ■ One reviewer 2007 Page #48  
 more subtle approach and stated, "people come from great djstances to shop 2007 Page #60  
izon suggests they may 110/ all be people, and that they're corning from gr 2007 Page #60  
makes shopping with the Fresh Food People an experience that's out of this  2007 Page #60  
ubtext seems to be that aliens are people too and should be respected as su 2007 Page #68  
a you are, how did you get on with people at school etc, did you haYe many  2007 Page #79  
always anti authoritarian. I loved people though, had lot of friends. I am  2007 Page #79  
d find burial mounds of the Beaker people and taught us about Buddica and t 2007 Page #80  
I have got more into stories about people that are real life, things that a 2007 Page #81  
 military strangely enough and the people im·olved in that. l have a lot of 2007 Page #81  
s ok because to me it was all just people. I don't know if it was because 1 2007 Page #82  
r names and passwords accounts for people to get in. GM: That's an aspect o 2007 Page #83  
ed to try and impart enthusiasm to people so they \\eren't afraid of comput 2007 Page #83  
 you work as a trainer in teaching people computers. Gi\lf: Yes, very casua 2007 Page #83  
 charge of securit} so l would get people to change their passwords on a mo 2007 Page #83  
I trunk about now is silly because people would say well why would someone  2007 Page #83  
to access my machine. I would tell people that any computer can be used as  2007 Page #83  
er can be used as a jump point for people to be able to send our data from  2007 Page #83  
hen it became easily avajlable for people because now instead of paying £20 2007 Page #84  
he way up to strategic air command people -men and women who \Vere able to  2007 Page #85  
ly angry about it. If such serious people were saying that we had such adva 2007 Page #85  
ments or agencies in order to lure people in with tempting or either fake i 2007 Page #86  
gth "up-time" to make it look Like people had been working on it. However b 2007 Page #87  
l. On some machines you would find people already logged on so you didn't g 2007 Page #87  
own country" . 1 f you were to lee people know you had been into these site 2007 Page #89  
So you did warn them. Do you think people read them and realise there had b 2007 Page #89  
 trying to communicat e with those people I felt were the wrongdoers. 1 was 2007 Page #90  
ig human rights advocate and helps people with awbvard cases that need his  2007 Page #91  
t called to be extradited. Perhaps people like Steven Greer might be able t 2007 Page #91  
d. The Nat\vest three case had the people involved having to pay 1 mjllion  2007 Page #92  
B. A medium size group of about 62 people including Warren, were transporte 2007 Page #114  
game is up", and that the American people, and the world, demand a full dis 2007 Page #120  
 was coming from. DeBow: Did other people in the town have an idea that som 2007 Page #122  
, because there were some military people there. Finally they motioned us t 2007 Page #124  
t on home. Bue there were military people who were on the streets and what  2007 Page #124  
 the runway goes. Lucille Ball and people like chat had ,·acation cabins at 2007 Page #125  
population less than a few hundred people. Research on th.is case has barle 2007 Page #127  
stated crashes. Accorcljng to many people and former mjlitary personnel, UF 2007 Page #127  
 y chaotic. Joe noticed a crowd of people gathering at the corner. Curious, 2007 Page #128  
e of Salta, Argentina, hundreds of people witnessed the free fall of a flyi 2007 Page #128  
nesses. In November 24, 1992, many people saw an ob1ect crash. One man was  2007 Page #128  
 ly done to move the crashed disc. People mentioned seeing a large convoy g 2007 Page #129  
ong Island UFO Network) heard that people saw fire trucks in the park durin 2007 Page #129  
there. Shortly after the incident, people reported seeing numerou s UFOs fl 2007 Page #129  
 that ladies sometimes wear." Many people described seeing a flash in the s 2007 Page #130  
e truly only looking for a meteor. People in the know claimed it was extrem 2007 Page #130  
so intense that many had to leave. People at the site saw a big green lumin 2007 Page #130  
tivity. In many of the incidences, people believe that UFO crafts have been 2007 Page #130  
as mentioned several times as what people and military saw on the ships and 2007 Page #131  
en the subject of deep interest to people connected with Project Moon Dust. 2007 Page #138  
 for analysis by a "small group of people" stacioned at \XI right-Patterson 2007 Page #138  
1978 -makes abundantly clear: Many people in this part of the country claim 2007 Page #141  
ce on May 6. Around that time some people in San Luis and Mendoza provinces 2007 Page #141  
ud explosion, the ground shook and people saw blue and orange bghts floatin 2007 Page #149  
                               Few people knew at the time that Coyote Cany 2007 Page #164  
 good look at it. We could see the people around it. mil' Mom and Aunt: Yea 2007 Page #168  
also. Paul: Yeah, there were other people corrung up behind us. Mom: We wer 2007 Page #169  
nt: There were a lot of (military) people there, but there were some more c 2007 Page #170  
ber. Paul: But there were a Jot of people. Aunt: A lot of vehicles already  2007 Page #170  
ardjng the object were the closest people to it. But they were back a ways. 2007 Page #170  
, all that equipment and all chose people ready so quick? Aunt: lt was Like 2007 Page #171  
never happened. Mom: As co why the people, though, who were there like us a 2007 Page #171  
gh, who were there like us and the people who were in the cars, I don't kno 2007 Page #171  
nd cold not to, or if they thought people would th.ink they were crazy? Or? 2007 Page #171  
curious. I wanted to know if other people were on the web or something and  2007 Page #172  
stions to see if l could get other people who had witnessed the event. Al'\ 2007 Page #172  
ER TALKED ABOUT THJS \'(/JTH OTHER PEOPLE TO FlND OUT \'(11-IETHER THEYSAWJ 2007 Page #172  
omething like that. You don't want people ... Mom: Don't want people to thi 2007 Page #172  
't want people ... Mom: Don't want people to think you're crazy. Paul: ...  2007 Page #172  
ted- 'a piece of those things that people see flying in the sky, strange cr 2007 Page #197  
high. The flash was so bright that people in Kansas saw it. There were thos 2008 Page #13  
saw the flash. Kadesh thought that people on the ground, looking up, into t 2008 Page #13  
fied nature of the object and most people would inaccurately describe size, 2008 Page #13  
ctive mindset of a whole swathe of people within government at the time-and 2008 Page #36  
ontamination" of the earth and its people might result on a large and catas 2008 Page #36  
the subject did not insult us, the people, by denying the almost-certain-fa 2008 Page #38  
, Cosimo, 2005; You Can't Tell the People, Georgina Bruni, Sidgwiek & Jacks 2008 Page #39  
stery of UFOs-why so many credible people have experiences with the incredi 2008 Page #42  
d crashed and burned up, that some people had '·snuck into the area and got 2008 Page #43  
e military. They did find numerous people who claimed to have been stopped  2008 Page #44  
y men in camouflage unifom1s. Some people claimed to have been turned away  2008 Page #44  
ng Center28 passed on the names of people who had called NUFORC right after 2008 Page #45  
because "he was told by government people to say nothing." Mr. Lake decline 2008 Page #46  
 Harnden was also one of the first people I contacted who identified "Tufjy 2008 Page #52  
and places where some of the young people grow and move away, but many grad 2008 Page #53  
 and the Elma Police Department of people reporting the roads blocked by th 2008 Page #55  
g now and what future developments people can expect to see. The Public Rec 2008 Page #61  
e volume of hits as around 220,000 people attempted to access the material  2008 Page #63  
d to some misunderstanding as many people thought this was the same as sayi 2008 Page #64  
 air safety issues. However , some people at the MoD and the CAA did not tr 2008 Page #66  
ocuments from the MoD fi Jes, most people have not realized that the accoun 2008 Page #66  
re of interest to a vast number of people. I shall highlight the two cases  2008 Page #67  
as now emerged that numerous other people in the area saw the UFO. The stor 2008 Page #67  
th by a standard reply that refers people to the National Archives and/or t 2008 Page #68  
that they had a telephone line for people to report sightings and did inves 2008 Page #68  
tements, but they're true, whether people like it and believe it or not. Mu 2008 Page #68  
 AM, December 28, lots of military people showed up and John Burroughs aske 2008 Page #87  
's comment): ... there's some more people WAY out in the woods, WAY, WAY ou 2008 Page #87  
 . He was real calm. But the other people were scared. They looked weird! T 2008 Page #88  
osion of light while many security people, light-alls, and photographic equ 2008 Page #93  
morning of June 30, 1908, numerous people in the region of Tunguska , Russi 2008 Page #97  
state clearly what they are. Three people contributed to the results I am p 2008 Page #106  
quantities. There are four obvious people shown in slide 12 who might have  2008 Page #106  
cret memo is communication between people who already know a lot, and who d 2008 Page #110  
rom the public but from authorized people and institutions , such as Congre 2008 Page #111  
nation with an extra cer res trial people beyond the domain of the United N 2008 Page #113  
ing explained , "Why of course the people don't want war. .. That is unders 2008 Page #123  
always a simple matter to drag the people along, whether it is a democracy  2008 Page #123  
torship ... Voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidd 2008 Page #123  
 , distribution and exchange. What people fail to understand and history fa 2008 Page #124  
against the strength of the German people, which is to be smashed once and  2008 Page #130  
 to have the bankers and the elite people control the world." On August 10, 2008 Page #136  
ion for the Advancement of Colored People, National Council of Churches , N 2008 Page #143  
BUILDING AND BUILDINGS DON'T TALK. PEOPLE IN THE PENTAGON SAY THINGS AND TH 2008 Page #147  
ies cause bad behavior • Guns kill people (No, people kill people) • Use of 2008 Page #148  
d behavior • Guns kill people (No, people kill people) • Use of OC is equiv 2008 Page #148  
 Guns kill people (No, people kill people) • Use of OC is equivalent of Zyc 2008 Page #148  
Zyclon 8 by Nazis -Trmties protect people -Non-Lethal Weapons generate conf 2008 Page #148  
LllY • 91D'UFO SEEN BY HUNDREDS Of PEOPLE OUTSIDE • HOVERED SIL[(lffLY FOR  2008 Page #150  
UT I DOUBT IT) • THAT SAID-SEVERAL PEOPLE I HIGHLY RESPECT BELfEVE THERE IS 2008 Page #153  
nt with the excellence expected of people of the stature of Teller. Edward  2009 Page #8  
President , the Congress , and the people of the United States ought to giv 2009 Page #15  
 are to protect our air space, our people, and our sovereignty as a nation. 2009 Page #16  
ecific quantum mechanics , to most people mean nothing, yet from these thre 2009 Page #20  
imply, a secret known to a million people, in fact, is no longer a secret.  2009 Page #20  
hinking about future weapons, most people envision a sophistication of exis 2009 Page #23  
in 1991 was the last reminder many people had of the national brouhaha brou 2009 Page #29  
t it didn't present, and what most people still do not understand , is that 2009 Page #29  
f spooks and spies. Crisman wanted people to believe that last scenario. In 2009 Page #32  
. Chetham and Young were the first people within the UFO research community 2009 Page #48  
any shadow of doubt, the number of people who can claim aliens wrecked thei 2009 Page #54  
d nothing else - and, indeed, many people within the UFO research arena hav 2009 Page #55  
 as the Weapons Storage Area. SOME PEOPLE WOULD SAY THAT POWER, ARROGANCE A 2009 Page #75  
encies to ever come forward. Those people are afraid to death! WHAT ARE THE 2009 Page #75  
it is a ve,y, ve,y small number of people. WHO KNOW? That's correct. If you 2009 Page #75  
going on afterwards and there were people in the woods. I was posted on the 2009 Page #79  
on eve,ything that happened to us. People have said they have been interrog 2009 Page #79  
t! What are they going to tell the people? Something is flying over our nuk 2009 Page #85  
that she had carried mortgages for people who otherwise would not have qual 2009 Page #88  
ecture on UFO's to about two dozen people in the new Ocean Shores Library,  2009 Page #88  
June gave me a handwritten list of people she considered important to her w 2009 Page #94  
 being abused, or that the Russian people where just downright superstitiou 2009 Page #140  
mes Marion Snodgrass as one of the people who worked on this new weapon's p 2009 Page #160  
rotagonists of this story are real people, with real credentials, who are i 2009 Page #176  

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heard of a space ship with 'little people' back a long time ago but never b 2003 Page #31  

Word: "people's", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

f those little twists of timing in people's lives that Lawrence had not bee 2004 Page #38  
there are several of them in Earth people's hands, but I am afraid that the 2004 Page #95  
ious civic projects meant to focus people's attention on the here-and-now a 2006 Page #65  
 the person who controls access to people's machines and decide what they c 2007 Page #83  
ake it. FROM WHERE? From the other people's bodies .... They (time traveler 2008 Page #91  

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B.C.; ships dropping stuff, taking people-see Fort next BOOK CHAPTER TITLES 2007 Page #44  

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P OUTLINE • BACKGROUND • HISTORY • PEOPLEIORGANJZANTJON • WHO WAS BRIEFED • 2008 Page #148  

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into the earth. The awe - stricken peoples of the Earth waited breathlessly 2003 Page #14  
ations transmission is provided by Peoples Telephone Company, Inc. One of t 2007 Page #68  
ght be called "Law Among Planetary Peoples," following che guidelines found 2008 Page #112  
ized as independent and sovereig n peoples. We would have to come co an agr 2008 Page #112  
d to the occupa tion by celesti al peoples of certain locat.:.ons on our p_ 2008 Page #113  
er of internationalizing celestial peoples, and creating an internat:ona l  2008 Page #113  

Word: "peormed", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, the mysterious object reportedly peormed a bizarre "U-turn" maneuver. Tha 2006 Page #190  

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rated into small grains like black pepper within a few months leaving two d 2003 Page #109  

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e lightn.ing strikes that suddenly peppered the area. The storm passed, and 2005 Page #154  

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 in Kecksburg in 1965 close to the Pepsi Cola plant that was a busy place b 2003 Page #67  

Word: "pepto-bismal", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ink color in the stomach medicine, Pepto-Bismal, comes from a bismuth ingre 2003 Page #106  

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re limply Ml lfflpoffr1111 to molt peqile (That ls d!J1'trmt Crim whldu!r o 2008 Page #147  

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vacuum process to building a layer per week, one four-layer sample was most 2003 Page #109  
FENSE Dear Secretary Forrestals As per our recent conversation on this matt 2003 Page #134  
FFK y Hear -ecretary Forr*atali Ao per our recent conversation on ihls ratt 2003 Page #136  
 it Shredded without authorization per GAO Mj and Congressman Schiff Hr I • 2003 Page #160  
ted 5x7, copied on 8.5x11 (2 pages per page) □ Original simulated in Jan 19 2003 Page #170  
loping, printed as 5x7 images, two per 8.5 x 11 sheet. In 1995, I began, fr 2003 Page #171  
rganic matter handled differently, per Chapter 5 118/2003 Spvori Operxxxn M 2003 Page #175  
k or status"; no one can interfere per President 11 8/2003 Special Operaton 2003 Page #177  
f its speed ranged from five miles per hour to more than 200 mph. The repor 2004 Page #28  
single-strand linear RNA molecules per yirion and reverse transcriptase (RN 2004 Page #81  
arynx in New Orleans Vet Hospital, per "Beth" Slide 9 THREE UNUSUAL CASES W 2004 Page #116  
, I scanned the image at 2400 dots per inch, printed out the results, and l 2004 Page #226  
re S45 (averaging just under S2.50 per person); the next 40 people would sh 2005 Page #75  
arming one hundred thousand counts per minute. The usual background count h 2005 Page #100  
ing at six to eight hundred counts per minute. Twelve Air Force planes over 2005 Page #100  
IONS in the boondocks. My view is, per a fine analogy from physicist Beatri 2006 Page #6  
elves at a speed of only 2_8 miles per hour. Careful study of the OXR data  2006 Page #41  
H was climbing at about 1,500 feet per minute at around 225 knots. As the b 2006 Page #78  
with an "Actual Velocity: 27 miles per second." The "Flatwoods Monster" inc 2006 Page #96  
he meteor was said to be "27 miles per second." Flatwoods, WV is located 20 2006 Page #96  
 meteor was traveling at "27 miles per second," it would have reached the F 2006 Page #96  
ely low incidence of CJD, one case per million per year. In familial CJD, i 2006 Page #114  
dence of CJD, one case per million per year. In familial CJD, it is known t 2006 Page #114  
ut thirty to forty thousand copies per issue — and linking it with a nuclea 2006 Page #126  
 don't travel at hundreds of miles per hour along continuous tracks for man 2006 Page #172  
t.' And while not an advertisement per se, A 1990 article from The Houston  2007 Page #61  
er Lockheed Skunk works engineer). Per e-mail and telephone discussion, Mr. 2007 Page #115  
raveling at a speed of 2,500 miles per hour at an altitude of 75,000 feet,  2007 Page #185  
 Its speed was down to 2,000 miles per hour and was still slowing very grad 2007 Page #185  
s speed was still near 2,000 miles per hour at the time that it encountered 2007 Page #186  
tion of chemicall y pure tin-88.91 per cent.-and oxygen-11 .09 per cent., a 2007 Page #194  
-88.91 per cent.-and oxygen-11 .09 per cent., as oxide. No other element or 2007 Page #194  
r to be a piece of alien machinery per se, but rather a side-effect caused  2007 Page #194  
 contact the Cuban government , as per the suggestion of the CIA. Then ther 2008 Page #30  
ed of about twenty or thirty miles per hour to a speed of several hundreds  2008 Page #34  
speed of several hundreds of miles per hour -if not thousands. It just sudd 2008 Page #34  
ield has 250,000 times more energy per cubic meter than the electromagnetic 2008 Page #77  
y there are I 00 lightning strikes per second or 6,000 per minute all the t 2008 Page #77  
htning strikes per second or 6,000 per minute all the time on Earth.)" [ Ho 2008 Page #77  
n of air being three million volts per meter. This works out to approximate 2008 Page #77  
 on the order of hundreds of volts per meter or less due to intense channel 2008 Page #78  
r output on the order of megawatts per meter for a vigorous return-stroke c 2008 Page #78  
oon may exist and contain up to 13 per cent water. Using energy and machine 2008 Page #112  
 as many as 50,000 artillery fuses per month, more than three years after P 2008 Page #128  
ma,ag ed lo be made by ;o..na Sis. Per..-Arnett. Acaaed by Wlile House as a 2009 Page #151  
 UFOs, o.n average of more than ne per month. Star Wars & ET? ■If nothing e 2009 Page #152  
ild plane that can fly 2,200 miles per hour June 20, 1947 -P80 breaks air s 2009 Page #156  

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ot hang up. Press I!). ~:a!I 01994 Peralta. New Mexico 11 Press 1 800 864-3 2007 Page #68  

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tting in an accumulator has a most perceivable result for many, including m 2005 Page #90  

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nd rant, exposing the madness they perceive. Often written in angry display 2005 Page #102  
hought, no matter how others might perceive it, recording that thought for  2005 Page #102  
rn to national defense unless they perceive an actual danger to the United  2009 Page #21  
It is vital that scientists should perceive the danger now, before it is to 2009 Page #21  

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and by escabljshment thinking. The perceived threat it represented was so p 2005 Page #87  
d/or the entities involved) can be perceived as strange or familiar, sudden 2006 Page #52  
ht have. Form: this deals with the perceived configuration or structure of  2006 Page #53  
nations to avoid major conflict. - Perceived "God-like" or "magical" attrib 2006 Page #66  
ical to preserving social order. - Perceived "God-like" or "magical" attrib 2006 Page #67  
hing a missile, if necessary, at a perceived enemy target. 139              2006 Page #142  
nce to remote view Area 51. What I perceived then drew and modeled were cra 2006 Page #202  
chnology) .. · . ., I have grouped perceived UFO threat to national securit 2007 Page #36  
smickidnappers, their actions were perceived by the Collins Elite as having 2008 Page #36  
to the United States. A danger was perceived in 1939, only two years before 2009 Page #21  
ct is directly proportional to the perceived damage that will be caused by  2009 Page #155  

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metal was greater than ninety-nine percent aluminum of normal density. I in 2003 Page #100  
rs of Bi and Mg/Zn with the weight percent of the Zn varying slightly from  2003 Page #106  
n earth is made up of about eighty percent 24Magnesium. That means there ar 2003 Page #107  
24Magnesium atom. The other twenty percent is equally divided between ^^Mg, 2003 Page #107  
 The metal tested to be nearly 100 percent pure magnesium and was 6.7 perce 2003 Page #107  
percent pure magnesium and was 6.7 percent heavier than ordinary pure magne 2003 Page #107  
etal. Dr. Hauri found about eleven percent more 2^Mg in our mysterious samp 2003 Page #108  
ginable. The only question is what percent of today's technology can be bac 2003 Page #187  
rack to UFOs; big question is what percent of it? s The Federal Government  2003 Page #188  
piece was determined to contain 75 percent iron and 25 percent zinc with "a 2004 Page #30  
 to contain 75 percent iron and 25 percent zinc with "a few trace elements. 2004 Page #30  
nless steel which contains only 15 percent iron. Debunker Klass later wrote 2004 Page #30  
n what we knm.v -that is, with 100 percent certainty, wid1 evidence that is 2005 Page #77  
t polls inrucate that more than 80 percent of the U.S. population now belie 2005 Page #119  
 of the wealth, while about eighty percent lived at or below the poverty li 2005 Page #153  
obe ► CNN Poll, Sept. 11, 2006: 41 percent of respondents blamed the Bush a 2007 Page #40  
 1'lYT/CBS Poll, Oct. 14, 2006: 84 percent reject official 9/11 story This, 2007 Page #40  
 80.0 10.3 9.9 0.1 100.3 \VEJ G HT PERCENT 2 3 4 83.6 85.2 7.4 6.9 9.0 8.6  2007 Page #197  
netic field more than .0 I or .001 percent. So, the answer is no. What you  2008 Page #76  
Axis." "Avery Rockefeller owned 42 percent of Schroeder," reported New York 2008 Page #126  
werke , which together produced 95 percent of the explosives for the Nazi s 2008 Page #127  
ubsidiary of l.G. Farben with 91.5 percent ownership by the brother-in-law  2008 Page #132  
ctgroup Bertelsma nn acquired a 50 percent share of the Bookspan partnershi 2008 Page #144  
man.n is sometimes called, is 76.9 percent owned by the Bertelsman.n Founda 2008 Page #144  
 Mohn families. The remaining 23.1 percent ownership resides with the Mohns 2008 Page #144  
lGHT -\VANNA BUY A BRlDGE? THE ONE PERCENT FACTOR • I COULD BE WRONG (BUT I 2008 Page #153  

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ed to make its way to us, a goodly percentage of which has a real bearing o 2004 Page #46  
data, using a numerical instead of percentage count. This may be useful in  2004 Page #115  
 to Sheehan, stated that a certain percentage of UFOs represented these two 2004 Page #187  
, then normalizing the result to a percentage , yields five possible levels 2005 Page #137  
America-a state where a vet") smaU percentage of the population controlled  2005 Page #153  
ith pointed out the unusuall) high percentage of carbon. Later, we cut some 2005 Page #158  
y Cameron DeBow Copyright 2007 The percentage of Unidentified Arial Phenome 2007 Page #121  
deed alien spacecraft -and a small percentage of those same craft have cras 2007 Page #132  
elusions and hoaxes, a significant percentage could not. American citizens, 2008 Page #35  
nd development , while in 1976 the percentage was three times as high in Ru 2009 Page #21  
 Some particulars reported by that percentage of witnesses willing to put t 2009 Page #135  

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ht be detected in those ratios, or percentages, of isotopes. One such anoma 2003 Page #107  
hat matched the magnesium and zinc percentages without bismuth and without  2003 Page #110  
es recovered Totals 53 57 35 63 10 Percentages 66 71 _ 44 79 13 1 1 1       2004 Page #114  
Retrieval Conference A look at the percentages at the bottom of the table g 2004 Page #115  
 fact (to me, anyway) is the large percentages of aliens and craft seen. Ne 2004 Page #115  
th. The results were strange, some percentages were nor very acceptable, it 2007 Page #197  
nese , but we are able to read the percentages of the chemical elements con 2007 Page #201  
ed States and the USSR spent equal percentages of their military budget on  2009 Page #21  

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 perhaps sinking. There had been a perception for years, mostly clue to a m 2004 Page #37  
aired on Halloween in 1938 and the perception was that the public reacted s 2004 Page #123  
fficult aspects of controlling the perception in the public's mind of gover 2004 Page #125  
sh." It also appeared to him that "perception increased somehow." However,  2005 Page #36  
UFO Crash Retrieval Conference The perception along the familiarity -strang 2006 Page #53  
mative benefit to humankind. Clear perception and assessment of the NHI rem 2006 Page #54  
contacts meant to manipulate human perception and gradually assume control. 2006 Page #55  
 media in effort to control public perception of NHI, direct emergency prep 2006 Page #63  
ave major significance towards the perception of UFOs by the Government and 2006 Page #102  
h Retrieval Conference Our current perception of life on Earth has been a m 2006 Page #107  
an-computer interaction and remote perception work. Having worked at PEAR f 2006 Page #196  
urious to get their rake on it and perception and so I starred contacting a 2007 Page #172  
nd that, given public reaction and perception. In fact, not all that long a 2008 Page #14  

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her description included a similar perception-the unknown object was fallin 2008 Page #48  

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 would be engaged to manage public perceptions and reaction to NHI threat a 2006 Page #64  
nment would seek to control public perceptions of Media NRI through media m 2006 Page #64  
 Brace, Jovanovitch, NY. 4. Remote Perceptions: Out of Body Experiences. Re 2006 Page #207  
t on controlling our alien-related perceptions and normalizing society's at 2007 Page #76  
s by 1nilitaries world·wi.de ■ New perceptions by researchers toward the ph 2008 Page #168  
FO encounters -,,or!d,:,1d • ■ New perceptions by rese:uchers l ■ A "re-pol 2009 Page #153  

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e topic into the mainstream media. Perceptive viewers, however, noted that  2005 Page #76  
ies -even the most intelligent and perceptive reader may find it preferabl  2005 Page #102  
ectly by Nick Pope had a number of perceptive comments to make. "It's extre 2006 Page #131  

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yes, probably those of a large owl perched on a limb" and "underbrush may h 2006 Page #96  
l misinterpret an animal or a bird perched in a tree and all describe the s 2006 Page #99  

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If" ... the weather is lacking any percipitation (sic) ... it should be wet 2008 Page #111  

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tter ha\ e proven themselves co be perennial favorites with the advertising 2007 Page #59  

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use the weather here has been just perfect for golf." Forrestal replies, "B 2003 Page #89  
. By ail accounts, he led a nearly perfect life. For many years, Bennewitz  2003 Page #141  
on" and not so miraculously find a perfect fit. The expected alien progress 2003 Page #149  
gence deception not required to be perfect; satellites were in the public m 2003 Page #186  
een used. (In the tunnels) there's perfect air. There's not an air problem. 2004 Page #52  
wn, you know, we done an air test: perfect air. It don't makes sense mate.  2004 Page #52  
ssions in the ground that formed a perfect triangle and about someone takin 2004 Page #56  
the ground were found and formed a perfect triangle. • Someone was sent to  2004 Page #56  
 of Engineering would seem to be a perfect institution to work this problem 2004 Page #129  
ave control he would have been the perfect president for the job. He had a  2004 Page #177  
man Behavior." He appeared to be a perfect candidate for getting across the 2004 Page #181  
 Ramsey notes, the three formed "a perfect triangle around Kirtland Air For 2004 Page #220  
ve to keep it under wraps. This is perfect. You have a station that is set  2005 Page #71  
hly advanced civilizations are not perfect, and accidents occur during peri 2005 Page #121  
 4450th and could have served as a perfect foundation for a contingency cov 2006 Page #83  
y applications. They could want to perfect the optimum procedure to kill al 2006 Page #116  
 "lf you're beginning to think the perfect place to locate your business is 2007 Page #61  
ion, that a "zoo event" would be a perfect description -not to mention a ur 2007 Page #144  
ng all the colors, it was the most perfect camoufla ge. lts buzzing noise p 2007 Page #196  
able personnel and radar set is in perfect operating d. · 10 con 1t1on. But 2008 Page #28  
r less culcure, and a more or less perfect political organization, they wou 2008 Page #112  
eagan. Teller would have been in a perfect position to have been consulted  2009 Page #13  
tails or because her memory wasn't perfect after 50 years. The facts remain 2009 Page #95  

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 sort, developed in the 1960s, and perfected by the late 1970s. If this was 2003 Page #151  
d and tested, and no doubt further perfected over the decades. ls there any 2007 Page #31  

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arms race, but rather in a race of perfecting an integrated program of UFO  2009 Page #21  

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ngs, no seams, rivets, weld marks. Perfectly smooth. More pewter in color.  2004 Page #72  
like it had been molded absolutely perfectly. No seams.' Very smooth, pewte 2004 Page #72  
 Major Donald Keyhoe. "There was a perfectly intact, circular-shaped craft  2004 Page #74  
ary Do You Believe in Majic? I was perfectly willing, despite the great res 2004 Page #214  
d here you have a facility that is perfectly suitable for doing something l 2005 Page #71  
endix cites other military manuals perfectly down to the last letter and co 2005 Page #129  
learance for 14 years, and find it perfectly obvious that crucial data has  2006 Page #4  
Mrs. May and six boys pulled off a perfectly executed and elaborate hoax th 2006 Page #99  
ed for biological warfare. Knowing perfectly well that an open unclassified 2006 Page #116  
ys that he thinks that Prescott is perfectly genuine. But he's very afraid. 2006 Page #124  
t he reported and he stated he was perfectly willing to be identified . Con 2008 Page #58  
 dimension of the depressions were perfectly identical to England ... the v 2009 Page #139  

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ect any of the linguistic analyses perfom1ed and reported. DRAFT June 1947  2008 Page #112  

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uld be important. The calculations perfonned by Bob Wood are shown in slide 2008 Page #108  

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uct and implant human victims, and perform cattle mutilations. Bennewitz' a 2003 Page #144  
es and thinking. Moore would later perform many other services for the AFOS 2003 Page #146  
e same office at the same time. 5. Perform typewriter comparisons between t 2003 Page #209  
hat the unit may be called upon to perform. Until further orders, thia inve 2003 Page #237  
cts should be held in readiness to perform SPIKE and HOUSE CLEANING operati 2004 Page #253  
s. The electrogravitics saucer can perform the function of a classic Liftin 2005 Page #172  
y assignments until called away to perform his UFO crash retrieval duties w 2006 Page #16  
etimes traveled internationally to perform crash retrievals that were led b 2006 Page #18  
ned, Stone would be called away to perform TDY duties or training, and woul 2006 Page #20  
y designed computer where he could perform both his normal ELINT work, and  2006 Page #22  
quick reaction basis to recover or perform field exploitation of unidentifi 2006 Page #26  
s 79th flight. He was scheduled to perform subsonic engine tests and gain p 2006 Page #73  
adlong descent toward Puget Sound, perform a bizarre flipping maneuver befo 2006 Page #192  
"impairing the macrunes ability to perform its normal function" whjch is ru 2007 Page #88  
quick reaction basis to recover or perform field exploitation of unidentifi 2007 Page #134  
ardless of location, to recover or perform field exploitation, to communica 2007 Page #134  
into a Microsoft Word document. To perform a computer analysis, it is essen 2008 Page #106  
here, and then used her program to perform cross-correlations. However, she 2008 Page #107  
iastechnologv.com) was retained to perform these analyses. Her technique is 2009 Page #11  
 technical data, but be allowed to perform its own analysis if it proves to 2009 Page #16  
A. What I been allowed to do is to perform careful library intelligence tha 2009 Page #24  

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ape o Longest side 300 feet o High performance like first and third “EXTRAT 2003 Page #174  
e not been able to duplicate their performance. WBS: So they come from some 2004 Page #91  
200.1 will be utilized only in the performance of special task functions wi 2004 Page #252  
(the k-number) is the yardstick of performance. \Xlith air as 1, current cl 2005 Page #171  
terfere with the OPNAC Team in the performance of its duties by special dir 2006 Page #18  
uld not give an overly spectacular performance in that test. The data indic 2006 Page #41  
ted questions about his airplane's performance capabilities. Second, the A- 2006 Page #75  
 In the fall of 2000 an e-business performance company called Visual Insigh 2007 Page #67  
ack also inquired about the flight performance (altitude and cruise speed)  2007 Page #99  
appen. (]llustration #27) AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE: \Xfben Jack asked the O.1.C 2007 Page #108  
rposes. In regards to the specific performance of these aircraft, Jack was  2007 Page #108  
ad been briefed on the incred.ible performance specifications of these airc 2007 Page #111  
of the UFO intelligence system and performance in many important past event 2009 Page #24  

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tails from Alamogordo and Kirtland performed security functions very well.  2003 Page #235  
ot known if army field surgens had performed exploratory surgery on these b 2003 Page #236  
acts and bore all traces of having performed a long space voyage. It was se 2004 Page #14  
t known if Army field surgeons had performed exploratory surgery on these b 2004 Page #80  
ople had behaved when Orson Welles performed a radio broadcast of The War o 2004 Page #133  
ts and missile engineers designers performed an examination of the re- disc 2004 Page #167  
xtensive Materials Science Studies Performed • Unknown inscriptions in unse 2004 Page #168  
en languages • Linguistic Analysis performed by Philologist Sukhoveev; leak 2004 Page #168  
l or Dental facility and autopsies performed or life support initiated in t 2004 Page #170  
of an EBE (type?) • Autopsies were performed under KGB direction at an Inst 2004 Page #172  
cabal behind the UFO cover-up have performed a dual role of both releasing  2004 Page #179  
crum, and an orthopedic evaluation performed by Dr. Rogerio Lemos. A disc h 2005 Page #33  
acts and bore all traces of having performed a long space voyage. Ir was se 2005 Page #133  
gun co shed light on official acts performed in our name. To explore these  2005 Page #143  
 either the training or service he performed in relation to communication w 2006 Page #23  
 either the training or service he performed in relation to UFO crash retri 2006 Page #23  
tion to the normal military duties performed by the individual, and without 2006 Page #24  
wn if army field surgens (sic) had performed exploratory surgery on these b 2006 Page #104  
rsed exercise or one that had been performed prior to the event. "In the me 2006 Page #134  
_. -4-----------·-FORENSIC TESTING Performed by Speckin Forensic Laboratori 2007 Page #46  
c ■ Watermark comparison: no match Performed by James Black ■ Typewriter wa 2007 Page #46  
ey felt a heLicopter couldn't have performed such skills. The light landed  2007 Page #176  
gleton ., ... 114 FORENSIC TESTING Performed by Speckin Forensic Laboratori 2008 Page #120  
c ■ Watermark comparison: no match Performed by James Black ■Typewriter for 2008 Page #120  
bbons. Bear in mind that when June performed these duties there were no com 2009 Page #89  

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 vintage film clips of rock-n-roll performers from the 1950s. People Like E 2005 Page #145  

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ividual who supervised Stone while performing 13                            2006 Page #16  
 service record refers to him only performing clerical duties as a typist;  2006 Page #17  
ficers were that he reported to in performing his intuitive communicator wo 2006 Page #22  
commanders being aware that he was performing duties for a covert agency op 2006 Page #23  
commanders being aware that he was performing duties for a covert agency op 2006 Page #23  
 UFOs tracked on radar, craft seen performing speeds and maneuvers signific 2008 Page #68  

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 data. 'Ir has superior intellect, performs diagnostic probes, and," with a 2007 Page #69  

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er out. His understanding was that perhaps that third one was not dead on i 2003 Page #23  
in the arroyo basin (cattle, deer, perhaps antelope), 2) something from an  2003 Page #45  
 in making their findings public." Perhaps because the factual information  2003 Page #94  
d be shaped like a piece of pie or perhaps a cun/ed crescent, but a disc is 2003 Page #99  
 be contacting you on this matter. Perhaps I am a bit paranoid, but I do ha 2003 Page #103  
e layered material's construction, perhaps to better resonate with a specif 2003 Page #106  
conductivity is lower than that of perhaps every other metal with the excep 2003 Page #106  
 or even help their security work. Perhaps Bennewitz had stumbled onto some 2003 Page #145  
expected to see these displays, or perhaps the lights were invisible to the 2003 Page #148  
Os" reaction, and left it at that. Perhaps they even went as far as reporti 2003 Page #151  
unfortunately not photographed, or perhaps not included in the photographer 2003 Page #173  
 Crash Retrieval Conference Now to perhaps the most well known of the presi 2003 Page #192  
e to locate or reclaim the object. Perhaps, more than 40 years on, it still 2004 Page #5  
 space satellite or rocket debris. Perhaps most interesting from this time  2004 Page #6  
ently negotiated a smooth landing? Perhaps the still photographs and move f 2004 Page #11  
nsferred to Wright-Patterson AFB. "Perhaps this is foolish," Good's source  2004 Page #15  
 we held in those several days was perhaps not merely space debris, was per 2004 Page #15  
rhaps not merely space debris, was perhaps not even some material left by a 2004 Page #15  
ial left by a UFO, but that it was perhaps some form of UFO itself." I was  2004 Page #15  
a dark object of some description, perhaps 60 feet wide and 8 to 10 feet hi 2004 Page #35  
had settled deeper into the water, perhaps sinking. There had been a percep 2004 Page #37  
ubmerged aircraft, or barring that perhaps from the fuel tank of a fishing  2004 Page #40  
o expand as more details come out. Perhaps some day we will be able to tell 2004 Page #45  
 that immediately went off course, perhaps no one in the U.S. government kn 2004 Page #75  
horrible secret about that crash." Perhaps the answer to the "horrible secr 2004 Page #75  
ression against the foreign discs. Perhaps the "peculiar phenomena" was her 2004 Page #82  
 a saucer being stored at Langley. Perhaps this is the saucer that Smith sa 2004 Page #97  
n event in Pennsylvania (Kecksburg perhaps?) and one in the southwestern U. 2004 Page #100  
hl himself is very much a mystery, perhaps because of his very secret gover 2004 Page #105  
access to some early road records, perhaps. He does make the excellent poin 2004 Page #127  
titution to work this problem out. Perhaps some research time in the Archiv 2004 Page #129  
they were scrutinized and studied, perhaps almost as narrowly as a man with 2004 Page #132  
e show the tape to be quite wide — perhaps an inch wide. Jesse Marcel Junio 2004 Page #138  
 is that all the presidents except perhaps Clinton knew the basic facts of  2004 Page #197  
n't even touched on the man who is perhaps the most significant witness of  2004 Page #217  
o the public domain by the FBI?"22 Perhaps, if Gebauer was indeed "in the k 2004 Page #219  
ly nothing to gain from it? Pride? Perhaps. After all, Scully wouldn't have 2004 Page #219  
now the eight scientists, and that perhaps there really was a genuine crash 2004 Page #219  
dere a few days later Qanuary 20). Perhaps they were informed about, even i 2005 Page #37  
or; and he offered the theory d1at perhaps the creature's skin had darkened 2005 Page #40  
ng process might have taken place, perhaps to bury a large object that coul 2005 Page #61  
-more often than not -tell no one. Perhaps a friend or family member. Unque 2005 Page #74  
stence of a deep black program (or perhaps it is severa.l programs), the pu 2005 Page #81  
sl) crawling into." That resonated perhaps a Little bit more, though I have 2005 Page #86  
dvances than any preceding it. But perhaps its most important single, unifi 2005 Page #87  
rejects. \Xlhile less than ruvine, perhaps other intelligent life has touch 2005 Page #117  
ese questions appears to be "Yes". Perhaps all of the above is true as well 2005 Page #118  
they were simply hallucinations or perhaps some mass psychosis. Of course,  2005 Page #118  
ls. Ryan himself admits that some, perhaps many, of these reports are thinl 2005 Page #119  
ocious desert Lightning storms. Or perhaps our early development and deploy 2005 Page #121  
n the area of counterintelligence? Perhaps it is for the same reason that t 2005 Page #124  
references to r\rea 51 in Ne\·ada (perhaps correctly) or the town of Roswel 2005 Page #125  
rliner's mailbox on March 4, 1994. Perhaps Berliner was selected to receive 2005 Page #126  
imilar origin is anybody's guess." Perhaps the most infamous case was the s 2005 Page #134  
o much military action took place, perhaps firing on these craft, one mjght 2005 Page #140  
e were probabl) shipped elsewhere, perhaps Groom Lake. The engineering cliv 2005 Page #166  
sn't the government taken you out? Perhaps my answers will help the reader  2006 Page #4  
have only had fancy technology for perhaps 100 years. But the earth is abou 2006 Page #5  
es established by their ancestors. Perhaps there were many different ones w 2006 Page #7  
many specimens must be checked. L. Perhaps this is the honeymoon capital fo 2006 Page #7  
at many locations, I would suggest perhaps some visitors are planning epic  2006 Page #8  
d saucer and its wingman's saucer. Perhaps a US military rocket launched in 2006 Page #11  
e inadvertently homed on a saucer. Perhaps there was a momentary loss of at 2006 Page #11  
 run into the unexpected. Some day perhaps the government will release the  2006 Page #11  
the Cutler-Twining memo as frauds. Perhaps to be able to claim that the pro 2006 Page #12  
id mass that can be seen, touched, perhaps damaged in case of hostility. If 2006 Page #53  
 divides. Fast-strange-negative is perhaps the worst of all worlds, with al 2006 Page #62  
nnia more advanced than ourselves. Perhaps beings from such a planet are al 2006 Page #70  
 variety of NHI. Countless others, perhaps both nearer and stranger, may ex 2006 Page #70  
the dig site would have been vast (perhaps exceeding 10,000,000 square feet 2006 Page #85  
rstanding of earth-based genetics, perhaps for breeding purposes or (2) for 2006 Page #116  
rstanding of earth-based genetics, perhaps for breeding purposes or for the 2006 Page #117  
 for about ten minutes and thought perhaps I should tell someone about it," 2006 Page #120  
 the lights to another source. (9) Perhaps not surprisingly, the "hare" exp 2006 Page #121  
p of the mountains, you're talking perhaps a mile and a quarter away from w 2006 Page #127  
ibute to his fallen colleague (and perhaps as a "signal" to other colleague 2006 Page #128  
ore inclined to think that there's perhaps more to this than meets the eye. 2006 Page #130  
 have caused me to question things perhaps a little bit more than I did pre 2006 Page #130  
's a little bit more going on than perhaps I previously 127                 2006 Page #130  
section of the book: "Finally, but perhaps most crucially, there are those  2006 Page #131  
ndication of that having happened. Perhaps they did not have adequate means 2006 Page #136  
ect descended into the atmosphere, perhaps NORAD space tracking has some re 2006 Page #136  
picked up the rumor I do not know, perhaps from the Pentagon. He wanted to  2006 Page #167  
ph and quite likely twice that and perhaps over 1,000 mph. According to Win 2006 Page #172  
I can suggest another explanation: perhaps the radar targets were objects t 2006 Page #173  
bjects that can fly at high speed. Perhaps thy were flying saucers! PART IV 2006 Page #173  
: situation normal: all fouled up) Perhaps one of them caused the 5 PM sigh 2006 Page #179  
ighting in Ft. Myers, Florida. And perhaps one of them flew somewhat errati 2006 Page #179  
 over Texas and crashed in Mexico. Perhaps. Will we ever know? ACKNOWLEDGEM 2006 Page #179  
amazing presentation by Lloyd Pye, perhaps the world's finest hominid resea 2006 Page #181  
th waves. Until it was time to go? Perhaps the inquiry that follows will he 2006 Page #183  
e expedition begin to believe that perhaps the divers were describing two d 2006 Page #188  
escriptions might differ markedly. Perhaps what Walker and Burke saw was so 2006 Page #191  
w did it escape NORAD's notice? Or perhaps it was a secret (Soviet?) satell 2006 Page #191  
at was the end of the journey." Or perhaps, Dominic, it might just be the b 2006 Page #193  
government had shut down the show. Perhaps it was becoming too popular! Art 2006 Page #204  
ndation was under surveillance and perhaps some level of government involve 2006 Page #207  
 of an actual UFO crash site. (Or, perhaps it is but the site has been clev 2007 Page #7  
anization, 1ndymerua, suggests. Or perhaps another way to tbjnk about it is 2007 Page #8  
asons for the Cl.A's creation, and perhaps the UFO crisis was one of them.  2007 Page #12  
 serious: ► "Terrorists" who kjll, perhaps, a few Americans each year? ► U. 2007 Page #36  
he had an interest in the subject. Perhaps the EBEs idea originated with an 2007 Page #76  
 just won't stick. It's being lazy perhaps because you should stiU be able  2007 Page #80  
ncient Celtic fighting connections perhaps. The only link with the military 2007 Page #81  
 "oooooh". If I did get extradited perhaps it would be like l was just "goi 2007 Page #81  
 Did you follow the news to see if perhaps it was reported on? GM: 1 rudn't 2007 Page #90  
 be proven that they military have perhaps exaggerated against you and is m 2007 Page #91  
vened the passport was given back. Perhaps he could help you before you eve 2007 Page #91  
you before you even gee to the US. Perhaps even cry to dissolve the case be 2007 Page #91  
e you get called to be extradited. Perhaps people like Steven Greer might b 2007 Page #91  
ndes, Clash by Night, and Niagara. Perhaps best known for the productions B 2007 Page #136  
e to locate or reclaim the object. Perhaps, nearly half a century lacer, th 2007 Page #139  
ack to the army base at Ojinaga or perhaps to a Mexican air force base in C 2007 Page #187  
ps and trucks. Something unknown , perhaps a chemical or biological contami 2007 Page #187  
e, but rather a side-effect caused perhaps by the propulsion system of the  2007 Page #194  
" spewed or ejected by the object, perhaps a side-effect of the propulsion  2007 Page #202  
 indications of eleven objects and perhaps more traveling across controlled 2008 Page #28  
t operating d. · 10 con 1t1on. But perhaps most significant of all, is the  2008 Page #28  
 into our environment is one that, perhaps more than any other, should be c 2008 Page #36  
 of extreme national security. And perhaps no-one is more learned on this p 2008 Page #36  
f the truth is often a great lie." Perhaps a better question for the milita 2008 Page #60  
ey derued a chase had taken place. Perhaps the most extraordinary aspect of 2008 Page #67  
enniston means alien interference, perhaps even retaliation, if governments 2008 Page #94  
 survive IS changing their future. Perhaps the paradox is a translation pro 2008 Page #95  
 of those who were actually there. Perhaps I ike human time release capsule 2008 Page #96  
elite of each other's nations. And perhaps inevitably, even The X-Files got 2008 Page #103  
 and machines brought to the moon, perhaps from a space station; the rocks  2008 Page #112  
mer Soviet space program and NASA, perhaps through the Nazi scientists work 2008 Page #136  
here in the World Intruder Alert ■ Perhaps unparalleled activity in U.S. ■  2008 Page #160  
tely guided to any spot on earth." Perhaps this UFO space object offered th 2009 Page #17  
elligence, a member of the NSC, or perhaps amore likely-the Assistant to th 2009 Page #19  
ull French participation in NA TO. Perhaps, the main reason for eliminating 2009 Page #20  
ecy are hardly compatible-except , perhaps, under the iron heel of a dictat 2009 Page #21  
tion operations. Of these, I shall perhaps never see more than the tqp of t 2009 Page #24  
e _physics related to the subject. Perhaps the annual Quantico conference c 2009 Page #28  
and Werner offered the theory that perhaps the creature's skin had darkened 2009 Page #49  
a prepared briefing or lecture -or perhaps a single memo -dated 24 March 19 2009 Page #52  
before Fritz Werner even surfaced. Perhaps Bethurum was not the hoaxer that 2009 Page #55  
 a huge, cigar-shaped aerial craft perhaps 300 feet long and 1,000 feet abo 2009 Page #83  
DECEMBER 1980 TO JANUARY 1981, AND PERHAPS EVEN BEYOND TO OTHER RELATED PHE 2009 Page #85  
erviewed Dr. Wern.her von Braun or perhaps, another of the Paperclip scient 2009 Page #94  
n in Black (MIB) on the other end. Perhaps the truth lies somewhere in betw 2009 Page #155  
alann as the U.S. was worried that perhaps the Soviets were experimenting w 2009 Page #155  
 Niagara Falls, and the reflector, perhaps of pure aluminum, 200 feet in di 2009 Page #158  
reports are substantially true but perhaps they are exaggerated a I ittle." 2009 Page #161  

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an Thi? Herald Tribune q_t:oles a. peri;onncl or vessel~." t-"" 1 • • ' 39- 2009 Page #184  

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er me. Almost like a fog around my perifrial vision. So the rest of the und 2009 Page #84  

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erfect, and accidents occur during perilous flights-just as human spaceflig 2005 Page #121  
a that his situation is extreme ly perilous, and the measures that must be  2008 Page #114  

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 Foo-Fighter- style objects flying perilously close to his aircraft. As Str 2004 Page #108  
 were callmg UFO sightings) flying perilously close to his rurcraft. As Str 2005 Page #138  

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andered off to calf. Despite minor perils associated with being away from a 2005 Page #154  

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a: no local law enforcement inside Perimeter: personnel can not see the sit 2003 Page #175  
 securing the area, establishing a perimeter, secure communications, absolu 2003 Page #176  
's field less than a mile from the perimeter of RAF Woodbridge. This was th 2004 Page #47  
was soon ordered to close down his perimeter post and wait for a vehicle th 2004 Page #47  
't it? (Indicating toward the base perimeter) they had portable radar units 2004 Page #52  
ibed the object as round, with the perimeter brighter than the center. Lt.  2004 Page #104  
were to the crash site or military perimeter. Either they were very lucky n 2005 Page #156  
t co be discovered by the military perimeter guards, or they were very far  2005 Page #156  
than an outer established security perimeter, but could see men lifting up  2005 Page #166  
eputies manned roadblocks at outer perimeter checkpoints. Local and federal 2006 Page #82  
f the recovery crews had set their perimeter 1,000 feet beyond the last rec 2006 Page #85  
n Link fence, which surrounded the perimeter of the base near the scrap-yar 2007 Page #95  
ustrati on #3) DISCS -8) © ,--==== PERIMETER ROAD __ ©, ~ACK CAR (Illustrat 2007 Page #96  
 smoke coming out. The rest of the perimeter of the mountain was going out  2007 Page #125  
rs around it and had pretty much a perimeter around it. Every so many feet, 2007 Page #169  
ning entrance points, checking the perimeter fence and such like. All the m 2008 Page #33  
ly about two hundred feet from the perimeter fence. His quote to me was tha 2008 Page #34  
e. USAF security protects the base perimeter, resources and flight line ope 2009 Page #62  

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 secret sites outside the security perimeters of these sires. \'{/ith the h 2005 Page #167  

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tic? Why Is It Authentic? ■ Unique period words and phrases • “super weapon 2003 Page #26  
istent with other documents Unique period words... • “has no bearing on con 2003 Page #26  
nother document Besides the unique period language, what moved it to the 95 2003 Page #29  
t that he was looking for. After a period of time he indicated a location t 2003 Page #63  
d Cosmic Crashes, which covers the period from the 1940s to the mid 1990s a 2003 Page #79  
d Cosmic Crashes, which covers the period from the 1940s to the mid 1990s a 2003 Page #79  
 which was coincidentally the same period that Paul Bennewitz had first sta 2003 Page #146  
hipping tape is right for the 1954 period. This tape is now not widely know 2003 Page #176  
,b,c... s MarginsQ One space after period 31 Style for references ~j Italic 2003 Page #182  
ored to have been held for a short period before being shipped to WPAFB, Re 2003 Page #198  
ps most interesting from this time period is a 1965 document on Moon Dust m 2004 Page #6  
overed throughout Australia in the period 1963 to 1972; and, curiously enou 2004 Page #15  
rave, I began researching the 1897 period, trying to put the Aurora story i 2004 Page #27  
editions of area newspapers of the period were filled with various accounts 2004 Page #27  
ving occurred during the same time period. The worker mentioned the names o 2004 Page #44  
t then he recalls that during that period they had gone on the sea for some 2004 Page #44  
ed craft seen over the base in the period 25-30 December 1980, and if so, w 2004 Page #54  
ell Army Air Field (RAAF) for this period of time were destroyed without pr 2004 Page #61  
vilians in 1947 — over a two month period from May 9 to July 31. Whatever f 2004 Page #62  
rld then contacted Walker over the period of eight years to get him to tell 2004 Page #98  
rguably appropriate for their time period of history, that apparently tell  2004 Page #134  
oswell Army Air Field for the time period in question were mysteriously des 2004 Page #146  
to you, and we will do that over a period of years if you cooperate with us 2004 Page #190  
ent spacing for file folder of the period. Even the pencil marks "do not re 2004 Page #252  
 AFB near Dayton, Ohio. During the period in which the incident rook place, 2005 Page #41  
rt. During the Question and Answer period, following my talk, one member of 2005 Page #43  
cer BiopatfD, all came out of this period. Reich immigrated to the United S 2005 Page #89  
very of the J.jfe Energy (American Period, 1939-1952), Doct1/J/e11tao1 Volu 2005 Page #105  
her dimension or even another time period?" The answer to all of these ques 2005 Page #118  
eaked to the public over a lengthy period of time. Tlus collection of contr 2005 Page #119  
d exaccl) like manuals of the same period archived at the Army \'(/ar Colle 2005 Page #129  
as accurate and appropriate to the period and circumstances. Zingers are gi 2005 Page #136  
nk, obscure content, handwritin g, period typography and fonts, correct for 2005 Page #137  
the alien but helps to qualify the period of time and what the cameraman wa 2005 Page #151  
ved in the U.S. Army for a 22 year period from 1969 to 1990. He claims that 2006 Page #16  
he training occurred over the same period as his normal training in ELINT.  2006 Page #22  
rial from another airplane. Over a period of several years I was able to st 2006 Page #85  
 that occurred during this amazing period of UFO activity. 97               2006 Page #100  
d can be present for an indefinite period of time. In the Korean War, sever 2006 Page #108  
d can be present for an indefinite period of time • Site of LZ-3 is less th 2006 Page #112  
cteristics be? 1. Rapid incubation period - VHFs 2. Rapid O/D (onset/death) 2006 Page #112  
 in what is a clearly defined time period - have at their heart intriguing  2006 Page #119  
 So it did occur to me that in the period between July and September 1996,  2006 Page #126  
R THREE TO FOUR HOURS. IN ALL THAT PERIOD OF TIME, WERE YOU LISTENING TO TH 2006 Page #146  
Radar Site, Utah In that same time period of 1966 to 1967 while Bill and De 2006 Page #150  
tions about it. He said since that period of time and on up to present day. 2006 Page #162  
rsion makes it seem that the alert period was very short, only a few minute 2006 Page #168  
of missing planes during this time period. 5:18 AM: The Bellingham Coast Gu 2006 Page #185  
of any kind in the sky during this period of time in this particular place. 2006 Page #189  
away during the very short 24-hour period in question. The "It Was All a Ho 2006 Page #192  
 upon the object over a five-month period? If the strange substance coverin 2006 Page #192  
UFO crashes took place during that period, we can be certain the public wou 2007 Page #17  
y said it was a three co five year period in the militaf)' when you join up 2007 Page #81  
get by. However there was a 5 year period where I was just living in a doub 2007 Page #92  
ound that whole situation and time period? Joe: J use the amount of aircraf 2007 Page #125  
 couldn't go in or out of the town period. For a two-week period or at leas 2007 Page #126  
of the town period. For a two-week period or at least ten days. The militar 2007 Page #126  
ch uncovered that during that time period there was a military nuclear expl 2007 Page #126  
                 Ar~und tl1~t time period the local county newspaper featur 2007 Page #127  
o a radical change in a very short period of time. Mexican spotter planes f 2007 Page #186  
as clearly defined. I saw it for a period of maybe one or two seconds." Wha 2008 Page #10  
stos Files? The 24 files cover the period 1975 to 1999 and cover a wide ran 2008 Page #64  
radar evidence . And of course the period covered means that there will be  2008 Page #64  
 on May 14, 2008. They covered the period 1978 - 1987. There were 8 files i 2008 Page #64  
ake of the event that lasted for a period of three months. In the days that 2008 Page #97  
ral expeditions undertaken in that period determined that large amounts of  2008 Page #100  
gy of UFOs, but except for a short period of time I spent most of my career 2008 Page #104  
uld be a quote, a question mark, a period, an exclamation point, a% or a cl 2008 Page #106  
were in extensive use in this time period, providing a 1ing of authenticity 2008 Page #110  
 present not presents one comma to period delete one comma lives not life a 2008 Page #116  
dent Truman. During that same time period, Gray was named Director of the g 2008 Page #133  
l intelligence requirements in the period 1977-1985? What will be the organ 2009 Page #10  
 SECRET), other documents from the period support its authenticity. Early i 2009 Page #37  
eached in the background over this period between Kennedy and Khrushchev .  2009 Page #42  
al reports by being detained for a period of 24 hours for what was called a 2009 Page #90  
, she told me that during her last period of employment at Wright Patterson 2009 Page #90  
n Soviet tourist literature of the period in the "just-so" manner which the 2009 Page #134  
 architecture as well as Stalinist period and socialist modem architecture. 2009 Page #134  
 by the SP s,1tellites. During the period under review for this book the ye 2009 Page #152  
eys of the Pacific Area during the period 1936 to 1942, that blasting opera 2009 Page #164  
eys in the Pacific Area during the period 1936 to 1942, that blasting opera 2009 Page #169  
viet Union? Let's revisit the time period for possible answers. ln 1945, it 2009 Page #177  

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nt. Bismuth's atomic number on the Periodic Table of Elements is 83. Lead i 2003 Page #106  

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 stark outlines of late afternoon. Periodically the sun went behind a ci wh 2003 Page #46  
 indicated that these targets had. periodically remained stationary for min 2003 Page #233  
ta, I propose the following: 1. To periodically brief the President and sel 2009 Page #18  

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up again by various newspapers and periodicals. Each time, some debunker ar 2004 Page #26  
public conditioning through books, periodicals , movies and TV shows follow 2005 Page #119  
 as well as other leading national periodicals . It was an Australian compa 2007 Page #74  

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erent locations and different time periods. If true, the incident that made 2003 Page #98  
 major political crises/transition periods and the release of ufologically  2005 Page #84  
ark to set the town ablaze. During periods of great change and uncertaint y 2005 Page #85  
ct, low-level flights, on-and-off (periods). 102                            2006 Page #105  
acter. Characters might be commas, periods, letters, question marks, or any 2008 Page #106  
 include question marks as well as periods. ■Various indices use syllables, 2008 Page #116  
 need to be kept secret for longer periods, but in those cases a few highly 2009 Page #21  
 had been evaluated during certain periods of intense and reliable flying s 2009 Page #24  

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d intelligence-related matters and perioruc service at Raven Rock, sometime 2005 Page #130  

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s saw wide placement in man1 major periorucals. Not terribly well known at  2007 Page #65  

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f an exterior disc provided at its peripheral with 46 automatic jets. This  2004 Page #12  

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her conceded that yes, he had been peripherally involved in such a governme 2005 Page #79  

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gan examinin g the remnants ar the periphet) ' of a huge litter field. I pi 2005 Page #155  

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vidence cannot be wrong, it cannot perjure itself, it cannot be wholly abse 2006 Page #88  

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 Walter B. Smith was designated as permane replacement. • TOP SMUT • TOP Si 2004 Page #203  

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 that these outgoing messages were permanent records, which should never ha 2004 Page #61  
 the flash of light, she sustained permanent loss of sight in one eye. le w 2005 Page #153  
cept the idea that America faced a permanent hostile threat. A revolving do 2007 Page #11  
 with numerous temporary (and some permanent) logging roads. About one mont 2008 Page #52  
whether to authorize destruction , permanent retention or a further review. 2008 Page #62  
ictitious ." He recommended that a permanent group be established to study  2008 Page #132  

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the subject of UFOs was classified permanentl y. lt stated that UFOs and al 2005 Page #164  

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t 100 meters from a sand spit is a permanently anchored buoy called the Bud 2004 Page #39  
Granby" a decommissioned destroyer permanently anchored in Halifax Harbor,  2004 Page #41  
y that custody of flying discs was permanently vested in civilian authoriti 2004 Page #63  
ogging roads have been blocked off permanently by the Department of Natural 2008 Page #51  

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operty. A nauseating mist began to permeate throughout the area and sickene 2006 Page #90  

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lice headquarters. Murphy obtained permission to go back with them. When th 2003 Page #59  
ted for and the LEs radioed in for permission to leave their post to invest 2004 Page #47  
o leave their post to investigate. Permission was granted and the four men  2004 Page #47  
ived a military visitor asking for permission to remove It. During their sc 2005 Page #154  
the United States Army to get your permission to tear down part of the fenc 2005 Page #156  
d. John L. Petersen kindly granted permission to Michael Lindemann to prese 2006 Page #49  
on we had on August 20th, with his permission. Please remember as you liste 2006 Page #151  
 A senior official burst in asking permission to telephone his wife to get  2006 Page #168  
 the Adjutant General's Office for permission for Polaroid photographs co b 2007 Page #95  
d by Noe Torres and Ruben Uriarte. Permission to publish and redistribute a 2007 Page #192  
gue In 1997, Jim Penniston gave me permission to share some of his December 2008 Page #90  
r Lt. Buran to give Sgt. Penniston permission to go off base to investigate 2009 Page #63  
forced the Council to withhold its permission. During 1948, the University  2009 Page #166  
forced the Council to withhold its permission. During 1948, the University  2009 Page #172  

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sent scientific knowledge does not permit us to solve all the riddles, I am 2004 Page #13  
ers, possibly unconstitutional, to permit continuing protection of the UFO  2004 Page #123  
 not answer to their satisfaction. Permit me to close this report as I bega 2004 Page #148  
discover means of communication to permit diplomatic dialogue. Some scienti 2006 Page #63  
oved to the basement. I refused to permit him to do either and gave him the 2006 Page #167  
 Mars, would have to be such as to permit a stable, and to a certain extent 2008 Page #112  
nalysis as its secret nature would permit. (Identical paragraph-sic) A numb 2009 Page #12  
nalysis as its secret nature would permit. A number of questions about such 2009 Page #23  

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e as far as our current technology permits. But are we the most advanced ra 2007 Page #184  

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ealed what he had seen. He finally permitted the interview to continue. Joe 2003 Page #68  
their integrity and circumstances, permitted him to figure out long before  2004 Page #129  
siderable various uses. The O.1.C. permitted Jack to actually kick the tire 2007 Page #100  
cessive oxidized wear. He was also permitted to run his hand along the edge 2007 Page #100  
wheels all around. \Xlhen Jack was permitted to waJk around these discs, it 2007 Page #100  
, #6 & #10 background). The O.I.C. permitted Jack to walk under and around  2007 Page #105  
eful library intelligence that bas permitted me to overcome many of these d 2009 Page #24  

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not unique. Some have claimed that permitting the "widow" word "forbidden"  2003 Page #172  
upport churches in this role, time permitting. NHI would also provoke a wid 2006 Page #63  

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s after receiving a fax giving hjm permjssion to do so by Ray Santilli hims 2005 Page #148  

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heir integrity and circumstances , permjtted him to figure out long before  2005 Page #140  

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since entered UFO legend, and many permutations and offshoots of this text  2003 Page #149  

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are winners and losers. Groups who perpetrate the lie have something to gai 2005 Page #77  

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 half claimed it was merely a hoax perpetrated by Hayden, a "stringer" for  2004 Page #28  
he whole thing was clearly a hoax, perpetrated on the good citizens of the  2004 Page #215  
e case may have really been a hoax perpetrated by U.S. Intelligence--design 2005 Page #133  
-up of cosmic proportions is being perpetrated by an elite authority . Gome 2009 Page #155  

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ils. However, to my knowledge, the perpetrators have not "confessed" to eit 2004 Page #121  
ria or hallucinations , or are the perpetrators of hoaxes. Authenticating s 2005 Page #129  
~ be identified, along with likely perpetrators . The reader will notice th 2005 Page #138  

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ton Down angle in his book to help perpetuate the air of mystery and intrig 2006 Page #131  
ink it had to gain from helping to perpetuate a view that the Royal Air For 2006 Page #131  

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control the public and media while perpetuating their power. However , the  2008 Page #96  

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ight. It was nothing less than the perpetuation of National Socialism throu 2008 Page #136  

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n the Berwyn Mountains that was to perplex locals and spawned a veritable c 2006 Page #119  

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Chapter 12 The Shoe Soles The most perplexing of any of the finds were the  2003 Page #48  
ever he was headed out toward that perplexing spot between Lummi and Eliza  2006 Page #193  

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 and War Coordination, Sir William Perry. The establishm ent of the Researc 2009 Page #165  

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ots. Claim that it may have been a Perseid meteor; refuted by college astro 2008 Page #49  

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y is not an unusual routine. Reich persevered with experiments designed to  2005 Page #91  

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of misplaced power exists and will persist. ” President John. F. Kennedy "I 2003 Page #6  
physical evidence. Yet the stories persist and the list has gotten longer o 2005 Page #166  
of misplaced power exists and will persist." This he knew from personal exp 2007 Page #108  

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 Ryan has worked \Vith clarity and persistence to cell us what we must cons 2005 Page #117  

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nd requested to leave, but someone persistent like Andy Harnden was told to 2008 Page #60  
by what source? The mysterious and persistent noise that plagued COBRA MIST 2008 Page #73  
n the local public's mind with the persistent presence of UFOs. After COBRA 2008 Page #74  
nd other equipment to document the persistent and unusual activity. Col. Ha 2008 Page #84  

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e we can second guess aliens? They persistently say there is no evidence fo 2006 Page #11  

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odaya Oct 1941 shows scarring that persists until today... Why?Lal 37 15 44 2003 Page #37  
y -is excluded. The individual who persists in putting forth such a theory  2005 Page #104  

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a list of logical candidates. Each person and related family is being resea 2003 Page #34  
ew weeks after incident by unknown person - Fronabarger? □ Charlette saw th 2003 Page #35  
scribe it, little entity, a little person, who appeared to be about 4 feet  2003 Page #35  
te silence of Wayne Fisk, the last person to have handled the alien picture 2003 Page #38  
iews Crisman's life-long role as a person with interests both in the covert 2003 Page #42  
 I have spent interviewing Joel in person and on the telephone, he has prov 2003 Page #70  
e of Emergency Planning. He is the person mentioned in the Blue Book file d 2003 Page #193  
h I haven't confirmed yet. Another person who adds evidence for this role o 2003 Page #194  
tically opinions can change once a person enters the White House. Listen to 2003 Page #195  
knowledge of Frank Carlucci, a key person in the military industrial comple 2003 Page #199  
e planet Mars. Papers found on his person — evidently the records of his tr 2004 Page #26  
last night of the UFO sightings, a person from Communications was let into  2004 Page #55  
 that in most instances, the first person to contact the witness was not St 2004 Page #115  
ery team. An interview with such a person could be helpful in confirming ou 2004 Page #117  
ment and would have been a logical person to draft such a memo. See The Maj 2004 Page #119  
 Neither the media nor the average person is convinced that we have been re 2004 Page #121  
ent engineer who was a very honest person, a "real straight shooter." For y 2004 Page #135  
razel seems to have been the first person to mention "tape" as part of the  2004 Page #138  
ho have also weighed in with first person accounts, including actor Jackie  2004 Page #147  
The two producers were passed from person to person in the Pentagon, and ev 2004 Page #183  
oducers were passed from person to person in the Pentagon, and everyone see 2004 Page #183  
ified files if only for a day. The person that got to see the files on beha 2004 Page #186  
querque. And it turns out that the person who called him when he was in Alb 2004 Page #189  
e would like to talk to you." That person was Richard 186                   2004 Page #189  
quotient i.e. how dangerous is the person to the status quo • Official caus 2004 Page #198  
are people to whom an unscrupulous person could sell snake-oil as a cure al 2004 Page #215  
cully wouldn't have been the first person in human history to deny making a 2004 Page #219  
 - 37, 69 — 72. Calm was the first person to expose Newton and Gebauer as c 2004 Page #223  
 contentious point because the one person able to comment authoritatively a 2004 Page #233  
 about it, James Bond Johnson, the person who took the pictures, has consis 2004 Page #233  
and Ramey & DuBose he was the only person there. He would be, as he was way 2004 Page #236  
val Conference 14 • "The body of a person may be subjected \\'ithout d:mger 2005 Page #16  
nt, weird, and apparently deformed person. It was naked and probably dying. 2005 Page #32  
umonia, or both, "would not lead a person co a septicemia condition, taking 2005 Page #33  
ons appear in the neutrophiJs of a person when he is being attacked by h.ig 2005 Page #34  
 septicern.ia, but it can't kill a person. Besides, any antibiotics can cur 2005 Page #34  
eficienc y. In that situation, the person may decease rapidly if he finds h 2005 Page #34  
ht-on glance, he impressed me as a person who is sincere and forthright, po 2005 Page #43  
 here. I've actually interviewed a person in a little town about 30 miles f 2005 Page #68  
evant authorities. After all, what person responsible for securiry of a maj 2005 Page #74  
, we would see that the wealthiest person owns more than S38 of those dolla 2005 Page #75  
45 (averaging just under S2.50 per person); the next 40 people would share  2005 Page #75  
ormation about this incident. 6. A person who contacted Stringfield about a 2005 Page #79  
rmed him that he had spoken with a person who had witnessed alien humanoids 2005 Page #79  
with was designed to hold a single person and was about the size of a small 2005 Page #90  
quickly dissipate when you exit. A person with a low energy charge, however 2005 Page #90  
rgetic potential. Depending on the person, effects can be felt within a few 2005 Page #90  
ses the bio-energetic level of the person 88                                2005 Page #90  
te the existence of this energy in person. The meeting was arranged through 2005 Page #91  
ppy to say, but I interviewed this person ... the information given us by M 2005 Page #99  
a subject, it must not ex.ist. One person who has been talking about it for 2005 Page #119  
ght Air Development Any thoughtful person at thjs point must consider wheth 2005 Page #132  
ile at Fort Belvoir he and another person, an ainnan with the USAF, went fo 2005 Page #147  
them, he was introduced to another person who in turn invited him ro the vi 2005 Page #149  
opulation is quite small (only one person in 10,000 has hemophilia) so many 2006 Page #7  
 their apparent rank or status. No person has the authority to interfere wi 2006 Page #18  
publication that they had that the person I called the Colonel always carri 2006 Page #19  
site on the farm. He was the first person to have interviewed all of the se 2006 Page #98  
ld us had apparently come from [a] person in the North Wales Fire Service w 2006 Page #127  
four hundred feet. "The only other person who was local to us was an old la 2006 Page #129  
cument. This was done in 1978 by a person who is now dead. Only in February 2006 Page #136  
o hurt it without hurting a single person. If you can imagine taking your c 2006 Page #149  
a man named Captain Wood. He had a person who worked for him who was a Lt.  2006 Page #161  
Hagerstown, MD and gave it to some person for testing. When he returned for 2006 Page #176  
ater he was told there was no such person working there. Later he was told  2006 Page #176  
parently broke in 1977). The first person to follow up on Willingham's stor 2006 Page #176  
ate 1980's for any organization or person who would admit to "owning" the d 2006 Page #177  
mes would be used, and asking each person to recommend us to other witnesse 2006 Page #198  
e with or without a hearing that a person or object has been `extraterestri 2006 Page #202  
ng stories to relate. The scariest person I met was a listener to Area 2000 2006 Page #204  
ry installations. Now, an educated person seeing thjs story might just laug 2007 Page #25  
ogruzed as a respected, reasonable person of the world. Non-thr eaterung as 2007 Page #68  
f there's a problem." THE AVER~,GE PERSON \NILL SPEND 5.8:30 MINUTES A YEAR 2007 Page #69  
he text tells us that "The average person wili spend 5,880 minutes a year o 2007 Page #70  
esting for me to know what sort of person a you are, how did you get on wit 2007 Page #79  
 So a Systems Administrator is the person who controls access to people's m 2007 Page #83  
basis. M\XI: \.'v'ere you the only person involved in this t}rpe of work, d 2007 Page #83  
ystems were already set up by that person and I was just keeping them runni 2007 Page #83  
Greer). 1\1\'(/: Did you meet this person via the internet? GM: No l met hi 2007 Page #84  
ould be trespassing otherwise chat person ma) not realise they have committ 2007 Page #87  
C. also informed Jack that not one person had ever been allowed to enter an 2007 Page #100  
O coming from the impact site. One person had video footage of burning vege 2007 Page #128  
, in San Paulo, Brazil, a military person involved with the February 14, 19 2007 Page #128  
a ssified document prepared by one person ("MJ6/44") for the eyes-only atte 2007 Page #143  
re aU military personnel. The onJy person who was not military was the gu)  2007 Page #169  
se rests as Sergio Poulain went in person to the C.I.M. around 1980 and e,· 2007 Page #197  
 State. I was going through my own person struggles , balancing law enforce 2008 Page #55  
hought. This might explain why one person was politely told that "maneuvers 2008 Page #60  
corded in a standard format by the person receiving the UFO report. Overall 2008 Page #64  
te that Salina might have been the person who typed the questioned document 2008 Page #105  
many errors would be that the only person "cleared" for this work was direc 2008 Page #105  
ns , and is generally in the third person. Of the 2 I references obtained,  2008 Page #107  
equently transcribed with the only person available who could type, who was 2008 Page #108  
 non-technical references or first person references as important. These va 2008 Page #108  
s) -17 shorter letters or in first person I) Einsteins Concluding Thoughts  2008 Page #117  
, Hitler explained , "Only a blind person could fail to see that a military 2008 Page #130  
40 to more than 22,000 by I 990. A person once seen as shy today is said to 2008 Page #141  
named Lucius Farish as the contact person for a group he called Parapsychol 2009 Page #32  
ns to discuss himself in the third person, telling Farish, "Mr. Crisman is  2009 Page #32  
ld ... it had to go right from one person to the other 85                   2009 Page #91  
een 35,000 and 45,000 feet.44 If a person worked in an environment where th 2009 Page #92  
 e and got their phone number. The person who took my call was polite and c 2009 Page #137  

Word: "person's", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

en coined a new term to describe a person's state of confusion about when h 2004 Page #148  
and he will still not divulge this person's real name. Neither will Richard 2004 Page #190  

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out word hacker here replaced with person- as you wouldn't have been a hack 2007 Page #79  

Word: "person-a", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 certainly not an arumaJ. It was a person-a very different, weird, and appa 2005 Page #32  

Word: "persona", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

a reward, he was debunked and made persona non grata for years. Talk about  2004 Page #146  
received. But it is 8 Harzan, Jan. Persona.I statement. 9 Dr. Mitchell's cl 2005 Page #81  

Word: "personal", 68 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ak ...from three years of detailed personal research, involving interviews  2003 Page #13  
m Cooper's mailbox and through his personal contact with Thomas Cy Cantwell 2003 Page #27  
ks later, one of the men who had a personal camera that he had put in his s 2003 Page #30  
ieces, but quite another to gather personal material that had actually been 2003 Page #48  
A, 10 December 1965. Gordon, Stan, Personal Investigations and reports on f 2003 Page #72  
t Drew Pearson (who has an ongoing personal vendetta against Forrestal) mak 2003 Page #89  
 of that high window was in no way personal. It was necessary. 91           2003 Page #95  
for years inside a closet with his personal effects. "Because of certain co 2003 Page #103  
om the National Archives INational Personal Records Center St. Louis, MO, s 2003 Page #165  
sh-Landrum Texas case resulting in personal injuries. Slide 20 presents the 2003 Page #173  
ie Hanson, who admitted she had no personal knowledge. Another living witne 2004 Page #29  
is side of this story and its very personal aftermath, to make public the c 2004 Page #46  
 it into print — letters, e-mails, personal accounts, interviews, were ever 2004 Page #46  
 received a letter delineating his personal involvement in the incident. Ti 2004 Page #55  
ndrew Kissner also wrote after his personal interview with the Army officer 2004 Page #65  
the early 1980s. He told me he had personal knowledge about U. S. Air Force 2004 Page #65  
n military and government. Smith's personal files showed that Smith had eve 2004 Page #90  
ecrecy, Todd Zechel, saw Lundahl's personal library outside of Washington.  2004 Page #105  
nfamous as head of NKVD • Stalin's personal choice to oversee both nuclear  2004 Page #158  
which UFO inhabitants and military personal made physical contact. It was a 2004 Page #189  
oswell was found in Bill Clinton's personal library during the Monica Lewin 2004 Page #196  
t out but couldn't. Reagan had two personal UFO sightings, and made the biz 2004 Page #197  
demy, MA Case Western University • Personal correspondence with author conf 2004 Page #199  
 as "Fritz \'(!erner") who claimed personal knowledge of a crashed UFO and  2005 Page #39  
verifying -not merely reporting as personal belief -certain aspects of an a 2005 Page #80  
 parry members tended to put their personal happiness and goals above those 2005 Page #89  
tigative accounts, as well as from personal experience. Therapeutically, si 2005 Page #90  
ppen since, with the advent of the personal camcorder, hardly a day passes  2005 Page #118  
in, the President writes: It is my personal judgment that, when the war is  2005 Page #128  
iley stated that the admiral was a personal friend of Adm.iral Bobby Inman  2005 Page #130  
 namely, extracts from the alleged personal diary of Silas Newton (one of t 2005 Page #132  
y consistent evidence, despite the personal expense of time and money. Some 2005 Page #134  
e been an alien spacecraft.1 Their personal account of the case displays ma 2005 Page #153  
vely non-disruptive event in their personal lives. On the other hand, many  2006 Page #57  
d a broad range of professions and personal interests. Based upon personal  2006 Page #57  
and personal interests. Based upon personal background, participants were d 2006 Page #57  
Fleet, Lord Hill-Norton, who had a personal interest in UFOs, tabled questi 2006 Page #133  
ious articles. • Cummins, William, personal interview. • Johnson, Donald A. 2006 Page #194  
 conduct a Roper Poll into unusual personal experiences. The Poll surveyed  2006 Page #197  
 the relationships between unusual personal experiences and "UFO abduction  2006 Page #197  
d the relationship between unusual personal experiences and what the resear 2006 Page #198  
th professionals regarding unusual personal experiences. About 150 psycholo 2006 Page #198  
 Foundation with accounts of their personal experiences. This was moderatel 2006 Page #204  
  The Bigelow Foundtion 6. Unusual Personal Experiences: An Analysis of the 2006 Page #208  
AND ASSOCIATES ... ■ Arthur Jones, personal assistant to John D. Rockefelle 2007 Page #43  
d will persist." This he knew from personal experience, and was well aware  2007 Page #108  
hanics, who was for many years the personal pilot of former president Carlo 2007 Page #196  
ey work hard and play rough. Their personal fortunes rise or fall on whethe 2008 Page #43  
ctlon th~t the object w~s ~ovin~.) PERSONAL ACCOlmr Figure 12 Alan Ra111111 2008 Page #56  
ng that classified information and personal data isn't released. Names, add 2008 Page #63  
leased. Names, addresses and other personal details relating to witnesses a 2008 Page #63  
 functions . Think about it from a personal point of view. How much of what 2008 Page #69  
authenticating documents. A little personal background is in order here. Du 2008 Page #104  
ons on subsequent pages. This is a personal transmission , relating Salina  2008 Page #110  
ny account with Chase Bank and his personal account at New York Trust Compa 2008 Page #127  
kname of "Poppy," was found in the personal notebook of oil geologist Georg 2008 Page #142  
t _...,. __ -==-="'·-·----::; • My personal IDttreUU.nttl kl 1947 • I 'vt h 2008 Page #146  
ournals, publications, and books ■ Personal interviews/ correspondence ■ Ab 2008 Page #158  
.................. 91 VORONE ZH: A Personal Reappraisal of Russia's Best Kn 2009 Page #5  
but also from the point of view of personal security of its citizens who mi 2009 Page #14  
 Casebook of a UFO Investigator: A Personal Memoir, Raymond Fowler, Prentic 2009 Page #55  
                       VORONEZH: A Personal Reappraisal of Russia's Best Kn 2009 Page #134  
llian doublespeak ? This is more a personal reflection on the case, not som 2009 Page #134  
rs went back and forth between the personal and the professional, but occas 2009 Page #139  
ductions ■ Into the Fringe (1992). Personal alien abduction ■Taken (1994).  2009 Page #152  
ed that, because of the absence of personal contact, they had based their d 2009 Page #166  
ing. Confirmed by Snodgrass in his personal papers.                         2009 Page #170  
olonel (Garrett) stated it was his personal opinion that such was a probabi 2009 Page #178  

Word: "personalities", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ction. Flying saucer and cults and personalities had been saying that the " 2003 Page #142  
o less scientific but better known personalities who have also weighed in w 2004 Page #147  
enerally capture the politics, the personalities and the intrigue. They don 2008 Page #68  

Word: "personality", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 it this way. Being a high-profile personality is not always a good thing.  2004 Page #249  

Word: "personall", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

\\ what they look like . . "l have personall y seen the crash debris field  2005 Page #67  
he built a new home and laboratory personall y designed to integrate home a 2005 Page #94  
part: "General Watson did not talk personall y to Mr. Moise, 1 am happy to  2005 Page #99  
out 10 cm in diameter, and took it personall y to the newspaper Correia Pop 2007 Page #194  

Word: "personally", 29 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ennedy "I would like you to assume personally the initiative and central re 2003 Page #6  
ial, i asked the base commander to personally transport it in a B-26 to Maj 2003 Page #17  
th this intriguing story and later personally meeting Charlette I became co 2003 Page #21  
e and participation at the church. Personally, he was a horticulturist and  2003 Page #22  
ns had a news crew at the scene. I personally knew the cameramen who repres 2003 Page #55  
matter of Monsignor Sheehy who was personally called by Forrestal and asked 2003 Page #95  
by JFK “I would like you to assume personally the initiative ...of substant 2003 Page #162  
n his book "The Day After Roswell" personally described 14 layers of cleara 2003 Page #185  
 the state of affairs in China and personally known to easy important Chine 2003 Page #228  
 to talk about anything he had not personally seen. But the elder Stephens  2004 Page #30  
e but we couldn't ask anything. II personally think your underground memory 2004 Page #51  
t what they say on the phone. I am personally acquainted with six of the se 2004 Page #117  
 never having met Michael Hesemann personally. Relation to Questioned Docum 2004 Page #117  
xican bodies • R68: Bruno Molon is personally known to me, has provided Str 2004 Page #118  
 the Warren Commission's report, I personally know of almost no one who bel 2004 Page #125  
from a former Soviet pilot who has personally shot at UFOs as ordered. Thes 2004 Page #130  
nd that President Johnson told him personally, "Son, I ordered it classifie 2004 Page #176  
e, just similar. Of the footage he personally viewed, he said: "If the film 2004 Page #180  
Less than 1 hour later, Gen. Ramey personally appeared on the radio to retr 2004 Page #230  
w a flying saucer or a Little body personally, but he did claim to see what 2005 Page #42  
r grounded, informed speculatio n? Personally, 1 subscribe to the latter. F 2005 Page #98  
Robert Oppenheimer). states he was personally involved in analyzing physica 2006 Page #26  
der armed military guard, Jack was personally shown Literally hundreds of o 2007 Page #95  
tion of the 0.1.C. at MacDill, who personally felt that he should make a re 2007 Page #110  
 got, but should. Trus first one I personally dug up, which was on my TV sh 2007 Page #127  
 intelligence community who either personally knew about the Coyame case or 2007 Page #188  
Cordoba. Poulain's sister gave him personally a sample of the fragment with 2007 Page #198  
valuable because he stated that he personally spoke with one of the guards  2008 Page #43  
xt was: I would like you to assume personally the initiative and central re 2009 Page #40  

Word: "personnel", 210 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, NE102 □ Accurate unique and rare personnel □ Correlation with other docum 2003 Page #29  
henticity was my research into the personnel on the mission. During the pro 2003 Page #29  
sibility to be there, the military personnel that came to recover the craft 2003 Page #30  
ef - ? n Sikeston Military - known personnel □ Coroner - Norval Burton Shor 2003 Page #31  
rchives and the St. Louis National Personnel Records Center. Ideally, this  2003 Page #33  
. Help in accessing historical FBI personnel records. 3. Delicately help in 2003 Page #38  
 is the fact that former Air Force personnel who were members of the 662nd  2003 Page #65  
 on the case, only three Air Force personnel were involved with the search  2003 Page #66  
 as reporters reported seeing Army personnel and/or vehicles around the Kec 2003 Page #66  
and were stopped by armed military personnel. Other observers have stated t 2003 Page #66  
bservers have stated that military personnel actually aimed rifles at them  2003 Page #66  
nce, recognized Army and Air Force personnel. He also saw men not in unifor 2003 Page #69  
imilar box shaped devices with the personnel who were around the house. One 2003 Page #70  
. According to Rita Hill, teams of personnel were on hand at Boscombe Down  2003 Page #78  
at transpires to naval secretarial personnel nightly, sometimes staying as  2003 Page #86  
ecretary requests that White House personnel take possession of his multi-t 2003 Page #89  
ts that both visitors and hospital personnel seem in agreement that Forrest 2003 Page #90  
 of the base) as well as Air Force personnel, have let slip that something  2003 Page #142  
 Crash Conference• Notification of Personnel Action 2-11-59 • Appropriation 2003 Page #156  
e Future Investigations • National Personnel Records Center, hunting down t 2003 Page #167  
—12 in order to: o Give authorized personnel better understanding o More ex 2003 Page #172  
 the Manual, identifying a list of personnel in Appendix II that is unfortu 2003 Page #173  
ications o Appendix II has list of personnel in Majestic —12 Group 7. Forms 2003 Page #174  
 law enforcement inside Perimeter: personnel can not see the site Command p 2003 Page #175  
YSTEM o Includes "debriefing ” the personnel o Officer is in charge o One i 2003 Page #175  
packing and checking: only cleared personnel do this Be careful: follow sec 2003 Page #177  
of downed craft: limit to military personnel BSOLATDON AND CUSTODY Detain E 2003 Page #177  
d, wounded EBEs treated by medical personnel assigned to OPNAC Team. No med 2003 Page #177  
there were United States Air Force personnel in the photograph measuring th 2003 Page #197  
..opinions or feeling expressed by personnel involved which do not conform  2003 Page #207  
elieve would be appropriate or the personnel required. Off the cuff, I sugg 2003 Page #222  
entatives of the United States. B. PERSONNEL It is my feeling that the grou 2003 Page #222  
hic reference point. a 3'. The AST personnel were mainly interested in IZ—2 2003 Page #232  
on at IZ—1. U. On arrival at IZ—2, personnel assessed the finds as not belo 2003 Page #232  
forking. All civilian and military personnel involved with the recovery ope 2003 Page #235  
curity functions very well. Ground personnel from Sandia experience^ some f 2003 Page #235  
uty assignments, intelligence team personnel have peacetime duty functions  2004 Page #4  
a 'geyser.' Technical intelligence personnel from Tokyo took over the case, 2004 Page #5  
 in the minds of Project Moon Dust personnel. Two Defense Intelligence Agen 2004 Page #6  
 point, however, is that Moon Dust personnel were quick to react to this cr 2004 Page #7  
ad been recovered by U.S. military personnel. Of relevancy to this, is an a 2004 Page #16  
ndirectly by two other ex-military personnel who told him essentially the s 2004 Page #45  
ecret, this fact was well known to personnel like Warren who possessed Secr 2004 Page #46  
ill-active United States Air Force personnel, then to cite what you maintai 2004 Page #48  
s from the United Stated Air Force personnel that nuclear weapons stored in 2004 Page #54  
by various United States Air Force personnel based at RAF Bentwaters and RA 2004 Page #54  
n medical matters relating to U.S. personnel is a matter for the U.S. Air F 2004 Page #54  
t was being seen by our Woodbridge personnel. The WSA tower operator that n 2004 Page #55  
mer D Flight L.E. (Law Enforcement personnel) and a good friend from Missis 2004 Page #56  
to the forest with other Air Force personnel where the strange lights were  2004 Page #56  
aft by himself and other Air Force personnel. He also recounted the debrief 2004 Page #56  
eaths of over six hundred military personnel and civilians in 1947 — over a 2004 Page #62  
ed by the Air Material Command and personnel stationed at the Armed Forces  2004 Page #63  
vision of Aviation Medicine, JRDB. Personnel selected from the Massachusett 2004 Page #63  
r the contamination of several SED personnel upon coming in contact with de 2004 Page #81  
 craft was noted, whether recovery personnel were present, whether witnesse 2004 Page #106  
eports involving recovery teams or personnel, some on site, some not • 63 r 2004 Page #109  
told of classified book showing AF personnel holding saucers by rims 17 195 2004 Page #111  
 4 UFO witnessed at military base: personnel attempting to get inside 40 19 2004 Page #112  
g for property came upon Air Force personnel, saw disc-shaped object with d 2004 Page #116  
cause it was witnessed by military personnel, and included three live alien 2004 Page #117  
copter team found Mexican recovery personnel dead. Lethal biological agent  2004 Page #118  
ent interrogations of the military personnel included narcotics and hypnosi 2004 Page #119  
rcement (military or intelligence) personnel often are violating our laws i 2004 Page #123  
ion, security levels, screening of personnel, cover stories and document co 2004 Page #123  
 on, in that in one case, recovery personnel and a craft were taken to Los  2004 Page #123  
ON Journal sets the stage • Select personnel, security area around crash, p 2004 Page #124  
hem have been lifted by just a few personnel.) In any case, large flat trai 2004 Page #129  
r Colonel Blanchard, radio station personnel and scores of 1947 military pe 2004 Page #139  
sonnel and scores of 1947 military personnel are then not accurate at best  2004 Page #139  
 fines and prison both to military personnel who release such information a 2004 Page #141  
iens. And yet the public relations personnel at Wright Patterson Air Force  2004 Page #144  
dies • Near-Perfect facilities and personnel for Reverse Engineering Semipa 2004 Page #163  
sting of the local law enforcement personnel, MVD. The area is cordoned off 2004 Page #169  
there were United States Air Force personnel in the photograph measuring th 2004 Page #187  
 crowded wicl1 police and military personnel. In an attempt to help the dyi 2005 Page #32  
mated 21,000 Department of Defense personnel, who participated in obsen er  2005 Page #39  
r husband and a number of military personnel left the base in jeeps and hea 2005 Page #44  
, a large light was seen by Godman personnel in the same approximate positi 2005 Page #65  
y military, intelligence, and NASA personnel. In 1996, Ste, e Jones made hi 2005 Page #65  
 held for politicians and military personnel with sufficient clearance. The 2005 Page #83  
 five alien bodies. A few recovery personnel suffered "nervous breakdowns," 2005 Page #126  
 "nervous breakdowns," and "ground personnel from Sandia experienced some f 2005 Page #126  
AL." The SOMl-01 manual introduces personnel of "Majestic -12 units" to tl1 2005 Page #128  
um titled "AFCIN Intelligence Team Personnel" dated 13 Nov 1961: In additio 2005 Page #142  
dury assignments, inteUigence team personnel have peacetime duty functions  2005 Page #142  
s Disclosure Project, many mifaary personnel stood up in front of an audien 2005 Page #147  
ium . It \\as filled with miLirary personnel who seemed to be watching film 2005 Page #147  
 one of severaJ fonner US miLitary personnel who claim co have seen the fil 2005 Page #147  
ineers, technicians , and security personnel generaUy do not talk about the 2005 Page #167  
 Crash Retrievals - An Overview of Personnel Management in Black Operations 2006 Page #14  
ving joint military and government personnel, is extensive and persuasive.  2006 Page #14  
d the procedures used for managing personnel recruited into extraterrestria 2006 Page #14  
nd to identify key elements of how personnel are covertly managed when recr 2006 Page #14  
 testimonies for understanding how personnel are recruited, trained and man 2006 Page #14  
 related to government or military personnel dissatisfied with the pace of  2006 Page #15  
nal military that borrows military personnel for a variety of ad hoc duties 2006 Page #15  
ls are likely produced by military personnel co-opted into MJ-12 classified 2006 Page #16  
security procedures used to manage personnel recruited into covert UFO cras 2006 Page #17  
 for operations involving military personnel to be led by military officers 2006 Page #18  
trieval locations: 24d. OPNAC Team personnel will be given TOP Priority at  2006 Page #18  
ssibility of high ranking military personnel at the scene, is consistent wi 2006 Page #18  
ntities will be treated by medical personnel assigned to the OPNAC Team. If 2006 Page #19  
he OPNAC Team. If the team medical personnel are not immediately available. 2006 Page #19  
l be administered by Medical Corps personnel at the initial site. Since lit 2006 Page #19  
-01. Contact with EBEs by military personnel not having MJ-12 or OPNAC clea 2006 Page #20  
higher security clearance of MJ-12 personnel. The use of codes to summon St 2006 Page #20  
he training and service records of personnel associated with crash retrieva 2006 Page #21  
ad created a system for recruiting personnel that would be a very effective 2006 Page #22  
s and/or EBEs. Such a template for personnel involved in MJ-12 projects app 2006 Page #23  
projects; minimizing the number of personnel aware of such activities; and  2006 Page #23  
urity procedures used for managing personnel in MJ-12 Black Operations. 1.  2006 Page #23  
nologies or EBEs. The "MJ-12 Group Personnel Security Procedures for Black  2006 Page #24  
rojects, and provides no means for personnel to substantiate their claims r 2006 Page #24  
sive network of projects involving personnel recruited from the military se 2006 Page #24  
w of the procedures used to manage personnel involved in UFO crash retrieva 2006 Page #24  
pidly climbs away. • 7178 Security personnel shoot at UFO over Bakonur Cosm 2006 Page #28  
stly former satellite intelligence personnel form nearby Patterson AFB to c 2006 Page #46  
00 miles away, a team of Air Force personnel was mobilizing to descend on t 2006 Page #71  
cured and controlled by government personnel for as long as deemed necessar 2006 Page #72  
e. The prototype, known to project personnel as Article 121, made its first 2006 Page #72  
trol station where law enforcement personnel assisted him with setting up s 2006 Page #74  
standby alert to transport medical personnel. But as soon as Collins report 2006 Page #74  
 arrived at Wendover with security personnel and crash investigators. A T-3 2006 Page #74  
ake identification by unauthorized personnel more difficult. The suggestion 2006 Page #74  
e highway, preventing unauthorized personnel from getting a view of the air 2006 Page #75  
s of the story led to confusion as personnel at Nellis, Wright-Patterson, a 2006 Page #75  
e crash site and Area 51, ferrying personnel and supplies. A temporary bivo 2006 Page #79  
 camp was dismantled and Air Force personnel departed. After reading about  2006 Page #79  
." Hanks also noted that Air Force personnel told the locals "it would be b 2006 Page #80  
lled with bitterness how Air Force personnel ordered him out of the area wi 2006 Page #80  
d to the accident scene. Air Force personnel from Edwards Air Force Base ar 2006 Page #82  
a to prevent entry by unauthorized personnel. Civilian overflights were res 2006 Page #82  
 they had seen or heard. Air Force personnel were shuttled to the site with 2006 Page #82  
rds and Bakersfield. Other support personnel and heavy equipment were truck 2006 Page #82  
es above the crash site. Air Force personnel set off small explosive charge 2006 Page #82  
uished before civilian or military personnel arrived." McGregor determined  2006 Page #82  
ircraft. At Nellis Air Force Base, personnel frequently saw A-7s with 4450t 2006 Page #83  
laborate sham provided a cover for personnel assigned to the 4450th and cou 2006 Page #83  
ne case, we have seen that cleanup personnel blatantly mislead higher headq 2006 Page #86  
" and "taking pictures." Air Force personnel soon arrived, allegedly "smash 2006 Page #86  
nference The witness said military personnel "covered the craft with a larg 2006 Page #87  
ng a number of local residents and personnel from Edwards, I suspected the  2006 Page #87  
ecords and interviews with Edwards personnel and area residents, I determin 2006 Page #87  
the contamination of several SED17 personnel upon coming into contact with  2006 Page #103  
 and an unknown number of military personnel are killed. Records seized by  2006 Page #107  
es, we have the deaths of military personnel from an unknown cause Case 3.  2006 Page #109  
hs of a number of Mexican recovery personnel after the recovery of a crashe 2006 Page #109  
ismissed the fears of some medical personnel that Hantaviruses must all dem 2006 Page #111  
e Berwyn Mountains and, along with personnel from Gwynedd Police, searched  2006 Page #120  
nside by an elite team of military personnel, and were transferred under co 2006 Page #122  
he Berwyn UFO recovery by military personnel while traveling in the convoy  2006 Page #128  
t involved United States' military personnel based at the nearby Royal Air  2006 Page #132  
cording to numerous U.S. Air Force personnel, a small, triangular shaped ob 2006 Page #132  
s at Rendlesham Forest a number of personnel from Porton Down were reported 2006 Page #132  
 not exist; only that the specific personnel who made the search were unabl 2006 Page #133  
licopter, possibly a Sea Stallion. Personnel from this team remained with t 2006 Page #134  
d no contact with other Fort Bliss personnel. "Satellite and reconnaissance 2006 Page #134  
ional equipment and two additional personnel. It was not until 1438 hrs tha 2006 Page #135  
onvoy site at 1653 hrs. All convoy personnel were dead, most within the tru 2006 Page #135  
 being sealed totally. Some of the personnel from the Hueys transferred to  2006 Page #135  
ban ground control intercept radar personnel. The flight leader radioed tha 2006 Page #143  
eline which said that "All militag personnel in Alaska were called on 'aler 2006 Page #169  
 a few hours there were no militag personnel to be seen on Anchorage street 2006 Page #169  
e area and waited for US Air Force personnel to arrive Zechel further told  2006 Page #177  
y Department of Emergency Services personnel on board. 11:20 AM to 12:29 PM 2006 Page #185  
ls, which were managed by military personnel, where devices had been blaste 2006 Page #199  
zations were staffed by news media personnel, including top journalists and 2007 Page #11  
es, and locations of very specific personnel and hardware can now be identi 2007 Page #94  
to many people and former mjlitary personnel, UFO crashes have frequently o 2007 Page #127  
later a team of Hellenic Air Force personnel arrived and told the villagers 2007 Page #129  
sky followed by smoke. Ex-military personnel said the event looked like som 2007 Page #130  
k of the work of Project Moon Dust personnel was rurecred towards the captu 2007 Page #132  
uty assignments, intelligence team personnel have peacetime duty functions  2007 Page #134  
nt of qualified field intelligence personnel on a quick reaction basis to r 2007 Page #134  
destine invescigacion by Moon Dust personnel. And on the issue of the relac 2007 Page #138  
ousl y aware of -and how Moon Dust personnel had begun to take an interest  2007 Page #138  
nstrate that the work of Moon Dust personnel extended far beyond that of me 2007 Page #139  
able, as it strongly suggests that personnel from MJ 12, Project Aquarius,  2007 Page #144  
 the hill to Porton Down. Military personnel opened the crates. The eye\vit 2007 Page #149  
ool of vehjcles and there was more personnel rruxed in among the vehicles.  2007 Page #169  
t I noticed, they were aU military personnel. The onJy person who was not m 2007 Page #169  
. military electronic surveillance personnel listened in on the rescue acti 2007 Page #186  
imony from military and government personnel , offers convincing evidence t 2008 Page #23  
ings were investigated by military personnel assigned to the three, above-p 2008 Page #23  
s on public infrastructures, their personnel, the populace and the territor 2008 Page #24  
operators are experienced reliable personnel and radar set is in perfect op 2008 Page #28  
ughts and conclusions of Oak Ridge personnel with respect to the UFO invasi 2008 Page #28  
he UFO by Cuban ground-based radar personnel. The flight-leader then radioe 2008 Page #29  
. It was seen by a variety of USAF personnel , was tracked on radar, left e 2008 Page #31  
uestion ; or (B) American military personnel assigned to one of the most st 2008 Page #32  
official think-tank , comprised of personnel from, primarily, the Defense I 2008 Page #35  
s testimony suggesting that senior personnel at Fort Detrick, Maryland , ha 2008 Page #37  
 Crash, a SEAL team and additional personnel could have been sent from the  2008 Page #60  
but from the vast majority of NASA personnel. Mary Ann Weaver, a former Boe 2008 Page #135  
ort for the Nazis. Law enforcement personnel increasingly no longer wear th 2008 Page #145  
o influence major media management personnel to cover such events in a colo 2009 Page #25  
es and some focus on the Air Force personnel who died. By and large, howeve 2009 Page #33  
r husband and a number of military personnel left the base in jeeps and hea 2009 Page #51  
 and is part of a group of six DIA personnel working together as an allianc 2009 Page #52  
xperiences of a number of military personnel when entering a downed craft ( 2009 Page #52  
, when at least two dozen military personnel were involved?                 2009 Page #58  
ecember 26th, at least 14 security personnel and 6 air force policemen were 2009 Page #62  
cription was accurate. Some of her personnel documents identified her assig 2009 Page #92  
h: In '51 they weren ·, working on personnel chutes, !hey were working on ! 2009 Page #93  
 and conuinera ■ H111'11n military personnel in underground fac1 ■ H1.11'11 2009 Page #152  
 or whether it was for use against personnel or vessels." The Herald Tribun 2009 Page #160  
cable assistance of facilities and personnel in this Command will be at you 2009 Page #165  
 or whether it was for use against personnel or vessels." What Professor W. 2009 Page #171  
telligence and Air Defense Command personnel were puzzled by the obvious la 2009 Page #178  

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statement within a half hour. Many persons in the Greensburg area saw the p 2003 Page #53  
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There were Westinghouse-affiliated persons on the Team, and Grandad always  2003 Page #100  
e gre :az/ of thousands of missing persons. The &cunt. wh :ola, adds that t 2004 Page #20  
 flay—The Interior kinistry no Ave persons were arrested and placed at the  2004 Page #20  
recall seeing any mention of other persons. He thinks his father destroyed  2004 Page #100  
r consumption — and unless unnamed persons cease and desist from destroying 2004 Page #148  
puted to be visible to some of the persons who observed the 227             2004 Page #230  
 institutional support, interested persons are left to their own intellectu 2005 Page #76  
s against the reports by competent persons of evidence that nonhuman craft  2005 Page #118  
nal security." lt is restricted to persons cleared for "TOP SECRET/ MAJIC E 2005 Page #128  
e there? In the case of well known persons, do their documented meeting and 2005 Page #136  
offices were flooded with calls by persons wondering about flying saucers.  2006 Page #89  
ent and indicated that a number of persons in that area had observed it. 3. 2007 Page #140  
n of the objects seen by different persons [ ... ] 11 As with the Green Fir 2008 Page #29  
e vast majority of highly educated persons has 13                           2009 Page #19  
ose cases a few highly responsible persons would have to certify, year by y 2009 Page #21  
N WHOSE DISCLOSURE TO UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS CONSTITUTES A SERIOUS BREACH OF  2009 Page #26  
dispersed and retrieved from those persons with a correct security clearanc 2009 Page #89  
e forces could quietly monitor any persons who suddenly took interest in th 2009 Page #177  

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t page. From a questioned document perspectiv e, ocher hallmarks of authent 2005 Page #123  

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ending. We were able to get a good perspective as to where the object may h 2003 Page #63  
are subtle and you need historical perspective to understand what is happen 2003 Page #167  
particularly from (a) a historical perspective and (b) a global perspective 2004 Page #5  
rical perspective and (b) a global perspective? It is quite clear from exam 2004 Page #5  
 trying to put the Aurora story in perspective. What I discovered was astou 2004 Page #27  
993). Slide 7 provides a different perspective of the same data, using a nu 2004 Page #115  
ability of death • Social Security perspective • Legal odds • Likely true o 2004 Page #200  
RSE ENGINEERING UFOs ■ History and perspective on science ■ Reverse enginee 2005 Page #3  
 credibility ■ Integrated circuits perspective ■ Fiber optics perspective ■ 2005 Page #3  
ircuits perspective ■ Fiber optics perspective ■ Conclusions and next steps 2005 Page #3  
poor memory for dates FIBER OPTICS PERSPECTIVE i ■ " ••• optical wave guide 2005 Page #11  
 of friendships INTEGRATED CIRCUIT PERSPECTIVE ■ " ••• grid-like lines inte 2005 Page #11  
nd my research took on a whole new perspective. I discovered that the Unite 2006 Page #99  
have played a critical role in the perspective of the cover-up over the dec 2006 Page #101  
he aliens themselves. Introductory perspective: there is no magic and there 2006 Page #101  
 identify the virus from a DNA-RNA perspective, which, coupled with the for 2006 Page #111  
nt trait. (Vertical) 29 For a nice perspective of the spread of prion disea 2006 Page #114  
about this incident. Cameron DeBow Perspective on UFO Crashes in 1999 The b 2007 Page #127  
ould like to present a physicist's perspective on the question: could exper 2008 Page #74  
rview with me about his frustrated perspective on the past thirty years sin 2009 Page #77  

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ually close up photos of different perspectives of the vehicle. They actual 2003 Page #197  
nking about all of these different perspectives, I was moved to try to give 2004 Page #115  
/intro.html. Sharing the Universe: Perspectives on Extraterrestrial Life, S 2006 Page #70  

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. Atom! Ave...mai co.f., salmi oaf perste* twain                            2006 Page #37  

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zia Helena's employer and tried to persuade her to convince Luzia to agree  2005 Page #36  
J-12 Group. 9. Efforts are made to persuade individuals to make a greater c 2006 Page #24  

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wer, was elected president. He was persuaded to name John Foster Dulles as  2008 Page #138  

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. If a document case, there exists persuasive content, correct typography a 2005 Page #137  
rnment personnel, is extensive and persuasive. Evidence has been accumulate 2006 Page #14  
ch. They have provided a number of persuasive arguments for the authenticit 2006 Page #15  
onsider Montagnier at Pasteur more persuasive than Gallo at the NIH. Have s 2006 Page #106  

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fector, Angleton and the CIA could persuasively argue that Oswald's involve 2009 Page #44  

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funllcr than ~ayinc lllat . thing, pert.:1!nlng to It ~ro under F.-.la.blla 2009 Page #182  

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ty of the September 12th documents pertained to what the United States Air  2006 Page #96  

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g the lace 1950's .... All records pertainin g co chis unit were surrendere 2005 Page #123  

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und. In particular any information pertaining to the pre-impact observation 2004 Page #9  
't saying, and no further evidence pertaining to National Security Agency i 2004 Page #14  
Department of the Army ... records pertaining to the unit were surrendered  2005 Page #123  
has a direct interest in the facts pertaining to UFO B's (UFO reports) repo 2005 Page #141  
 to officially release information pertaining to the four discs parked at t 2007 Page #110  
nd motion picture/newsreel footage pertaining to these specific aircraft. A 2007 Page #120  
und. In particular any information pertaining to the pre-impact observation 2007 Page #142  
f all the currently available data pertaining to Project Moon Dust and its  2007 Page #144  
. Air Force investigative projects pertaining to UFOs: Sign and Grudge. Bet 2008 Page #23  
curity reports from Schow's office pertaining to the Nazis recruited into t 2008 Page #137  
ed further than saying that things pertaining to it are under control. Scie 2009 Page #159  
ed further than saying that things pertaining to it are under control." "De 2009 Page #172  

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who pursue true science—whether it pertains to so- called "paranormal" expe 2006 Page #181  

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ntroversial piece of documentation pertairung to Project Moon Dust concerns 2007 Page #134  

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Two" Never mind, the second is not pertinent here) but though he remembered 2004 Page #43  
sons of security, I cannot divulge pertinent data on some of the more sensi 2009 Page #38  
e existence of the second and more pertinent critical depth near the surfac 2009 Page #166  

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, 4th Arm), [and] local commanders perturbed by implications of phenomena.  2005 Page #74  

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S military involvement, etc • 3197 Peru UFO Crash and Recovery. Disclosure  2006 Page #29  
ran, 1976) and Comandante Huertas (Peru, 1980) were placed in similar posit 2008 Page #66  

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 be living. Furthermore, a careful perusal of his cases shows that in most  2004 Page #115  
y of the memo is included for your perusal at the end of this article. Othe 2008 Page #105  

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etrieval Conference I continued to peruse the files of both the CIA and the 2004 Page #9  
landed smoothly. As I continued to peruse the various reports at my disposa 2004 Page #11  

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itten communications overheard and perused; he no longer had the right to f 2008 Page #128  

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 for their efforts. As you can see perusing this path is a win-win for all  2007 Page #121  
sity. Accordingly, I spent one day perusing his files for documents of simi 2009 Page #10  

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 • 5/9-10/80. Two UFO sightings by Peruvian Air Force, noted in US DIA docu 2006 Page #28  

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f as Americans, Canadians, Greeks, Peruvians, etc. Many would think that wo 2006 Page #9  

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ill charred black and a smoky odor pervaded the site. I had no idea what to 2006 Page #84  

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ft had harnessed the sea of energy pervading the universe, what might be th 2005 Page #96  

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 "l think he said it had a kind of pervasive blue color, like an electric l 2005 Page #69  
erstanding of the uruverse was the pervasive presence of energy (wruch he t 2005 Page #95  
ome of the unorthodox methods of a pervasive UFO intelligence system at wor 2009 Page #12  
ome of the unorthodox methods of a pervasive UFO intelligence system at wor 2009 Page #24  

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 calculations but who were overall pessimistic about the project. Project S 2009 Page #165  
e U.K. authorities were originally pessimistic . Subsequent events clearly  2009 Page #166  
n of Sir Geoffrey Taylor, all were pessimistic." "Somewhat later, Dr. Mards 2009 Page #170  
e U.K. authorities were originally pessimistic." Confirmed: COMSOPAC (Comma 2009 Page #170  

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optimists and the Americans as the pessimists when the opposite was true? • 2009 Page #177  

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ed ads and promotions. ln 1984 the pet food giant Purina sponsored "Meow Of 2007 Page #66  

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ling Senators Harrison Schmidt and Pete Domenici, the AFOSI decided that it 2003 Page #150  
e Poulain fragment was done by Dr. Pete J. Dunn of the Division of Mineralo 2007 Page #196  

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, Michael Lindemann, Nick Redfern, Peter Robbins, Kenn Thomas, Mathew Willi 2003 Page #2  
e Strange Death of James Forrestal Peter Robbins Abstract: Early on the mor 2003 Page #85  
m Marrs, David Pace, Nick Redfern, Peter Robbins, Ron Regehr, Chuck Wade, D 2004 Page #2  
y Unpublished Pieces of the Puzzle Peter Robbins 43 UFO Crash Retrievals: U 2004 Page #3  
y Unpublished Pieces of the Puzzle Peter Robbins Copyright 2004 Peter Robbi 2004 Page #46  
uzzle Peter Robbins Copyright 2004 Peter Robbins On three successive nights 2004 Page #46  
ary service, the late Admiral Lord Peter Hill-Norton served as both Admiral 2004 Page #53  
ana. USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researchers Dr. Peter Rank and Lois Kukick III, 4-5 Witn 2004 Page #112  
pecial in February 2005, hosted by Peter Jennings, for instance. Some haile 2005 Page #76  
one Energy, Wilhelm Reich and UFOs Peter Robbins Copyright 2005 Peier Robbi 2005 Page #87  
 Conference Reich's other lawyers, Peter Mills, would go on to become the p 2005 Page #94  
zona. 1\t[eanwhile, Reich, his son Peter, and several others were driving w 2005 Page #99  
ael Lindemann, Dr. Bruce Maccabee, Peter Merlin, Nick Redfern, Dr. Michael  2006 Page #2  
ent Responds to Top Secret Crashes Peter W. Merlin 68 Braxton County Monste 2006 Page #3  
cultist noting (as on the terrible Peter Jennings, Feb. 24, 2005, TV mockum 2006 Page #6  
 Responds to Top Secret Crashes By Peter W. Merlin Copyright 2006 Peter W.  2006 Page #71  
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e, Antonio Huneeus , Nick Redfern, Peter Robbins, Michael Schratt, Danny Sh 2007 Page #3  
O and Alien Imagery in Advertising Peter Robbins .......................... 2007 Page #5  
O and Alien Imagery in Advertising Peter Robbins Copyright 2007 Peter Robbi 2007 Page #59  
ising Peter Robbins Copyright 2007 Peter Robbins For decades now, alien and 2007 Page #59  
came down here and we were reading Peter and Jane books and so I began to b 2007 Page #79  
ford Uni\ersity astrophysicist Dr. Peter Sturrock, and at Orsay University  2007 Page #195  
 left at East Gate, Larry Warren & Peter Robbins, Cosimo, 2005; You Can't T 2008 Page #39  
t At East Gate by Larry Warren and Peter Robbins, as saying: "I did drive W 2008 Page #88  
f Russia's Best Known CE3 Incident Peter Robbins .......................... 2009 Page #5  
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ussia's Best Known CE3 Incident By Peter Robbins Copyright 2009: Peter Robb 2009 Page #134  
t By Peter Robbins Copyright 2009: Peter Robbins On Monday October 9, 1989, 2009 Page #134  

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Ft. Detrick. Fortunately, Dr. C.J. Peters, while being cut from Ft. Detrick 2006 Page #110  
d on a BL-3/BL-4 basis at the CDC. Peters dispatched epidemiologist Dr. Jay 2006 Page #110  
y reaction to Hantavirus reagents. Peters contacted his former Ft. Detrick  2006 Page #111  

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n of the virus was highly crucial. Peters' Special Pathogens group worked o 2006 Page #111  
n, with a breakthrough coming from Peters' Special Pathogens unit. On 3 Jun 2006 Page #111  
e full course of the infection. 26 Peters' team succeeded, based on evidenc 2006 Page #111  

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stronaut: We've had Visitors," St. Petersb11rg Ti111es, 18 February 2004. A 2005 Page #81  

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ort principally written by John L. Petersen, with Michael Lindemann and oth 2006 Page #48  
esigned and facilitated by John L. Petersen, a futurist and scenario planni 2006 Page #49  
ich this paper is adapted. John L. Petersen kindly granted permission to Mi 2006 Page #49  

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two articles which appeared in the Petit buNmpain, 14 January 196T. Each ar 2004 Page #19  

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up of natives of missing warmest a petition with 37.005 flgnattres. The gre 2004 Page #20  
ns in Britain and America-signed a petition urging the aged President Paul  2008 Page #126  

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ngs immediately came to mind; 1) a petrified internal organ of some kind, p 2003 Page #45  

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sound testing equipment . He was a petroleum geologist and he told me, 'Thi 2005 Page #70  
he increasin g likelihood that the petroleum crisis is something structural 2005 Page #85  
e may be a genuine replacement for petroleum as a source of energy for the  2005 Page #85  

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 , in 1946 Soviet author Alexander Petrovich Kazanstev wrote a story that w 2008 Page #102  

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hile we do not know if aliens keep pets, we do know advertisers do not spar 2007 Page #66  

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 than what seems to be involved in petty arguments about flowery designs on 2004 Page #148  
retirement in 1995 as an E-7 Chief Petty Officer, Chief Yeoman. He was born 2006 Page #156  
ge from Active Duty," as E-7 Chief Petty Officer, Chief Yeoman, U. S. Navy, 2006 Page #156  
on November 30, 1995, as E-7 Chief Petty Officer, Chief Yeoman, in Austin,  2006 Page #156  
nts all seekers, regardless of our petty individual agenda and private turf 2006 Page #181  
July 27: Seattle Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer Gene Hoff describes the ov 2006 Page #185  
ef warrant officer and his team of petty officers. Assigned entire island o 2009 Page #176  

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weld marks. Perfectly smooth. More pewter in color. Going back to Ken Farle 2004 Page #72  
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a Aires ISIAM la Xpanish b2 ON? It PeY norm has submitted to the p expresse 2004 Page #20  

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an appmlaal af the ylHIttl, wiwli, pey^e^giGal csd ■Hilary attention — rura 2003 Page #226  

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m a touch-tone telephone. 2. Press pe~onal identification number: To call a 2007 Page #68  

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RICA' AAO OJJ"-01~ 510£S SA'tt J.. Pf.C.ULtAJl SQUAltE:·SH"-.PtD UfO 1"0VE. 2009 Page #106  
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s for the Next Decade. Memo to all PFIAB members . Sep 2448 Attempts to ans 2009 Page #10  

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iets, in in Will li Believe KARLT. PFLOCK firm/l n ir. Jirri hirulii 124    2003 Page #128  
arch 16, 1948. Left to right: Karl Pflock, Jim Marrs, Stanton Friedman, Lin 2004 Page #70  
agdalena. UFO writers such as Karl Pflock, who is the severest skeptic of t 2004 Page #136  
e dark side of ufology — what Karl Pflock has labeled the "will to believe" 2004 Page #215  
roader self-directed mandate. Karl Pflock and Bill Moore provided me with t 2004 Page #215  
 crashed flying saucers. Even Karl Pflock, who has consistently argued that 2004 Page #219  
uing to deny their relevance. Karl Pflock, for example, now refers to the b 2004 Page #220  
States Navy.3° Far from being what Pflock dismisses as a "vague, feeble att 2004 Page #220  
uy, and they seem to indicate that Pflock is closer to the mark. For exampl 2004 Page #220  
e problem. No one, other than Karl Pflock — and the anonymous source who he 2004 Page #221  
him — has actually seen the diary. Pflock claims that, having seen both New 2004 Page #221  
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Let's assume, for the moment, that Pflock really did see something that mig 2004 Page #221  
. Even the MJ- 12 documents, which Pflock so vociferously derides as an obv 2004 Page #221  
. Making things even more tenuous, Pflock has refused to divulge the identi 2004 Page #221  
sedly claims that MJ-12 was real — Pflock would be the first to cry foul. A 2004 Page #222  
t as there is no way to prove that Pflock isn't making the whole thing up t 2004 Page #222  
 final note about the diary angle. Pflock, who has always been extremely gr 2004 Page #222  
n." 36 In one fell literary swoop, Pflock paints Blanchard, the commander o 2004 Page #222  
n my film Do You Believe in Mafic, Pflock said of the original 1VIJ-12 docu 2004 Page #222  
ey came from."38 Unfortunately for Pflock, what's good for the goose is goo 2004 Page #222  
Mexicans for Science and Reason. 3 Pflock, Karl Ronvelk Inconvenient Facts  2004 Page #223  
ne of their cons; Aztec 1948, Karl Pflock interview both in the film and in 2004 Page #223  
d in unused interview transcripts; Pflock, Karl, 'The Day After Aztec: Reve 2004 Page #223  
n, Crash at Corona, pp. 47— 53. 16 Pflock, 'The Day After Aztec: Revelation 2004 Page #224  
 Redfern interview. 23 Aztec 1948, Pflock interview. 24 Cahn, "The Flying S 2004 Page #224  
, Ramsey interview. 29 Aztec 1948, Pflock interview. 30 Aztec 1948, Ramsey  2004 Page #224  
8, Ramsey interview. 31 Avec 1948, Pflock interview. 32 Special historical  2004 Page #224  
 1992), p. 67. 33 Ibid., p. 70. 34 Pflock, 'The Day After Aztec: Revelation 2004 Page #224  
Grave," p. 17. 35 Ibid., p. 15. 36 Pflock, Roswell: Inconvenient Facts and  2004 Page #224  
and the Will to Believe, p. 95. 37 Pflock, ibid., p. 98, endnote 2. 38 Do Y 2004 Page #224  
note 2. 38 Do You Believe in Maji4 Pflock interview. 39 Pflock isn't alone  2004 Page #224  
ieve in Maji4 Pflock interview. 39 Pflock isn't alone in employing a double 2004 Page #224  
 seem to fall into this trap. Like Pflock, for example, Kevin Randle has al 2004 Page #224  
k of the investigative author Karl Pflock: namely, extracts from the allege 2005 Page #132  

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olonel William Blanchard, found in Pflock's book Roswell: Inconvenient Fact 2004 Page #222  
ein one finds the onl_y source for Pflock's claim — a "retired air force ge 2004 Page #222  
ming book, or even, maybe someday, Pflock's anonymous witness, are for. I e 2004 Page #223  

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0,-.\1' OH TOP, l-lf"SUl.!11, l.1~ Pft:T IN OlAM~iC:.1'. ANO 80 'TO qo F-e  2009 Page #124  

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er Heijden. John Wiley & Sons Ltd. Pg 2. 48                                 2006 Page #51  
h Team) •Utiliz(.'S Google Earth • PG & E .,. . Information led to ii searc 2009 Page #192  
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— GP !ranch ma.010 otoreres the WC Pgra) — formers W. aegrodve of degri, au 2006 Page #35  

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ew Mexico Press, Albuquerque 1952, pgs. 44 7-456. For a woman who had faced 2009 Page #90  
nd Donald R. Schmitt, Appendix IV, pgs. 275-284, New Page Books, Franklin L 2009 Page #96  

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g ChannelAstronaut Edgar Mitchell, Ph.D. 6* Man To Walk Moon Author Bernard 2003 Page #14  
esticdocuments.com Harold Puthoff, Ph.D. Institute for Advanced Studies at  2003 Page #15  
ticdocuments.com Carl Gustav Jung, Ph.D. “A purely psychological explanatio 2003 Page #18  
at year, he had also completed his Ph.D. course work in biophysics, but did 2003 Page #111  
Engineering Claims Robert M. Wood, Ph.D. Copyright 2005 Robert M. Wood REVE 2005 Page #3  
ergy Techology of UFOs Tom Valone, Ph.D., PE Ll)c -lUQ51Jington _J~q~,. --- 2005 Page #13  
ndreds of years while cutting-edge ph) sicists o ffer speculation of deep s 2005 Page #120  
s claimed educational degrees as a ph) sicist could be found, Colonel Corso 2005 Page #168  
restrial Life, Albert A. Harrison, Ph.D., New York: Plenum Press, 1997. Con 2006 Page #70  
undation to continue working on my Ph.D. and my writing. The Foundation was 2006 Page #207  
egas UFO Crash By Kevin D. Randle, Ph.D. Copyright 2008 Kevin D. Randle. Ph 2008 Page #7  
D. Copyright 2008 Kevin D. Randle. Ph.D (www.Kev inRondle.blogspot.com) Jus 2008 Page #7  
trical engineer Michael C. Kelley, Ph.D., has been a Professor of Electrica 2008 Page #75  
e I 975. Prof. Kelley received his Ph.D. in Physics from the University of  2008 Page #75  
tive environments? Michael Kelley, Ph.D., Physicist , Prof. of Electrical a 2008 Page #76  
 detonation . Vladimir V. Rubtsov, Ph.D., a proponent of the theory that an 2008 Page #101  
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h i 2009 Michael E. Solla. M. A .. Ph.D. There are two main phases to John  2009 Page #35  
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ntry into the fields of medicine , phamrnceuticals and education. The Rocke 2008 Page #140  

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was really amazing was that as the Phantom jets leaving Boca Chica got clos 2006 Page #145  
Ours or theirs?) McDonnell Douglas Phantom Works. Gray Butte RCS Facility.  2007 Page #56  
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hter alert area. This area had F-4 Phantoms that were loaded with nukes rea 2004 Page #57  
s Advertiser, January 30, 1974. 8. Phantoms of the Sky, David Clarke & Andy 2006 Page #137  
in 1966. I used to track B-52s and Phantoms. Again, I won't tell you the ma 2006 Page #147  

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iological Warfare; New Genetic and Pharmaceutical Development Programs." Th 2006 Page #104  
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 its revenues . Direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical advertising grew from $79 2008 Page #141  

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d help to steer Ufology into a new phase —a time where those who were follo 2003 Page #147  
 what we must consider in the next phase of human development. For good or  2005 Page #117  
lock. Normally, the two are out of phase and there is no interaction betwee 2005 Page #164  
hese objects had crashed. The next phase of my research consisted of obtain 2006 Page #96  
continenta l missile 1n a re-entry phase of flight could lead co accidenta  2008 Page #114  
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ere part of the Apollo preparation phase-and Apollo itself. Additionally ,  2008 Page #135  

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uring the captive-carry and launch phases of flight. The operational missio 2006 Page #77  
. M. A .. Ph.D. There are two main phases to John F. Kennedy's attempts to  2009 Page #35  
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Black Operations Michael E. Saila, PhD. Copyright © 2006 Michael E. SaIla,  2006 Page #14  
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y Vernon Bowen Dr. Robert M. Wood, PhD. 36 Copyright© 2007 Robert M. Wood.  2007 Page #42  
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ately to become the Interplanetary Phenomena Unit (IPU) and the crash retri 2003 Page #26  
ons in the Greensburg area saw the phenomena. State police there say there  2003 Page #53  
concerned the object was a natural phenomena." The official Air Force expla 2003 Page #55  
ng to find knowledge about the UFO phenomena by having secret records on su 2003 Page #65  
base been explained a* Cumcnlinnal phenomena or illusion* if more complete  2003 Page #118  
s. Bennewitz had joined the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization in Tucso 2003 Page #143  
eor? « Stars or planets? • Optical phenomena? Special Operauons Manu.i 173  2003 Page #177  
president knows the reality of the phenomena, but realizes that the governm 2003 Page #190  
n, especially when it comes to the phenomena of abductions and cattle mutil 2003 Page #190  
ation about how to deal with these phenomena. Our knowledge of the White Ho 2003 Page #190  
abotage, enemy action, and unknown phenomena were all considered possibilit 2003 Page #193  
mmanding officer, blamed "peculiar phenomena" for the erratic test flight o 2004 Page #64  
" on May 15. How was the "peculiar phenomena" described? Andrew Kissner say 2004 Page #64  
ket window. What was the "peculiar phenomena" linked to? It was considered  2004 Page #64  
aming things" more of the "unusual phenomena" that appeared on radar along  2004 Page #69  
he press and public. The "peculiar phenomena" could simply appear in flight 2004 Page #82  
efully bring some of the "peculiar phenomena" down to Earth, human airplane 2004 Page #82  
reign discs. Perhaps the "peculiar phenomena" was here — or still is here — 2004 Page #82  
and beams? Col. Turner's "peculiar phenomena" have continued into the 21st  2004 Page #82  
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that it did not resemble any known phenomena. The ensuing publicity from pa 2004 Page #87  
ated to the saucers such as mental phenomena.The entire matter is considere 2004 Page #89  
Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena. He also served on the Board o 2004 Page #108  
ng to collect evidence for psychic phenomena. The plant had several sophist 2004 Page #123  
at that time. Len's insight to the phenomena, provided by his merely listen 2004 Page #129  
lared that flying saucers are real phenomena, not something visionary or fi 2004 Page #141  
ssional investigation into the UFO phenomena. In a 1966 interview with Face 2004 Page #177  
re was explainable by some natural phenomena. In Canada, the Air Force and  2004 Page #178  
 prepared a full report on the UFO phenomena. It actually had diagrams of a 2004 Page #187  
her rational explanation for these phenomena, given the caliber of the witn 2004 Page #187  
ld give an overall briefing on the phenomena stating its historical charact 2004 Page #189  
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nce of Legend • VI. Similar Aerial Phenomena • VII. The Sightings • VIII. W 2004 Page #245  
nders perturbed by implications of phenomena. " ln this case the phenomena  2005 Page #74  
s of phenomena. " ln this case the phenomena being air space violations and 2005 Page #74  
ey are not attributable to natural phenomena or known types of aerial vehic 2005 Page #74  
g claim. It is also rufficulc. The phenomena themselve s are rare, and ofte 2005 Page #117  
Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena . He also served on the Board  2005 Page #139  
 that time. Len's insight into the phenomena , provided by his merely liste 2005 Page #140  
ement in -or knowledge of -the UFO phenomena. One such witness was Sgt. CLi 2005 Page #147  
ey can replicate most of the known phenomena, they too can become arrogant, 2006 Page #101  
en true in the presence of psychic phenomena. We just don't know the equati 2006 Page #116  
re haunted by many types of aerial phenomena, including the spectral Hounds 2006 Page #119  
her account links anomalous aerial phenomena and strange, humanoid creature 2006 Page #128  
ert for any data regarding objects/phenomena/craft which the U. S. Air Forc 2006 Page #174  
Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) and now in the file of 2006 Page #174  
Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena), but no one had followed up o 2006 Page #176  
as studied a wide any of anomalous phenomena and intriguing theories. From  2006 Page #193  
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history, dwarfs VI. Similar Aerial Phenomena: will-othe-wisp, Brown Mountai 2007 Page #44  
l had been interested in UFOs as a phenomena , his angle was that UFOs had  2007 Page #84  
e percentage of Unidentified Arial Phenomena (UAP) reported is a fraction o 2007 Page #121  
those involved. Unidentified Arial Phenomena impacts cannot slip in-between 2007 Page #121  
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lassificacion of "zoo events" was: phenomena "so strange they belonged in a 2007 Page #144  
 were sent by Fontes ro the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization (APRO) i 2007 Page #195  
 for the Study of Aerial Anomalous Phenomena (CEFAA) . Preliminary analysis 2007 Page #200  
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os Alamos, New Mexico, where these phenomena now appear to be concentrated  2008 Page #27  
an sightings of unexplained aerial phenomena were made near Los Alamos by S 2008 Page #27  
eletype, 13 October 1950 11 Aerial Phenomena, Flying Disks, FBI Report, 17  2008 Page #38  
ifications of ordinary objects and phenomena , mainly aircraft lights, sate 2008 Page #64  
tifications of ordinary objects or phenomena, with around 5% being more dif 2008 Page #65  
fireball and other strange glowing phenomena around the COBRA MIST radar si 2008 Page #74  
Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) , a private UFO group, 2008 Page #131  
cluded extensive discussion of the phenomena reflected active interest and  2009 Page #9  
cussion on the subjects of "aerial phenomena," "green fireballs," "Project  2009 Page #9  
ndable mystery associated with the phenomena , intelligence is a simple and 2009 Page #15  
 a certain kind of knowledge; as a phenomena , it is the resultant knowledg 2009 Page #15  
entary about RAF Bentwaters, U. K. phenomena. Image provided by Gary Heselt 2009 Page #60  
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olved misidentified some unrelated phenomena, that increasing freedoms gran 2009 Page #140  
Carrion As I have investigated UFO Phenomena over the years, I often found  2009 Page #154  
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rocket crashes-blamed on "peculiar phenomena" May 21, 194 7 -Silent plane i 2009 Page #156  
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is hght-blue object, travehng at a phenomenal rate of speed This Air Force  2006 Page #28  
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wining Chairman JCS 1955-1958 “The phenomenon reported is something real an 2003 Page #10  
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ary origin" “unconventional aerial phenomenon" Liabilities: no paper forens 2003 Page #26  
es in no uncertain terms that "The phenomenon reported is something real an 2003 Page #87  
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inkle, Bennewitz, or the abduction phenomenon. Some sort of objective reali 2003 Page #144  
ge kind of device. By the time the phenomenon was popularized by Budd Hopki 2003 Page #144  
where those who were following the phenomenon could use the tools he and a  2003 Page #147  
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ajesbcdocuments com Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit Dated May 16,1984 from L 2003 Page #162  
l evidence that the Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit (IPU) did exist The memo 2003 Page #162  
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ared by Headquarters InteAlanetary Phenomenon Up.it* Scientific and. of S., 2003 Page #232  
h on the horizon. He described the phenomenon 2                             2004 Page #5  
reat bubble. The area in which the phenomenon could be observed was along t 2004 Page #6  
ad an undeniable link with the UFO phenomenon. More significantly, from my  2004 Page #12  
al Report" and the "Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit" document about individu 2004 Page #17  
 an falls 4:)wn into the Sea. This phenomenon took place on 'Thursday eveni 2004 Page #19  
s presentation on the missing time phenomenon bothered Larry a great deal,  2004 Page #58  
ished manuscript entitled Peculiar Phenomenon — Early United States Efforts 2004 Page #62  
that around them another "peculiar phenomenon" was taking place that might  2004 Page #75  
ntelligence inside the discs. That phenomenon is the worldwide animal mutil 2004 Page #75  
te the worldwide animal mutilation phenomenon back in the fall of 1979. I h 2004 Page #76  
th the worldwide animal mutilation phenomenon which seems linked to a large 2004 Page #79  
le TOP SECRET ULTRA INTERPLANETARY PHENOMENON UNIT SUMMARY INTELLIGENCE ASS 2004 Page #79  
Paragraph 12 of the Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit Summary Intelligence Ass 2004 Page #79  
ccounted for by any known physical phenomenon. Neesham and Larsen staved at 2004 Page #104  
 this particular aspect of the UFO phenomenon. Between 1978 and 1994, Strin 2004 Page #110  
gia", USA 1 1 1 0 1 Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit document VII, 5-6 UFO an 2004 Page #110  
relevant. Also, the interplanetary Phenomenon Unit summary report written 9 2004 Page #119  
long- standing interest in the UFO phenomenon, as, I think, do the majority 2004 Page #214  
bout particular aspects of the UFO phenomenon for Canadian television; one  2004 Page #214  
clusion. When dealing with the UFO phenomenon, in each case I have approach 2004 Page #214  
all, general background on the UFO phenomenon and New Mexico in the late 19 2004 Page #215  
ties would go public about the UFO phenomenon. The first time was in 1986,  2005 Page #35  
e most likel) answer -but that the phenomenon is real, that it is technolog 2005 Page #73  
 member. Unquestionably, this is a phenomenon that operates by stealth. The 2005 Page #74  
ur assumptions. After all, the UFO phenomenon has dropped int0 the lap of a 2005 Page #75  
e could well be answers in the UFO phenomenon that can help us crawl out of 2005 Page #86  
us that his investigation into the phenomenon was merely the logical extens 2005 Page #87  
ptember, 1947, when he wrote, "The phenomenon reported [UFOs] is something  2005 Page #118  
created to further investigate the phenomenon and report any significant co 2005 Page #122  
es regarding unconventional aerial phenomenon reported since 1897 and what  2005 Page #123  
t but cites "unconventional aerial phenomenon reported since 1897." This da 2005 Page #123  
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he reply stated "the lmerplaneta[) Phenomenon Unit of the Scientific and Te 2005 Page #123  
ory: regarding "the Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit, Scientific and Technica 2005 Page #123  
pendjx), is titled "INTERPLANETARY PHENOMENON UNIT SU:M.1.\1ARY: INTELLIGEN 2005 Page #125  
xt, creation of the Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit (IPU) by President Roose 2005 Page #127  
 this particular aspect of the UFO phenomenon. Between 1978 and 1994, Strin 2005 Page #139  
estic 12 group, the Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit and "captured" and "down 2005 Page #140  
 equivalents of the Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit, the Special Committee o 2005 Page #143  
ecent decades. Yet the fundamental phenomenon that called these organizatio 2005 Page #143  
. The first is the "Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit" preliminary report on t 2006 Page #103  
In addition, in the Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit report, the quote is...  2006 Page #104  
Proving Ground. Slide 2: "Peculiar Phenomenon" Newspaper Headline Employees 2006 Page #139  
he Base Commander called "peculiar phenomenon."                             2006 Page #139  
ieved that Flight 19 encountered a phenomenon of celestial nature. The last 2006 Page #141  
t interest, I followed the bizarre phenomenon that came to be collectively  2006 Page #182  
e attributed to any meteorological phenomenon, such as lightning. Further,  2006 Page #189  
What These Documents Tell Us ■ UFO phenomenon is real. ■ Involves apparent  2007 Page #51  
lassified knowled ge about the UFO phenomenon through their connections wit 2007 Page #59  
us to understand the nature of the phenomenon? 53                           2007 Page #59  
classified knowledge about the UFO phenomenon through their connections wit 2007 Page #76  
us to understand the nature of the phenomenon? Not as much as they help us  2007 Page #77  
de evidence to the world that this phenomenon is real and that we have neve 2007 Page #121  
nvestigations Comrruttee On Aerial Phenomenon, also known as NICAP, reporte 2007 Page #164  
lled to her husband to witness the phenomenon and when he arrived from the  2007 Page #165  
 for a scientific study of the UFO phenomenon. "Ir is unnkely that positive 2007 Page #193  
tudents who had observed a strange phenomenon on the campus of the Uru, ers 2007 Page #199  
as of two sightings , then natural phenomenon , including bolides make sens 2008 Page #14  
nct investigative study of the UFO phenomenon. Established in 1953, Project 2008 Page #23  
ion to massively downplay both the phenomenon itself and its national secur 2008 Page #26  
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le release is helping move the UFO phenomenon out of the fringe and into th 2008 Page #65  
ever one believes about UFOs , the phenomenon raises important defence and  2008 Page #66  
 that we weren't interested in the phenomenon! Summer of the Saucers At the 2008 Page #67  
incidents like this illustrate the phenomenon raises serious defence and fl 2008 Page #67  
stating without equivocation, "The phenomenon reported is something real an 2008 Page #132  
cuss the socalled "Green Fireball" phenomenon that plagued New Mexico and t 2009 Page #9  
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litary affairs. The role of such a phenomenon was shown by the incident of  2009 Page #16  
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urity problems associated with the phenomenon of unidentified flying object 2009 Page #25  
ronment of public awareness of the phenomenon , presidential knowledge has  2009 Page #25  
ghs did, the two who had faced the phenomenon directly. Even Deputy Base Co 2009 Page #68  
e treated 'as a serious scientific phenomenon."' Apparently Esther Fein's c 2009 Page #138  
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to glimpse the true nature of this phenomenon . Some like Ted Bloecher cata 2009 Page #154  
or seeing too much in some natural phenomenon. Something is really flying a 2009 Page #178  

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se engineering claims as stated by Phil Corso. The fourth presentation look 2009 Page #7  

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y as I had. Seemed to me he was in Philadelphia. He was going to all the me 2004 Page #98  
R" (no source noted!) ■ "As in the Philadelphia Experiment ... " ■ "A repor 2005 Page #9  
moon. ("De-9aussers as used in the Philadelphia experiment.") •~bove should 2005 Page #10  

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t time. June Kaba was a well-known philanthropist in her community of Ocean 2009 Page #88  

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iticize with no evidence. ”Colonel Philip J. Corso Former Head of the Forei 2003 Page #13  
tine, New Mexico Art Campbell Col. Philip J. Corso, USA (ret) Statements re 2003 Page #43  
an Augustin crash, as mentioned by Philip Corso in various interviews on au 2003 Page #43  
n to retired U.S. Army Lt. Colonel Philip J. Corso, former Chief of the Arm 2003 Page #101  
ocument is bogus... and CFO expert Philip J. Kh* and other* fad Lexicograph 2003 Page #135  
r of leads. The British researcher Philip Mantle, for example, had looked i 2004 Page #13  
d, California. Author and debunber Philip J. Klass, after reviewing reports 2004 Page #28  
0s — according to retired Lt. Col. Philip J. Corso, now deceased — God rest 2004 Page #78  
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bert Sarbacher as well as Lt. Col. Philip Corso have each confirmed the rec 2004 Page #132  
 at Wright Patterson, and Lt. Col. Philip Corso, co-author of The Deg After 2004 Page #144  
d Roswell, by Michael Hesemann and Philip Mantle Behind the Flying Saucers, 2004 Page #149  
n Cooper The Day After Roswell, by Philip Corso and William Birnes The Doom 2004 Page #149  
FO Crash Retrieval Conference John Philip Murphy Jr. . ist press on the sce 2004 Page #209  
gineering process ■ Lt. Col. (ret) Philip Corso's claims ■ Corso the man an 2005 Page #3  
Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later Philip Mantle Copyright 2005 Philip Mont 2005 Page #145  
Later Philip Mantle Copyright 2005 Philip Montie Jn 1995, London-based busi 2005 Page #145  
fake. He replied: "l am convinced, Philip, it's nor a fake. I am convinced  2005 Page #149  
ien Autopsy film, they can contact Philip Mantle in confidence at: 1 \v'ood 2005 Page #152  
3.fsworld .co.uk About the author: Philip Mantle is the former Director of  2005 Page #152  
the tinfoil in the old olive green Philip Morris cigarette packs, the brand 2005 Page #155  
l handiwork. In 1997 (Ret) Colonel Philip J. Corso's book hit the UFO book  2005 Page #167  
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.illd Doty ■ Ufology in Retreat? ■ Philip Khss: One tvfan D1smto Band ■ Enc 2008 Page #163  
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e Air Force contractors Sandia and Phillips Labs (which are on the grounds  2003 Page #142  
 of scientists from the Air Force (Phillips) Weapons Lab. Doty was later to 2003 Page #146  
 was tapping into any of Sandia or Phillips Lab's research. In July of 1980 2003 Page #146  
done. If the Air Force, Sandia and Phillips Labs, the Defense Intelligence  2003 Page #148  
ess John Mosgrove and friend Bruce Phillips and researcher Stan Friedman VI 2004 Page #114  
000+ physical trace cases that Ted Phillips has collected from over 70 coun 2006 Page #4  
ereas the F-101 was assembled with Phillips fasteners. The part numbers and 2006 Page #85  
of defusing the bomb. Prescott and Phillips detonated a small charge, then  2006 Page #128  
r, and jeweler extraordinaire Doug Phillips. Just a few days prior to what  2006 Page #180  
d a late-night phone call from Mr. Phillips, who roused me to semi-consciou 2006 Page #180  
rd, courtesy Ivan Harvard and Doug Phillips. What splashed down in the wate 2006 Page #194  
medical technologies. For example, Phillips Laboratories, located at Kirtla 2006 Page #201  
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www.dairynet.com/bus/arch9804.html Phillips Laboratories - Medpen 11. http: 2006 Page #208  
ty sightings while others like Ted Phillips specialized in trace evidence a 2009 Page #154  

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e:Art ALL I, Gt 1 T5 ..VIE.er Eden Phillpotts Troy Univers* .3 full of magm 2006 Page #34  

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       Inside the USSR Majestic 12 Philology of Viktor Kostrikan • Resident 2004 Page #172  

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 be anything or anybody, adopt any philosophy , tell any lie, steal, cheat, 2008 Page #126  
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Research Manufacturing Company" in Phoenix, Arizona. Redfern also points ou 2004 Page #218  
aucers allegedly occurred north of Phoenix, at Paradise Valley, in 1947. He 2004 Page #218  
e, go to Chicago and from there to Phoenix."' Young and Chetham were furthe 2005 Page #40  
ey were flown by military plane to Phoenix, Arizona where they boarded a bu 2005 Page #168  

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et noir pile their names and other phologropia" Jedy 9. MSS • Black Ops whe 2004 Page #164  

Word: "phone", 97 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Captain ever mentioned in the 1947 phone records and — wouldn't you know it 2003 Page #29  
ly refused to answer or respond to phone calls or letters written by Charle 2003 Page #36  
us occasions either briefly on the phone, over dinner or in front a televis 2003 Page #38  
vening to help answer the numerous phone calls coming into the station abou 2003 Page #59  
ve been inundated with e-mails and phone calls from throughout the country. 2003 Page #72  
stal calls the White House (he has phone privileges by this time) and is in 2003 Page #90  
 into the future research with the phone systems." 96                       2003 Page #100  
d be) monitoring his movements and phone calls to try and determine who Ben 2003 Page #145  
h Retrieval Conference White House Phone Records - 1947 1947 White House Sw 2003 Page #154  
1947 1947 White House Switch Board Phone Calls Layered Weekday Totals Novem 2003 Page #154  
documents com I I Sy Wi UiRaw 1947 Phone Logs • Includes Presidential Secre 2003 Page #154  
• Dec 6, 1950, Switchboard records phone calls through 11 PM - rare • From  2003 Page #156  
ell Museum has a display showing a phone call and a meeting with General Ho 2003 Page #190  
mail: rswood@majesticdocuments.com Phone: 720-887-8239 Fax: 720-887-8239    2004 Page #2  
ads thus: We have received another phone call from our audience requesting  2004 Page #8  
le further down the coast to a pay phone at an Irving Station in Woods Harb 2004 Page #35  
covering the mile or so to the pay phone in Woods Harbor. Corporal Victor W 2004 Page #35  
at this hour, and he picked up the phone when it rang. Laurie Wickens was o 2004 Page #35  
had one light on. Werbicki's other phone began ringing so he asked Wickens  2004 Page #35  
kens was miffed, but stayed by the phone anyway while his passengers plied  2004 Page #35  
ails from her and hung up. But the phone rang again. This time it was an un 2004 Page #35  
s who was waiting patiently by the phone in Woods Harbor. Werbicki was stil 2004 Page #36  
Werbicki had no sooner hung up the phone when another call came in from a w 2004 Page #36  
ape [Sable] Island boats; he would phone some of those right in the village 2004 Page #37  
onstable O'Brien go to the nearest phone and contact the RCC in Halifax and 2004 Page #38  
m there. He himself would get to a phone and call some of the local fisherm 2004 Page #38  
were going to commence a radio and phone search all up and down the eastern 2004 Page #38  
arry called his mother from a base phone: I know you were out in that fores 2004 Page #49  
er. He also gave Budd his mother's phone number should Budd wish to speak w 2004 Page #58  
n official (not USAF!) hands. In a phone interview with the same researcher 2004 Page #95  
ness, but he could not hang up the phone. He eventually gave up enough info 2004 Page #98  
e telephone exchange to report, by phone, to the Air Defense Command Air Fi 2004 Page #108  
 classified. The Air Force paid my phone bills. Stringfield's Publications  2004 Page #108  
 as trivial as just picking up the phone and expecting to get the next leve 2004 Page #117  
careful about what they say on the phone. I am personally acquainted with s 2004 Page #117  
 a book on Churchill and a book on phone sex that was a gift from Ms. Lewin 2004 Page #140  
eclared on audiotape in a recorded phone conversation that there was an ext 2004 Page #143  
47, when interviewed in a recorded phone conversation in about 1990 by auth 2004 Page #144  
uclear attack, was involved in the phone traffic about the crash_ He passed 2004 Page #176  
se things on the air it causes the phone lines — it ties up our phone lines 2004 Page #183  
s the phone lines — it ties up our phone lines. It is not part of our assig 2004 Page #183  
re they were to proceed they got a phone call from Coleman saying the gover 2004 Page #184  
il and Andrew's many transatlantic phone discussions regarding the photogra 2004 Page #233  
ey printed came in either over the phone, or off the wire service teletype. 2004 Page #237  
sk he found there were a number of phone messages from some of the wire ser 2004 Page #237  
 could have been arranged over the phone without involving any Star Telegra 2004 Page #238  
se were threatened with mysterious phone calls made b) unidentified people  2005 Page #36  
official channels and on a private phone line from the base commander at Wr 2005 Page #40  
out hesitation, Weaver gave me the phone number of his friend, Robert Thomp 2005 Page #42  
 and was about the size of a small phone booth. A properly constructed accu 2005 Page #90  
d upon on for October 14. Over the phone \"'v'atson asked Moise, if necessa 2005 Page #98  
tel. The next day Moise received a phone call from Captain Hill conveying W 2005 Page #98  
e telephone exchange to report, by phone, to the Air Defense Command Air Fi 2005 Page #139  
 classified. The Air Force paid my phone bills. Stringfield's first book, I 2005 Page #139  
 son, who provided him with Jose's phone number. It was then that their mut 2005 Page #154  
mail: rswood@majesticdocuments.com Phone: 720-887-8171 Fax: 720-887-8239 \  2006 Page #2  
d the fire on a roadside emergency phone then continued driving toward Lake 2006 Page #71  
way. When I called Mrs. May on the phone and introduced myself, she already 2006 Page #93  
, and I also spoke with him on the phone. Tony won't reveal the real name o 2006 Page #123  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference phone to Bill and he said he saw the sam 2006 Page #145  
 But that one night — I got on the phone with Bill because we (in Richmond) 2006 Page #148  
worked there. I followed up with a phone call on August 20th and learned th 2006 Page #150  
first nervous about talking on the phone. But his desire to finally tell wh 2006 Page #151  
d telephone went off. It was a red phone, but they called it the 'Black Lin 2006 Page #154  
. In a matter of seconds, he got a phone call getting his rear end chewed o 2006 Page #154  
inister Clement Attlee. The secure phone rings. It is the Undersecretary of 2006 Page #164  
ible," he thought as he placed the phone in its cradle. "I don't believe it 2006 Page #164  
bjects were geese. The White House phone log for December 6 shows Acheson c 2006 Page #167  
s nothing about the subject of any phone call. Hence all one can gain from  2006 Page #167  
the information in the White House phone log we find that the alert lasted  2006 Page #168  
une 2005), I received a late-night phone call from Mr. Phillips, who roused 2006 Page #180  
 anybody. During the twenty minute phone call he basically interrogated me  2006 Page #205  
at the Foundation's activities and phone lines are not as private as we tho 2006 Page #205  
iles? In the fall of 1993, I had a phone call from a local psychotherapist  2006 Page #205  
mail: rswood@majesticdocumencs.com Phone: 720-887-817 1 Fax: 720-887-8239   2007 Page #3  
and," with a nod to ET, "can e\·en phone home if there's a problem." THE AV 2007 Page #69  
.8:30 MINUTES A YEAR ON OUR ci::LL PHONE. LEAVING 519.720 TO SAVE THE UNIVE 2007 Page #69  
mething intently checking hjs cell phone in front of a large picture window 2007 Page #70  
d 5,880 minutes a year on our celJ phone, leaving 519,720 (mjnutes) to save 2007 Page #70  
as an ad placed by AT&T's cellular phone division, technology that was stiD 2007 Page #74  
At times like this, whose cellular phone would you rather own?" AT&T's, of  2007 Page #74  
e Shore Dr. Crystal Lake IL, 60014 Phone: 815-814-2145 e-mail: auroracad5@a 2007 Page #120  
 happened right then. There was no phone contact out. When you picked up th 2007 Page #124  
ontact out. When you picked up the phone it was static. Not even busy tone, 2007 Page #124  
e school. l remember my mom on the phone saying "this is totally ridiculous 2007 Page #126  
th nobody at the other end, or the phone would ring even though the receive 2007 Page #129  
. 'I was at Bob's and answered the phone and they spoke for a Jong time. Af 2007 Page #136  
ads thus: We have received another phone call from our audience requesting  2007 Page #141  
mail: rswood@majesticdocumenrs.com Phone: 720-887-8171 Fax: 720-887-8239    2008 Page #3  
ion of the possibility that Todd's phone was tapped arose, too. Indeed, at  2008 Page #30  
                     on his mobile phone. The Sun (the UK's best-selling na 2008 Page #68  
o join MU FON. I called the NUFORC phone number I had originally seen on a  2008 Page #70  
o and TV, book clubs, theme parks, phone companies , Internet servers and e 2008 Page #143  
mail: rwood@majesticdocuments .com Phone: 720-887-8171 Fax: 720-887-8239    2009 Page #3  
ut hesitation , Weaver gave me the phone number of his friend, Robert Thomp 2009 Page #50  
but when I talked to Adrian on the phone a few years later, he said that ye 2009 Page #80  
irectory assistanc e and got their phone number. The person who took my cal 2009 Page #137  

Word: "phone-recorded", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Paul's firsthand story in the only phone-recorded conversation we had on Au 2006 Page #151  

Word: "phoned", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

as at the meetings, he immediately phoned Walker and asked him if he had at 2004 Page #98  
earcher and writer Palmiro Campana phoned Dr. Walker's son who had been in  2004 Page #100  
ever discussed this, I immediately phoned Bob and asked him if he had gotte 2004 Page #185  
a ... " Stringfield stated that he phoned Truman Weaver -who was himself a  2005 Page #42  
ation interests. On the same day I phoned Thompson. He confirmed the data B 2005 Page #42  
s, of which he took samples. Cheek phoned the CDC, and not long thereafter, 2006 Page #110  
Gate. It was around midnight. They phoned a Sgt. McCabe to report what had  2008 Page #79  
tion interests. On the same day, I phoned Thompson. He confirmed the data B 2009 Page #50  
g months, I took a deep breath and phoned directory assistanc e and got the 2009 Page #137  

Word: "phones", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ing would receive a free copy. The phones rang off the hook on Monday morni 2006 Page #204  
ogical stereotype. PCs, CELL ·Lr\R PHONES & TECH SERVJCES \ itesse Semicond 2007 Page #69  
ittle bit about the black-out: the phones, TV, the postal, chat is a very i 2007 Page #124  
nd motion). Nothing said about the phones being shut off, the TV, not being 2007 Page #126  

Word: "phoning", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d several weeks of angry listeners phoning the Foundation when this announc 2006 Page #204  

Word: "phony", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ate one summary chart of the eight phony claims of fakery, Slide 61. The on 2003 Page #185  
 progress Speoji Operabom Manual 8 PHONY CLAIMS OF FAKERY □ "Gnvernment say 2003 Page #186  
saw in the national news regarding phony documents about George W. Bush's n 2004 Page #140  
ce Some of the statements from the phony emulations were repeated in other  2006 Page #13  
ich mean the latter ones were also phony. I have been told that when good i 2006 Page #13  
onfuse and imply the real ones are phony... guilt by association. It is int 2006 Page #13  
nt, government superiors ordered a phony, publicly acceptable explanation f 2006 Page #144  
ome truthful material in among the phony parts to enhance credibility. It i 2009 Page #12  

Word: "phoro", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

E# 39 Copy of original 1953 aerial phoro N[iller showed Steve the two-dozen 2005 Page #65  

Word: "phorographs", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Steve the two-dozen high altitude phorographs of the triangle pattern that 2005 Page #65  
rake a look at not only the aerial phorographs that were taken - l strongly 2005 Page #67  
ad, who \\ as asked ro look at the phorographs co see if anything could be  2007 Page #139  

Word: "phoros", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

•~ ~";::-0:,... a The backs of the phoros each had red date stamps of "AUG  2007 Page #162  

Word: "phosphorus", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

le ro contain 93.7% aluminum, 4.8% phosphorus, 0.9% iron, and the rest in t 2007 Page #199  
um, sulphur, sodium, and silicium. Phosphorus and iron also showed up m tra 2007 Page #199  
Licon) 0.09 Mn (manganese) 0.02 p (phosphorus) 0.010 s (sulfur) 0.0001 Ni ( 2007 Page #201  
ch. These included the presence of phosphorus in the affected soil one hund 2009 Page #137  

Word: "photo", 62 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Saw It at dinner party ■ Old Kodak photo, scalloped edges ■ Two people hold 2003 Page #35  
om granrfrnother.CM On - The Alien Photo "Well, it never actually left me,  2003 Page #35  
ing important. That is, I take one photo with less light than I need, one w 2003 Page #45  
and is incomplete. In the top view photo, the broken-off area has been exte 2003 Page #48  
  The Kecksburg Incident Figure 1. Photo of the model of the acorn shaped o 2003 Page #57  
s. Credit: Charles Hanna Figure 4. Photo of damaged tree near the reported  2003 Page #64  
 Naval Hospital Figure 4. NY Times photo of Bethesda Naval Hospital showing 2003 Page #92  
t two). In 1950, Paul Trent took a photo that had a shape that was identica 2003 Page #170  
ul Trent took McMinnville, Oregon, photo in ‘50, leading to later shape che 2003 Page #170  
adiation, temperature, ionosphere, photo experiments for Naval Research Lab 2004 Page #64  
n VI, 69-71 UFO, bodies recovered; photo of alien seen 2 1942 "State North  2004 Page #110  
ile he was being photographed. One photo in particular captured the telegra 2004 Page #141  
sh Retrieval Conference This was a photo of me from a scene in the movie Ro 2004 Page #151  
 changes. Furthermore, the Roswell Photo Interpretation Team (RPIT) members 2004 Page #227  
ments relating to this matter, the photo was sent to a national-level organ 2004 Page #230  
tion for digitizing and subsequent photo interpretation and analysis. This  2004 Page #230  
ords. Determining the Ramey/DuBose Photo Shoot Time Research by Andrew Lavo 2004 Page #231  
line of the events surrounding the photo shoot. Photographer/reporter James 2004 Page #231  
 was sufficient information in the photo to calculate the angle of the shad 2004 Page #231  
thus determine the time of day the photo was taken. Andrew studied the phot 2004 Page #231  
Two Lenses/Cameras Involved In the Photo Shoot Research by: Andrew Lavoie a 2004 Page #233  
all of Marcel being present at his photo session in Ramey's office. He has  2004 Page #234  
was the only pressman there at his photo session. I believe he's quite corr 2004 Page #236  
nd he said there was just that one photo session in which he was involved,  2004 Page #237  
that, and Bond has confirmed this, photo negatives could be bought, sold, o 2004 Page #237  
.. -,~, "Dawn of a New Age," Corso photo, EBE sketch, and letter in his typ 2005 Page #6  
 ... SLIDE# 2 June 11, 1953 Aerial photo of triangular pattern ... an agenc 2005 Page #51  
RLAY TIGHT ON 1953 TRIANGLE AERIAL PHOTO 65                                 2005 Page #67  
 Herald,July31, 1952 3 Preliminary photo analysis by optical physicist and  2005 Page #121  
ent. He a.lso claims that he has a photo of the second retrieval locked in  2005 Page #166  
come safe enough to bring out this photo as evidence. So, we are left with  2005 Page #166  
oux alien, allegedly held up for a photo by two federal agents.I3 We have n 2006 Page #103  
ile batteries. SLIDE # 14 — Ground photo of radar outside B Battery (One of 2006 Page #142  
ash Retrieval Conference Slide 24: Photo of dry Groom Lake, Area 51, Nellis 2006 Page #151  
 Hill Side Beneath Radar Facility (Photo supplied by Andrew Kissner.) DURIN 2006 Page #152  
Retired) Slide 27: 1980 U. S. Navy Photo of YN2 Thomas C. SHEPPARD (Thomas  2006 Page #156  
ld. Here he is shown in one of his photo I.D.s as Yeoman 2nd Class in 1980  2006 Page #156  
r, Chief Yeoman, in Austin, Texas. Photo courtesy Tom C. Sheppard.) Slide 3 2006 Page #156  
of his long- suffering wife Donna. Photo by Donna Thuney Published by: CONT 2006 Page #195  
t. Introduction No, th.is is not a photo of an actual UFO crash site. (Or,  2007 Page #7  
 Supreme Allied Headquarters. (The photo was not published in Newsweek and  2007 Page #17  
ompanied by what seems to be a UFO photo.Ju st below it the advertiser, Upc 2007 Page #60  
an coffee, of course. The fake UFO photo resonated ,vith an authenticity mi 2007 Page #61  
be true. Despite the fact that the photo had long been djscredjted as a fra 2007 Page #68  
eter (see arrow MacDiLI AFB aerial photo #2). Jack recalled that the chain  2007 Page #95  
s 12-20, and USAF conference cable photo depiction). Jack was aUO\\ ed to s 2007 Page #95  
 O.1.C. stood nearby and snapped a photo in the process. 111e 40' disc feat 2007 Page #100  
tion #25, #26 & #28 also see model photo #1 & 2) It was evident that the ma 2007 Page #107  
 away in 2006, leaving behind this photo and a second one in an envelope. H 2007 Page #161  
n the eastern edge of Albuquerque. Photo of three on stairs. The three youn 2007 Page #166  
ing it; the object appeared in one photo sih-et), in the next glistening li 2007 Page #199  
Eureka Utah. Bright enough to trip photo electric cell which controlled cit 2008 Page #10  
etts was given a copy of an aerial photo and asked to estimate where the UF 2008 Page #48  
m Scotland where a spectacular UFO photo was sent to the MoD. It was on my  2008 Page #67  
obbie Robertson appears in a group photo near the end of the article. 28 No 2008 Page #70  
mera up to focus. I began snapping photo after photo. Soon I had taken all  2008 Page #82  
ocus. I began snapping photo after photo. Soon I had taken all 36 pictures  2008 Page #82  
 each leg ten feet apart. Close-up photo of triangular indentation SLIDE# 2 2008 Page #83  
the trees and branches broken off. Photo of triangular plaster cast Jim Pen 2008 Page #83  
s within the DoD. Slide 42 shows a photo of the tabs discussed earlier. Blu 2008 Page #111  
A Stur:p H•••t 138 ■ S~ ld u,d Tb, Photo, ■ Mu:UJO ■ Philip ?Our /\ C0'\11  2009 Page #144  
ed Big 8asi n Area for location of photo •Local Colleges •Wedding Pho1ogrc1 2009 Page #193  

Word: "photo-fodder", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

me later Newton was put forward as photo-fodder to re-enforce his identific 2004 Page #238  

Word: "photo-quality", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

po,t, and B11siness ].f.1/eek. The photo-quality illustration depicted a ha 2007 Page #70  

Word: "photo-session", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

otographs were not taken at Bond's photo-session with Gen. Ramey at around  2004 Page #234  
these were taken at his remembered photo-session. But this was not the Bond 2004 Page #237  
 But this was not the Bond Johnson photo-session, for the reasons outlined  2004 Page #237  

Word: "photocopies", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t, Margaret, she found and secured photocopies of the entire 1941 fire logb 2003 Page #32  
s there have been documents — some photocopies, some undeveloped film, and  2004 Page #242  
rensically qualified original, not photocopies MJ-12 documents, then a desc 2004 Page #242  
nd Paper, Typewriting, Facsimiles, Photocopies, Fingerprints, Narcotic and  2004 Page #250  

Word: "photocopy", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s. Identical Signature Hypotheses: Photocopy or Pantograph? 1. A faker migh 2003 Page #203  
he aftermath, we now have a leaked photocopy of a document mailed to resear 2005 Page #122  
 A friend of mine met Charlie in a photocopy shop in the summer of ninety-f 2005 Page #163  

Word: "photocopying", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tyle, typesetting, laser printing, photocopying, mimeography -any technique 2005 Page #136  

Word: "photoelectric", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tah. According to newspapers , the photoelectric cells on the streetlights  2008 Page #11  
ent with a bolide that tripped the photoelectric cells on the streetlights  2008 Page #11  
he town that weren't controlled by photoelectric cells. The local newspaper 2008 Page #11  
out but these streetlights were on photoelectric cells and no one else repo 2008 Page #13  
the lights in Eureka, not just the photoelectric cell streetlights. When he 2008 Page #14  
ight was so bright it affected the photoelectric cells in Eureka. They igno 2008 Page #17  

Word: "photograph", 79 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 horticultural passions. The Alien Photograph A genuine alien photograph wo 2003 Page #34  
e Alien Photograph A genuine alien photograph would be outstanding supporti 2003 Page #34  
uffman and gave him a copy of this photograph as recreated below depicting  2003 Page #35  
being held between them. The Alien Photograph Recreationa Given to Huffman  2003 Page #35  
etrieval story and had offered the photograph as proof to a photographer fr 2003 Page #36  
alter W. Fisk? Walter Fisk got the photograph from Huffman In *53-55 time f 2003 Page #36  
amines the document, newspaper and photograph trail of the debris and sauce 2003 Page #42  
e Plains of St. Augustin" (22 mm.) Photograph/ production by Art Campbell P 2003 Page #43  
Roswell. Date not given by source. Photograph by Art Bell © 1996. The lette 2003 Page #97  
S.A, television September 28, 1995 Photograph from 16mm film © 1996 Orbital 2003 Page #101  
erent from the aluminum. Here is a photograph of two of the layered metal p 2003 Page #102  
     Layered Bi/Mg Metal Figure 6. Photograph of two metal pieces from the  2003 Page #103  
arter coin is for size comparison. Photograph by university professor© 1996 2003 Page #103  
 The professor's first step was to photograph the metal pieces as they arri 2003 Page #103  
re 9. Scanning electron microscope photograph at 50 times magnification of  2003 Page #105  
ers of bismuth and magnesium/zinc. Photograph by professor© 1996. The SEM w 2003 Page #105  
e 10. Scanning electron microscope photograph at 200 times magnification of 2003 Page #105  
ers of bismuth and magnesium/zinc. Photograph by professor© 1996. The profe 2003 Page #105  
 A pure, man-made bismuth crystal. Photograph by Linda Moulton Howe© 1996.2 2003 Page #106  
. There was snow all around in the photograph, and there were United States 2003 Page #197  
 States Air Force personnel in the photograph measuring this particular cra 2003 Page #197  
ands military officer source saw a photograph of a flying disc taken from a 2004 Page #64  
 Well Kept Secret. The front cover photograph is familiar to those of us wh 2004 Page #69  
acted on or around March 16, 1948. Photograph CD 2002 by Linda Moulton Howe 2004 Page #70  
owe, Scott Ramsey and Stan Gordon. Photograph © 2002 by Linda Moulton Howe. 2004 Page #70  
 Gordon on the right in this group photograph. Scott Ramsey's curiosity was 2004 Page #70  
ington" Computer Simulation of B&W Photograph Military Base Classified Libr 2004 Page #73  
intact on the ground in the actual photograph," seen by former military off 2004 Page #73  
icer said he saw a black and white photograph of a silver disc in a classif 2004 Page #73  
recreation of that black and white photograph. The geographic location was  2004 Page #73  
report, a separate black and white photograph, and a book by Major Donald K 2004 Page #74  
 ground-surface disturbance in the photograph that would indicate a crash,  2004 Page #74  
ior to 1950. As I could see in the photograph, the material of the craft wa 2004 Page #74  
ldn't make out this feature in the photograph. "A porthole had a puncture t 2004 Page #74  
 States Air Force personnel in the photograph measuring this particular cra 2004 Page #187  
s or any other evidence on the one photograph he had at the time, and belie 2004 Page #226  
hoto was taken. Andrew studied the photograph and concluded there was, and  2004 Page #231  
toms or molecules were aligned" • "Photograph and findings on supposedly al 2005 Page #8  
s ... " ■ "some sort of being in a photograph ... " ■ "They (2 f.s.) dissol 2005 Page #9  
 to the dry climate there. In this photograph , the fence goes downhill to  2005 Page #53  
es x 24 inches, single shot aerial photograph s on old photographic style p 2005 Page #67  
 the study involved the time-lapse photograph y of jet planes contrails. As 2005 Page #100  
we all know that you cannot take a photograph or video of a hallucination.  2005 Page #118  
O Crash Retrieval Conference Early photograph of witness June Crain, who wo 2005 Page #132  
a camera, with which he's going to photograph a flying disc. He figures nob 2006 Page #44  
ade a pass over the crash scene to photograph the wreckage. He reported tha 2006 Page #74  
 Most of these books show a famous photograph taken in 1952 of Mrs. May hol 2006 Page #91  
iff University and they started to photograph the tree and all around it. T 2006 Page #129  
 this taking place. They sent us a photograph that showed a white cylinder  2006 Page #129  
 in Key West, Florida. This aerial photograph provided by Bill shows the di 2006 Page #142  
ith Pulse Acquisition Radar (PAR). Photograph provided by Bill.) This photo 2006 Page #142  
Photograph provided by Bill.) This photograph provided by Bill was taken in 2006 Page #142  
e SLIDE # 16— HAWK Missiles, 1967 (Photograph of HAWKS provided by Bill.) B 2006 Page #143  
ad special devices on the radar to photograph anything that we saw on that  2006 Page #149  
as looking at. It was an old B & W photograph that had an old truck in it.  2006 Page #157  
at's incredible!' I looked at that photograph and I looked at another photo 2006 Page #157  
photograph and I looked at another photograph that had the aliens layed out 2006 Page #157  
e of them was a head shot. Another photograph of it was an elongated shot o 2006 Page #158  
e truck looking out. In the actual photograph, you could barely make him ou 2006 Page #158  
by Howard). This is what we called Photograph Number 1. This is another ren 2006 Page #158  
hat really stood out to me in this photograph was the angle of the slants f 2006 Page #158  
, yeah. Here is another rendition (Photograph # 3). Now, in the photograph, 2006 Page #159  
tion (Photograph # 3). Now, in the photograph, this is all black, OK? But w 2006 Page #159  
seeing is where the flash took the photograph of what you see here. And it' 2006 Page #159  
f the gurney. (Picks up drawing of Photograph # 4) Evidently in the same sp 2006 Page #159  
not because of the black and white photograph. I do recall that its neck wa 2006 Page #159  
are farmer Trent's photos with the photograph taken by Guiseppe Grasso ...  2007 Page #49  
a too-good -to-be-true sixcies era photograph of a hovering flying saucer.  2007 Page #68  
 an interest in UFOs is weird. The photograph shows a commuter- sized flyin 2007 Page #69  
(Picture #33) -.. __ ·-- (Interior photograph of \Xt-P AFB Hangar #4 bay "E 2007 Page #117  
        In Tavernes Province, rhjs photograph was taken at 11 :30 PM by a m 2007 Page #156  
hed in 1974 by a man who gave this photograph to the father of Eddie Chavez 2007 Page #161  
--'-----·~------Here is the second photograph. While standing in Eddie's dr 2007 Page #161  
ak Observarory.] Back to the first photograph, in the background is a long  2007 Page #162  
                   SLIDE# 7 Aerial photograph of COBRA Ml ST fan-shaped rad 2008 Page #73  
ston says he used in his camera to photograph the triangular craft on the g 2009 Page #60  
                    December 2007, photograph from RAF Bentwaters /Woodbrid 2009 Page #71  
han Air Force Base (AFB), Arizona. Photograph courtesy USAF.                2009 Page #72  
les Halt showed up with cameras to photograph the UFO that had returned to  2009 Page #82  

Word: "photographed", 14 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 a shape that was identical to one photographed in France in 1954, and in 1 2003 Page #170  
endix II that is unfortunately not photographed, or perhaps not included in 2003 Page #173  
d to have held the Manual that was photographed in his hand and noted that  2003 Page #179  
e cover or some other location not photographed; or (b) the assignment of t 2003 Page #185  
r • Report 59 and Report 60(1974): Photographed aliens could have been same 2004 Page #116  
egram that day, while he was being photographed. One photo in particular ca 2004 Page #141  
 of the press were present when he photographed the debris in Ramey's offic 2004 Page #231  
thenticity of the documented being photographed. In some legal cases that m 2004 Page #243  
ar. Everything that night that was photographed was sealed and marked TOP S 2006 Page #149  
O writer and lecturer Timothy Good photographed a poster at the Hong Kong I 2007 Page #67  
placed in a triangular pattern was photographed in 1974 by a man who gave t 2007 Page #161  
final curious detail is that, when photographed, the object changes color d 2007 Page #198  
 saw the object. In one version he photographed it and then had his camera  2008 Page #54  
aft was 9 feet by 6.5 feet that he photographed and touched around 3 AM, De 2009 Page #61  

Word: "photographer", 27 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ccording to his obituary. He was a photographer for six decades, many of th 2003 Page #34  
e had a good reputation as a great photographer and what surprised me was t 2003 Page #34  
iew, a few weeks after the event a photographer that was at the scene 30    2003 Page #34  
fered the photograph as proof to a photographer friend of his in the 1953-1 2003 Page #36  
uffman In *53-55 time frame. Great photographer ('50s) allegedly a doctor o 2003 Page #36  
n Slide 19 with the fingers of the photographer. The ice cream cone shape m 2003 Page #173  
RRESTRIAL CRAFT ” n Fingers of the photographer show in the photos □ The fo 2003 Page #174  
 1 0 Researcher John Lear V. 18-19 Photographer, 3 dead aliens and UFO seen 2004 Page #113  
rbara Schutte III, 37 Professional photographer took pictures of "live alie 2004 Page #113  
2. Report 53, Norton AFB, 1973. AF photographer took photos of UFO undergro 2004 Page #116  
 office and then called in a press photographer, J. Bond Johnson. He also c 2004 Page #141  
well where I play the autopsy room photographer. 148                        2004 Page #151  
t. It occurred when famous British photographer, Mike Maloney visited the D 2004 Page #179  
on. In 1947, Bond was the reporter/photographer for the Fort Worth Star-Tel 2004 Page #226  
well: Debbie Stock, a professional photographer from Huntington Beach, CA;  2004 Page #227  
emo in the same hand. Johnson, the photographer, took 4 photos using a Spee 2004 Page #227  
vents surrounding the photo shoot. Photographer/reporter James Bond Johnson 2004 Page #231  
s wrong, but as a lifelong amateur photographer something wasn't quite righ 2004 Page #233  
ram send out a further reporter or photographer? We don't believe so, the o 2004 Page #237  
ny other Star Telegram reporter or photographer, how did the two Marcel neg 2004 Page #237  
ey's office he was indeed the only photographer there, the story had yet to 2004 Page #238  
ries? Mike Maloney, a professional photographer, who claims to have viewed  2005 Page #148  
s. Mike Maloney is the Group Chief Photographer at Mirror Group Newspapers  2005 Page #148  
Alien Autopsy Film: A Decade Later Photographer of the Year three times. He 2005 Page #149  
, in fact, the most highly awarded photographer in the UK. He has mingled w 2005 Page #149  
ighest-award-winnin g professional photographer, who viewed other scenes fr 2005 Page #150  
eported that Frank Maggio, a staff photographer had seen the object. Accord 2008 Page #8  

Word: "photographer's", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

is in the 1953-1955 timeframe. The photographer's name was Walter Wayne Fis 2003 Page #36  
ed, or perhaps not included in the photographer's copy. Slides 17, 18, 19,  2003 Page #173  

Word: "photographers", 15 instance(s) (Back to Top)

event. Specifics, of police, fire, photographers, coroners and military com 2003 Page #21  
, there were police, fire, FBI and photographers already there and he was a 2003 Page #21  
re many people there, fire people, photographers, and so they lifted up one 2003 Page #23  
ne, two that he assumed were local photographers, fire people, and so not l 2003 Page #30  
oyees ■ Other firefighters ■ Other Photographers ■ County & police dispatch 2003 Page #34  
e that besides military there were photographers at the scene. One of the m 2003 Page #34  
rcel recalls a number of press men/photographers taking his picture, and he 2004 Page #237  
ing any Star Telegram reporters or photographers, just as our source who wa 2004 Page #238  
 British Institute of Professional Photographers. To date, Maloney has coll 2005 Page #148  
 available for comparison. Various photographers and authors documented the 2006 Page #84  
 photographs taken by intelligence photographers, the occupants appear in m 2006 Page #104  
e "forgotten" the addresses of the photographers who took them. It doesn't  2007 Page #48  
ral Electric and Sanyo, admonished photographers. "Always be ready to captu 2007 Page #71  
Rothbergl also dealt with a lot of photographers who used to film MariJyn.  2007 Page #135  
 confirmed bv several professional photographers, and that it remained the  2007 Page #199  

Word: "photographers'", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

m Integraphs taken by intelligence photographers', the occupants appear in  2003 Page #236  

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les Fox Copywriter : Jason ca rrer Photographer· Swart Hall TJe·.'I Fri&kle 2007 Page #66  

Word: "photographic", 27 instance(s) (Back to Top)

er recoveries. It also reviews the photographic evidence, including the Zap 2003 Page #42  
 - 1963 approx. Timeframe National Photographic Interpretation Center Invol 2003 Page #164  
 4. Test equipment (electronic) 5. Photographic: print processing, photogra 2003 Page #177  
iple animal reactions to the UFOs; photographic and historic evidence, and  2004 Page #48  
d States. Lundahl ran the National Photographic Interpretation Center PIC)  2004 Page #101  
nt Kennedy's office with his large photographic charts to brief the Preside 2004 Page #101  
e directed the analysis of all the photographic evidence that was used in t 2004 Page #101  
fter doing the Robertson Panel UFO photographic work he was hired by the CI 2004 Page #101  
niques provided necessary aids and photographic production for intelligence 2004 Page #101  
chnology Division and the National Photographic Interpretation Center in th 2004 Page #101  
elated work for Lundahl's National Photographic Interpretation. It may be a 2004 Page #101  
alyzed the CIA Robertson Panel UFO photographic evidence. In fact, he actua 2004 Page #104  
cuments have been received only as photographic copies but others appear to 2004 Page #134  
child could be used to enhance the photographic glimpse of what may have be 2004 Page #141  
s even a telegram. They say grainy photographic 138                         2004 Page #141  
nicAes provioel neceaaary aids ana photographic production for intelligence 2004 Page #212  
chnology Division and the National Photographic Interpretation Center in th 2004 Page #212  
perations Manual, were received as photographic negatives and we can do our 2004 Page #243  
o our best to authenticate them as photographic negatives but we do not kno 2004 Page #243  
btleties: the word NPIC — National Photographic Interpretation Center, and  2004 Page #246  
le shot aerial photograph s on old photographic style paper and they ·were  2005 Page #67  
d fellowship s from both the Royal Photographic Society and the British Ins 2005 Page #148  
ney has collected ninety-six major photographic awards including Press 146  2005 Page #148  
two aircraft to conduct a detailed photographic survey of the area. Nothing 2006 Page #120  
disclosure project. She was a NASA photographic expert \vho prepared missio 2007 Page #85  
t \vho prepared mission slides and photographic slides. She said that in bu 2007 Page #85  
y security people, light-alls, and photographic equipment were present. SLI 2008 Page #93  

Word: "photographing", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ng these objects on the bottom and photographing them before some of the sh 2004 Page #43  
 stop flying over crop circles and photographing them, as it undermined the 2008 Page #67  
 Army Agfa film at a low price for photographing the Panama Canal and other 2008 Page #132  

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ian capacity the field of contract photographjc analysis for the National R 2007 Page #138  

Word: "photographs", 83 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e Institution of Washington, D. C. Photographs by Linda Moulton Howe © 1996 2003 Page #108  
the site behind the scenes. Aerial photographs of Mount Weather show the pr 2003 Page #194  
 across absolutely clear pictures, photographs of a UFO that was on the gro 2003 Page #197  
 this particular craft. There were photographs of them. You could see in a  2003 Page #197  
You could see in a number of these photographs. There were actually close u 2003 Page #197  
he door. When I actually saw these photographs in the files, I said, "Well  2003 Page #197  
 United States Air Force has these photographs - that they've got this vehi 2003 Page #197  
've obviously got it. Here are the photographs. Further evidence that Carte 2003 Page #197  
ocal authorities in El Fasher have photographs and with difficulty cut samp 2004 Page #7  
 smooth landing? Perhaps the still photographs and move footage in the poss 2004 Page #11  
vernment insiders saw on radar and photographs advanced aerial devices that 2004 Page #61  
evaluation of gun camera and still photographs requested on call by the For 2004 Page #101  
has he or anyone else produced any photographs that display the tape. He ex 2004 Page #138  
               The Road to Roswell Photographs from Roswell, The Movie Kyle 2004 Page #150  
rity for centuries.ln due time the photographs and glorious tames of dime p 2004 Page #164  
across absolutely clear pictures — photographs — of a UFO that was on the g 2004 Page #187  
. There was snow all around in the photographs, and there were United State 2004 Page #187  
ing this particular craft — taking photographs of it. Sheehan reported the  2004 Page #187  
g UFO Crash, allegedly handed over photographs to military 11 Hit buy by Vo 2004 Page #209  
ation of gun camera file and still photographs requested on call by the For 2004 Page #212  
 by Gen. Roger Ramey in two of the photographs; precisely when were the pho 2004 Page #226  
otographs; precisely when were the photographs taken; and, finally, was the 2004 Page #226  
vered to Gen. Ramey's office where photographs were taken of Gen. Ramey, Co 2004 Page #226  
ris spread out on the floor. These photographs were virtually ignored for t 2004 Page #226  
Star-Telegram credited with taking photographs of Gen. Ramey, Col. DuBose,  2004 Page #226  
 any "hieroglyphics" in any of the photographs, as reported by witnesses of 2004 Page #226  
to start an investigation into the photographs. We ordered 16 x 20 prints o 2004 Page #226  
abricated metal, and in one of the photographs, General Ramey is clutching  2004 Page #226  
 had time to read the message, the photographs would never have been proces 2004 Page #228  
ons resulted in the conclusion the photographs were taken between 3:05 pm a 2004 Page #233  
ference" at which the Ramey office photographs (ROP) had been taken? This i 2004 Page #233  
y light be shed on all this by the photographs themselves? For the first ti 2004 Page #233  
I now believe it can. Of the seven photographs known to exist that were tak 2004 Page #233  
urements of the debris seen in the photographs, RPIT researcher Andrew Lavo 2004 Page #233  
ic phone discussions regarding the photographs and the results we were gett 2004 Page #233  
had been used to take the original photographs? It might reveal something,  2004 Page #233  
d be the same across any number of photographs taken with that individual l 2004 Page #233  
the growing belief that the Marcel photographs were not taken at Bond's pho 2004 Page #234  
e film was exposed. The two Marcel photographs were taken in a totally diff 2004 Page #234  
rough Ramey's window in one of the photographs. But how did the Star Telegr 2004 Page #236  
d, the events now indicated by the photographs themselves seem to be not as 2004 Page #238  
full story behind the Ramey Office Photographs continues. I won't go into b 2004 Page #238  
he U. S. government took two dozen photographs of this large triangular fea 2005 Page #51  
ern seen in the 1953 hjgh altitude photographs. The yellow arrow marks the  2005 Page #53  
 Steve Jones to examine the aerial photographs of the peculiar triangle fea 2005 Page #61  
the basement along with the aerial photographs of the triangle. /JU. di4y « 2005 Page #62  
 DRES facility basements. The many photographs formed a grid around the tri 2005 Page #65  
le. \Xlhat aerial vehicle took the photographs and from which height is not 2005 Page #65  
D NEW WITH NEW LOCKS. ''The aerial photographs were taken with the impact s 2005 Page #66  
bed being the center of the aerial photographs." OVERLAY: 1953 AERIAL IMAGE 2005 Page #66  
They took a grid pattern of aerial photographs on June 11, 1953, about 50 t 2005 Page #67  
S LAKE BED-\~ide "I've seen aerial photographs before as early as the early 2005 Page #67  
ce 66 "And these were intelligence photographs, obviously from the way they 2005 Page #68  
ature.' \Xie showed him the aerial photographs . \Y,/e took him out on site 2005 Page #70  
 document does not vanish, as have photographs and other UFO evidence hande 2005 Page #131  
ple, rocks co test, scarred trees, photographs or direct ET materials. Fore 2005 Page #137  
arch, including all of my data and photographs and we talked for hours. I a 2006 Page #89  
he team was able to learn and from photographs taken by intelligence photog 2006 Page #104  
ical Entities" in TOP SECRET/MAJIC Photographs 'The alien creature had a wh 2006 Page #156  
ice that contained the vault. Four Photographs of Extraterrestrial Biologic 2006 Page #157  
d out on the table, OK, and it had photographs and documents and the covers 2006 Page #157  
bout,' and he handed me one of the photographs. I looked at it and had no i 2006 Page #157  
t on a skid. I looked at two other photographs that had a very dark black 1 2006 Page #157  
ons of drawings that I made of the photographs that I saw in Okinawa. What  2006 Page #158  
sual Proof: reference to dozens of photographs, including the note by "Ben" 2007 Page #44  
, said that the original prints of photographs published in newspapers are  2007 Page #48  
Office for permission for Polaroid photographs co be taken, even though all 2007 Page #95  
 higher quality official Air Force photographs available at the Adjutant Ge 2007 Page #95  
ally hundreds of official U.S.A.F. photographs of these aircraft in formati 2007 Page #95  
 Jack was aUO\\ ed to select chose photographs best suited for the upcoming 2007 Page #95  
ut the flyers. Currently there are photographs and video footage of everyth 2007 Page #129  
the mountain and continued to take photographs. Astonisrungly, these reveal 2007 Page #137  
he structure. Needless to say, the photographs were carefully and quietly p 2007 Page #138  
ed with rum his knowledge of seven photographs that appeared to show the Ar 2007 Page #138  
e further explains that rwo of the photographs displayed what was, beyond a 2007 Page #138  
ggs. Riggs goes on to say that the photographs had been immediatel y classi 2007 Page #138  
r was given access to these latter photographs for analysis some time after 2007 Page #138  
to share with you a couple of 1974 photographs that I have only recently re 2007 Page #160  
e only difference is that the disc photographs were taken further east, clo 2007 Page #162  
 knew the date his friend took the photographs, except that it was before A 2007 Page #162  
and purpose. After taking numerous photographs and taking many measurements 2007 Page #189  
ent copies of the movies and still photographs and kept the originals, whic 2008 Page #132  
ot. Garrison eventually would take photographs of these tramps with him to  2009 Page #33  

Word: "photography", 12 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ments l-’Z a Archives, libraries & photography Hj • ■ Stan Friedman finds W 2003 Page #22  
 church he was known for his color photography of roses one of Huffman's ho 2003 Page #34  
ads at the time. Historical aerial photography is available for 32          2003 Page #36  
dentified by dowsers in the aerial photography have not yet been visited at 2003 Page #37  
 a review of the historical aerial photography to verify these fires. Charl 2003 Page #37  
 logs is planned along with aerial photography and ground surveys. Although 2003 Page #38  
, new witnesses, historical aerial photography, soil samples or archival re 2003 Page #38  
Archives and Record Administration photography, RG145, Can 1850, image TV-4 2003 Page #39  
5. Photographic: print processing, photography, darkroom 11/8/2003 Special  2003 Page #177  
 he used was nocturnal, time-lapse photography. In chis investigative techr 2005 Page #95  
n AFB to compare historical aerial photography from 1948, 1952 and present  2006 Page #46  
FOs from high resolution satellite photography, because they are so frequen 2007 Page #85  

Word: "photomicrograph", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Layered Bi/Mg Metal Figure 16. 40x Photomicrograph: Bismuth side This 40x p 2003 Page #113  
omicrograph: Bismuth side This 40x photomicrograph shows the bismuth side u 2003 Page #113  
t immersed in water. Figure 17 40x Photomicrograph: Bismuth side after 40 d 2003 Page #113  
ter 40 days in water This 40 power photomicrograph shows the bismuth side o 2003 Page #113  
cles on the surface. Figure 18 40x Photomicrograph: Magnesium side, after 4 2003 Page #113  
0 days in water Here is a 40 power photomicrograph of the magnesium side of 2003 Page #113  
ed surfaces, such as this 40 power photomicrograph of a bismuth layer. Occa 2003 Page #113  
 the magnesium side. Figure 21 40x Photomicrograph: Bismuth side, crater af 2003 Page #113  
eaction particles. Figure 22. 100x Photomicrograph: Close-up reaction parti 2003 Page #113  
arl-chain patterns. Figure 23. 40x Photomicrograph: Bismuth side that had b 2003 Page #113  

Word: "photomicrograph'", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 reaction products. Figure 19. 40x Photomicrograph' Bismuth side after wate 2003 Page #113  

Word: "photon", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

itled Spacepo1JJer (1958), fusion, photon, and anti-gravity propulsion tech 2005 Page #173  

Word: "photos", 82 instance(s) (Back to Top)

titiously snapping pictures of the photos, the equipment, and even the inte 2003 Page #145  
a meeting at Kirtland AFB with his photos, films and recordings in hand. As 2003 Page #145  
n Manuscript WP Library note, many photos FDR, Marshall, Bush, Truman Ike J 2003 Page #169  
rs of the photographer show in the photos □ The four shapes shown are consi 2003 Page #174  
 communication OK ' Documentation: photos, radiation, toxics; if not secure 2003 Page #175  
ow up on physical evidence such as photos, material, or hardware) 29. Concl 2003 Page #177  
 o Decomposition degree will vary: photos of all remains o Minimize contact 2003 Page #177  
e. It also emphasizes the value of photos, material or hardware. (Obviously 2003 Page #178  
factured in 1954 suggests that the photos might have been taken as early as 2003 Page #179  
ly schedule of meetings, briefing, photos, state dinners, and in Bill Clint 2003 Page #189  
aphs. There were actually close up photos of different perspectives of the  2003 Page #197  
all 211 Report on the Ramey Office Photos Ron Regehr 223 Debris from Two Cr 2004 Page #3  
ere were no follow-up articles, no photos, no police reports, no letters or 2004 Page #31  
 SR-71, and satellite surveillance photos. He briefed many presidents on th 2004 Page #101  
olson III, 27-30 Witness possessed photos of "alien cadavers" 32 1957 South 2004 Page #112  
on AFB, 1973. AF photographer took photos of UFO underground in net suspend 2004 Page #116  
tified surface ships were present, photos were confiscated and never releas 2004 Page #130  
at when he was flying on Gemini 5, photos he had taken of Area 51 had been  2004 Page #176  
        Report on the Ramey Office Photos Ron Regehr Copyright 2004 Ron Reg 2004 Page #226  
 and he had not read it before the photos were taken. Why do we believe thi 2004 Page #227  
 Johnson, the photographer, took 4 photos using a Speed Graphic 4 x 5 camer 2004 Page #227  
stily process the film and get the photos on the wire for the East Coast ev 2004 Page #227  
        Report on the Ramey Office Photos and is firmly convinced he was th 2004 Page #228  
        Report on the Ramey Office Photos Combining the "best read (admitte 2004 Page #230  
urned to his office to develop the photos. Less than 1 hour later, Gen. Ram 2004 Page #230  
old, the AF report referred to the photos as follows: A close review of the 2004 Page #230  
s follows: A close review of these photos ... revealed ...that in the two p 2004 Page #230  
os ... revealed ...that in the two photos of Ramey he had a piece of paper  2004 Page #230  
asked to scrutinize the digitizHed photos for an indication of ... "hierogl 2004 Page #230  
4, that even after digitizing, the photos were of insufficient quality to v 2004 Page #231  
        Report on the Ramey Office Photos clearance, and series design diff 2004 Page #232  
the background of the Ramey office photos one contentious point has repeate 2004 Page #233  
        Report on the Ramey Office Photos exactly what type it was, and Bon 2004 Page #234  
knew for certain he took the Ramey photos, then he also must have taken the 2004 Page #234  
        Report on the Ramey Office Photos fir026 31i4 8, 1947 1. Brig. Gen, 2004 Page #236  
ar Telegram processing his earlier photos and he would be totally unaware o 2004 Page #237  
 Bond and they had the pick of his photos, he seems to have been at liberty 2004 Page #237  
        Report on the Ramey Office Photos across town from one paper or new 2004 Page #238  
cover story. In a final twist, the photos also give us the possibility to m 2004 Page #238  
aim that the Marcel and the Newton photos could have been staged in close s 2004 Page #238  
racteristics of those seen in N.M. Photos in White Hot folder are not avail 2004 Page #246  
d Leaked Documents 1. 44 - 3" x 5" photos of Documents 2. 76 pictures, craf 2004 Page #248  
of alien activity on the Moon. 122 photos ... " A STUDY OF INTENTIONS i AND 2005 Page #9  
o-dozen large high altitude aerial photos of the triangular feature on the  2005 Page #60  
ause of what they look like. These photos were 24 inches x 24 inches, singl 2005 Page #67  
 He did not say whether these were photos or drawings, but he called mem pi 2005 Page #165  
em pictures, so I assume they were photos. At one point during the debriefi 2005 Page #165  
uments (manuals, accident reports, photos, etc.), and published material (n 2006 Page #71  
ls that I recognized from studying photos of the vehicle. On the inside sur 2006 Page #80  
r Force Base, studied wreckage and photos of the crash site for a fire patt 2006 Page #82  
at Edwards and told them about the photos he managed to take as the jet plu 2006 Page #83  
plastic sandwich bags with debris. Photos of these pieces (the largest was  2006 Page #83  
overflight [sic] was ordered. "The photos returned by that aircraft showed  2006 Page #135  
e from Craig Howard that the vault photos and files were from a disc crash  2006 Page #160  
Okinawa story and the file and the photos and the whole thing. I thought th 2006 Page #161  
 Herald for July 26, 1984 featured photos depicting an attempt to fry an eg 2006 Page #183  
a hoax, it was a damn poor one. No photos or film (faked or genuine) were p 2006 Page #192  
S REMARKS ( compare farmer Trent's photos with the photograph taken by Guis 2007 Page #49  
Grasso ... ) "Good comparisons ... Photos were analyzed at NPIC and show si 2007 Page #49  
racteristics of those seen in N.M. Photos in White Hot folder not available 2007 Page #49  
inal product "BEN"s HANDWRITING ■ "Photos were analyzed at NPIC" - ■ "White 2007 Page #49  
 actual aircraft and official USAF photos are still classified, this articl 2007 Page #94  
ssion, and did not want to release photos of these aircraft with flat tires 2007 Page #95  
se aircraft in flight (see a erial photos/illustrations 12-20, and USAF con 2007 Page #95  
n Jack first saw the official USAF photos of these aircraft, he was amazed, 2007 Page #99  
se aircraft. Some of the in-flight photos clearly showed the discs being es 2007 Page #99  
 11, 14-17). A few of the inflight photos also appeared to show F-80 Shooti 2007 Page #99  
er Saber jet aircraft. Some of the photos that Jack was shown included 50 a 2007 Page #99  
y to go on the back of each of the photos Jack had picked out earlier. Due  2007 Page #110  
, the 0.1.C. began taking back the photos. At th.is exact point, the offici 2007 Page #110  
y which included specific data and photos, and also in an official document 2007 Page #114  
lic domain, the technical details, photos, and motion picture/newsreel foot 2007 Page #120  
 description of the object and the photos, and some background on the ream  2007 Page #139  
hiJjli on May 17, 1974, plus these photos not far away near the Manzano Mou 2007 Page #162  
nced military aircraft, intriguing photos and videos, etc. The Limits of a  2008 Page #68  
iled to TC) WP Librcr-y note, many photos ■ S-3 (mailed to TC) FOR, Ma!Ylal 2008 Page #115  
979 Drop Off ■ Stringfield and The Photos ■ Growing Parmoia ■ .l\fanzano ■  2008 Page #162  
st name. However, she did keep two photos of his wedding. The key incident  2009 Page #90  
soil at the landing sites. Witness photos were also included in the documen 2009 Page #137  
code swnmary of two associ.ttes of photos •Called each lec1d • Checked Big  2009 Page #193  
•' -· •l.iv-s next ru wht•rc lt,ji photos wcre 1,1ken ·l'cculiar reaction r 2009 Page #198  
 ap,1rtment during puhlic,1tion of photos •East lm.lian •Moved out after fl 2009 Page #198  

Word: "php", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

/www.ufoforhumanrights .com/mj-12 .php. For a NARA statement on the memo, g 2009 Page #46  
www.presidency .ucsb.edu /ws/index.php?pid=605 73 12 Available online at: h 2009 Page #46  
ocuments.com/documents/1960- l 969.php 18 The burned Memorandum is availabl 2009 Page #46  
uments .com/documents/authenticity.php 26 Available online at: http://tinyu 2009 Page #46  
uments.com/documents /authenticity.php 31 Available online al: http://tinyu 2009 Page #47  
 www.worldofthestrange.com/modules.php?name=Newsletters&op=Viewltems&vid=40 2009 Page #56  

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uments .com/documents/J 960- 1969 .php#burnedmemo 19 See page one of burned 2009 Page #46  

Word: "phrase", 12 instance(s) (Back to Top)

the situation there" (blank). This phrase is interesting in that a comma af 2003 Page #206  
er, yet subtle deletion of a whole phrase that appears in the Wedemeyer dir 2003 Page #206  
lving The ■'Emulation ” Difference Phrase Analysis (Twining first then Wede 2003 Page #207  
alysis, covertly if possible. That phrase, "High priority assigned to colle 2004 Page #65  
he Disclosure Log. A search on the phrase "DIS UFO Incident Files" will tum 2008 Page #64  
the police were careful to use the phrase "unusual aircraft" as opposed to  2008 Page #67  
here are sophisticated clausal and phrase relations that individual authors 2008 Page #106  
 "wet affairs" was a highly arcane phrase used by the KGB for assassination 2008 Page #112  
Jse Is a proposition ■ EOP-cd9e of phrase punctuc1t ion; d phrase is cl con 2008 Page #118  
OP-cd9e of phrase punctuc1t ion; d phrase is cl constllurent unit or a prop 2008 Page #118  
 with our pants down to use an old phrase. We do have a "historical base" t 2009 Page #16  
 , he pointed out that the cryptic phrase "it should be wet" originates fro 2009 Page #43  

Word: "phraseology", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

her point was that the 'Alien/EBE' phraseology was not used in any later di 2009 Page #52  

Word: "phrases", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

thentic? ■ Unique period words and phrases • “super weapon of war", “atomic 2003 Page #26  
tz focused in on commonly repeated phrases and oft-used words like "and" an 2003 Page #149  
curity Stamp N N Y Y N Y Identical Phrases Analysis Below is a listing of p 2003 Page #206  
ses Analysis Below is a listing of phrases that are in common between the t 2003 Page #206  
city rating than arcane and unique phrases (etymology) in the document. One 2004 Page #243  
ly identify relevant documents and phrases therein that deal with human dea 2006 Page #101  
 be reflected by the use of common phrases? ■If dictated, was it recorded i 2008 Page #119  
   ( 1295 words) which has several phrases and sentences that are highly si 2009 Page #11  
arder, like the complexity of noun phrases) and obtain an average value of  2009 Page #11  
. However, it too seems to contain phrases that are identical to a credible 2009 Page #13  
 originates from Russia, where the phrases "wet works" or "wet affairs" den 2009 Page #43  

Word: "phrasing", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 shows that characteristic laconic phrasing defined by concise language use 2003 Page #28  

Word: "phr·•1", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

~.~i~i::;r~.~:,~n,, -ur,.....,, .,.phr·•1 ... ,,.. nl anv ........... , ..  2005 Page #19  

Word: "phyalcal", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

y of nil aucGoiaar, lxul«| qu« and phyalcal •Mhiuatlnn. It wia | JrAmaon, n 2003 Page #91  

Word: "phynral", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n ’ fentir at Balheida. Md , where phynral and mental fatigue and - Mr Forr 2003 Page #91  

Word: "phys", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

    •+++~++++++-++ IC-1'1 • Pinto. Phys. Rcv.B, 60, 21. 1999, p.4457 Scienc 2005 Page #23  
PE to satisfy energy conscrvat ion Phys. Rev. Lcll .. Vol. 92. 2004 llydrod 2005 Page #24  

Word: "physic", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

poor objcrsers" Dr. Donald Menzel. Physic* Todas 4. “ I he unexplained sigh 2003 Page #118  
hey arr • The eYidence rupport.ing physic.al reality m UFOs is overwhemlng  2008 Page #146  

Word: "physical", 84 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s not fundamentally constrained by physical principles. ” Source: Physics E 2003 Page #15  
ither as manmade objects or as any physical force or effect known to our sc 2003 Page #18  
 Dad Metallic saucer - broken open Physical craft - dials, gauges Hieroglyp 2003 Page #23  
 there. It may come in the form of physical evidence, bits of wreckage, new 2003 Page #38  
 In Naval Hoipltfll For Ntrwat and Physical Exhauitlon^ •x '* la rm Hl* IJI 2003 Page #91  
d in Navy Hospital for Nervous and Physical Exhaustion" Bethesda Hospital r 2003 Page #91  
he South Carolina writer were hard physical facts that could be tested. I c 2003 Page #100  
 both Mg and Zn have quite similar physical and chemical properties; both a 2003 Page #115  
e. She recalled being undressed, a physical examination, and just before sh 2003 Page #143  
uments com 1 ’I ’ 1R&D Board Basic Physical Sciences - Jan 28, 1949 Novembe 2003 Page #161  
 the document also states that the physical and mental health of both anima 2003 Page #163  
 of no value □ Always follow up on physical evidence such as photos, materi 2003 Page #177  
ce chain of custody. Moving to the physical processes, with original paper, 2003 Page #178  
Establish provenance if possible s Physical • Date the ink, watermark or pa 2003 Page #180  
ectual" techniques (as opposed to "physical") for authentication that apply 2003 Page #181  
tical positions being established. Physical evidence of witnessed landings, 2004 Page #15  
 the document also states that the physical and mental health of both anima 2004 Page #17  
ly, the reference to people having physical reactions is not unlike the ref 2004 Page #17  
 of Technology - Oceanographic and Physical Sciences, which was just 87     2004 Page #90  
 not be accounted for by any known physical phenomenon. Neesham and Larsen  2004 Page #104  
Roswell Incident, lamented that no physical proof had been obtained and tha 2004 Page #141  
s, said his sources were afraid of physical threats if their names were pri 2004 Page #145  
g and 59 candidates and doctors of physical sciences were sent to camps. •  2004 Page #159  
ed at maximum exploitation of both physical and biological aspects of the E 2004 Page #171  
bitants and military personal made physical contact. It was a color film. A 2004 Page #189  
iangle feature and to research the physical lakebed site with a magnetomete 2005 Page #61  
seemed to be insect-lik e in their physical structure.5 There are several s 2005 Page #79  
 challenged the basic precepts and physical la\\ s our exjsting sciencific  2005 Page #87  
as Reich's acceptance of UFOs as a physical reality that dealt rus professi 2005 Page #87  
lanation that fit into established physical science, without success. Like  2005 Page #93  
ng their finrung was "not based on physical evaluation." Early release was  2005 Page #101  
 problem of ufology: without clear physical evidence in the form of crashed 2005 Page #120  
le, with unimpeachable sources and physical evidence, but they are not. How 2005 Page #134  
esults of investigati ons into any physical evidence, such as soil variatio 2005 Page #135  
known facts of history) Forensics (physical trace testing, paper and ink te 2005 Page #135  
 sign an affidavit to that effect. Physical evidence is available; for exam 2005 Page #137  
ltiple witnesses, and questionable physical evidence. Yet the stories persi 2005 Page #166  
2% have read any. I note the 5000+ physical trace cases that Ted Phillips h 2006 Page #4  
h it is preferable to maintain the physical well-being of any entity, the l 2006 Page #21  
s personally involved in analyzing physical trace evidence at UFO landing s 2006 Page #26  
recovery teams. It is only through physical evidence that this case can rea 2006 Page #47  
 God, and our understanding of the physical world that we see around us. It 2006 Page #50  
itself in a manner such that real, physical interaction with earth-bound hu 2006 Page #52  
f the NHI appears very strange, in physical form, origin or manner of commu 2006 Page #52  
structure of the entity. It can be physical, having solid mass that can be  2006 Page #53  
strial in the common sense, i.e. a physical being from another physical pla 2006 Page #53  
i.e. a physical being from another physical planet? Is it from some remote  2006 Page #53  
tendant pain and destruction, both physical and emotional. Negative The wor 2006 Page #55  
 as further human economic growth, physical health and spiritual wellbeing. 2006 Page #56  
 be evaluation of NHI for signs of physical/psychological familiarity and v 2006 Page #59  
nd counter NHI technology and find physical vulnerabilities. Research would 2006 Page #64  
nd disinformation muddy the water. Physical evidence, however, is just evid 2006 Page #71  
retrievals by finding and studying physical evidence at crash sites. This c 2006 Page #71  
s today and studying the remaining physical evidence provides insight into  2006 Page #72  
rial was lying on the surface. The physical evidence clearly contradicted t 2006 Page #76  
 the cover story, but there was no physical evidence at the crash site to s 2006 Page #85  
nds To Top Secret Crashes Based on physical evidence, it was clear that the 2006 Page #86  
g forensic scientist, once wrote: "Physical evidence cannot be wrong, it ca 2006 Page #88  
floor. • Conclusion #7: An unknown physical object was discovered at this p 2006 Page #190  
e skeptics claim that there are no physical traces of UFOs, especially rada 2006 Page #200  
sends a Christmas card every year! Physical Evidence Occasionally, interest 2006 Page #206  
: The Role of Consciousness in the Physical World, Robert G. Jahn and Brend 2006 Page #207  
........ 178 A Survey of Retrieved Physical Evidence from South American UF 2007 Page #5  
ous or uncooperative individuals ► Physical assassination 9                 2007 Page #15  
us or uncooperati ve indjviduals ► Physical assassination •  -:, • .-·.:. 1 2007 Page #16  
eats to 'National Security': - ;.. Physical 1) Invasion (Marshall Chadwell  2007 Page #36  
curity under two broad categories: physical and social. Over time, I have c 2007 Page #36  
. At least one of the objects made physical contact with the plane, and the 2007 Page #191  
             A Survey of Retrieved Physical Evidence from South American UF 2007 Page #193  
hese fragments offer a significant physical evidence for a scientific study 2007 Page #193  
 sample was eventually analyzed by physical chemist Roy Craig for the Unive 2007 Page #195  
ses furnish a signjficant piece of physical evidence towards proving the ex 2007 Page #202  
........ 178 A Survey of Retrieved Physical Evidence from South American UF 2008 Page #5  
ment , and even the possibility of physical evidence. Such a complex case,  2008 Page #7  
s an anonymous tale with a hint of physical evidence in the fom1 of the pic 2008 Page #15  
e undertaken. The organization and physical location of units of this Distr 2008 Page #26  
and subjected them to a variety of physical examinations. 17 Since that fat 2008 Page #35  
ack to the forest to look for more physical evidence beyond the tripod inde 2008 Page #83  
 change until you returned to your physical starting point and slowed back  2008 Page #95  
rky, and so the examination of the physical "leaked" document is rarely use 2008 Page #104  
ILITARY SIGNIFICAN CE • CASES WITH PHYSICAL EVIDENCE • ATP UPDATE (IT ISN'T 2008 Page #148  
telligence agencies concerned with physical and trace evidence recovery ope 2009 Page #19  
igin," these did not "constitute a physical threat to national defense." Mo 2009 Page #38  
uate from Stanford University. Her physical strength remained even after tw 2009 Page #88  

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om the Marshall library. 10. Where physically were Twining, Marshall and We 2003 Page #210  
 83 in 1973 and, although somewhat physically enfeebled, appeared to retain 2004 Page #29  
idge and Benrwaters. Was this plan physically on the table? G. Pulled it ou 2004 Page #52  
Analogue • U.S.S.R. • Program more physically distributed in nature, as UFO 2004 Page #161  
rior woodwork of her home. She was physically active until cancer incapacit 2009 Page #88  
188 • Diking groups via Internet • Physically met with bikers in the summit 2009 Page #194  

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er. Jesse Marcel Jr., who is now a physician in Helena, Montana, agrees and 2004 Page #137  
hiatrist is summoned after the MVD physician establishes a diagnosis of men 2004 Page #169  
At that time, he talked to another physician who refused to reveal his name 2005 Page #36  
hter, Dr. Eva Reich, now a retired physician living in Maine, recalled that 2005 Page #95  
g enough to motivate the attending physician, Bruce Tempest, M.D., to initi 2006 Page #110  
ntacted Dr. John Hubbard, a Navaho physician, and they jointly approached t 2006 Page #111  
ed reassurance messages from their physician while they underwent chemother 2006 Page #206  

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anged for both to speak before the physicians, therapists, and invited gues 2004 Page #58  
psies given to him by unidentified physicians, said his sources were afraid 2004 Page #145  
d, a whole staff of scientists and physicians began to virtually live in th 2005 Page #32  
 patients or any of those with the physicians he'd trained in merucal orgon 2005 Page #101  
k came in 1955 when one of Reich's physicians, Dr. L Lichael Silvert, rud j 2005 Page #101  
 of the sane American surgeons and physicians and I thought him to be the m 2005 Page #103  

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or of atmospheric sciences, senior physicist - quoted in UFOs: a Scientific 2003 Page #13  
arch help. Electrical engineer and physicist Travis Taylor at the Army's Re 2003 Page #110  
a in 1961. He worked as a research physicist at the University of Michigan  2003 Page #111  
on Greg Bishop In 1979, electrical physicist Paul Bennewitz was the preside 2003 Page #141  
ision. In a 1996 story former USAF physicist Robert Collins posted a chart  2003 Page #194  
 metal from the Aurora crash site, physicist Dr. Tom Gray of the University 2004 Page #30  
g or two. Let's begin with nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman, well known t 2004 Page #133  
l from Stanton Friedman, a nuclear physicist whose lecture called "UFO's Ar 2004 Page #135  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference physicist Robert Collins as a cover for  2004 Page #177  
ept — Oct 1998, 12-13. Thomas is a physicist and mathematician who also ser 2004 Page #223  
9, p.4457 Science Tunes Jan_l,l\ln Physicist s Confirm Power of Nothing . M 2005 Page #23  
 50 microns/sec Fcigd is the first physicist to use ZPE to satisfy energy c 2005 Page #24  
bring in engineers, biologists and physicist and house them in this facilir 2005 Page #71  
n research on cancer therapy." The physicist responded by letter six days l 2005 Page #91  
to believe his own eyes, the great physicist acknowledged the decided glow, 2005 Page #91  
 was met by a Dr. Byers, who was a physicist employed by the command. Byers 2005 Page #98  
 public relations." Dr. Byers, the physicist, told Moise that he was famili 2005 Page #99  
n Weather Control. .An atmospheric physicist with a background in Naval int 2005 Page #99  
hjs father, accomplished aerospace physicist Dr. Robert Wood, Ryan has work 2005 Page #117  
liminary photo analysis by optical physicist and UFO researcher Dr. Bruce M 2005 Page #121  
ash Retrieval Conference aerospace physicist for McDonnell Douglas Corporat 2005 Page #140  
es Only Dr. Robert Wood, aerospace physicist and UFO researcher For those w 2005 Page #141  
f worlds," in the words of project physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer. ln this 2005 Page #153  
trial propulsion systems. American physicist and inventor, T. Townsend Brow 2005 Page #170  
o know what he could find out as a physicist. Dan worked on a reverse-engin 2005 Page #174  
y view is, per a fine analogy from physicist Beatriz Gab° Rivera, that we a 2006 Page #6  
e some essential definitions. As a physicist, I found immediately that one  2006 Page #113  
e incident was reported to nuclear physicist and UFO investigator, Stanton  2006 Page #143  
tudents and faculty at UNM. German physicist, 155                           2007 Page #161  
ll University in Ithaca, New York, physicist and electrical engineer Michae 2008 Page #75  
vironments? Michael Kelley, Ph.D., Physicist , Prof. of Electrical and Comp 2008 Page #76  
me the previous night. Theoretical physicist Kurt Godel described in the bo 2008 Page #95  
 slide I 0. Dr. Pace is a talented physicist from an old Iron Curtain count 2008 Page #106  
are from poor observers." However, physicist Stanton Friedman, after studyi 2008 Page #133  
e of Yon Braun; Werner Heisenberg, physicist and Nobel laureate who founded 2008 Page #138  
t Dr. Paul Harteck; Nazi atom bomb physicist and military project leader Ku 2008 Page #138  
rl Wirtz and Horst Korsching ; and physicist Walter Gerlach. Heisenberg and 2008 Page #138  
 bio-E::'dslcnee of the weapon was physicist, conrirn1t~d Saturday in I dis 2009 Page #181  

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. \Xlhile the FBI was aware of the physicist's left-leaning S) mpathies, th 2005 Page #92  
. First, I would like to present a physicist's perspective on the question: 2008 Page #74  

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 12 by STANTON T. FRIEDMAN Nuclear Physicist-Lecturer 79 Pembroke Crescent  2003 Page #136  

Word: "physicists", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

reased following his joining other physicists in signing a secret letter da 2005 Page #92  
l times with an ET that helped the physicists and engineers with the engine 2005 Page #170  
et propulsion . One of the leading physicists of the German Institute of Fi 2005 Page #173  
 may become arrogant. When trained physicists feel they can replicate most  2006 Page #101  
ne of the nation's top theoretical physicists and a high-level scientific i 2007 Page #22  
w sixty years later, modem quantum physicists talk about parallel universes 2008 Page #95  
red "monkey shine" to many leading physicists of that day. Of course, since 2009 Page #20  

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 by physical principles. ” Source: Physics Essays, Volume 9, No. 1, 1996, a 2003 Page #15  
good Levengood received a B. S. in Physics and Mathematics from the Univers 2003 Page #111  
ion. The Handbook of Chemistry and Physics lists Bismuth, Magnesium and Zin 2003 Page #112  
from the Handbook of Chemistry and Physics.) The reaction diagram for the f 2003 Page #115  
andia Labs specializing in optical physics. He had been working for the Air 2003 Page #148  
discussed. The most basic from our physics understanding at the time would  2003 Page #161  
y Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. According to history 2004 Page #66  
u of Ordnance assigned the Applied Physics Laboratory of the Johns Hopkins  2004 Page #66  
what is known in ordinary terms of physics that you take the measure and ob 2004 Page #100  
erstanding of space, time, and the physics of the ETs. The last one is neat 2004 Page #117  
he ETH; behavior inconsistent with physics. These arguments were rebutted o 2004 Page #121  
neer the hardware and research the physics. Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer was a 2004 Page #249  
true, it would be a great bomb (to physics)." An understandable reaction, g 2005 Page #91  
h for the Institute of Atmospheric Physics in Tucson and a man very interes 2005 Page #97  
 with the Institute of Atmospheric Physics. Gardner had actually written co 2005 Page #97  
son-based Institute of Atmospheric Physics was founded in 1953 as a direct  2005 Page #99  
ies in the University of Arizona's Physics and atmospheric Science Building 2005 Page #100  
ories: Flight Dynamics and General Physics Research. Other labs involved we 2005 Page #173  
s of the German Institute of Field Physics at Goettingen, Germany, Dr. Burk 2005 Page #173  
s doctorate in 1976 in theoretical physics following his receiving his BS i 2005 Page #174  
illy "It would violate the laws of Physics" arguments. Not many have worked 2006 Page #13  
o no different set of equations or physics or biology than we do. If their  2006 Page #102  
of Nursing Studies and the Bigelow Physics Building. When I joined the Foun 2006 Page #199  
tion s were French, Art, Maths and Physics. So 1 was interested I'm some bu 2007 Page #80  
u find ch.is the case? GM: Yeah my Physics teacher was great :M\XI: Did you 2007 Page #80  
  Victor Regener, was Chair of the Physics and Astronom y Department at the 2007 Page #162  
 who was an associate professor of physics at the University of Utah confir 2008 Page #11  
Prof. Kelley received his Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Californi 2008 Page #75  
is also a serious subject in modem physics. Mathematical theory says that i 2008 Page #95  
lach's specialty was gravitational physics lending support to the idea that 2008 Page #138  
rk, 2003). After the war, he was a physics professor at the U. of Chicago,  2009 Page #9  
nversations on the Dark Secrets of Physics, Beller a Shield than a Sword, P 2009 Page #9  
part of symposium proceedings from PHYSICS and MEDICINE of the Upper Atmosp 2009 Page #90  
um Baccalaureatus (A.B.) Degree in Physics from Oberlin College in 1931, an 2009 Page #164  

Word: "physiological", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

legal nuclear weaponry; documented physiological changes to organic materia 2004 Page #48  
m UFO sightings, foreign research, physiological effects, abductions, MJ-12 2006 Page #196  

Word: "physiologist", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 was an internationall y respected physiologist and biophysicist whose main 2007 Page #75  
            ---Dr. De1/ev Bronk, a physiologist and biophysicist with inter 2008 Page #133  

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 he could not fulJy understand the physiology of the body he was examining, 2005 Page #36  
of group of EBEs in terms of their physiology, food requirements and medica 2006 Page #19  
er indicates that knowledge of EBE physiology had considerably advanced sin 2006 Page #19  
formation had been acquired on EBE physiology. This is consistent with the  2006 Page #19  
arch on microwave effects on human physiology and behavior. " There is a ba 2006 Page #206  

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er with degrees in mathematics and ph~ sics and a master's degree in engine 2005 Page #39  

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Retrieval Conference 6 -1: WHO WAS PH~LIP CORSO? ■ Born 1915, died in 1998  2005 Page #8  

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ly 1947, Roswell, NM; 5 July 1947, Pia.ins of San Augustin, NM; 13 August 1 2005 Page #163  

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aucrat, his artistic mother, was a piano teacher. ''Willi" and rus brother  2005 Page #88  

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r-Up, David Clarke & Andy Roberts, Piatkus, 2002. See also: www.flyingsauce 2006 Page #137  

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Photographic Interpretation Center PIC) which was responsible for analyzing 2004 Page #101  
1:rl.lZ ·r, N ( (( '==fn ! uYROSCO PIC EXPEIU1\1EV1 ,\L llJK:, \\ ' ,~--~ ~ 2007 Page #112  
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Word: "pick", 27 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he shoe soles. It was one thing to pick up and wax pieces, but quite anothe 2003 Page #48  
{Kecksburg}, PA to investigate and pick up an object that started a fire."  2003 Page #56  
. Pro and con, you could take your pick. Then there was Charlie C. Stephens 2004 Page #29  
r a vehicle that was being sent to pick him up. That truck was soon joining 2004 Page #47  
thing from outer space was able to pick up heavy animals in beams of light, 2004 Page #79  
 make an even-money bet and let me pick high or low, what, in your opinion  2004 Page #129  
le to get in together and a gun to pick up together. The absence of a threa 2004 Page #197  
pped in Cedar Hill, near Aztec, to pick up a friend who was traveling with  2004 Page #216  
ram employed Bond and they had the pick of his photos, he seems to have bee 2004 Page #237  
ily explained. Please have someone pick up your instruments, since they are 2005 Page #92  
make an even-mone y bet and let me pick high or low, what, in your opinion  2005 Page #140  
s ahead of us. An AM radio doesn't pick up FM signals. A German General jus 2006 Page #11  
ey had stopped just long enough to pick up his ejection seat. Collins was t 2006 Page #74  
e the targets with accurate darts, pick them up, get the bovine samples, an 2006 Page #116  
 distorted, but I could definitely pick out helicopters, you could pick out 2006 Page #147  
ly pick out helicopters, you could pick out turbo jet engines, you could pi 2006 Page #147  
k out turbo jet engines, you could pick out jet engines. After a long time  2006 Page #147  
 the scopes, you could hear it and pick them out. So we knew what they soun 2006 Page #147  
 on it, but just to see if I could pick up a Doppler shift and hear it. And 2006 Page #147  
 10 megawatt radar site is able to pick up much further than the old tube t 2006 Page #154  
letely disintegrated. And he had a pick in his hand. He was picking out thi 2006 Page #155  
experience," and "So next rime you pick up some apples, oranges and bananas 2007 Page #60  
e do and make it their business to pick up on trends and topics, all of wru 2007 Page #76  
 had guys standing on top of it to pick up the power Jjnes so they could fi 2007 Page #122  
rail could still be seen. No radar pick up reported as yet. Visual sighting 2008 Page #9  
l not be released. Finally, 1 will pick out some cases from the newly relea 2008 Page #61  
icer, a lieutenanl colonel came to pick me up because they gave the job to  2009 Page #93  

Word: "pick-up", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 the crash site in two vehicles, a pick-up and a State Police car. \Vhen th 2005 Page #155  
. He and his partner were in their pick-up truck one night and saw unusual  2006 Page #200  
d we headed into town. In my dad's pick-up he had a short-wave radio and be 2007 Page #121  

Word: "picked", 42 instance(s) (Back to Top)

an is named as one of three hoboes picked up in the railyard behind the gra 2003 Page #42  
Part of it was buried. I carefully picked it up and brushed off a crust of  2003 Page #45  
lastic bag. A little while later I picked up the tiny sole, below the slope 2003 Page #49  
ries about the incident which were picked up by newspapers nationwide. Many 2003 Page #55  
 checked with a spellchecker; mine picked out this mistake right away. 172  2003 Page #176  
rdo AAF and Kirtland AAF, had also picked up these objects on I the Uth as  2003 Page #233  
d, enough of the original has been picked up to show that he was not an inh 2004 Page #26  
MP Detachment at this hour, and he picked up the phone when it rang. Laurie 2004 Page #35  
was a patch of sea foam. The light picked it out, a yellow, glittery and th 2004 Page #39  
n, who is also deceased, when Doug picked him up said, We've got to get out 2004 Page #72  
   The Road to Roswell dead aliens picked up by the military. In fact, thes 2004 Page #148  
come up with as to why he had been picked for the government sponsored UFO  2004 Page #181  
 on his way to San Diego, had just picked up a pal nearby for the last part 2004 Page #216  
l tower when something strange was picked up on radar. It began to lose alt 2005 Page #44  
iphet) ' of a huge litter field. I picked up a piece of thin, shiny materia 2005 Page #155  
 constructed helmet interface that picked up his voice command and translat 2005 Page #174  
ties (EBEs). He claims that he was picked out during his childhood by the U 2006 Page #16  
its and pieces [were] meticulously picked up by hand and carried in boxes b 2006 Page #76  
 ferrites, so pieces of RAM can be picked up with a magnet. Fragments of fe 2006 Page #84  
ry sentence, every nuance, will be picked over by ufologists, the Ministry  2006 Page #131  
 direction than that, I would have picked them up on a sweep. I would also  2006 Page #146  
as the first time that we actually picked them up on radar. They were trave 2006 Page #146  
lowered men and equipment down and picked up the wreckage, as little as the 2006 Page #155  
 be. Our northern tier radars have picked up a flight of several dozen airc 2006 Page #164  
 warning radar ystem in Canada had picked up formations of unidentified obj 2006 Page #167  
elieved that the objects that were picked up were Russian bombers. He said  2006 Page #167  
ls burst into the room. How he had picked up the rumor I do not know, perha 2006 Page #167  
I saw a little piece of metal so I picked it up and brought it back with me 2006 Page #176  
ered with reddish dirt, presumably picked up when he stood on the object. A 2006 Page #187  
ack of each of the photos Jack had picked out earlier. Due co the fact that 2007 Page #110  
was no phone contact out. When you picked up the phone it was static. Not e 2007 Page #124  
t impact into South Haven Park. He picked up a friend and returned to the p 2007 Page #129  
es fell close to the beach, and we picked up a large amount of this materia 2007 Page #194  
 I March at 2135 hours the station picked up an object 340 degrees and 18 m 2008 Page #28  
ude. C. On 2 March at 1105 station picked up object at 335 degrees and 18 m 2008 Page #28  
 hours on 2nd March, radar station picked up two objects 310 degrees, altit 2008 Page #28  
AF radar installation at Knoxville picked up indications of eleven objects  2008 Page #28  
3, and my telephone was ringing. I picked it up and there was a police offi 2008 Page #33  
ghted craft)? Could something have picked us off the ground? B: I don't kno 2008 Page #85  
as developed in March 1962 and was picked up by the New York Times in which 2009 Page #16  
l tower when something strange was picked up on radar. It began to lose alt 2009 Page #51  
ies in this country," This idea is picked up by other reporters and comment 2009 Page #138  

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er Gadget Airforce Says '— Platter Picked^, 5" HER ALD W/£XDrc Up on Ranch“ 2003 Page #119  

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 illustration #12, #27, #28). Jack Picken was never briefed on the exact pr 2007 Page #108  

Word: "pickett", 14 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ing wing disc aircraft) By Jack D. Pickett and Michael H. Schratt Copyrigh  2007 Page #93  
 and detailed descriptions of Jack Pickett and \Xlarren Botz. The illustrat 2007 Page #94  
red U.S. Naval combat veteran Jack Pickett is pictured above and to the lef 2007 Page #94  
ente d true account by Mr. Jack D. Pickett (retired WWII naval combat veter 2007 Page #94  
the 1960's, and on into 1972, Jack Pickett and }us business associate Harol 2007 Page #94  
t back up to "fl~ing status". Jack Pickett was issued for his article, the  2007 Page #95  
 of the incredjble discs that Jack Pickett saw at "t\facDill AFB in 1967. I 2007 Page #111  
uilt the "Aying Saucers" that Jack Pickett saw at MacDill AFB in 1967. Myst 2007 Page #111  
tton memo" which was shown to Jack Pickett. In fact, Genera] Patton specifi 2007 Page #114  
er officially closed. ln 1972 Jack Pickett visited this facility and contac 2007 Page #114  
ngar, was the identical craft Jack Pickett saw at MacDill AFB in 1967. Thro 2007 Page #114  
y of the details mentioned by Jack Pickett 12 years earlier. Mr Botz clearl 2007 Page #114  
vealed to \Xlarren, but which Jack Pickett stated to me earlier. Jack descr 2007 Page #115  
sistent with comments made by Jack Pickett, and Warren Botz. 109            2007 Page #115  

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 Global Situation Report; and Kyle Pickford, a mergers and acquisitions con 2006 Page #49  
le Bowers, Michael Lindemann, Kyle Pickford and Joseph Firmage, drafted the 2006 Page #49  

Word: "picking", 12 instance(s) (Back to Top)

my camera equipment in my pack and picking up my walking stick, I started o 2003 Page #45  
mystery signals that Bennewitz was picking up and recording were part of on 2003 Page #150  
. So, it is not as trivial as just picking up the phone and expecting to ge 2004 Page #117  
or Jesse Marcel, after a day spent picking up the unusual debris at the Bra 2004 Page #142  
w walked the desert, line abreast, picking up every piece of debris. "The s 2006 Page #80  
clean-up were very concerned about picking up every piece of the wreckage." 2006 Page #80  
ews "spent days policing the area, picking up every piece" of debris from t 2006 Page #80  
 he had a pick in his hand. He was picking out this hair-like stuff. I said 2006 Page #155  
hered from what he told me, he was picking the burned remains of an E. T. o 2006 Page #155  
d to "average out" the location by picking a point halfway between Willingh 2006 Page #178  
out thirty others were put to work picking up debris. When the sun came up  2008 Page #14  
ng -Wow! At the same time, we were picking up radio signals and continuousl 2009 Page #70  

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d Turner Hamilton Holt a craft and pickled alien bodies in the sub-basement 2004 Page #84  
stake alien body held at Pentagon, pickled in glass tank 108                2004 Page #111  

Word: "picks", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

No, you could tell that. [Sheppard picks up one of several drawings to show 2006 Page #158  
ntity lying on top of the gurney. (Picks up drawing of Photograph # 4) Evid 2006 Page #159  
SO REMIND YOU OF A REPTILE? Yeah. [Picks up another drawing of alien hand.] 2006 Page #159  

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in the front yard and a nice shiny pickup truck that Jose was allowed to dr 2005 Page #153  
the crash site. Soon, he spotted a pickup truck bouncing toward him across  2006 Page #74  
, r:inchcn nnd farmhands pile into pickup truclcs and fan out across the ro 2007 Page #145  
a with two of his friends in their pickup trucks. The military was gone and 2008 Page #53  
ver , Miller's family bought a new pickup truck and a brand new gravel truc 2008 Page #53  
ansag. The three men traveled in a pickup truck from the East Gate toward t 2009 Page #63  

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that they spent more time having a picnic before returning to the ranch in  2004 Page #138  
tever happened, it seems it was no picnic. 135                              2004 Page #138  

Word: "picnire", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ns present a more or less complete picnire of world events. Consequently, t 2007 Page #7  

Word: "picotesla", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 transmitter does. It makes a tiny picotesla , as opposed to the Earth's fi 2008 Page #76  

Word: "picric", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

o various acids (rutric, sulfuric, picric). The Crumba lab wrote in a "Cert 2007 Page #200  

Word: "picrures", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Mt. Ararat. "My dad said that the picrures on their own didn't really answ 2007 Page #138  

Word: "picture", 61 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 and despite the stern look in his picture he had a good deal of charm and  2003 Page #22  
ting July 31, 1941 Friend gave him picture of Allen a few weeks after the e 2003 Page #22  
onabarger, gave reverend Huffman a picture of the dead non-human creature.  2003 Page #23  
s upcoming television documentary. Picture from Dad Metallic saucer - broke 2003 Page #23  
te Marin On - The Crash "I saw the picture originally from my dad who had g 2003 Page #23  
 in the Spring of '41. I saw that (picture) and asked my grandmother at a l 2003 Page #23  
and out here. As I recall from the picture I saw, he was about 4 feet tall, 2003 Page #23  
ame about that grandfather had the picture to begin with. But he never spok 2003 Page #30  
ase and when I first heard of this picture from Charlette I knew resolving  2003 Page #34  
- Fronabarger? □ Charlette saw the picture -20 times. a Was given to Walter 2003 Page #35  
iew retells the story of the alien picture and how she came to be aware of  2003 Page #35  
ess that I had of it is actually a picture that my father had and it was at 2003 Page #35  
s over conversations, but it was a picture, an old picture, because it had. 2003 Page #35  
ions, but it was a picture, an old picture, because it had... it was like t 2003 Page #35  
l, it never actually left me, that picture haunted me. And I had heard bits 2003 Page #35  
recognizing the importance of this picture, tracked Fisk down in New Mexico 2003 Page #36  
 answer as to what happened to the picture or we will get the no comment st 2003 Page #36  
t person to have handled the alien picture. Adding more weight to the truth 2003 Page #38  
 material. Again, water enters our picture. The small sole was found in an  2003 Page #49  
the White House on UFOs. Here is a picture from within the Carter archives  2003 Page #196  
Shag Harbor Incident. I was in the picture after awhile and re- interviewed 2004 Page #45  
BI telegram. Isn't it difficult to picture Major Jesse Marcel, after a day  2004 Page #142  
press men/photographers taking his picture, and he said there was just that 2004 Page #237  
, Bond must have sold at least one picture to the wire services, as the Bet 2004 Page #237  
essed like any other Star Telegram picture. All this could have been arrang 2004 Page #238  
e of the graph lines, one for each picture, is an indicator of the focal le 2004 Page #238  
t more work will give us a clearer picture. The Human Side of the Equation  2005 Page #75  
 long-ago event, and a remarkab le picture emerged. Baca writes: 152 The pu 2005 Page #154  
entific fields to obtain a broader picture of the alien's origin and mjssio 2005 Page #162  
n are very much dependent on one's picture of the local galactic neighborho 2006 Page #5  
. Having worked on a lot of motion picture documentaries at many locations, 2006 Page #8  
So maybe Meyers -will bring back a picture of them, too. Trouble with Death 2006 Page #44  
ry people to handle. It is hard to picture, but in 1952, there were only a  2006 Page #92  
ether. I could finally see the big picture as it occurred over the entire e 2006 Page #97  
ood and that wasn't there when the picture was taken — you couldn't see it  2006 Page #129  
d so on. Well, I think you get the picture. 1 78                            2006 Page #181  
k is to create a cotaLly fictional picture of what is takin lace. 14 Common 2007 Page #20  
es coming together into a coherent picture. The official (but false) story  2007 Page #23  
 step back now and look at the big picture. AJJ the news organizations in t 2007 Page #28  
hole, 1 would have to say that the picture is not very promising at the mom 2007 Page #38  
open and its interior glowing. The picture is captioned, "The \Xleirdest wa 2007 Page #69  
hjs cell phone in front of a large picture window at a modern rurport. Thro 2007 Page #70  
y about the top two thirds of this picture and I saw what looked like the e 2007 Page #86  
 the base salvage/scrap-) ard (see picture 2, illustration 3 & 4). These pa 2007 Page #95  
, and was shown portions of motion picture footage of these aircraft in fli 2007 Page #95  
 brings us to Mr. Warren Botz (see picture #31). Warren is a retired \XIWII 2007 Page #114  
the door of hangar #4 bay "E" (see picture #32, 33, & hangar #4 top view il 2007 Page #114  
           LJ l . - , .... ~~ --- (Picture #32) 110                         2007 Page #116  
                                  (Picture #33) -.. __ ·-- (Interior photog 2007 Page #117  
hnical details, photos, and motion picture/newsreel footage pertaining to t 2007 Page #120  
thjs stage, we do not have a clear picture of what this may refer co. Never 2007 Page #144  
identify himself but did provide a picture of a piece of debris. This man c 2008 Page #14  
ysical evidence in the fom1 of the picture. But then, in today's world, wit 2008 Page #15  
is • Disk-shaped Ci-aft • Provided Picture -i • Anonym ous Tip .a·t,;;t-.-c 2008 Page #22  
Retrieval will hopefully paint the picture of the crash of a mysteriou s ob 2008 Page #42  
notherapist 1988: Could you draw a picture of this object that you saw?     2008 Page #84  
f vital significance to the bigger picture of the Cold War. I further recom 2009 Page #16  
 when events seem to paint a clear picture of intent and that estimates be  2009 Page #16  
ho is chief engineer of the motion picture sound division at the Dayton-Acm 2009 Page #160  
rked as the Chief Engineer, Motion Picture and Sound Division of the Dayton 2009 Page #164  
Wl-."7 1946, to the !-J#ff'Y •tSoa picture Uaiaon ottico, ~iOllyll-:~, cali 2009 Page #174  

Word: "pictured", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

itnesses Reverend William Huffman, pictured below, had a unique specialty i 2003 Page #22  
e film will continue. Ray Santilli pictured in 1995 holding a canister of t 2005 Page #151  
n with the bold looking space duck pictured. These smiling, bonneted milk c 2007 Page #64  
mixed drink. The non-hum an entity pictured is a shiny dark grey with a num 2007 Page #64  
val combat veteran Jack Pickett is pictured above and to the left) THE REAL 2007 Page #94  
rmy Reserves in August 1984. He is pictured here on far left. Paul was sent 2007 Page #172  

Word: "pictures", 55 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ransportation and Logistics I have pictures of many of these individuals an 2003 Page #33  
d out again. I had just taken some pictures and was working back toward the 2003 Page #45  
y digging into those leaves taking pictures. I'll tell you what, I bet the  2003 Page #69  
 taken anywhere from from 10 to 15 pictures at least. I mean of the ground  2003 Page #69  
f the ground and terrain, and also pictures of the hickey itself." Joel spe 2003 Page #69  
 behind his home. He began to take pictures and 8mm film of them and record 2003 Page #141  
 and the base. He also showed them pictures of unidentified lights in the v 2003 Page #145  
usily and surreptitiously snapping pictures of the photos, the equipment, a 2003 Page #145  
 the National Security Agency. The pictures would spark even more interest  2003 Page #145  
cers were "very interested" in the pictures and recordings, and a few of th 2003 Page #146  
in Washington, D.C., Sheehan found pictures of a crashed flying saucer. Thi 2003 Page #197  
ion I came across absolutely clear pictures, photographs of a UFO that was  2003 Page #197  
e vehicle. They had taken close-up pictures of these. So when I saw this in 2003 Page #197  
 37 Professional photographer took pictures of "live aliens" from crash-sit 2004 Page #113  
ixon actually showed some visitors pictures of dead aliens that he had in a 2004 Page #181  
specialized in the study of motion pictures as an instrument of propaganda  2004 Page #181  
thesis on "The Influence of Motion Pictures on Human Behavior." He appeared 2004 Page #181  
ion I came across absolutely clear pictures — photographs — of a UFO that w 2004 Page #187  
hed toxic screening m • RV answer: pictures are still out A there; was murd 2004 Page #209  
d Johnson, the person who took the pictures, has consistently maintained th 2004 Page #233  
sman on the scene when he took his pictures. Can any light be shed on all t 2004 Page #233  
ould be split into two groups. The pictures containing Ramey were taken wit 2004 Page #234  
ad stumbled on the fact the Marcel pictures seemed to have been taken with  2004 Page #234  
t was a Speed Graphic) to take the pictures could be determined. And the or 2004 Page #234  
 was filed together with the other pictures. A final pointer that indicates 2004 Page #235  
 pointer that indicates the Marcel pictures could have been taken some time 2004 Page #235  
r Bond Johnson had taken the Ramey pictures, and this now raises an interes 2004 Page #236  
 20 minutes after he had taken his pictures, which we have timed at 3:15pm  2004 Page #236  
egatives which seem to be the only pictures of Marcel with the debris in Ra 2004 Page #237  
ond Johnson didn't take the Marcel pictures or any other Star Telegram repo 2004 Page #237  
Fort Worth Army Air Field with his pictures, he remembers that by this time 2004 Page #237  
f the wire services all asking for pictures. He remembers wishing he'd take 2004 Page #237  
n at liberty to sell any remaining pictures if he wished. In the event, Bon 2004 Page #237  
 in the archives joining the other pictures from that story, being processe 2004 Page #238  
t seen at all in the earlier Ramey pictures, and a document wallet or brief 2004 Page #238  
chair in both the Ramey and Marcel pictures, has also gone by the time the  2004 Page #238  
 3" x 5" photos of Documents 2. 76 pictures, craft, backchannels, autopsy & 2004 Page #248  
detailed look. \Y/e got some great pictures of vety weird stmctures in the  2005 Page #158  
buildings and debriefed. Ozzie saw pictures on the wall of the room that de 2005 Page #165  
hort grays were also in one of the pictures. He did not say whether these w 2005 Page #165  
tos or drawings, but he called mem pictures, so I assume they were photos.  2005 Page #165  
 believe him unless he brings back pictures. 1e'Lpobably right. •Hdre's the 2006 Page #44  
ard. As he scrambled to snap a few pictures with his pocket camera, a dark  2006 Page #71  
designed to overfly a target, take pictures, fly to a pre-programmed locati 2006 Page #77  
h his wife Miriam and took several pictures. They soon heard the sound of r 2006 Page #79  
e "studying the craft" and "taking pictures." Air Force personnel soon arri 2006 Page #86  
e individual with me and showed me pictures of him in recent magazines. How 2006 Page #203  
                         NOTE: The pictures used in this article are comput 2007 Page #94  
 ream char had landed and cook the pictures. He was never told what it was: 2007 Page #139  
the same regardless of wh~ther the pictures were taken indoors with flash o 2007 Page #199  
ter photo. Soon I had taken all 36 pictures on my roll of film. (35mm)" Pen 2008 Page #82  
ant to light it up so they can get pictures of it and videos of it.' Produc 2008 Page #87  
 hold sway over magazines , motion pictures, cable networks , satellite rad 2008 Page #143  
correspondence ■ About 500 pages ■ Pictures 152                             2008 Page #158  
mmunications systems information , pictures, accelerations, anything that c 2009 Page #22  

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presidency .ucsb.edu /ws/index.php?pid=605 73 12 Available online at: http: 2009 Page #46  

Word: "pie", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rcular object that looked like two pie plates put on top of each other with 2003 Page #13  
ge could be shaped like a piece of pie or perhaps a cun/ed crescent, but a  2003 Page #99  

Word: "pie-shaped", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

oring varying.from saucershaped to pie-shaped circles that moved around the 2009 Page #64  

Word: "piece", 105 instance(s) (Back to Top)

years, I knew it was unique. Every piece of anything found can eventually b 2003 Page #45  
ape was made by folding a circular piece of the material and rolling the ed 2003 Page #47  
ems to be vulcanized to the larger piece and appears to be of a smoother te 2003 Page #48  
ter H. Waggoner who wrote the lead piece for the May 23 edition. In it he s 2003 Page #94  
es and one long, thing ribbon-like piece. Figure 1. Aluminum pieces sent by 2003 Page #97  
c." A wedge could be shaped like a piece of pie or perhaps a cun/ed crescen 2003 Page #99  
ter coin for size comparison. Each piece had a black side and a shiny silve 2003 Page #102  
 second shipment May 27, 1996 Each piece had a dark side and a shiny silver 2003 Page #103  
ry. He placed the dark side of one piece on the left and the silver side of 2003 Page #103  
building it. It's a very high tech piece of material, so if they didn't rep 2003 Page #110  
the electrostatic field was a thin piece of paper suspended above the gener 2003 Page #110  
aph shows the bismuth side up of a piece of the layered metal that was not  2003 Page #113  
e bismuth side of the 97 milligram piece of layered metal that was left in  2003 Page #113  
ass of the Bismuth/Magnesium metal piece, it was determined from a number o 2003 Page #114  
as unable to come up with a single piece of paper on the unit after reviewi 2003 Page #194  
years. By far the most interesting piece of evidence made available to me b 2004 Page #16  
etic properties. He added that the piece was shiny and malleable instead of 2004 Page #30  
of dull and brittle like iron. The piece was determined to contain 75 perce 2004 Page #30  
this to Shag Harbor but the square piece would not fit into the round hole. 2004 Page #43  
ialized enemy facility or specific piece of enemy equipment possessing high 2004 Page #62  
u know what was an unusual looking piece of metal at 17? 90                 2004 Page #93  
u say that you had to return it (a piece of hardware) — did you return it t 2004 Page #95  
er the first flyover the CIA had a piece of hardware that was believed to h 2004 Page #102  
oore joined the CIA, he showed the piece to Arthur Lundahl, who had been a  2004 Page #102  
 must have been impressed with the piece, as he was still talking to Dr. Ja 2004 Page #102  
rtly thereafter Moore sent the UFO piece — and a gelatin-like substance tha 2004 Page #102  
ng it was not a natural stone. The piece eventually disappeared from Moore' 2004 Page #102  
A office. Wilbert Smith also had a piece related to the 1952 Washington sig 2004 Page #102  
 had concluded that it is the same piece recovered by Alvin Moore. Smith st 2004 Page #102  
Alvin Moore. Smith stated that his piece had been shot off a two-foot-wide  2004 Page #102  
t. It was similar to the Moore/CIA piece but not exactly: Q: I have been to 2004 Page #102  
 1952 you showed Admiral Knowles a piece of a flying saucer. Is that statem 2004 Page #102  
dmiral Knowles and I had with me a piece which had been shot from a small f 2004 Page #102  
showed it to the Admiral. It was a piece about twice the size of your thumb 2004 Page #102  
rce. Q: What about this particular piece from that UFO near Washington.. .  2004 Page #102  
e writing from when he was shown a piece by his dad when Jesse Jr. was elev 2004 Page #135  
the wreck" or anything else on the piece of paper in Ramey's hand. They dis 2004 Page #141  
 in no doubt that it was a genuine piece of old film. Mike described it as  2004 Page #180  
he Newton "Diary" There is a final piece of "information" — I am unwilling  2004 Page #221  
n the two photos of Ramey he had a piece of paper in his hand. In one, it w 2004 Page #230  
ve no10, postvons from UTA Another piece of circumstantial evidence also in 2004 Page #235  
ng a few pieces of metal foil (one piece about 50sq. in., and one piece tha 2004 Page #240  
one piece about 50sq. in., and one piece that has two "seamed" edges), and  2004 Page #240  
oil pieces analyzed. I presented a piece of this metal foil to Mr. Stanton  2004 Page #240  
3, 2004. The Museum is having this piece of metal foil analyzed.            2004 Page #240  
. Those are probably about $1500 a piece. So, in other words, each one of t 2005 Page #66  
ssified research unit showed her a piece of metal about "half the size of a 2005 Page #131  
ness card" that he cold her was "a piece of a space ship." She stared that  2005 Page #131  
elieve to be a hoax, a fascinating piece of documentary evidence relative t 2005 Page #132  
ge. The elderly man had filmed the piece himself while working as a freelan 2005 Page #145  
a huge litter field. I picked up a piece of thin, shiny material that remin 2005 Page #155  
ld see that there was a very large piece missing from the craft, and pieces 2005 Page #155  
as; then he climbed in. Fincling a piece of pipe, he used that to undo a pi 2005 Page #157  
ce of pipe, he used that to undo a piece of metal about a foot long and han 2005 Page #157  
schoolbooks, a very light and cold piece of metal. '\' e went back down the 2005 Page #157  
was taking place, Jose brought the piece we had taken co me, saying he clid 2005 Page #157  
r odds and ends that they found. A piece of apparent crash debris retrieved 2005 Page #157  
renchie said the) had to cut out a piece of a C-47 to enlarge its door to f 2005 Page #166  
to enlarge its door to fit a large piece of the retrieved material into the 2005 Page #166  
the plane for transport. The large piece was lightweight and was lifted by  2005 Page #166  
d. However, craft recovered in one piece were probabl) shipped elsewhere, p 2005 Page #166  
this happen- ed. He brought back a piece of metal from the disc to prove it 2006 Page #44  
porter, tells his story, and shows piece of wreckage that was recovered to  2006 Page #45  
rt, line abreast, picking up every piece of debris. "The site was clean as  2006 Page #80  
y concerned about picking up every piece of the wreckage." Hanks also noted 2006 Page #80  
olicing the area, picking up every piece" of debris from the accident and a 2006 Page #80  
d nothing of interest. The largest piece was the nose cone from the rocket  2006 Page #80  
nd it appeared to be molded in one piece. It was a dark grayish color with  2006 Page #86  
r several conversations started to piece together the events of this incide 2006 Page #94  
 path trajectories, and started to piece the entire story together. I could 2006 Page #97  
cular shaped and apparently in one piece although damaged. A few minutes af 2006 Page #134  
be reversing the polarity of every piece of equipment on the site. That led 2006 Page #147  
o, on the way back, I saw a little piece of metal so I picked it up and bro 2006 Page #176  
First of all, if this object was a piece of space junk or orbital debris, h 2006 Page #191  
super-classified, highly sensitive piece of equipment that the government d 2006 Page #191  
Oklahoman & Times, July 28, 1984, "Piece of Space Junk or Just a Fish Tale? 2006 Page #194  
. The doctor operated and placed a piece of "something" behind his ear. He  2006 Page #206  
 He told the patient that it was a piece of cartilage. The patient showed m 2006 Page #206  
ed to know how to use a parcicuJar piece of software when he was out and ab 2007 Page #83  
gh each craft were made out of one piece. The discs themselves, regardless  2007 Page #100  
 satellite or plane had crashed. A piece of metal was sent co the Space Res 2007 Page #129  
ust: By far the most controversial piece of documentation pertairung to Pro 2007 Page #134  
Information Act. Notabl), B 1 is a piece of legislacion that specificall y  2007 Page #137  
er story, Nascimento collected the piece, which was about 10 cm in diameter 2007 Page #194  
he newspaper Correia Pop11/a,: The piece ,:vas then taken to the Young Labo 2007 Page #194  
er solidified don't appear to be a piece of alien machinery per se, but rat 2007 Page #194  
ea in the early 1930's, and that a piece of strange light-weight material w 2007 Page #195  
really was what they suspected- 'a piece of those things that people see fl 2007 Page #197  
 word UFO was ah,ays a,·oided; the piece was described as a strange metal,  2007 Page #197  
ertain if the fragment was a solid piece of the UFO itself, whjch somehO\v  2007 Page #199  
 these cases furnish a signjficant piece of physical evidence towards provi 2007 Page #202  
 with them. This fits into another piece of the puzzle which, in the past,  2008 Page #14  
elf but did provide a picture of a piece of debris. This man claimed that h 2008 Page #14  
in 1996, and 82 today, watching us piece together history with interest. Th 2008 Page #105  
t to be representative of a longer piece like the QD. I think that really g 2008 Page #107  
nti-War Insurance. In this May 757 piece, Teller is a strong advocate for a 2009 Page #10  
cause of the probability that this piece would have been classified and as  2009 Page #13  
eet of smooth glass and you took a piece of sandpaper and you laid it on th 2009 Page #66  
 June's desk and pulled a very odd piece of metal out of his pocket. The of 2009 Page #91  
 it came from and he said, "It's a piece of a space ship." l made the mista 2009 Page #91  
ed remnant of the Roswell Crash, a piece of metal with uncanny strength and 2009 Page #91  
y small portion of it .. .I left a piece of carbon paper in the drawer and  2009 Page #92  
ort days concluding with a classic piece of Orwellian doublespeak ? This is 2009 Page #134  
his passion became an obsession to piece together the puzzle of what is dec 2009 Page #154  
ne 1947 Secret Weapon Story If you piece together the newspaper articles fr 2009 Page #156  

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ce was able to deal with the cases piecemeal. The Utah case becomes a bolid 2008 Page #17  

Word: "pieces", 99 instance(s) (Back to Top)

g her childhood she heard bits and pieces during conversations of her fathe 2003 Page #22  
d I had heard rumors, and bits and pieces over conversations, but it was a  2003 Page #35  
 bits... just as a child, bits and pieces of this puzzle, for me it was a p 2003 Page #35  
ackets, but not hot. So all of the pieces then fell in part, together." Cha 2003 Page #36  
ta purporting that there are small pieces of wreckage still at the crash si 2003 Page #38  
hot enough to cause steam to rise. Pieces of that material struck Dahl's so 2003 Page #41  
e, some containing very intriguing pieces of information and disinformation 2003 Page #41  
ad hoped to turn up the broken-off pieces, but found nothing. I did note th 2003 Page #45  
t was one thing to pick up and wax pieces, but quite another to gather pers 2003 Page #48  
ay, I found the small dried rubber pieces referred to in Chapter 5. There w 2003 Page #49  
ith light vegetation. How the tiny pieces of sole ended up ten yards up the 2003 Page #49  
ear Kecksburg. I obtained bits and pieces of information concerning the cas 2003 Page #56  
ses As time went on, more and more pieces of information came my way which  2003 Page #56  
ve come forward, providing me with pieces of the puzzle in my quest to lear 2003 Page #56  
e letter were several silver metal pieces cut in squares, circles and one l 2003 Page #97  
bon-like piece. Figure 1. Aluminum pieces sent by anonymous South Carolina  2003 Page #97  
eval Conference At least the metal pieces sent by the South Carolina writer 2003 Page #100  
 the possibility that the aluminum pieces might be "punch outs" from terres 2003 Page #100  
d containing a surprise — six more pieces of metal that were very different 2003 Page #102  
ograph of two of the layered metal pieces next to a quarter coin for size c 2003 Page #102  
 Figure 6. Photograph of two metal pieces from the South Carolina writer's  2003 Page #103  
e and said there were half a dozen pieces about two inches long, an inch wi 2003 Page #103  
t step was to photograph the metal pieces as they arrived at his laboratory 2003 Page #103  
 hard but brittle, and a few small pieces could be broken off using a small 2003 Page #104  
ploded from within, impacted fast, pieces light '. Analysis shows materials 2003 Page #175  
 labels, sealed containers o Small pieces in jars, marked, refrigerated wit 2003 Page #177  
 had been shown small UFO wreckage pieces, and that Ike was fully aware of  2003 Page #192  
 and staff flew la W3?0 to inspect pieces of craft being stored there and o 2003 Page #234  
dent: New & Previously Unpublished Pieces of the Puzzle Peter Robbins 43 UF 2004 Page #3  
 CIA, I was able to obtain several pieces of intriguing data relating to a  2004 Page #12  
dge Proctor's windmill and went to pieces with a terrific explosion, scatte 2004 Page #26  
 it indicated at least three large pieces of metal in the grave. While Case 2004 Page #27  
eviously written several satirical pieces. I learned that Etta Pegues, a "s 2004 Page #28  
nt: New and Previously Unpublished Pieces of the Puzzle Peter Robbins Copyr 2004 Page #46  
the new and previously unpublished pieces of the puzzle. To begin with, the 2004 Page #46  
eliberate. Then it burst into four pieces and disappeared. The aircraft's m 2004 Page #54  
ere scrambling to secretly put the pieces together so they could react to w 2004 Page #85  
DI: You actually saw some of these pieces as well, Jim? James: Oh yes, I sa 2004 Page #93  
ked, but ended up giving up little pieces with every interview. Some of the 2004 Page #99  
 with every interview. Some of the pieces were very confirming. He voluntee 2004 Page #99  
 symbols or writing on some of the pieces. On February 21, 1978, Marcel rec 2004 Page #135  
to do with that strange writing on pieces of the debris. Friedman quotes Ma 2004 Page #137  
 impressed with the debris he took pieces home to show to him before turnin 2004 Page #137  
l Moore in the 1980s: "Some of the pieces had a sort of tape stuck to them, 2004 Page #137  
f or removed at all. Some of these pieces had 134                           2004 Page #137  
y it, would have mistaken this for pieces of an alien spaceship and written 2004 Page #142  
 about a dozen very small bits and pieces of the stuff while riding the ran 2004 Page #143  
rcel Left Taken with all the other pieces of evidence this to me strongly s 2004 Page #236  
is a logical flow in the way these pieces of visible evidence appear and di 2004 Page #238  
cussed some very unusual parts and pieces that he has, that may be from the 2004 Page #240  
ere successful in retrieving a few pieces of metal foil (one piece about 50 2004 Page #240  
e process of having the metal foil pieces analyzed. I presented a piece of  2004 Page #240  
had probably crashed, and he found pieces of metal-like debris that was Lig 2005 Page #37  
 of technology to cut them up into pieces and haul them out. I mean, that's 2005 Page #71  
appens to be. \Xie can put as many pieces together and give ourselves a goo 2005 Page #86  
e itself. There are many reels and pieces of film chat haven't been examine 2005 Page #151  
 piece missing from the craft, and pieces of metal scattered around several 2005 Page #155  
owever, remained in place with odd pieces dangling everywhere . \'/e didn't 2005 Page #156  
e soldiers would throw some of the pieces of material down a crevice-so the 2005 Page #156  
f electrogravitics to enable large pieces of equipment to be moved out of t 2005 Page #171  
(more than 200') towers with cross pieces which he figured had to be part o 2006 Page #11  
de arrangements to cover any large pieces with tarps to prevent unauthorize 2006 Page #74  
ong with the tails and other large pieces. Smaller debris was packed in box 2006 Page #75  
rther asserted "all small bits and pieces [were] meticulously picked up by  2006 Page #76  
s littered with thousands of small pieces of debris. I found turbine blades 2006 Page #76  
irst A- 12 airframes. I also found pieces of titanium structure (Fig. 4) be 2006 Page #76  
 natural metal background and some pieces with dark blue paint against ligh 2006 Page #76  
ground and broke apart, scattering pieces of the secret drone and its boost 2006 Page #79  
 were looking for. Debris included pieces of titanium, steel, aluminum, and 2006 Page #80  
 bags with debris. Photos of these pieces (the largest was less than two in 2006 Page #83  
ing in size from tiny fragments to pieces over 12 inches long. Materials in 2006 Page #84  
t Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Pieces of F-11 7A airframes that underwe 2006 Page #84  
age assembly of a Lockheed F-117A. Pieces of metal or composite covered on  2006 Page #84  
de with gray or black plastic were pieces of skin with radar absorbent mate 2006 Page #84  
iron spheroids called ferrites, so pieces of RAM can be picked up with a ma 2006 Page #84  
debris was clearly identifiable as pieces of a Lockheed F-11 7A. Conversely 2006 Page #85  
ere reported to be on fire and had pieces falling off them. These objects w 2006 Page #98  
 the characteristic three discrete pieces of RNA, a related hantaviral stra 2006 Page #112  
me people...some lorries took away pieces, debris. Others took away bodies. 2006 Page #124  
high explosives. This included the pieces of the civilian light plane which 2006 Page #135  
ing taken from the crash site were pieces of the civilian aircraft. The sec 2006 Page #136  
not have come down near the larger pieces. "Unfortunately what caused the d 2006 Page #136  
s little as there was — very small pieces of wreckage — and put them in bas 2006 Page #155  
sphere would simply break into two pieces as it collided with the surface o 2006 Page #191  
ed him respond to over one hundred pieces of mail from his backlog. Respons 2006 Page #203  
 be able to see some of the puzzle pieces coming together into a coherent p 2007 Page #23  
t site was discovered with several pieces of magnetized metal found there.  2007 Page #129  
 and down, probably collecting the pieces of the destroyed UFO and the bodi 2007 Page #129  
fe. There were very small metallic pieces scattered around. Some hours late 2007 Page #129  
uring our investigation , we found pieces of metal at this site that were s 2007 Page #189  
nto the sea. But a number of small pieces fell close to the beach, and we p 2007 Page #194  
rested in ufology, turned over the pieces to hi~. Fontes took one fragment  2007 Page #195  
ort city of Coquimbo. He found the pieces in the Limari Valley, to the inte 2007 Page #200  
 to see a great lurrunosity of two pieces of metal, wruch seemed Like two m 2007 Page #200  
the windows blacked out with large pieces of paper. Through a hole, or a pl 2008 Page #14  
d others have embedded within them pieces of truth about an incomprehensibl 2008 Page #96  
out an incomprehensible future? Or pieces of lies that keep humans corralle 2008 Page #96  
s , tens of thousands of artillery pieces, along with more than I 0,000 air 2008 Page #130  
in from New Mexico with bodies and pieces of a saucer." The bodies were des 2009 Page #90  

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also was chairman of the board for Piedmont Publishing Co., Triangle Broadc 2008 Page #133  

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ntrance road to the Prospect Point pier on his left, just as the lights rea 2004 Page #34  

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n coalmines on Spitsbergen. It was pierced and marked by micro- meteor impa 2004 Page #14  
coal mines on Spitsbergen . It was pierced and marked by micro-meteor impac 2005 Page #133  

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en \\~th Brazilian astroph) sicist Pierre Kaufmann, "On Events Possibly Rel 2007 Page #195  

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ecatur attorney Bill Nobles. H.R. "Pig" Idell, then Aurora's city marshal,  2004 Page #31  
rea was told in all seriousness by Pig Idell's son, James Idell, that his g 2004 Page #31  

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nge (in Earth's magnetic field). A pigeon and instruments can detect that c 2008 Page #77  

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sed before World War. I. The white pigment in the bottom rubber layer was i 2003 Page #49  
sence of titanium dioxide, a white pigment first discovered in 1916, but no 2003 Page #49  
nate), titanium dioxide and a lead pigment. 46                              2003 Page #50  

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mited due to the April 1961 Bay of Pigs fiasco. He needed an answer from th 2009 Page #39  

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CAL MECJ IANICAL ~~ECH.Al-.lCAL OR.PIH: US (6) SOAR (10) SO,\R (501 RBIO' r 2007 Page #113  

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iU-UA ,')10 HlS CO,,.',P'}. 1,U~f. Pii \.."l ~,s s::oc&:rltlG TMflllt ....  2009 Page #106  

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. tn;,n . ew :lc.i~liJI wa.s beim: PIJT$Ued In U1c 11and. Br,ta,n ,111,l th 2009 Page #182  

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.. ~ .-00::1 _......,, •U0.'1: 1'0 Pil'CII ,o,,,,1.,_, .,.,.-o,n: 10 ~ ~ "' 2007 Page #162  

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otally different. It looked like a pile of solidified chicken fat above the 2003 Page #45  
experiencing uncontrolled descent. Pile of blackened ash was analyzed and a 2003 Page #107  
covery efforts resulted in a small pile of debris that fit on top of a desk 2004 Page #68  
specialists, we may notes yet noir pile their names and other phologropia"  2004 Page #164  
efore dusk, r:inchcn nnd farmhands pile into pickup truclcs and fan out acr 2007 Page #145  

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 of cement walls against which are piled some flat boards. •                2005 Page #58  

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in sites, arroyos and pioneer junk piles for twenty-five years, I knew it w 2003 Page #45  

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 the patient would like a sleeping pill but the patient declines. Harrison  2003 Page #91  

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anything but a few clouds. Llttle, pillowy-clouds, not like when there is t 2007 Page #122  

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e is shown in below: fiVan3,,,,A0c PilNACY C,77 US ANY It'r.i.1.1C.-11'i•IU 2004 Page #243  

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 haven't seen one [UFO]...I knew a pilot who had, now if that doesn't creat 2003 Page #8  
ally advanced civilization. ” USAF pilot and Astronaut, United Nations UFO  2003 Page #14  
esticdocuments.com Kenneth Arnold, Pilot "Being a natural- born American, i 2003 Page #15  
mas Mantell, an experienced combat pilot commended for his heroism during t 2003 Page #88  
 and was an accomplished aerobatic pilot and guitar player. By ail accounts 2003 Page #141  
hite Saucer: On 18 October 1960, a pilot of the 4t1 Fighter Interceptor Squ 2004 Page #5  
 The Bubble: On 11 October 1960, a pilot over the beach east of Kisawa obse 2004 Page #5  
Green Pea: On 14 September 1960, a pilot was flying an F-86D between an ove 2004 Page #6  
has taken the ra.1 of installing a pilot plant et Awoke." aoroilutted by sa 2004 Page #20  
ing the judge's flower garden. The pilot of the ship is supposed to have be 2004 Page #26  
roglyphics and stated simply, "The pilot, who was not an inhabitant of this 2004 Page #27  
 how the airship had exploded. The pilot was torn up and killed in the cras 2004 Page #29  
 rubble. He made no mention of the pilot. This struck me as a credible deta 2004 Page #30  
 to the contemporary accounts, the pilot was buried the same day as the cra 2004 Page #30  
old before he heard about the dead pilot. A chart of the Masonic Cemetery s 2004 Page #30  
is grandfather had helped bury the pilot, described as "a three-foot-tall,  2004 Page #31  
V-2 rocket launches? More than one pilot who survived airplane crashes in 1 2004 Page #69  
l the story behind it is this: The pilot was chasing after a glowing disc a 2004 Page #102  
. A glowing chunk flew off and the pilot saw it glowing all the way to the  2004 Page #102  
UFOs in Sept 1952 • Soviet fighter pilot testimony of USSR policy in this a 2004 Page #128  
t-hand report from a former Soviet pilot who has personally shot at UFOs as 2004 Page #130  
ort of an interview with a private pilot who claimed to have seen the secon 2004 Page #143  
"Oh yes, the creatures..." Roswell pilot Oliver "Poppy" Henderson also wait 2004 Page #144  
chroeder, claiming that he was the pilot who had flown the crashed flying s 2004 Page #144  
ent Jeffrey, a commercial airplane pilot, first began to reject the Roswell 2004 Page #145  
water wrote to commercial airlines pilot Kent Jeffrey confirming that "Rosw 2004 Page #147  
ssume that there has been radar or pilot sighting, the predicted crash area 2004 Page #168  
PROBABLY DID IT WITH MIGs ■ Soviet pilot seeks asylum with MIG ■ MIG is sen 2005 Page #5  
eared to be about to crash. Glider pilot Carlos de Souza was driving on rou 2005 Page #36  
erview he conducted in 1977 with a pilot who had knowledge of a UFO crash i 2005 Page #43  
ositive it happened in 1953.' "The pilot was my first encounter with a firs 2005 Page #43  
 during the Upshot-Knothole tests. Pilot returns with atomic cloud samples. 2005 Page #49  
iotape excerpts from a former USAF pilot who has asked for anonymity. He sa 2005 Page #71  
ern. According to the retired USAF pilot, the craft was still underground a 2005 Page #71  
 a ten minute UFO encounter by the pilot of an F-51. His description of the 2005 Page #74  
ar white," extremely fast, and the pilot felt a "bump" when the object pass 2005 Page #74  
and decorated World War IT fighter pilot and pioneered much of the basis fo 2005 Page #94  
ormosa or the enthusiasm of a U.S. pilot might set the light to the 100     2005 Page #102  
s in the Marine Corps as a fighter pilot, and four years with the Air Force 2005 Page #169  
ases. I am working on a claim by a pilot that UFOs took out 20 of our plane 2006 Page #5  
gested birds, to faulty wiring, to pilot error...to ice in the wrong place. 2006 Page #11  
r with UFO Dark obiect approaches, pilot loses power and con1rol of plane.  2006 Page #28  
bles SU- 22 aircraft to intercept. Pilot fires at close range, no damage. P 2006 Page #28  
t fires at close range, no damage. Pilot makes second pass. UFO out-runs hi 2006 Page #28  
 Janeiro. Brazil. Radar visual and pilot sightings, military jet intercepto 2006 Page #28  
cess, program. On 24 May 1963, CIA pilot Ken Collins (Fig. 2) took Article  2006 Page #73  
el and crash investigators. A T-33 pilot made a pass over the crash scene t 2006 Page #74  
ed 14 miles south of Wendover. The pilot was described as a Hughes Aircraft 2006 Page #75  
 program or possibly a famous test pilot. Attempts by reporters to follow u 2006 Page #75  
ining debris over the Pacific. The pilot ejected successfully, but his laun 2006 Page #77  
 climbed over Emigrant Valley, the pilot executed a gentle turn to the nort 2006 Page #78  
runs and taxi tests, Lockheed test pilot Skip Holm flew the first flight of 2006 Page #81  
estigators later surmised that the pilot, who earlier had reported being fa 2006 Page #82  
taking care of the remains" of the pilot. The crash site (Fig. 11) was decl 2006 Page #82  
eone had erected a memorial to the pilot, consisting of an American flag on 2006 Page #83  
 23 June, a B-57 flown by two Test Pilot School instructors was returning f 2006 Page #87  
stration. It was also stated, "One pilot said an object had nearly clipped  2006 Page #94  
ual mishaps, and fighter plane and pilot disappearances that occurred durin 2006 Page #100  
o transmission from the instructor pilot was heard by a ham operator: 'Don' 2006 Page #141  
uty and sent to Korea as a fighter pilot. This call-up to duty could have b 2006 Page #176  
ted further newspaper reporting of pilot sightings by making such reports c 2007 Page #18  
 . . . news media. Hence, · ·' ',, pilot.reports are now ~/:iire,;eve·nJho1 2007 Page #19  
e other (see illustration #7). The pilot/ crew compartment appearing as a b 2007 Page #99  
of the fuselage, leading up to the pilot/ crew compartment. According to Ja 2007 Page #100  
 flipped up to allow entry for the pilot. All four discs were poEshed alumi 2007 Page #100  
 40' diameter craft were of single pilot design, while the 70' craft was a  2007 Page #100  
hich ma) have been used to improve pilot visibility during approach to land 2007 Page #100  
he crew compartment had room for a pilot and co-pilot who sat side-by side. 2007 Page #106  
i\Iercury SeYen astronaut and re t pilot Gordon Cooper. During 1951 in Euro 2007 Page #109  
\XIWII P--40 Warhawk Flying Tigers pilot, with over 30,000 hours of flight  2007 Page #114  
t with the plane, and the panicked pilot radioed air traffic controllers in 2007 Page #191  
d Francisco Dominguez de la Rosa. "Pilot Says Plane Was Controlled by UFOs. 2007 Page #192  
s by .Auriphebo Simoes, an airline pilot and researcher, and several Brazil 2007 Page #193  
r, Luciano Poulain, a professional pilot and expert on aviation mechanics,  2007 Page #196  
ho was for many years the personal pilot of former president Carlos Menem,  2007 Page #196  
erman Gordon Shields, an Air Force pilot. 1n a report created by Douglas M. 2008 Page #9  
ir Force Base, a Bonanza Air Lines pilot said that the light passed beneath 2008 Page #13  
 has evolved from a "war emergency pilot plant," which operated under an ov 2008 Page #27  
ject, a destroyed aircraft, a dead pilot, a somewhat ominous visit to the h 2008 Page #30  
w: 24 Sometime in his career, each pilot can expect to encounter strange, u 2008 Page #30  
ulty exhaust on a helicopter whose pilot may have accidentally left the lan 2008 Page #54  
cial explanation . Army helicopter pilot Warrant Officer Clarence Hendricks 2008 Page #54  
n with Budd Carroll-an experienced pilot with the Washington Helicopter Ser 2008 Page #54  
 so close to the aircraft that the pilot shouted "look out, look out". In t 2008 Page #66  
 Torres, a United States Air Force pilot who stated that on 20th May 1957 h 2008 Page #66  
s incident. Torres is not the only pilot to have been ordered to open fire  2008 Page #66  
was no structure under side like a pilot house that a derigbal would typica 2009 Page #83  

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strange metal from the debris. The pilot's funeral will take place at noon  2004 Page #27  
ed me what he said was the airship pilot's grave. The grave was not full si 2004 Page #27  
 the airplane's configuration. The pilot's name was not initially released, 2006 Page #75  
d continuously and went out of the pilot's sight. Radar in Texas tracked th 2006 Page #177  
. There was nothing forward of the pilot's compartment other than the slopi 2007 Page #99  
an air-intake on both sides of the pilot's compartment , and two exhaust po 2007 Page #99  

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es to counteract the Japanese Ohka piloted bombs and other suicide weapons  2004 Page #66  
 the flight. The eight-engine jet, piloted by Lt. Col. Marvin R. Leitzel, h 2006 Page #78  
 species. The claim was that a UFO piloted by extraterrestrials crashed, or 2006 Page #119  
be all about. Dominic Papetti, who piloted his boat Diane during the privat 2006 Page #193  
y. RPVs AND MAN-MADE UFOs Remotely piloted vehicles (RPVs) have been mentio 2009 Page #22  
t, promises sophisticated remotely piloted control weapons . If UFOs can us 2009 Page #22  

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is said to have discovered a radio piloting transmitter with a nucleus of p 2004 Page #12  
d because of a defect in its radio piloting system. The saucer which carrie 2004 Page #12  

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telligent guidance, by quasi-human pilots. The authorities in possession of 2003 Page #18  
efore the war started. Hundreds of pilots were trained there and there was  2003 Page #33  
f people on the ground, as well as pilots of aircraft, observed the brillia 2003 Page #58  
nveloped the craft. ...Somehow the pilots became part of the electrical cir 2003 Page #102  
ormation and also civilian airline pilots. For those who believe that Proje 2004 Page #141  
mains of deceased extraterrestrial pilots. He explained that autopsies dete 2004 Page #147  
m Mikoyan Family of Engineers,Test Pilots, and Ministers Mikoyan-Gureivich  2004 Page #158  
 talk, one member of a group of 25 pilots arose and brought up the legendar 2005 Page #43  
y. Scientists ask how interstellar pilots could survive a trip of hundreds  2005 Page #120  
es Times.3 2 "Air Force Orders Jet Pilots to Shoot Down Flying Saucers if t 2005 Page #121  
countered three "Foo Fighters" (as pilots were callmg UFO sightings) flying 2005 Page #138  
designed flight simulators for our pilots because our pilots had difficulty 2005 Page #164  
ulators for our pilots because our pilots had difficulty controlling the al 2005 Page #164  
k. As an indication of the zeal of pilots, I have heard of at least 7 speci 2006 Page #5  
cause I am convinced that military pilots in many countries have been disin 2006 Page #10  
in the early 1950s. Three military pilots, who each had over 100 missions i 2006 Page #10  
 on 9 December. Holm and two other pilots completed the contractor and cust 2006 Page #81  
o this article, commercial airline pilots said "they saw meteoric objects f 2006 Page #94  
ad actually issued orders to their pilots to shoot down UFOs if they refuse 2006 Page #99  
iation included the deaths of many pilots and forced a change in American m 2006 Page #139  
 SLIDE # 8— ANNEX C — Disappearing Pilots and Planes The MJ-12 panel added  2006 Page #140  
ombat zones. "3. Missing aircraft, pilots and crew, are of special concern  2006 Page #141  
E # 10- Disappearing B-36 Bombers, Pilots and Atomic Bombs MJ12's Annex C,  2006 Page #141  
 said, 'We lost so many planes and pilots trying to carry out the order, it 2006 Page #141  
 the discs retaliated. Many of our pilots died, which forced an end to the  2006 Page #141  
ek, 1944. 1 t says that reports by pilots of silvercolored spheres were bei 2007 Page #17  
igh volume of reports from rurline pilots -5 to 10 UFO re Orts a ru ht duri 2007 Page #18  
 were added to a list of phenomena pilots were required to report to intell 2007 Page #19  
: ... 'JI: ... :-...~ • : ·..... • Pilots n·dic!l.~ AF =er on S(l1lt::::·s  2007 Page #19  
es strongly. ·, , discourage their pilots . from discussing UFO · sightings 2007 Page #19  
~::~tf:;~;:;:: ~~~·:·: ~-?f• . ' . Pilots protested Air Force censorship bu 2007 Page #19  
ttending a reunion with his fellow pilots and their wives, at Wright Patter 2007 Page #114  
 Navy Aircraft, 8-52 crew and DC-8 pilots. All reported alike in shape, col 2008 Page #9  
f Special Investigations ; Airline Pilots; Military Pilots; Los Alamos Secu 2008 Page #27  
gations ; Airline Pilots; Military Pilots; Los Alamos Security Inspectors ; 2008 Page #27  
n refuted by military and civilian pilots. Claim that it may have been a Pe 2008 Page #49  
 It turned out Army and commercial pilots disputed the official explanation 2008 Page #54  
e Westport Crash with a friend who pilots intercontinental passenger jets.  2008 Page #54  
tual basis and was contradicted by pilots both military and civilian. Whate 2008 Page #59  
ng sightings by civil and military pilots and sightings corroborated by rad 2008 Page #64  
ing cases where the witnesses were pilots and police officers, together wit 2008 Page #64  
and did investigate sightings from pilots. No Smoking Gun So far as the fil 2008 Page #68  
: UFOs seen by police officers and pilots, UFOs tracked on radar, craft see 2008 Page #68  
fswald Lights ■ Soviet cosmonauts, pilots, and ministers ■ Antelope Valley  2008 Page #167  
ained observers," such as airplane pilots. He indicated also that several o 2009 Page #178  

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tl}' 5:.u:n!Jlc-d en I rrt:..-'in, pilr,l, u·t,o s.iid ht twit! not the .s1 2009 Page #163  

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Records Center. Ideally, this will pin down precisely the people who would  2003 Page #33  
or whereabouts 24 hours a day John Pin. Craven. The Silent Wer. ai ass THE  2006 Page #32  
ons program, known as Unit 731, at Pin Fan, Manchuria and other cities in C 2006 Page #107  

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mage. Then he sat down on a bed of pine needles and sat on the chunk of all 2006 Page #206  
was missed as it was hidden by the pine needles. Alternative Health Researc 2006 Page #206  
dor that led to the development of Pine Gap, now considered Australia's Are 2009 Page #33  

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e cr wit!, enormcus UFO • 5/14/78. Pinecastle Electronic Warfare Range Trac 2006 Page #28  

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es by Biophysicist W. C. Levengood Pinelandia Laboratory, Grass Lake, Michi 2003 Page #111  
s Grass Lake, Michigan laboratory, Pinelandia Biophysics. 107               2003 Page #111  
ure water have been studied at the Pinelandia Laboratory. The methodology i 2003 Page #112  
ared with distilled water control, Pinelandia Lab. 4-6-02 The magnitude of  2003 Page #112  

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s hunting in an area of lodge pole pines, which were growing closely packed 2006 Page #206  

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2.00acesimm USDA0 Rabat }form= IS_ PINETAINE. IT: 1 r,- c. G. STRUM, CAP% U 2004 Page #19  

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33p report III, 5-9 Recovery crew, ping pong, by helicopter to craft crashe 2004 Page #112  
ed Vehi,:ie rriasms eves ou,k.ho,..ping motions then accelerates strardre 5 2006 Page #30  

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■Strange times in the Soviet Union Pinhead aliens Invade Russia Scientists  2009 Page #150  

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sh-white with a tinge of red. That pink color in the stomach medicine, Pept 2003 Page #106  
1 Im-tr1ina.tf'd by • profusion o! pink probitble Uat olh~ dedcu on ~ nndl~ 2009 Page #163  

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ne point as saying the writing was pinkish-purple, and later qualified it a 2004 Page #137  
gether by an unusual tape that had pinkish-purple flowery designs. Connecti 2004 Page #138  

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asted with known historical facts, pinning down the date and location of th 2003 Page #21  
collapses and dies on her husband, pinning him to the floor for a week. l m 2005 Page #150  

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he Aztec incident. We don't really pinpoint him at the crash site, although 2004 Page #72  
tools as well as hand analysis, to pinpoint style markers that uniquely def 2005 Page #136  
ere this event occurred. They both pinpoint a location near Devils Hole, Ne 2006 Page #46  
from 1948, 1952 and present day to pinpoint the location of the incident. S 2006 Page #46  
e capable of being delivered with "pinpoint" accuraC) decades before Lockhe 2007 Page #107  

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ew of all of the sightings. I then pinpointed the locations and times where 2006 Page #97  
on of areas that we had previously pinpointed on general maps of the region 2007 Page #188  

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ivate property, therefore I am not pinpointing the exact location for this  2003 Page #63  
this time frame. That's why we are pinpointing it to 1948 based on his 19-y 2004 Page #72  

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deserve it Jim," says Truman as he pins the metal on the retiring Secretary 2003 Page #89  

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 off-duty at the time and having a pint of beer in the nearby Dudlg Arms pu 2006 Page #120  

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           •+++~++++++-++ IC-1'1 • Pinto. Phys. Rcv.B, 60, 21. 1999, p.4457 2005 Page #23  
y mom made our favorite: which was pinto beans, fried potatoes, cornbread,  2007 Page #123  

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lient facts to the Doctors: 1. the pinyon nut harvest had been excessive th 2006 Page #111  
n the 1993 near Four Corners • The pinyon nut harvest and the rodent popula 2006 Page #112  
lerated by the vectors of mice and Pinyon Jays. New pathogens, new diseases 2006 Page #112  

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l rural towns such as Caliente and Pioche. We interviewed people about thei 2006 Page #198  
r the valleys between Caliente and Pioche. We also heard from another woman 2006 Page #199  
 ranch, about fifty miles north of Pioche, where there had been reports of  2006 Page #200  

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 yers 1 csfefento of the ahcrmter® pioLslio aansMtusnoas • la, ths svsasfe  2003 Page #212  

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infectious agent has been called a pion, defined as "small particles which  2006 Page #113  
 THEORIST Paul Hdlyer ~bny miliw-y pion es detroyed On mcOWllors willl UFOs 2008 Page #151  

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 the publication of three books on pioneer history and after tramping aroun 2003 Page #45  
ch roads, cabin sites, arroyos and pioneer junk piles for twenty-five years 2003 Page #45  
 is an example. Gordon Cooper, the pioneer astronaut who died recently, tol 2004 Page #176  

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ted World War IT fighter pilot and pioneered much of the basis for modern s 2005 Page #94  

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js better demonstrated than in the pioneerin g work of Leonard Stringfield, 2005 Page #138  

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e urufying this science, whjch its pioneering founder, Dr. \X ilhelm Reich, 2005 Page #87  
use of his intense interest in the pioneering work of Dr. Sigmund Freud. Fo 2005 Page #89  
was no more." Leonard Stringfield, pioneering UFO researcher Between 1953 a 2005 Page #138  
or Kevin Randle who described his "pioneering research"; and Stanton Friedm 2006 Page #17  
essor Edmond Locard (1877-1966), a pioneering forensic scientist, once wrot 2006 Page #88  

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 For The White Sands Missile Range Pioneers, Produced By Paul Davids Roswel 2004 Page #149  
. Evidence has been accumulated by pioneers of UFO crash research such as L 2006 Page #14  
used on abductions , each of these pioneers providing important contributio 2009 Page #154  

Word: "pipe", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ld you want to do that for a water pipe? That's interesting, isn't it? (Ind 2004 Page #52  
 there; was murdered with roadside pipe; he did not give up the information 2004 Page #209  
he climbed in. Fincling a piece of pipe, he used that to undo a piece of me 2005 Page #157  

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cover they'd found into the 'water pipe' had been welded shut: They've been 2004 Page #52  

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 the three discs that surrounded a Piper Apache airplane flown by Carlos de 2007 Page #191  

Word: "pipes", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rst pointed a series of long metal pipes at an unknown object high above hi 2005 Page #88  
or weeks to turn ill) cloud-buster pipes toward a 'star' as if l had known  2005 Page #96  
er torso were actually thick metal pipes. These vertical pipes were spaced  2006 Page #94  
 thick metal pipes. These vertical pipes were spaced around the lower shell 2006 Page #94  
g. They were equivalent to exhaust pipes and emitted the gaseous odor that  2006 Page #94  
e witnesses smelled. These exhaust pipes were likely part of a propulsion s 2006 Page #94  

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e sr. problem of international 1...pirda, Atolls is utty that teahnology Is 2004 Page #20  

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wer Isp • /14 4111610104,0614 kraw pirshiUred ity Rea ragardiVcollio.oll Ga 2004 Page #19  

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Why assassinated? • Usual reasons, pissed off CIA, Military, Mob etc. and.. 2004 Page #212  

Word: "pistol", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

witz appeared at the door toting a pistol on his hip, and a rifle in his ri 2003 Page #144  
e was shot through the head with a pistol in the desert near Tucson — Ruled 2004 Page #210  

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e and into the craft to retrieve a pistol-like device which it aimed at a y 2009 Page #136  

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all airplane, a mysterious manmade pit in the midst of a 30-foot wide circu 2007 Page #184  
ttered with metal fragments, and a pit from which human remains were hastil 2007 Page #184  
ter of which was a mysterious deep pit. The entire scorched area was litter 2007 Page #189  
. ... .:, . . , '1. The Mysterious Pit After we left Coyame, some of the to 2007 Page #190  
eopl e contacted us about a second pit. Some years ago, David, a local resi 2007 Page #190  
and Chihuahua, came across a large pit in the ground located in a cattle ra 2007 Page #190  
El Ahogadero." The dirt around the pit was blackened by fire, as was the in 2007 Page #190  
y fire, as was the interior of the pit, which was about "3 to 4 meters deep 2007 Page #190  
 Curious, David went down into the pit and was aghast to find the charred,  2007 Page #190  
bodies had been discovered in this pit. Sr. Ramirez said that Mexican army  2007 Page #190  
ra!., Miller's family ran a gravel pit. Supposedly the gravel pit was not f 2008 Page #53  
 gravel pit. Supposedly the gravel pit was not far from the Crash site. Mor 2008 Page #53  
      always focused on the gravel pit run by his family in close proximity 2008 Page #54  
 communist elite party members and pit this creation against the capitalist 2008 Page #125  
, the globalists could continue to pit the various nations against each oth 2008 Page #126  

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tribute to an understanding of the pit's origins and purpose. After taking  2007 Page #189  

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rittle and somewhat plastic plant "pitch" and or oils (like lecithin), mino 2003 Page #50  
y sole. (possibility of the plant "pitch" to be some type of rubber — unabl 2003 Page #50  
 intelligence) 11. Edward Teller's Pitch to President Reagan for SDI www.ma 2004 Page #248  
 far away from us it was as it was pitch black outside, but it looked about 2006 Page #128  
on to Tim Cooper, "Edward Teller's Pitch to President Reagan for SDI," 4    2009 Page #10  
If QD2 mentioned earlier (Teller's pitch to Reagan on SDI) is authentic, QD 2009 Page #11  
ed document in the form of the SDI pitch to Reagan. Teller would have been  2009 Page #13  

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ady showing. Bethurum searched the pitch-black area for a couple of hours;  2009 Page #54  

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f instruments and displays. A tent pitched near the object sheltered the de 2005 Page #41  
er the nose, but the A-12 suddenly pitched up, rolled to the right, and ent 2006 Page #74  
n smaller radar signature. Johnson pitched his idea to officials at the CIA 2006 Page #77  
n onto the mothership. Article 135 pitched up and broke apart, raining debr 2006 Page #77  
hear it. And I did. It was a high- pitched whine, very solid, very consiste 2006 Page #147  
f instruments and displays. A tent pitched near the object sheltered the de 2009 Page #49  

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Langston, like most former Mariner pitchers, would find his fame with anoth 2006 Page #186  

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 2000 (Note: Like Reich's Contact !Pith Space, Wilhelm Reich and the Cold W 2005 Page #105  

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e*d t* China without delay far th* Pits^ oo of Baking a* appraisal of ths p 2003 Page #213  

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n the 9 P.M. news on KDKA radio in Pittsburgh on the night of December 9, 1 2003 Page #53  
 any of the Nike facilities in the Pittsburgh area that night. I never saw  2003 Page #53  
he 662nd Radar Squadron based near Pittsburgh was quoted by the Greensburg, 2003 Page #53  
ion about the sightings around the Pittsburgh area of the fiery object, and 2003 Page #54  
time of observation in the general Pittsburgh area is 4:47 P.M. The late Jo 2003 Page #54  
 "The control tower at the Greater Pittsburgh Airport definitely confirmed  2003 Page #54  
 special bulletins from KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh that evening on our black and 2003 Page #54  
 The late Bill Burns, a well known Pittsburgh reporter broke into regular T 2003 Page #54  
 UFO story was also covered in the Pittsburgh Press and the Pittsburgh Post 2003 Page #55  
ed in the Pittsburgh Press and the Pittsburgh PostGazette, along with many  2003 Page #55  
 farm community. Most of the major Pittsburgh TV stations had a news crew a 2003 Page #55  
dia and police agencies around the Pittsburgh, PA area were deluged with si 2003 Page #58  
ll known as a jazz musician in the Pittsburgh area went to the Kecksburg ar 2003 Page #60  
 December 10, 1965, edition of the Pittsburgh, (PA) Press in an article con 2003 Page #66  
activity was also confirmed in the Pittsburgh Press article of December 10, 2003 Page #66  
9 P.M. news broadcast, KDKA Radio, Pittsburgh, PA. December, 9, 1965. "Fire 2003 Page #72  
all A Meteor, Astronomer Explains" Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, PA, 2003 Page #72  
Explains" Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, PA, 10 December 1965. Gordon 2003 Page #72  
. Charles Halt was born in 1940 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and is now 69- 2009 Page #68  

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oIl to amnions thrs .400..1115? ea PITWO1.11 040110011 Wye, • 100004.101011 2006 Page #35  

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'Ll:S • TODA \"-S PROBLl :~IS TAKE PIUOJUT\" ------Mtn•inK IIFOs lo afront- 2008 Page #156  

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 Because the torques cancel at the pivot and effective pivots are easier to 2009 Page #22  
all wing aircraft where the needed pivot is under considerable stress. This 2009 Page #22  

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tact. Media The media would have a pivotal role in any Contact situation, b 2006 Page #57  
Elementary School, one of the most pivotal sites of the greatest revolution 2006 Page #194  
 November 29, 1961, Dulles was the pivotal figure in the power struggle wit 2009 Page #38  
derstanding what they were was not pivotal to the war effort as it quickly  2009 Page #155  

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 bolt failed, the D-21B/DZ-1 stack pivoted, shearing the aft attachment. Wa 2006 Page #79  
high speed the entire wing unit is pivoted; then what appears as the right  2009 Page #22  

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delta wing is used in this design, pivoting at its center. The wing is a tr 2009 Page #22  

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 with 46 automatic jets. This disc pivots around the central sphere which c 2004 Page #12  
 cancel at the pivot and effective pivots are easier to design, this compar 2009 Page #22  

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toys. One man wanted to open a UFO Pizza Parlor: someone else wanted to set 2006 Page #197  
nd what goes with beer better than pizza? A company called Freschetta Pizza 2007 Page #65  
pizza? A company called Freschetta Pizza offered a dollar off the cost of i 2007 Page #65  

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ldiers insisted u~on se~rching his pi~kup truck. He also said one of the so 2008 Page #52  

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etachment of the AFOSI called the "PJ" branch asked Doty to make a trip out 2003 Page #145  
CI red:, nod Qbovc ... .,. . d lbc PJ.~lllC ~ml ttlt'!lCd to .. TC• I b~-on 2009 Page #182  

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re not guilty or anything. Get the pkise in the air and you'll go free." 15 2004 Page #158  

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.J • I \' '~ ,. -""•,r-,...1-,-. - PKOJl'.C.T-P\' 70-1 ALTlll ·,\Tl: VERSIO 2007 Page #113  

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maintain liaison with American d-i pl rmaf.i n and military officials in th 2003 Page #225  
rthlin:,: cnlitiC'j ,i\iling 1bi.s pl:anrl. • E).lr:11rrrrs1ri:1lolo~, . .a 2005 Page #107  
idC'nl:illy irnp:tclin::= on I his pl:anrl.                                 2005 Page #107  
HERE WOULD RA. VE BEEN CONTINGENCY PL..\NS!!!! BTW: THE NASA PROTOCOLS CALL 2008 Page #151  
l't T~~ ."Tl-yrt.TQ :..QwtO ,,._ - Pl!~P ,U,O ....,...0 '"'°"UtfO Ovfl "Tl- 2009 Page #114  
dfttO"'T~ WU IQ!emniztd in the Mt. Pl,aunl C!lurc-b of God. nt-ar Srnitlubu 2009 Page #163  
li-d " " .. • :ro11rt.ti .. " ti " Pl.fth .. . " fl ... . !Atei-lA . Repeat 2009 Page #170  

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r~ of espionage resulted in 1 port Pl' 8 tHl ~~, ,d: Hy ou ,·0.rt',run her  2009 Page #181  

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believed that Twining and staff is pl'oaring a daiailed report of both inci 2003 Page #234  

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n the wca11on In New nature or the Pl'oj~t ,11nd that Zealand and that he b 2009 Page #184  

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 nskcd a thEl thougl1 tt had hPP.n pl3nnerl tn 1 "·e.1ron hnd n11ylhin~ to  2009 Page #181  

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: COI\TROL TYPE: ENGINE 1 Yl'lo: 2 Pl\UEI\IATIC DA:VIPED [ARTIFICIA.LL YJ P 2007 Page #113  

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and broadcast ads they feel, is to placate society by keeping up an unrelen 2007 Page #59  

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I had validation from a more solid place. So when my grandmother became ill 2003 Page #36  
earn more about a special time and place in history - the First Roswell. Th 2003 Page #38  
e even close to what actually took place, then questions remain as to how t 2003 Page #65  
e Pepsi Cola plant that was a busy place back in those days. Mike was 14 ye 2003 Page #67  
 curious about the activity taking place and he wanted to stay and observe. 2003 Page #70  
e Manor has been the final resting place for a number of crashed UFOs. Can  2003 Page #77  
me on Manhattan's exclusive Sutton Place. Over the next dozen years while m 2003 Page #85  
no, California, "the final resting place of the Roswell spacecraft" — at le 2003 Page #102  
deed a chemical reaction is taking place, we have another very anomalous si 2003 Page #112  
that a chemical reaction is taking place, it would be expected that reactio 2003 Page #112  
e water in which the reaction took place remained as clear and free of part 2003 Page #112  
ectrophoresis processes are taking place during the chemical reaction in wa 2003 Page #113  
 rapid and complete reaction takes place without leaving behind reaction pr 2003 Page #115  
Air Patrol. The incident had taken place about 20 miles east of state Capit 2003 Page #146  
ength-weight ratios. Is the likely place were unusual materials from the Ne 2003 Page #161  
 time to put our security plans in place in detail, including procedures to 2003 Page #171  
 on Slides 52 and 53. In the first place, the entire strategy is that of de 2003 Page #183  
e express purpose of having a good place to send the EBEs recovered. Slide  2003 Page #183  
Virginia, Winchester, which is the place many of you might know where the p 2003 Page #194  
 in this subject matter, that this place also had facilities to track these 2003 Page #194  
ifically? The comment seems out of place. Response: Elsewhere in the leaked 2003 Page #207  
ent security measures that w?ra in place at both crash sites, the team was  2003 Page #234  
ea. The sighting and recovery took place sometime between 10 and 15 October 2004 Page #6  
on that shook the earth. This took place on May 6. Around that time some pe 2004 Page #8  
nfirmed that the C-130 flight took place and that he was aboard the aircraf 2004 Page #10  
siono Gonzalo Menacho Viveras. The place is in the area of Buen Retiro near 2004 Page #11  
n rocket construction, went to the place where the flying saucer had fallen 2004 Page #12  
a diversionary tactic was put into place to keep people away for the crash  2004 Page #16  
into the Sea. This phenomenon took place on 'Thursday evening. Complete die 2004 Page #19  
RTNIGHT AFTER THIS THING HAS TAKEN PLACE AND THEY FOUND MOST OF THE ANLMALE 2004 Page #24  
 WERE JUST STAMPEDING ALL OVER TEE PLACE. SCOTT YOU SAID THE ANIMALS WERE D 2004 Page #24  
ORDS INDISTINCT BOILS ALL OVER THE PLACE, AND SOME OF ?TUN ARE HAVING STOMA 2004 Page #24  
ERY LOUD EXPLOSION WHICH HAS TAXEN PLACE AND THE LIGHT, YOU KNOW, THE LIGHT 2004 Page #24  
.S. Signal Service officer at this place and an authority on astronomy, giv 2004 Page #26  
ris. The pilot's funeral will take place at noon tomorrow. Signed: E.E. Hay 2004 Page #27  
f the Canadian study actually took place and if so, did they received all o 2004 Page #30  
nt and respectable citizen of this place, a Mexican War veteran, claims tha 2004 Page #32  
 my senses. I should have left the place at once but my legs refused to mov 2004 Page #32  
he area was now becoming a popular place to gather — looking for a rowboat  2004 Page #37  
 to look, if you knew in the first place that the object was not there. Tha 2004 Page #42  
While he was there a worker at the place noticed what he was reading and re 2004 Page #43  
ir being or not being in a certain place at a certain time. We were also ca 2004 Page #48  
og entrance. I saw a lot of out of place civilians after the fact on base b 2004 Page #51  
nstant. The fixtures were still in place, as were the huge generators which 2004 Page #51  
t I saw. Now, okay, it's a nuclear place. Nothing to hide there, nothing to 2004 Page #53  
n as LASHUP. Los Alamos was a good place to test the new, powerful radar be 2004 Page #71  
or popped open. It appeared from a place where there were no obvious seams  2004 Page #74  
r "peculiar phenomenon" was taking place that might be directly linked to t 2004 Page #75  
hat was found at the same time and place — to none other than Wilbert Smith 2004 Page #102  
ubsequently at WPAFB. Cover-ups in place. 44 1965 Air Force Museum, Fairbor 2004 Page #113  
 FBI all had security processes in place, and as each agency became exposed 2004 Page #123  
ng outsized equipment have been in place for years. • Army Corps of Enginee 2004 Page #126  
 procedure that would have been in place for use by such crash retrieval te 2004 Page #127  
e possible solutions. In the first place, an Army convoy does not need to g 2004 Page #129  
ett's diary, and the diary doesn't place Barnett near the purported crash s 2004 Page #136  
 for a real incident that did take place in the Southwest. After adding up  2004 Page #136  
ons suggested as the final resting place of the aliens. We have all heard t 2004 Page #144  
 him about the autopsies that took place at the base hospital. The nurse co 2004 Page #145  
ligence under Beria • Espionage in place. Los Alamos. LA.. J.P.L.. East Coa 2004 Page #158  
r flap of sighting that was taking place in Europe at the time. That was th 2004 Page #176  
hen one views the events that took place in the days following the Kecksbur 2004 Page #176  
d had a flap of UFO sightings take place in his Michigan constituency. He d 2004 Page #177  
 States, exactly the opposite took place, and it all started with the Presi 2004 Page #178  
ted to the documentary script took place at the Pentagon. Emenegger told me 2004 Page #182  
confirmed that the story had taken place. He wouldn't appear on camera thou 2004 Page #184  
ncident has finally reclaimed it's place, for good or ill, in the first ran 2004 Page #223  
r things also started to fall into place which also set the Marcel and Rame 2004 Page #234  
 ordered to send a garrison co the place under command of Major Maciel, Ser 2005 Page #31  
d in the 1947 RosweU incident. The place reeked of ammonia. Subsequentl y,  2005 Page #37  
d him, demanding that he leave the place immecliately and refrain from talk 2005 Page #37  
 period in which the incident rook place, he worked within what was known a 2005 Page #41  
son,' he said. 'I was in the right place at the right time when the crates  2005 Page #43  
l digging process might have taken place, perhaps to bury a large object th 2005 Page #61  
." AND THE FACT THAT AT 9 /11 THIS PLACE CAME ALIVE? "This place came alive 2005 Page #66  
9 /11 THIS PLACE CAME ALIVE? "This place came alive after 9 /11. Three or f 2005 Page #66  
 here down on the lakebed and thjs place was lit up like a Christmas tree!  2005 Page #66  
seemmgly abandoned, deteriorating, place is not so abandoned and deteriorat 2005 Page #66  
to be some connection between this place (DRES) and that impact (triangle). 2005 Page #67  
le, for God's sake, coming to this place. \Xlhy? I mean, that asks some big 2005 Page #68  
n authoritarian one. In the second place, it is worth inquiring into how di 2005 Page #77  
Point, Ben Rich once told him of a place where ideas that were too dangerou 2005 Page #81  
ling and hold neurotic behavior in place. The Orgone Energy Accumulator It  2005 Page #90  
he "MJ-12 SSP briefing should take place during the already scheduled White 2005 Page #126  
 to spread such tales in the first place.18 The cases presented in this boo 2005 Page #134  
ely match, evidence that is out of place in time or space; in documents, fo 2005 Page #137  
\v'ar so much military action took place, perhaps firing on these craft, on 2005 Page #140  
iginal 16mm film onto video at his place of work in London. \Y/e have two t 2005 Page #148  
U of this controversy in the first place. In August 2001, I caught up with  2005 Page #150  
away. "That such an operation took place between about August 20 and August 2005 Page #154  
of the craft, however, remained in place with odd pieces dangling everywher 2005 Page #156  
 sometimes watched from our hiding place, sharing a pair of binoculars, as  2005 Page #156  
Retrieval Once the flat bed was in place, the soldiers used winches and a c 2005 Page #157  
ustino Padilla. As this was taking place, Jose brought the piece we had tak 2005 Page #157  
 time a transference of heat takes place. There appears to be the potential 2005 Page #158  
s recounting of this incident took place inside of a locked car with rolled 2005 Page #165  
ars Projects), Project Horizon (to place a military base on the Moon), and  2005 Page #168  
C. Normally negotiations only take place between roughly equal parties. Sur 2006 Page #5  
e after each lecture. In the first place, there are many indications that w 2006 Page #10  
 pilot error...to ice in the wrong place. It could have been very high atmo 2006 Page #11  
doesn't mean the event didn't take place. 6. WHY haven't you seen a flying  2006 Page #11  
ge men in Death Valley. It's not a place where common, color- less people c 2006 Page #44  
rt, both spiritual sanctuary and a place of communal safety, however illuso 2006 Page #63  
itized. Our second expedition took place on 27 May 2005. This time, we foun 2006 Page #80  
 gossip, the general store was the place to be. In Flatwoods, people got ar 2006 Page #92  
mall town of Flatwoods was a quiet place and definitely not considered the  2006 Page #92  
is credible that the surgery takes place on a craft, and then the animals a 2006 Page #115  
 of January 23, 1974 an event took place on the Berwyn Mountains that was t 2006 Page #119  
cise we believed was about to take place. On 20 January, the communication  2006 Page #122  
ng of this nature. This event took place many years ago and I am now retire 2006 Page #123  
e event was supposed to have taken place, we actually went there. We drove  2006 Page #125  
t first, we thought it had hit the place where our friend was. Luckily it d 2006 Page #129  
ent to investigate' what had taken place. This happened within one day of t 2006 Page #129  
ened within one day of this taking place. They sent us a photograph that sh 2006 Page #129  
Nevada, because my dad worked at a place that radar techs called 'Jackass F 2006 Page #152  
RY YOU ARE GOING TO TELL IS TAKING PLACE IN CEDAR CITY, UTAH, IN THE CONTEX 2006 Page #154  
nment aircraft flying all over the place. There were more jets and choppers 2006 Page #155  
 out and blast it out all over the place, what's to stop me?' So, at the ti 2006 Page #161  
d. The new command was to take the place of three older organizations: Comm 2006 Page #161  
ng to battle their way out of last place in the American League West. All i 2006 Page #183  
sel Steeva 10. This position would place the splashdown roughly 1,000 to 1, 2006 Page #184  
of Seattle, J.R. Hoirup, takes his place. Hoirup and Burke again set sail f 2006 Page #188  
ng, it is unknown if the exam took place or what the results might have bee 2006 Page #188  
d or unplanned, at this particular place or point in time. • Conclusion #3: 2006 Page #189  
reported during the time or in the place of the event. • Conclusion #5: The 2006 Page #189  
#5: The Lummi Island Incident took place on a calm, clear, unremarkable sum 2006 Page #189  
 period of time in this particular place. According to the as-jet undispute 2006 Page #189  
al more seminars of this type took place in the early years of the Foundati 2006 Page #198  
ity Center so that we would have a place to meet and talk. Ted was initiall 2006 Page #201  
to Coast. The first broadcast took place on July 4th, 1993, with Dr. John A 2006 Page #203  
 interesting that his surgery took place at the Loma Linda VA hospital in C 2006 Page #206  
th the UP] and AP wire services to place propaganda stories directly on the 2007 Page #13  
t dea.l of UFO activity was taking place during \Xlorld \X ar II but has be 2007 Page #17  
ensorship. If any UFO crashes took place during that period, we can be cert 2007 Page #17  
lic about what was actually taking place. 15                                2007 Page #21  
. government to hide whatever took place m New Mex.1co. 18                  2007 Page #24  
in reality, these events ilid take place and were completely ignored by the 2007 Page #25  
e pubLic. The world is still a big place and, if UFOs crashed at random, th 2007 Page #29  
tain that no official effort is in place, or for that matter, needs co be.  2007 Page #59  
're beginning to think the perfect place to locate your business is on anot 2007 Page #61  
amples of societies, sure of their place in the universe, which have disint 2007 Page #76  
both. J s there a covert effort in place to assist the public in making wha 2007 Page #77  
erstanding of the universe and our place in it? I don't think so, but somet 2007 Page #77  
w you got into computers is a good place to start. GM: Age is 41. MW: How d 2007 Page #78  
d shop jobs. We didn't own our own place back so not particularly well off. 2007 Page #82  
ct and whenever anyone mentioned a place name I wrote this down, or a build 2007 Page #85  
s down, or a building at a certain place. I harvested little nuggets of dat 2007 Page #85  
f Johnson Space Centre there was a place that she found out from a colleagu 2007 Page #85  
ypoc, they wane co keep you in one place and watch you. le i\tf\'(/: o even 2007 Page #87  
 guidelines and had no warnings in place. MW: So in some respects one could 2007 Page #87  
r the blank passwords in the first place ... this is obviously a deliberate 2007 Page #87  
ion. Once I had realised that this place ,vas of no viable use I would leav 2007 Page #89  
 brought this sighting, which took place approximately on September 20th of 2007 Page #110  
h add.itional test fLights tak.ing place at Edwards AFB. Now we know ,vho b 2007 Page #111  
then, can we alJ take our rightful place among the stars, and fulJy reach o 2007 Page #120  
e changing color. And we were in a place called "the Pretty Place," which i 2007 Page #121  
were in a place called "the Pretty Place," which is up in Hog Park, \Xlyomi 2007 Page #121  
e reasons we called it "the pretty place") because you have a straight shot 2007 Page #123  
k us down to this little ice cream place that made corn dogs and ice cream  2007 Page #124  
t a little hamburger and ice cream place. When we were on our way back to t 2007 Page #124  
d have outside of town, there is a place called "the Old Bald) Club." For t 2007 Page #125  
ble then to get to the exact right place on-foot to check it out." says Rig 2007 Page #138  
ea. The sighting and recovery took place sometime between 10 and 15 October 2007 Page #140  
on that shook the earth. This took place on May 6. Around that time some pe 2007 Page #141  
r rockcovered hill looked like the place they drove to following the glowin 2007 Page #168  
ater well that was later used as a place to dump auto parts, but nobody kno 2007 Page #189  
 desert town will take a prominent place in the annals of human history. A  2007 Page #192  
s and suggested that one had taken place on April 18 and the second on Apri 2008 Page #14  
ces of paper. Through a hole, or a place where the paper didn't fully cover 2008 Page #14  
l Security Council (NSC)-a central place of coordination for national secur 2008 Page #25  
ience-fiction-like happenings took place in Rendlesham Forest, a densely tr 2008 Page #31  
ount of an incident that had taken place in the early hours of that particu 2008 Page #33  
and Barney recalled what had taken place during the missing two hours. They 2008 Page #35  
 a witness came to be in the right place at the right time. Alan Rammer and 2008 Page #58  
a UFO and a police helicopter took place on 8th June in South Wales, over t 2008 Page #67  
eports suggested a chase had taken place, with the helicopter pursuing the  2008 Page #67  
ing, they derued a chase had taken place. Perhaps the most extraordinary as 2008 Page #67  
             discussions that take place every day, in the office, the corr 2008 Page #69  
ome out when it was sitting in one place. Blue lights would come out of the 2008 Page #79  
ring itself. All they wanted was a place to stay while it repaired itself.  2008 Page #91  
e time travelers are humans from a place 50,000 years into the future where 2008 Page #95  
aft high in the atmosphere. Others place the blame on Russian or American o 2008 Page #103  
now so he can keep the security in place until they don't need the FBI any  2008 Page #111  
hips should be based. In the first place, it would be necessary to esc.abli 2008 Page #112  
ce, internatio nal law should make place for a new law on a oifferenc basis 2008 Page #112  
 might have occurred. In the first place, living conditions on these bodies 2008 Page #112  
ives, independence will never take place. Now we come to the problem of det 2008 Page #112  
satellites and missiles find their place 1n space, we muse consider the pot 2008 Page #114  
our spies (back channels) there in place n11•n ,..,r"'ri1•-.... ,.1p!1fJ .. 2008 Page #121  
onal German business empire was in place. An Allied investigator, Departmen 2008 Page #137  
 conference" as a meeting time and place as preceding the annual meetings h 2009 Page #13  
ons that could be "directed to any place on Earth." This threat was echoed  2009 Page #17  
leased, a cold war drama that took place among harbor patrol boats in the P 2009 Page #30  
yond anything we know or we had in place at the time, even experimentally.  2009 Page #75  
ome out when it was sitting in one place. Blue lights would come out of the 2009 Page #78  
e did not get destroyed. What took place off base and what took place in th 2009 Page #78  
 took place off base and what took place in the area of the Weapons Storage 2009 Page #78  
osition, she did work in the right place at the right time for the events d 2009 Page #95  
about the park. Aliens visited the place after dark, at least three times,  2009 Page #134  
lated events alleged to have taken place in a city park on Wednesday , Sept 2009 Page #135  
r understanding what actually took place during those last days in the life 2009 Page #140  
 ■ T umer. ·a revolution has taken place.' A hidden struchn has 'appropriat 2009 Page #152  
p and start rainfall at a specific place on a limited scale, and added: "In 2009 Page #162  
South Pacific area (Enzedsopac) to place the proposal before Admiral W.F. H 2009 Page #164  
rass and Leech." Note: Trials took place in New Caledonia. "The results whi 2009 Page #170  
e leaked to the press in the first place if it was still allegedly an ongoi 2009 Page #176  
iet spy rings, and put policies in place to curb this activity, there were  2009 Page #177  
i : CAM 1-mlDGE Masi.. l. June 14. place nr rm:iPilation will domi•l -'A'i- 2009 Page #183  

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re were just a few slivers which I placed in a plastic bag. A little while  2003 Page #49  
otes "from Grandad's journal" that placed the impact site "between San Mate 2003 Page #99  
they arrived at his laboratory. He placed the dark side of one piece on the 2003 Page #103  
Effect. That means if a voltage is placed on bismuth while the metal is in  2003 Page #107  
ll debris swept into bagging. Bags placed in tagged boxes. Boxes placed int 2003 Page #107  
Bags placed in tagged boxes. Boxes placed into Metal Footlockers. Initial e 2003 Page #107  
magnesium/zinc layered metal being placed by Dr. Erik Hauri, operator of th 2003 Page #108  
ight "turn into a lifting body" if placed in a million volt electrostatic f 2003 Page #110  
gnesium metal and the control were placed on the paper. 106                 2003 Page #110  
ain conditions when a substance is placed in an external static magnetic fi 2003 Page #111  
n 80 milligram sample of Bi/Mg was placed in a 50 milliliter Erlenmeyer fla 2003 Page #114  
d was still as clear as when first placed in the flask. The only other visi 2003 Page #114  
 milligram Bi/Mg reaction test was placed on a slide glass and drops of the 2003 Page #114  
d drops of the 5% acetic acid were placed on another slide glass to provide 2003 Page #114  
when the 40-day water samples were placed in the 5% acetic acid, the white  2003 Page #115  
y no Ave persons were arrested and placed at the dtaposal of ,ersons were r 2004 Page #20  
 agreed that a tight lid had to be placed on UFOs — a policy of complete de 2004 Page #80  
ades later when Smith's files were placed at the University of Ottawa, the  2004 Page #86  
in C/R incident, deep ruts, object placed in large flat semi with tarp. Sou 2004 Page #116  
 Mountains; body found by Johnson, placed in a freezer; Johnson did not che 2004 Page #122  
T, that he had learned from highly placed U.S. scientists, such as Dr. Vann 2004 Page #140  
ation about it could not have been placed by Twining in a report that was o 2004 Page #141  
r in early 1960's a UFO study unit placed near Kapustin Yar Lavrenti Beria  2004 Page #158  
4 x 5 cut film has locator notches placed in one corner of the film sheet t 2004 Page #234  
the existing structures are hereby placed in condition GREEN until such tim 2004 Page #253  
 offered little resistance and was placed within a wooden box, then loaded  2005 Page #31  
 was 12 years old, that would have placed it right around 1953, the middle  2005 Page #68  
the table the accumulator had been placed on: Einstein had set one box on a 2005 Page #92  
plan to allow an extremel y highly placed operative to insinuate himself sm 2005 Page #97  
s for the same reason that the CIA placed intelligence operations on Israel 2005 Page #124  
 found in the Pocono Mountains and placed in a freezer; and another in 1989 2005 Page #132  
cs had already been retrie,·ed and placed inside the building. The whole re 2005 Page #165  
n even greater extent when one was placed in the USAF Museum at Wright-Patt 2006 Page #84  
orced him into their craft. He was placed in a room, undressed and rubbed d 2006 Page #109  
o see two creatures which had been placed inside decontamination suits." Th 2006 Page #122  
was decided that the MRE should be placed under the aegis of a civil author 2006 Page #123  
ounter Intelligence Corps had been placed on Immediate High Alert for any i 2006 Page #164  
C.? "Impossible," he thought as he placed the phone in its cradle. "I don't 2006 Page #164  
ir Force requested that the CIC be placed in immediate high alert! PART V:  2006 Page #174  
 by court order. There is no limit placed on the number of individuals who  2006 Page #202  
r while we talk." So, he carefully placed it behind his seat while we conti 2006 Page #204  
alifornia. The doctor operated and placed a piece of "something" behind his 2006 Page #206  
service. Note the great importance placed on controlling the wire services. 2007 Page #16  
estrialJy tasty." An advertisement placed by the State of Kansas's Departme 2007 Page #61  
 itesse Semiconductor Corporatio n placed an alien-themed ad in a 2000 issu 2007 Page #69  
 the UFO abduction theme was an ad placed by AT&T's cellular phone division 2007 Page #74  
h three small spherical structures placed in a triangular pattern was photo 2007 Page #161  
mandante Huertas (Peru, 1980) were placed in similar positions and their st 2008 Page #66  
ts from Earth life. When Penniston placed his hand on the craft's engraved  2008 Page #94  
materials. Remarkably, it had been placed in his mailbox (combination lock) 2008 Page #105  
                deposits were also placed with major banks in New York City 2008 Page #137  
 only as a rat poison. The Nazi SS placed fluoride in the drinking water of 2008 Page #140  
itzerland in common? They all have placed great emphasis on civil defense a 2009 Page #22  
so forwarded to Dulles. NSAM 55-57 placed Cold War operations firmly under  2009 Page #38  
every bit of information had to be placed in a safe after work hours, inclu 2009 Page #89  
isions upon the effects of charges placed at the greater critical depth, an 2009 Page #166  

Word: "placeholders", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

onfidence, and asterisks to act as placeholders where we know there is a le 2004 Page #228  

Word: "placement", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 the crash retrieval event? Is the placement of document content with respe 2005 Page #136  
s evenjng? This ad had fairly wide placement. This one appeared in the film 2007 Page #65  
ffort from Phillip Morris saw wide placement in man1 major periorucals. Not 2007 Page #65  

Word: "places", 24 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 telling Bennewitz that these were places of concern and that he might want 2003 Page #150  
ws, Laundromats can be very boring places, he had brought with him a briefc 2004 Page #43  
ass between the telephone poles in places, or go through some tunnels, or f 2004 Page #127  
or them, he was called at a couple places on his trip by somebody at a near 2004 Page #189  
d in his 1997 book Friends in High Places that Clinton had asked him to go  2004 Page #196  
ada; indeed most likely many other places, too. Of course, the claims of Ro 2005 Page #82  
en "back engineered" technology at places like S-4, near Area 51, were the  2005 Page #82  
ged that has long been going on at places like these. Indeed, at Norton Air 2005 Page #83  
 to weed out false cases, and this places a special burden on the honest UF 2005 Page #138  
fferent ruling groups in different places. • D. A small group of religious  2006 Page #10  
 faith, hope and cohesion. In many places, religious institutions would be  2006 Page #57  
s hysteria would break out in many places, along with widespread looting, f 2006 Page #62  
other military crews at TOP SECRET places such as Area 51, Nellis AFB, in N 2006 Page #150  
the water's suace in two different places. • Question #2: Did divers Walker 2006 Page #190  
           l ... There are certain places where we should expect to see ali 2007 Page #60  
e like yourself co want to look in places tl1at maybe one shouldn't. Howeve 2007 Page #91  
m of the disk showed damage in two places. One damage point was an irregula 2007 Page #187  
ls that we wished to interview and places of interest we desired to visit.  2007 Page #188  
-grey in colour and resembling nvo places turned upside down and put togeth 2007 Page #193  
uddenly over her house: one of the places was fixed, but the other was spin 2007 Page #193  
erally described as close-knit and places where some of the young people gr 2008 Page #53  
ubiquitous video cameras in public places, face recognition technology , th 2008 Page #123  
tails are provided, such as names, places, and events, the quest is to dete 2009 Page #91  
 also by how she remained aware of places where her recollection was incomp 2009 Page #91  

Word: "placing", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

st with a prefabricated design and placing. Keep in mind that these are the 2003 Page #103  
ctions in Water Repeated trials of placing the Bi/Mg samples in water consi 2003 Page #112  
 into a coma only four hours after placing a body in a rubber body-bag. All 2004 Page #81  
rgy. The experiment called for the placing of a very small amount of radium 2005 Page #94  
 Eyes Only manual for UFO recovery Placing this manual in an historical con 2005 Page #127  
 went into a coma four hours after placing a body in a rubber body-bag. All 2006 Page #104  
s a secret weapons development and placing a security curtain in front of t 2009 Page #17  
y Plan for U.S. Reaction to Soviet placing of a Nuclear Weapon in Space" dr 2009 Page #17  
a policy of such enormous risks as placing nuclear-tipped missiles in Cuba. 2009 Page #18  
nnedy issued an Executive Order to placing cold war psychological warfare p 2009 Page #35  

Word: "plagiarism", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 amazed to find near word-for-word plagiarism of the preface to a book by f 2009 Page #11  
ink the words by LCR are a hoax, a plagiarism of the preface from the book  2009 Page #13  

Word: "plague", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ble, given the kinds of leaks that plague our government and national secur 2004 Page #140  
 (now Feodossia, Ukraine) catapult plague corpses into the city • 1347-1351 2006 Page #107  
into the city • 1347-1351: Bubonic plague (the Black Death) kills 25 millio 2006 Page #107  
iet Union reportedly creates super plague. • 1985-1989: Ken Alibek (Kanatja 2006 Page #107  
umptive determination of pneumonic plague. Dr. Cheek's investigations of Ba 2006 Page #110  
 477-78. 24L. Garrett, "The Coming Plague: Newly Emerging Diseases in a Wor 2006 Page #110  
die. With the threat of an unknown plague breaking out within 30 miles of t 2007 Page #187  

Word: "plagued", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

haedr-ym-Mochnant, the locals were plagued by a 'flying dragon' — intriguin 2006 Page #119  
sterious and persistent noise that plagued COBRA MIST was never solved. Fin 2008 Page #73  
d "Green Fireball" phenomenon that plagued New Mexico and the southwest in  2009 Page #9  

Word: "plagues", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 with occasional reductions due to plagues, wars or famine. Epidemiologists 2006 Page #107  

Word: "plain", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 symphony of color on the greening plain. When I commented to a rancher abo 2003 Page #46  
Layered Bi/Mg Metal The control or plain acetic acid slide disclosed only a 2003 Page #115  
onducting research at the Base, in plain view of the Four Hills neighborhoo 2003 Page #150  
ason we were sort of herded by two plain clothes men into a little narrow r 2004 Page #183  
escent lights watching these three plain clothes men. 1 thought I was going 2004 Page #183  
 S. government to "lude secrets in plain ight" is Steve Jones, a computer s 2005 Page #64  
Electre•Graviq Device 38 Hiding in Plain Sight? As seen here, the saNIR inv 2006 Page #41  
ived a call from Lou Corbin. "It's plain that this is part of the Air Force 2007 Page #133  
urse. Somewhere over a vast desert plain known as El Llano, just a stone's  2007 Page #186  
he crash rained down on the desert plain below, and efforts were soon under 2007 Page #186  
and and history fails to reveal in plain language is that the Socialism in  2008 Page #124  

Word: "plainclothes", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

te's testimony of police officers, plainclothes people and military men the 2003 Page #30  

Word: "plainly", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

of the craft, Ozzie said you could plainly see through the sidewaU of the c 2005 Page #166  
U of the craft, and the desert was plainly visible even at night. The metal 2005 Page #166  
even dream of doing. To state this plainly, the level of competency of an o 2009 Page #155  

Word: "plains", 16 instance(s) (Back to Top)

........ 37 Crash Retrieval on the Plains of St. Augustine, New Mexico .... 2003 Page #3  
            Crash Retrieval on the Plains of St. Augustine, New Mexico Art  2003 Page #43  
arched by Art Campbell relating to Plains of San Augustin crash, as mention 2003 Page #43  
) Videotape "Investigations on the Plains of St. Augustin" (22 mm.) Photogr 2003 Page #43  
 silicon and zinc Library research Plains environment                       2003 Page #43  
Wildlife Looking back Closing with Plains scenes and sunset Credits Intervi 2003 Page #44  
something, or things, crash in the plains of New Mexico less than eighty mi 2003 Page #86  
Sands Missile Range to Socorro and Plains of San Agustin, New Mexico. 94    2003 Page #98  
re at the northeastern edge of the Plains of San Agustin and north of the S 2003 Page #99  
l list included Magdalena near the Plains of San Augustin; Kingman, Arizona 2004 Page #69  
thwest of Roswell (possibly on the plains of San Augustin). He (Ramey) will 2004 Page #230  
 be from the 1947 UFO crash on the plains of Saint Augustine in New Mexico. 2004 Page #240  
d discussed sharing a "dig" at the Plains of Saint Augustine in June, 2004. 2004 Page #240  
what crashed at Roswell and in the Plains of San Agustin in New Mexico in e 2006 Page #10  
because the town is lower than the plains that are around it. \'(/here we w 2007 Page #123  
 December of 1994 on the Nullarbor Plains of Australia. One late evening, t 2007 Page #130  

Word: "plaintiff", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rm specializing in consulting with plaintiff and defense lawyers involving  2004 Page #250  

Word: "plan", 64 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s. The President favors the Navy's plan and appoints Forrestal to head up t 2003 Page #86  
would say that he had discovered a plan for alien domination of Earth, and  2003 Page #141  
t he pointing at. The AFOSI didn't plan to clue him in, and in fact, began  2003 Page #149  
t the alien invasion] and the best plan was to continue the development of  2003 Page #150  
ress witness them, use Contingency Plan! 11/8/2003 Speaal Operations Manual 2003 Page #175  
ws that they had a rather specific plan for securing the area, establishing 2003 Page #176  
he Manual alludes to a Contingency Plan in the event that large segments of 2003 Page #176  
nd press witness the craft. Such a plan was also noted as Attachment G to t 2003 Page #176  
nhower Briefing Document. Has this plan ever been put into effect during ma 2003 Page #176  
 position to define its industrial plan and aa *le teShnfoledir, I Wiese it 2004 Page #20  
eld now. ... Why they would have a plan such as that, I, you probably know  2004 Page #52  
oodbridge and Benrwaters. Was this plan physically on the table? G. Pulled  2004 Page #52  
me. When was this that you saw the plan? I worked for the PSA between '88 a 2004 Page #53  
o proposed to the United Nations a plan to establish an agency specifically 2004 Page #108  
boat. it is difficult to imagine a plan to reveal what has happened to the  2004 Page #123  
d it's easy to visualize a current plan from A to B, where B is just a few  2004 Page #126  
ft are suggestive of an aggressive plan to get them in our laboratories. My 2004 Page #130  
Top Secret." Goldwater confirmed a plan underway to release some if not all 2004 Page #146  
arefully controlled. It would be a plan that worked so well it is still bei 2004 Page #178  
ve what we now accept as fact. The Plan Almost from the beginning of the mo 2004 Page #179  
FO story. That has always been the plan. An early example of this can be il 2004 Page #179  
s to come. The rumor was that this plan was set up by Richard Nixon and tha 2004 Page #180  
tely asked who was behind this new plan. Was this coming from President Rea 2004 Page #192  
 been most difficult to match by a plan, or a 'black' propaganda operation. 2005 Page #10  
ctor, or was this simply part of a plan to allow an extremel y highly place 2005 Page #97  
ginia, he spoke on "A Hypothetical Plan for Crash / Retrie, al" and invited 2005 Page #127  
o proposed to the United Nations a plan to establish an agency specifically 2005 Page #139  
ft-are suggestive of an aggressive plan to get them into our laboratories.  2005 Page #140  
. He then cancelled his IFR flight plan, a routine procedure when leaving c 2006 Page #81  
y the aircraft from a known flight plan, nor were they able to communicate  2006 Page #172  
re likely would have been a flight plan. The intruders, on the other hand,  2006 Page #172  
it. There would have been a flight plan. At the very least these aircraft w 2006 Page #173  
ection by radar. Either the flight plan or the radio identification would h 2006 Page #173  
vada and New Jersey. However, this plan was never put into action and my ro 2006 Page #196  
ing intelligence officers knew the plan was co eljminace UFO stories from t 2007 Page #18  
 a!Jlling from? ■ How long do they plan lo keep this seaet? ■ Are aliens li 2007 Page #51  
s pare of a sweeping gO\·ernmental plan co secure and utilize che cooperati 2007 Page #59  
n Cuba and knew of the President's plan to kill Castro. [Monroe] made refer 2007 Page #135  
co area was such that an organized plan of reporting these observations sho 2008 Page #26  
le which reported it had no flight plan for any plane in that vicinity and  2008 Page #28  
h wide~pread knowledge, there is a plan (if everyone agrees) for full discl 2008 Page #111  
 War I with two programs-the Dawes Plan (l 924) and the Young Plan (l 928). 2008 Page #126  
e Dawes Plan (l 924) and the Young Plan (l 928). Both plans, engineered in  2008 Page #126  
41, may have been a genuine secret plan to ally with the British royals, ou 2008 Page #130  
lligence from all agencies. Bush's plan was initiated by America's first Se 2008 Page #131  
e Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan. The "Vandenberg Resolution," passe 2008 Page #132  
, established in 1946 to "acquire, plan, construct and operate laboratories 2008 Page #134  
ay well have been the globalist 's plan since their 1917 creation of commun 2008 Page #139  
archers advanced the Gemrnn Nazis' plan to drug entire populations with sod 2008 Page #140  
, Reagan followed through with his plan to honor war dead. Former Nixon Whi 2008 Page #142  
 which was part of the Contingency Plan for U.S. Reaction to Soviet placing 2009 Page #17  
ve studied the MJTWELVE Operations Plan of June 16, 1953, on the subject of 2009 Page #27  
s of Staff titled: "Joint Logistic Plan for MAJESTIC." The memos were decla 2009 Page #36  
eparation: A psychological warfare plan, an unconvention al warfare plan, c 2009 Page #36  
e plan, an unconvention al warfare plan, cover and deception plans, a civil 2009 Page #36  
 civil affairs/military government plan, a command plan, a logistic plan, t 2009 Page #36  
ilitary government plan, a command plan, a logistic plan, transportation gu 2009 Page #36  
t plan, a command plan, a logistic plan, transportation guidance, to be inc 2009 Page #36  
ce, to be included in the logistic plan, a map and chart plan and a communi 2009 Page #36  
the logistic plan, a map and chart plan and a communications plan." 5 The s 2009 Page #36  
nd chart plan and a communications plan." 5 The significance of this set of 2009 Page #36  
cret memos titled: "Joint Logistic Plan for MAJESTIC" from the Joint Chiefs 2009 Page #38  
STIC" was a "psychological warfare plan."14 Once again, this shows the rela 2009 Page #38  
 realized that time is required to plan and implement experimental programs 2009 Page #166  

Word: "planck", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

oint Fellow appointment at the Max Planck Institute in Garching, Germany. P 2008 Page #75  

Word: "plane", 91 instance(s) (Back to Top)

of Wright-Patterson AFB "After the plane from Roswell arrived with the mate 2003 Page #17  
t someone had been called out to a plane crash outside of town and would he 2003 Page #23  
s loaded onto Brown and Davidson's plane. Shortly after it took off to retu 2003 Page #42  
ight-Patterson Air Force base, the plane crashed and killed the two men. Th 2003 Page #42  
 giant gun in Canada, a secret spy plane, a Soviet Venus probe (COSMOS 96)  2003 Page #65  
lled when he looses control of his plane while attempting to intercept an u 2003 Page #88  
ate. When Forrestal steps from the plane, Lovett is shocked by his appearan 2003 Page #89  
trial projects, such as the U2 spy plane. The U.S. Air Force cooperated and 2003 Page #141  
that the U.S. had just recovered a plane from China that they Chinese had s 2003 Page #202  
had shot down claiming to be a spy plane. Cheney was in a victorious mood,  2003 Page #202  
 consistent with the fact that his plane had already left and he was in New 2003 Page #210  
t was not brought to this Earth by plane nor by boat nor by helicopter. We  2004 Page #14  
that he thought an airliner or big plane had just crashed into the Sound ne 2004 Page #35  
ed Werbicki that they had seen the plane out on the water and it still had  2004 Page #35  
hat there was a possibility that a plane had crashed into the Sound near Sh 2004 Page #36  
dered were possible survivors of a plane crash. In fact, everyone there was 2004 Page #37  
he runway. I thought it was just a plane landing and did not pay that much  2004 Page #57  
hat is when I realized it wasn't a plane landing. The object never moved wh 2004 Page #57  
 was for a missile to shoot down a plane at a range of 20,000 yards at an a 2004 Page #66  
e 1,1947 Round-the-World Series of Plane Wrecks Kills 180 Rep. Andy Kissner 2004 Page #66  
Near Juarez 38 Lose Lives In Worst Plane Crash In U. S. But the truth was,  2004 Page #67  
n New York where a United Airlines plane took off, crashed and burned, kill 2004 Page #68  
ss of the second crash, "I saw the plane in a steep glide and several gleam 2004 Page #68  
gs, like metal, fell away from the plane as it hurtled down." Were those 65 2004 Page #68  
 neutron count was recorded as the plane flew over the site. Neutron count  2004 Page #81  
. Neutron count dropped off as the plane flew a considerable distance from  2004 Page #81  
he ground; (b) the wreckage of the plane was never displayed; (c) the bodie 2004 Page #130  
k at a DVD or video called, 911-In Plane Site, you will see that it clearly 2004 Page #131  
ntagon strike was not a commercial plane (Sept 2001) Slide 29 128           2004 Page #131  
 was involved with alien matters • Plane crash near Aspen, CO 1966, someone 2004 Page #207  
966, someone (Military?) ransacked plane before rescuers arrived 204        2004 Page #207  
ist — Why was his death faked in a plane crash? William Eagan Colby • Tenth 2004 Page #208  
 like for you tomorrow to get on a plane, go to Chicago and from there to P 2005 Page #40  
f oxygen at about 25,000 feet. The plane had continued co climb to 30,000 f 2005 Page #65  
ler told Steve Jones that ManteU's plane did not crash, but looked like it  2005 Page #65  
when the object passed beneath his plane. He was an experienced \Xf\X/11 fi 2005 Page #74  
ame clear chat chis was no Russian plane. Instead he claimed to have filmed 2005 Page #145  
of the retrieved material into the plane for transport. The large piece was 2005 Page #166  
istence of the so-caUed Aurora spy plane was denied by the Air Force. The e 2005 Page #167  
d him. They were flown by military plane to Phoenix, Arizona where they boa 2005 Page #168  
inal variant of the U-2 (fR-1) spy plane in Congressional and Pentagon budg 2005 Page #175  
, pilot loses power and con1rol of plane. regains at treetop leve: • 1978 T 2006 Page #28  
at did he see? Something landed, a plane or something: it scared him. RM: W 2006 Page #47  
 him. RM: Was it a regular-looking plane or was it strange? LS: Something s 2006 Page #47  
as a high-speed, high-altitude spy plane for the Central Intelligence Agenc 2006 Page #72  
1 drone), and SR-71 reconnaissance plane (for the USAF). In 1964, the YF-12 2006 Page #72  
was unrecoverable. As the stricken plane dropped through 25,000 feet, he ej 2006 Page #74  
passed over Groom Dry Lake. As the plane climbed over Emigrant Valley, the  2006 Page #78  
pproximately eight hours after the plane struck the mountainside. Delays du 2006 Page #82  
ee feet high that sat on the upper plane shoulder area. The front of this l 2006 Page #94  
ually antennae protruding from the plane of the shoulder areas on both side 2006 Page #94  
s troops to investigate an alleged plane crash near Flatwoods and look for  2006 Page #95  
 nearly hit a commercial passenger plane in the vicinity of the Wheeling -O 2006 Page #97  
ents, unusual mishaps, and fighter plane and pilot disappearances that occu 2006 Page #100  
ies began a search for the missing plane. Approximately 1035 hrs there came 2006 Page #134  
ort that wreckage from the missing plane had been spotted from the air. Alm 2006 Page #134  
ediately came a report of a second plane on the ground a few miles from the 2006 Page #134  
d the pieces of the civilian light plane which had been involved in the mid 2006 Page #135  
ditor's Note: USAF Capt. Mantell's plane mysteriously disintegrated on Janu 2006 Page #141  
ected by Jun-Ichi Yaoi chartered a plane and flew, with Col. Willingham, to 2006 Page #177  
d and got a small civil air patrol plane and flew to the border area where  2006 Page #177  
e. "It's not a boat and it's not a plane," Walker tells a Bellingham Herald 2006 Page #187  
at its best: "You're right off the plane. They don't know you from Adam. An 2007 Page #68  
llagers that a Soviet satellite or plane had crashed. A piece of metal was  2007 Page #129  
"at some point around '59 by a U-2 plane [sic]," and had "been circulated"  2007 Page #138  
 1974, a UFO collided with a small plane along the Rio Grande River between 2007 Page #184  
n spotter plans say that the small plane had been almost totally destroyed  2007 Page #186  
earth after its collision with the plane. On August 26, 1974, the day after 2007 Page #187  
from the crash of a drug smuggling plane, its exact origin has not yet been 2007 Page #189  
cts made physical contact with the plane, and the panicked pilot radioed ai 2007 Page #191  
 the UFOs had taken control of his plane. 5. CONCLUSIONS While in Coyame, t 2007 Page #191  
 Dominguez de la Rosa. "Pilot Says Plane Was Controlled by UFOs." MUFON UFO 2007 Page #192  
ufmann discovered there had been a plane crash near Ubatuba in April 1957 a 2007 Page #195  
ld have been a high flying U-2 spy plane. But, in reality, it wasn't either 2008 Page #16  
rted it had no flight plan for any plane in that vicinity and altitude. C.  2008 Page #28  
er was flooded with calls: • Small plane • Much larger plane • Round, disc- 2008 Page #44  
calls: • Small plane • Much larger plane • Round, disc-shaped object • Repo 2008 Page #44  
e observed what she thought was "a plane with one side on fire." The fiery  2008 Page #49  
ey project war from the horizontal plane co the vertical p_ane in its fulle 2008 Page #114  
 be bounded: (a) horizontally by a plane which has the territorial frontier 2009 Page #14  
gators as well, and they died in a plane crash trying to bring the substanc 2009 Page #29  
force investigation ended with the plane crash deaths of its two investigat 2009 Page #30  
risman may have even sabotaged the plane. According to the most fanciful sp 2009 Page #31  
Japan out of which flew the U2 spy plane. After Oswald's defection to the S 2009 Page #34  
rked and had its own security. The plane came in on Sunday night (December  2009 Page #79  
 the hel!Vefls. When I got off the plane I told Nancy 11111 about •··-And _ 2009 Page #142  
r phenomena" May 21, 194 7 -Silent plane is developed May 30, 1947 -V2 rock 2009 Page #156  
ll Aircraft XS-1 faster than sound plane completes preliminary tests June 3 2009 Page #156  
tract to Douglas Aircraft to build plane that can fly 2,200 miles per hour  2009 Page #156  
red useless even as possibilities. Plane Check Considered Short-wave radio  2009 Page #158  
e called curtains of force that no plane could fly through. He never explai 2009 Page #158  

Word: "plane's", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s chasing a large silver disc. The plane's metal wreckage was covered with  2006 Page #141  

Word: "planecology", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r a series of works in comparative planecology and the geochemistry of oute 2007 Page #198  

Word: "planeload", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ir Corps at Fort Worth, Texas. The planeload of debris arrived for Ramey's  2004 Page #226  

Word: "planes", 34 instance(s) (Back to Top)

orce told DATT/AIRA this date that planes from the BAF have flown over the  2004 Page #9  
ns of Spitsbergen by Norwegian jet planes. In the wreck of the apparatus th 2004 Page #12  
e that had the atomic bomb and the planes to fly it, would have mistaken th 2004 Page #142  
rash dummies weren't released from planes until about five or seven years a 2004 Page #148  
ash dummies dropped from Air Force planes into the deserts of the Southwest 2004 Page #148  
e usual detachment. • On occasion, planes are scrambled, but in the past or 2004 Page #169  
in a press conference that fighter planes had actually chased several unide 2005 Page #35  
a "ferry mission." Four F-51 Guard planes of the 165th Fighter Squadron of  2005 Page #64  
ounts per minute. Twelve Air Force planes over flew the base camp and their 2005 Page #100  
the time-lapse photograph y of jet planes contrails. As recorded, Reich had 2005 Page #100  
s de, eloped the U-2 and SR-71 spy planes in the Black \Xlorld. The money f 2005 Page #167  
ts (beyond the BeU research rocket planes). Bell said, ''We are already wor 2005 Page #172  
pilot that UFOs took out 20 of our planes in Europe in the early 1950s. B.  2006 Page #5  
never were aware of how well their planes were being tracked. If civilizati 2006 Page #11  
. Within a few hours two transport planes arrived at Wendover with security 2006 Page #74  
aw meteoric objects flash by their planes while aloft" and reported them to 2006 Page #94  
 ANNEX C — Disappearing Pilots and Planes The MJ-12 panel added an Annex C, 2006 Page #140  
s). But Len said, 'We lost so many planes and pilots trying to carry out th 2006 Page #141  
ent moment, a formation of Russian planes heading southeast. The President  2006 Page #167  
n 10 hours for the assumed Russian planes to arrive over Washington. Presid 2006 Page #168  
g large formations of unidentified planes approaching. Fighter planes were  2006 Page #168  
tified planes approaching. Fighter planes were sent up to reconnoiter and a 2006 Page #168  
me Minister that the report of the planes was in error. The Prime Minister  2006 Page #168  
aircraft over Alaska. Detection of planes near or over northeastern Maine ( 2006 Page #169  
n Acheson's autobiography that the planes were several hours from reaching  2006 Page #169  
 that it had no reports of missing planes during this time period. 5:18 AM: 2006 Page #185  
ort. Through the window we can see planes on the ground and a line of strea 2007 Page #70  
ly begun by squadrons of Air Force planes. When word of the "Sylacauga obje 2007 Page #133  
orce told DATT/AIRA this date that planes from the BAF have flown over the  2007 Page #142  
rt period of time. Mexican spotter planes first located the wreckage of the 2007 Page #186  
lla Krussel. Helicopters and small planes were seen routinely day and night 2008 Page #51  
 policy (no matter how many of our planes had been lost) was to prevent the 2008 Page #110  
d play the role of a small fighter planes or small rockets to defeat an att 2009 Page #22  
ng that far away, but for crashing planes by interfering with the electrica 2009 Page #158  

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than lc. Caldwa.Anyentec 0140S:the Planes-of the matt, dienppeased -abotit  2006 Page #45  

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4) □ Clyde Tombaugh, Discoverer of Planet Pluto, David H. Levy, Univ, of Ar 2003 Page #182  
               beings from another planet lh. Until more data can be acquir 2003 Page #237  
ases that have occurred across the planet since the late 1940s; and which w 2004 Page #4  
pinion that he was a native of the planet Mars. Papers found on his person  2004 Page #26  
 extraterrestrial presence on this planet from 1947 to this day. For severa 2004 Page #61  
arge scale genetic harvest of this planet. SLIDE #48: IPU summary title TOP 2004 Page #79  
r information EVERY nation on this planet has been officially informed of t 2004 Page #88  
 WBS: So they come from some other planet? RIS: All we know is that we didn 2004 Page #91  
nt civilizations other than on our planet here in our galaxy. The second st 2004 Page #187  
aucers, which originate on another planet. • The source of my information i 2004 Page #206  
ll. London, Watts, 1984. Eden, J.: Planet in Trouble: The UFO Assault 011 E 2005 Page #104  
r intelligent life has touched our planet. How ridjculous! So say the keepe 2005 Page #117  
: \Xfhat is next for our beautiful planet and the emerging human mind? John 2005 Page #118  
believes there is Life outside our planet. ·Most people, however, stiJJ hes 2005 Page #119  
se intelligent life outside of our planet might mean for us and future gene 2005 Page #120  
jic Eyes Only badly as to crash on planet earth is a reasonable question. T 2005 Page #121  
hnology on emerging "kindergarten" planet earth cannot be ruled out. Nor th 2005 Page #121  
played host to beings from another planet. The risks and challenges of such 2005 Page #126  
to grips with the reality that our planet is not the only one harboring int 2005 Page #128  
all UFOs or discs are from another planet. Some are from a parallel world.  2005 Page #164  
ent of the USA doesn't . speak for Planet Earth. After all who elected him  2006 Page #5  
ly, the UN also does not speak for Planet Earth either. C. Normally negotia 2006 Page #5  
orhood and of the situation on our planet. The SETI cultists seem to think  2006 Page #5  
pment of a primitive society, on a planet where, amazingly, there is no pla 2006 Page #6  
Crash Retrieval Conference densest planet in the solar system, so would be  2006 Page #7  
we their primary allegiance to the planet (where it belongs) instead of to  2006 Page #9  
 data on one "civilization" on one planet in one solar system. Real scienti 2006 Page #12  
f life by humans on some far- away planet was not addressed. Critical Uncer 2006 Page #52  
ysical being from another physical planet? Is it from some remote part of p 2006 Page #53  
et? Is it from some remote part of planet Earth, for example a subterranean 2006 Page #53  
nally and globally, along with the planet itself. If the NHI were benevolen 2006 Page #56  
l infiltration and takeover of the planet, as well as the genetic manipulat 2006 Page #63  
selves. Perhaps beings from such a planet are already exploring within our  2006 Page #70  
f we found ant colonies on another planet, I doubt we would declare them in 2006 Page #102  
mplating how best to take over the planet with viruses or prions, thereby r 2006 Page #116  
 Homo sapiens from this particular planet. Prion-based diseases are invaria 2006 Page #116  
 Homo sapiens from this particular planet. Alien pathogens (viruses and pri 2006 Page #117  
r plans for the future of both our planet and our species. The claim was th 2006 Page #119  
h that dealt with an attack on the planet by hostile aliens. Inevitably, th 2006 Page #131  
cts with any other leaders on this planet? SLIDE # 7— Classified Above H-Bo 2006 Page #140  
 I'm one of the only people on the planet — several hundred of us — that kn 2006 Page #148  
robably never.' BUT THAT MEANS THE PLANET IS LIVING A HUGE LIE. Yes, of cou 2006 Page #163  
ll have failed our mission on this planet. For human beings are not meant t 2006 Page #194  
Immediate quarantine of their home planet (i.e., no further deep space trav 2007 Page #37  
Immediate quarantine of their home planet (i.e., no further deep space trav 2007 Page #37  
locate your business is on another planet, get back down to earth," and im  2007 Page #61  
g saucer wending its way above the planet. The drawing is captioned "Curren 2007 Page #67  
es have frequently occurred on the planet. Reports have come in from dozens 2007 Page #127  
nce this death ray anywhere on the planet. It is said that conventional wea 2007 Page #131  
saucers which originate on another planet. The source of my informati on is 2007 Page #136  
 fl) ing saucers come from another planet." Kilgallen was further advised t 2007 Page #136  
currently engaged in observing our planet. Points to consider: 1) Interstel 2007 Page #184  
ible intent of the UFO presence on Planet Earth, beyond any shadow of a dou 2008 Page #23  
n exploratory mission from the Red Planet to secure fresh water from Lake B 2008 Page #102  
s a reconnaissance vessel from the planet Venus. A translation of the recor 2008 Page #102  
are highly related. Who speaks for planet Earth? In addition, it's long, wa 2008 Page #107  
odies , lec's say the moon, or the planet Mars, would have to be such as to 2008 Page #112  
ib_y maintaini ng orbits about our planet) is now, however, accepted as de  2008 Page #113  
 Rhanes, a supposed citizen of the planet Clarion, ultimately led his outra 2009 Page #54  
NTELLIGENCES INTERACTING WITH THIS PLANET. Yes, I certainly cannot disagree 2009 Page #75  

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e was Acting Discipline Scientist, Planetar) Materials Program, Earth and P 2007 Page #197  

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 the sinister forces of some other planetary galaxy." We'll get back to the 2004 Page #133  
anet where, amazingly, there is no planetary government, where there are ma 2006 Page #6  
t and ask questions later. Loss of planetary control or extermination of hu 2006 Page #68  
etar) Materials Program, Earth and Planetary Exploration Di,ision. He is cu 2007 Page #197  
ently (since 1993) Director of the Planetary Geosciences Institute at the U 2007 Page #197  
 and it might be called "Law Among Planetary Peoples," following che guidel 2008 Page #112  
s supposedly strictly "scientific" planetary missions and millennial-old oc 2008 Page #135  

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 against attack by people of other planets. The politics of the future will 2003 Page #10  
? a Balloons? » Meteor? « Stars or planets? • Optical phenomena? Special Op 2003 Page #177  
gainst attack by people from other planets." We have no explanation for why 2004 Page #133  
ove that there are people on other planets." In the margin is a pen written 2004 Page #247  
 lights hanging in the sky were no planets or stars but space machines. Wit 2005 Page #96  
illions of ancient stars-whose far planets are just now being found 1 The S 2005 Page #117  
s within our local neighborhood on planets around some of the 1000 stars wi 2006 Page #5  
of a civilization, the fraction of planets that have intelligent life or de 2006 Page #12  
ve positively identified scores of planets circling other 66                2006 Page #69  
 will make it possible to identify planets approximating the size of the Ea 2006 Page #70  
f sun-like stars. Any one of those planets might harbor intelligent life th 2006 Page #70  
tellites going over or very bright planets but others had seen the huge, bl 2006 Page #204  
ove that there are people on other planets." ■ One reviewer: "Highly dubiou 2007 Page #48  
 mph, 25,000 to reach the moon and planets). Jack was al o told that these  2007 Page #109  
ing cargo to and from the moon and planets, or "1JJhere ever else n1e go i1 2007 Page #114  
n estimated 100-million earth-like planets, it seems highly plausible that  2007 Page #184  
tronomical objects (such as stars, planets, the sun, and the moon), weather 2008 Page #23  
ogical alignments of the stars and planets. 128                             2008 Page #134  
logical alignment of the stars and planets rather than on any non-sectarian 2008 Page #135  

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ic? □ Unique language, neutronic , planform, artificial intelligence, aerod 2003 Page #29  
tigate the Capture of Unidentified Planform Space Vehicles by U. S. Armed F 2004 Page #80  

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tary records and fire call logs is planned along with aerial photography an 2003 Page #38  
paper article - FBI Office in Cape Planned, Southeast Missourian March 7, 1 2003 Page #39  
iters realized the whole thing was planned from the start, but Paul Bennewi 2003 Page #149  
act that year lentil !OW, s 'being planned." , rin-1611 AIM cOMPUYPER VILLa 2004 Page #20  
t had several sophisticated tricks planned that totally fooled the investig 2004 Page #123  
ical warfare has specifically been planned and documented for the American  2004 Page #125  
k. Howe told me how the government planned to control the documentary she w 2004 Page #194  
a more serious interest in Reich's planned operations in Tucson on the basi 2005 Page #98  
), and I already had a conferenc e planned for August 1995. I asked Santill 2005 Page #146  
s still the subject of additional, planned studies. Baca explains: Since th 2005 Page #157  
e Utah/Nevada border, they began a planned left turn and climb. About a thi 2006 Page #74  
icated by Hal and John. Tony and I planned to search several square miles o 2006 Page #80  
ts re-entering Earth's atmosphere, planned or unplanned, at this particular 2006 Page #189  
matching grants. John Mack's group planned to look for alternative explanat 2006 Page #198  
sions of the experience. The group planned to invite many of the world's re 2006 Page #198  
unity to visit the test Site, with planned Family Day visits, but never saw 2006 Page #199  
al Delegation," wruch was making a planned visit to the U.S. later that mon 2007 Page #137  
n from 1962 to 1979. Prof. Regener planned and managed the construction of  2007 Page #162  
Conference where the Holocaust was planned; Arthur Nebe, the criminal polic 2008 Page #139  
t instead of back down to Earth as planned. The implications, as we all kno 2009 Page #16  
ew material for an updated edition planned for next spring from Feral House 2009 Page #30  
y have not succeeded, and when the planned great electrical energy machines 2009 Page #159  
odgrass said, although it had been planned to transfer work on the project  2009 Page #161  
explosive experts for the had been planned to transfer experiments . Espion 2009 Page #171  
nderwater on 25 July 1946. A third planned burst, Charlie, was canceled. (W 2009 Page #174  

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developed by professional scenario planners. A better term of art for our p 2006 Page #50  

Word: "planning", 27 instance(s) (Back to Top)

sh ConferenceDiscusses the program planning for metallurgical R&D Focused o 2003 Page #161  
 have) and the Office of Emergency Planning at the crash site. 188          2003 Page #192  
he head of the Office of Emergency Planning, which is inside the Executive  2003 Page #193  
on" within the Office of Emergency Planning. He is the person mentioned in  2003 Page #193  
files from the Office of Emergency Planning. Richard Nixon The only Nixon s 2003 Page #194  
ing Ground commanding officer, was planning a SECRET V-2 rocket launch. But 2004 Page #67  
ptionally significant training and planning in order to do this work both q 2004 Page #121  
 • He found that it took months of planning to get 100-foot blades on an ap 2004 Page #126  
ee Slide 23. It took him months of planning to get some smaller windmill bl 2004 Page #127  
he head of the Office of Emergency Planning. If Johnson did know and have c 2004 Page #177  
ing. Baca and Padilla say they are planning an expedition to investigate an 2005 Page #158  
 suggest perhaps some visitors are planning epic fiction and factual movies 2006 Page #8  
tegies — Report .frorn the Contact Planning Sessions, dated September 4, 20 2006 Page #48  
hich came to be called the Contact Planning Sessions. The approach taken in 2006 Page #48  
tact with us. Over the two Contact Planning Sessions, a total of 26 partici 2006 Page #49  
llects and creativity, the Contact Planning Sessions would not have been po 2006 Page #49  
ble, the organizers of the Contact Planning Sessions sought to begin with a 2006 Page #49  
uestion, "What if...?" The Contact Planning Sessions were organized by Mich 2006 Page #49  
 Petersen, a futurist and scenario planning consultant, with the assistance 2006 Page #49  
 In the spirit of classic scenario planning, we sought to attach no probabi 2006 Page #51  
ious scenarios of Contact. Contact Planning Session II concluded with a ser 2006 Page #51  
ete, the organizers of the Contact Planning Sessions are not aware of any o 2006 Page #69  
cal. The organizers of the Contact Planning Sessions offer this report as a 2006 Page #70  
ccess to and knowledge of Iraq war planning .. Trillion$ Missing lm bw requ 2007 Page #53  
wn press conference, where she was planning to spill the beans about, among 2007 Page #135  
al, undeniable log of NASA mission planning, mission priorities , and Space 2008 Page #135  
rily complex and expensive mission planning for the entire Apollo Lunar pro 2008 Page #135  

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• ,· • ·~-:-.,, ,4'. -· Censorsrup planrung for World \Xfar JI actually beg 2007 Page #16  

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ks the Army and the Navy to submit plans for a unification of the forces. T 2003 Page #86  
ately in the countryside and makes plans to travel to Washington on May 22. 2003 Page #91  
1 gra E mai crs cov ncvShe Writes —Plans for Funeral Today Grow Figure 6. N 2003 Page #93  
ruary 1942 a Security and recovery plans have been getting better every sin 2003 Page #170  
much more time to put our security plans in place in detail, including proc 2003 Page #171  
BEs dead or alive. Again, security plans to "remove all traces" of any cras 2003 Page #176  
lly, most people were aware of our plans for satellites in April of 1954, a 2003 Page #183  
TMENT WAR DEPARTMENT GENERAL STAFF Plans and Operation Division WASHINGTON  2003 Page #216  
iameter. 2. The Bolivian Air Force plans to investigate to determine what t 2004 Page #7  
ce * regard- Atdhhe laid that "the plans resale ftr but there sr. problem o 2004 Page #20  
hs I. labels, no Ttroorg an4 other plans Itoti are bring arm tap, rue:tint  2004 Page #20  
ash Retrieval Conference month and plans and blotters were missing after D  2004 Page #51  
obably know this already but I saw plans showing three tunnels which exist  2004 Page #52  
e tunnels. Could you tell from the plans, about the size of the tunnels, ho 2004 Page #53  
o get approval to move equipment a Plans for moving outsized equipment have 2004 Page #126  
Presuming this to have been in the plans since the early 40s, clearly these 2004 Page #129  
the Archives would yield emergency plans for moving large equipment such as 2004 Page #129  
remains of ETs. He said that those plans for disclosure were suddenly withd 2004 Page #147  
, and slowly and surely drew their plans against us... I hope H. G. Wells g 2004 Page #148  
ep in the void of space is drawing plans against us, even though General Do 2004 Page #148  
 Development) ■ 26 Jun 61 -Staff O Plans Div ■ 18 Apr 62 -Chief Foreign Tec 2005 Page #8  
echnology Div ■ 18 Jul 62 -Staff O Plans Div ■ 1 Mar 63 -Retired but "I joi 2005 Page #8  
assignments included the Strategic Plans Division of the Chief of Naval Ope 2005 Page #130  
e film he had purchased and of his plans to commercialize it. It was not un 2005 Page #146  
. • US Ambassador The Bolivian A F plans to Investigate to determine what t 2006 Page #29  
 to move the case along; my future plans include a detailed magnetometer su 2006 Page #47  
is would make it easier to develop plans of action to prevent total dominat 2006 Page #55  
ild alliances, develop contingency plans, make strategic investments and he 2006 Page #60  
ortant. - Given time to coordinate plans and actions, governments might see 2006 Page #67  
ng World War II on Nazi biowarfare plans, and have a non-trivial capability 2006 Page #106  
 of history and make us revise our plans for the future of both our planet  2006 Page #119  
t Executive in the Directorate for Plans, wrote a memorandum for Secretary  2006 Page #169  
 Meanwhile, here in the Northwest, plans were well underway for the advent  2006 Page #183  
 Herald) that there are no further plans to investigate the incident. Rogal 2006 Page #185  
assment for Jack [Kennedy] and his plans to have NASA put men on the moon.  2007 Page #135  
iameter. 2. The Bolivian Air Force plans to investigate to determine what t 2007 Page #141  
mericans heard the Mexican spotter plans say that the small plane had been  2007 Page #186  
e presumably the concern ■ We have plans called SPIKE, HOUSE CLEANING ■Also 2008 Page #122  
 to be in conformity with nature's plans .... If classical liberalism spell 2008 Page #124  
) and the Young Plan (l 928). Both plans, engineered in America , virtually 2008 Page #126  
 read our response and contingency plans for nuclear attack if they had bee 2009 Page #18  
d in 1976 and state: The following plans in support of MAJESTIC are now und 2009 Page #36  
 warfare plan, cover and deception plans, a civil affairs/military governme 2009 Page #36  
 to Cold War Psychological Warfare Plans I would like a brief summary from  2009 Page #37  
taff. Prominent among the various "plans in support of MAJESTIC" was a "psy 2009 Page #38  
 to Cold War Psychological Warfare Plans."20 The Burned Document acknowledg 2009 Page #39  
asic development at Whangaparaoa , plans were laid for an operational test  2009 Page #165  

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ne layers were made from cellulose plant fiber. The third laboratory analyz 2003 Page #50  
___ I brittle and somewhat plastic plant "pitch" and or oils (like lecithin 2003 Page #50  
ype clay sole. (possibility of the plant "pitch" to be some type of rubber  2003 Page #50  
rg in 1965 close to the Pepsi Cola plant that was a busy place back in thos 2003 Page #67  
 and wrote in the margin the word "PLANT" in bold capitals. Had the NSA bee 2004 Page #14  
 indicating an outright hoax, the "PLANT" reference suggested that the Spit 2004 Page #14  
spot* ot the future of a hear/ vat plant in Arroytto. Neuquen Province * re 2004 Page #20  
ken the ra.1 of installing a pilot plant et Awoke." aoroilutted by saying;  2004 Page #20  
of hundred feet was the Irish Moss Plant with its large gravel parking lot, 2004 Page #35  
d mind returning to the Irish Moss plant and keep an eye on the light out o 2004 Page #36  
 parking lot beside the Irish Moss plant. Wilfred pulled in beside it and a 2004 Page #37  
 Pond would stay at the Irish Moss plant, keeping an eye on the light's pro 2004 Page #38  
at the fishermen at the Irish Moss Plant were able to estimate the thicknes 2004 Page #39  
ver on the shore at the Irish Moss plant, Ron Pond saw the two fishing vess 2004 Page #39  
contact with debris near the power plant of the craft security. One technic 2004 Page #81  
claim like the anomalous reports • Plant the claim with a researcher • Awai 2004 Page #122  
vidence for psychic phenomena. The plant had several sophisticated tricks p 2004 Page #123  
for doing something like that. The plant biologists that come out here don' 2005 Page #71  
e Hanford Atomic Energy Commission plant stating that "objects, round in fo 2005 Page #74  
 been sighted over the Hanford AEC Plant," and that "Air Force jets attempt 2005 Page #74  
ly 1990s, at southern California's Plant 42 (a government owned and contrac 2005 Page #82  
cumulator can be used to germinate plant seeds at an accelerated rate while 2005 Page #90  
create a false claim. For example, plant the claim with a researcher ; awai 2005 Page #132  
n source at the NSA with the word "Plant." Although many researchers have ( 2005 Page #133  
outright products of fiction, the "Plant" reference suggests that the case  2005 Page #133  
contact with debris near the power plant. One technician was overcomed n Ha 2006 Page #103  
ing with the CIA." C.I.A-Sought to Plant News on Cuba ;n '61 ~----------·•- 2007 Page #13  
hat the Soviets reached the German plant in Breslau before the Americans ,  2007 Page #111  
craft, and visited the Avro Canada plant on September 16, 1953. Not wanting 2007 Page #111  
volved from a "war emergency pilot plant," which operated under an overwhel 2008 Page #27  

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 where the Air Force had carefully planted old jeeps and storage buildings, 2003 Page #150  
ash story was a hoax, a fake story planted in the area newspapers to draw a 2004 Page #26  
 of the Paranormal) members. They "planted" a psychic into a Washington Uni 2004 Page #123  
 (i.e. F-101) material having been planted at the site as a ruse. Follow th 2006 Page #86  
 Forest in England. The trees were planted in the 1940s to help shield mili 2008 Page #71  
is has led to some claiming it was planted in the National Archives and is  2009 Page #46  

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dio or microwaves or nuclear power plants or satellites or DNA testing or l 2006 Page #6  

Word: "plaque", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Disc Crash Site, Hart Canyon Grey plaque on stand marks the alleged locati 2004 Page #70  
onference. We're standing around a plaque on a stand that was erected where 2004 Page #70  
 Conference SLIDE# 6 DRES Map from plaque at facility The Desert Experiment 2005 Page #52  
trieval Conference SLIDE# 10 U. N. Plaque, UNESCO, Biosphere Forry-one year 2005 Page #54  

Word: "plaques", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

iseases amyloid deposits, known as plaques, are also found in the brain und 2006 Page #114  
 of the brain obtained at autopsy. Plaques are also found in other non-prio 2006 Page #114  
 and in aging brains, although the plaques in these cases are not made of p 2006 Page #114  

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titanium and they did not have the plasma torches and that kind of technolo 2005 Page #71  
ually cannot penetrate the intense plasma field surrounding the UFO crafts, 2007 Page #131  
to those of, say, extraterrestrial plasma weapons and EMP devices. Furtherm 2009 Page #22  

Word: "plaster", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

documented a landing zone and made plaster casts of the circular impression 2004 Page #47  
es broken off. Photo of triangular plaster cast Jim Penniston also said he  2008 Page #83  
st Jim Penniston also said he made plaster casts of the triangleshaped inde 2008 Page #83  

Word: "plastic", 19 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ho have inspected it. Polyethylene plastic similar to this is used in hundr 2003 Page #46  
 a few slivers which I placed in a plastic bag. A little while later I pick 2003 Page #49  
___________ I brittle and somewhat plastic plant "pitch" and or oils (like  2003 Page #50  
aaff generator with the Bi/Mg on a plastic insulator. The layered metal at  2003 Page #110  
 of what looked like clear glue or plastic. Could this be composed of react 2003 Page #115  
now is largely replaced by duct or plastic tape. Furthermore, the word "kra 2003 Page #181  
hat the document had been put in a plastic sleeve, indicating that the arch 2004 Page #191  
xcept they are flexible and have a plastic cladding wrap." -R&D Lab to Comm 2005 Page #11  
er-tenacity fibers (such as Kevlar plastic armor), and classified discoveri 2005 Page #167  
 of titanium, steel, aluminum, and plastic. We found components marked with 2006 Page #80  
 with small fragments of metal and plastic. It took only a short time to fi 2006 Page #83  
 only a short time to fill several plastic sandwich bags with debris. Photo 2006 Page #83  
o were fragments of thin sheets of plastic and rubber, some with aluminized 2006 Page #84  
red on one side with gray or black plastic were pieces of skin with radar a 2006 Page #84  
bber with Kapton was also RAM. The plastic or rubber serves as a matrix for 2006 Page #84  
cs expert who identified it as the plastic cover for a microchip. The compa 2006 Page #196  
ams down onto a table top world of plastic trees and artificial snow. As on 2007 Page #74  
 the beams draws a helpless little plastic figure up toward its underside,  2007 Page #74  
 would be a huge burning glass, or plastic, floating several hundred or tho 2009 Page #158  

Word: "plastic-like", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

earance of aluminum foil...unknown plastic-like... o Substantial beams..sim 2003 Page #175  
ss complex. There were masses of a plastic-like substance resembling bakeli 2004 Page #142  

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l the developments in the field of plastics and alloys of the last 50 years 2009 Page #91  

Word: "platanos", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 3:00 A.M. in the village of Megas Platanos in Central Greece, several vill 2007 Page #129  

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Vegas. Crash Con'erenceIPU License Plate Allegedly used at the NRO tv.vw ma 2003 Page #163  
SIONO GONZALO MENAcM0 VIVFRA3, THE PLAtE IS • IN THE ,AREA OF SuEN ETIRO NE 2004 Page #21  
Well I don't recall what color the plate was. But it came from the States.  2004 Page #93  
red to be the outline of a license plate and bumper guard on the front end  2004 Page #231  
esearch into the Speed Graphic 5x4 plate camera and its lens, he came back  2004 Page #233  
 thoughts into a thought amplifier plate that carries signals to the av-ion 2005 Page #164  
a Islands, to be more precise (see Plate 1). It's the middle of the night f 2006 Page #184  
and, near the area known as 41 See Plate 2. 185                             2006 Page #188  
s might be a likely candidate —see Plate 3 188                              2006 Page #191  
ril 30, 1985, "UFO Crash Mystery." Plate 2: Letter from Donald A. Johnson t 2006 Page #194  
te, shaped like two half eggs on a plate. The UFO was hovering 50cm off the 2007 Page #152  

Word: "plateau", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

dentified structure on the western plateau and three 131                    2007 Page #137  

Word: "plates", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ar object that looked like two pie plates put on top of each other with a g 2003 Page #13  
r, which appeared to be two convex plates inverted over each other, approxi 2005 Page #168  
charge could be varied on selected plates and allow the operator to control 2005 Page #174  
 and Lockheed Skunk component data plates, part of the interphone control p 2006 Page #76  

Word: "platform", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, but it also gave the Air Force a platform where they were able to get a s 2004 Page #178  
igh speed, high altitude espionage platform . The O.I.C. also informed Jack 2007 Page #107  
lly flew away it left some sort of platform on the ground where it "melted. 2009 Page #136  

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icated instruments and observation platforms than do private individuals. T 2006 Page #9  
es who claimed that orbiting space platforms could launch rockets at any te 2009 Page #17  

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ls such as gold, uranium, rhenium, platinum, tungsten, osmium, etc. These a 2006 Page #7  

Word: "platitude", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r than repeating the most banal of platitude s. \'(/ithin the United States 2005 Page #75  

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ar Weather Gadget Airforce Says '— Platter Picked^, 5" HER ALD W/£XDrc Up o 2003 Page #119  

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's alphabet. Is this even remotely plausible? We must remember that the Ros 2004 Page #133  
day Conspiracy • Fictionalized yet plausible accounts of "officially sancti 2004 Page #200  
m; Jim Martin identifies one other plausible link between Reich and MJ-12,  2005 Page #97  
sses cites military threats, it is plausible that the official report might 2005 Page #126  
ough the 1990s and 21st century. • Plausible to assume some of the encounte 2006 Page #29  
m outer space. (\X'ording suggests plausible deniabilit y?) Many of you are 2007 Page #24  
arth-like planets, it seems highly plausible that advanced civilizations ha 2007 Page #184  
Foreign Technology Division made a plausible expert. His statement , report 2008 Page #17  
Investigations ran out of possible plausible explanations for these incursi 2009 Page #18  
n kept to a minimum for reasons of plausible deniability and specific knowl 2009 Page #25  

Word: "play", 34 instance(s) (Back to Top)

memory, or if other factors are at play." For the latest updates on the Kec 2003 Page #66  
er the role the new Air Force will play in the new defense establishment. N 2003 Page #86  
 wish to bring up about Ford is to play a clip which shows how quickly and  2003 Page #195  
told the UFO secrets, chose not to play ball with Clinton. Clinton did many 2003 Page #199  
N rfouVIA PT ete4 tOlay that as of Play • eleoutiVa branch while eight • co 2004 Page #20  
 brought it all back! How can Halt play it down — you were there and so was 2004 Page #49  
scene in the movie Roswell where I play the autopsy room photographer. 148  2004 Page #151  
n the late 1930's, where it was to play a sinister part in the fate of Mars 2004 Page #153  
in this. One of the people who did play an unintentional role in the closin 2004 Page #177  
y Cahn, why would they continue to play the game, particularly Scully, who  2004 Page #219  
nt, will force credible outlets to play this evidence very low key. On the  2004 Page #253  
 realistic reasons to suspect foul play in his death? This paper draws from 2005 Page #88  
 But there were greater factors at play here as well. Jim Martin's tenaciou 2005 Page #94  
the result of a conspiracy or foul play tracing back to i'vlJ-12, the FDJ\, 2005 Page #104  
me involved almost immediately and play a key role in transitioning human s 2006 Page #60  
WITH SUCH INTELLIGENCE THAT IT CAN PLAY CAT AND MOUSE FOR THREE HOURS WITH  2006 Page #149  
 of the radar. As a kid, I used to play at those. Instead of there being so 2006 Page #152  
, well, ETs., if you will, used to play with us. They used to play with the 2006 Page #153  
used to play with us. They used to play with the information we had. You se 2006 Page #153  
.' On the radar screens as I would play with them, I would always ask Dad w 2006 Page #154  
etime. And I used to sit there and play with the computer finding out who a 2006 Page #155  
 said, `Yes.' 'Alright, then let's play ball by the rules.' DID YOU ASK HIM 2006 Page #162  
 that he could make the news media play any tune he wanted them to play. Co 2007 Page #11  
ia play any tune he wanted them to play. Congress was sold on the idea of t 2007 Page #11  
ut I want to stress that they also play an important role in djstribucing p 2007 Page #27  
question that seems to irregularl~ play on the minds of some sponsors and/  2007 Page #61  
 to be some sort of conspirac y in play wh.ich is employing such themes to  2007 Page #76  
 publicly at least, to continue to play it's ·'no evidence of a threat" car 2008 Page #31  
en and loggers. They work hard and play rough. Their personal fortunes rise 2008 Page #43  
he fact that Tunguska continues to play a major role in the world of sci-fi 2008 Page #102  
of selfdefense. Indeed, RPVs could play the role of a small fighter planes  2009 Page #22  
n in Louisiana was called the Fair Play for Cuba Committee , an outfit for  2009 Page #33  
 the story and gave it very little play. Kenneth Arnold discussed it in his 2009 Page #33  
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e, and his analyzing equipment. He played recordings of the signals he had  2003 Page #145  
 Russians), or; 2) Our country has played host to12. The most disturbing as 2003 Page #236  
ies and that both the CIA and NASA played key roles in the case. From resea 2004 Page #9  
tuff. The light on the wheel house played back and forth over it. The patch 2004 Page #39  
kefeller Institute, appear to have played major roles in the months immedia 2004 Page #63  
esponded with President Truman. He played a key role in Roswell, coming up  2004 Page #85  
or memory and that was the card he played. He stated that he had been told  2004 Page #87  
rtant subject — the UFOs." Lundahl played some big roles in UFO history. He 2004 Page #101  
 The trailers for the movie, which played on both cable and network station 2004 Page #134  
 the name of the X-Files character played by Gillian Anderson who partnered 2004 Page #136  
film, Roswell, Sheridan Cavitt was played by Xander Berkeley, well known as 2004 Page #139  
ce Base after he and the President played golf. Reportedly, learning of the 2004 Page #147  
and it is not certain what role he played in this. One of the people who di 2004 Page #177  
nformation from the government was played: You know when you are approached 2004 Page #190  
aterrestrial visitation. • He also played an important role in Congressiona 2004 Page #209  
research for a long time, and have played a major role in keeping the UFO c 2004 Page #248  
 Russians), or; 2) Our country has played host to beings from another plane 2005 Page #126  
cs of Stringfield will say chat he played an active role in the U.S. govern 2005 Page #139  
e that extraterrestrial technology played in shaping geopolitical policy an 2005 Page #168  
ain." These fictional stories have played a critical role in the perspectiv 2006 Page #101  
ted diseases. Alien pathogens have played and are playing a critical role i 2006 Page #101  
athogens (viruses and prions) have played and are playing a critical role i 2006 Page #117  
ter measures, ECMs. We continually played tag with the Air Force. They prob 2006 Page #149  
e our air space for testing and we played games with each other trying to d 2006 Page #149  
facility in Utah — as if the discs played with, or taunted, the U. S. gover 2006 Page #151  
popular show then. One night, they played with Robert Stack hosting, "The R 2006 Page #161  
e day, it was shortly after it was played on TV — "The Roswell Incident" on 2006 Page #161  
wouldn't let us go after it and we played around a little bit. We got to wa 2006 Page #176  
t only that, but as the scheduling played out I was to follow an amazing pr 2006 Page #181  
are now playing the same role they played in \X/orld \X/ars I and II. The C 2007 Page #12  
umored chat Naval Intelligence has played a big role in the UFO cover-up. N 2007 Page #16  
. There is evidence that Dr. Jones played a behind-the-scenes role in both  2007 Page #22  
ones in yeUow, 1 have argued, have played a clear role in deceptivel y shap 2007 Page #28  
search for .i lone; tici~ and have played n CIJJO~ role .in keeping tho UFO 2008 Page #121  
ems'(FOBS). Such a system may have played a role in New Mexico in the summe 2009 Page #17  
ng of December 29, 1980, Col. Halt played his audiotape from Rendlesham For 2009 Page #72  
e uniqueness of the scenario as it played out in this southeastern Russian  2009 Page #140  
en competed in time, it might have played a role as effective as the atom b 2009 Page #157  
en completed in time it might have played a role as effective as the atom b 2009 Page #159  
en completed in time it might have played a role as effective as the atom b 2009 Page #172  
is the British role in the project played up while the New Zealand role is  2009 Page #177  
d up while the New Zealand role is played down, when the opposite was true? 2009 Page #177  

Word: "player", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

dy. It is Forrestal who is the key player in securing and finalizing the Le 2003 Page #86  
plished aerobatic pilot and guitar player. By ail accounts, he led a nearly 2003 Page #141  
generally acknowledged to be a key player in the Roswell event. The call an 2003 Page #190  
 long been rumored to be an inside player on the critical information such  2003 Page #199  
r Ramey is second example of a key player who has no White House record of  2004 Page #85  
 to clearly show he had been a key player and that the crashed saucers stor 2004 Page #98  
ublic, Richard Nixon will be a key player in the story of UFO disclosure an 2004 Page #180  
e Roswell incident, and a very key player in the Roswell story, as a "loose 2004 Page #222  
rity" reasons - \Xfas CBS the only player in this covert game? I don't thin 2007 Page #23  

Word: "players", 12 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he Bennewitz research project. The players assigned to watch Bennewitz did  2003 Page #145  
com July 1947 -White House Roswell Players? • AG •General Handy • Mr. Dutch 2003 Page #154  
urg and other possible key Roswell players did meet on July 10th, but it wa 2003 Page #190  
entagon) are becoming the dominant players. UFO Studies in SAP • Virtual ce 2006 Page #33  
 about the NHI. The Scenario World Players Regardless of the core values an 2006 Page #55  
 scope of this study. Reactions of Players to Different Scenario Worlds Ses 2006 Page #57  
ening the door to bold or reckless players to gain advantage. Even benevole 2006 Page #59  
y were excited about their two new players, a couple of guys by the name of 2006 Page #186  
rial taken? 4. Can we identify the players who have been implicated in thjs 2007 Page #132  
nd "flying disks" with the central players in the UFO controversy . One mor 2009 Page #9  
 detail the lives of the two major players in this story: Thomas David Jame 2009 Page #163  
s had the proper credentials to be players in the secret weapon story, let' 2009 Page #164  

Word: "playful", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 was for the coffee. The remaining playful copy worked the ET wordplay sham 2007 Page #62  

Word: "playground", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

on the Flatwoods Elementary School playground when they looked up and saw a 2006 Page #89  
heading east as it passed over the playground, over the boys, and over a ro 2006 Page #89  

Word: "playhouse", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

orld of learning" on the "J\lJje's Playhouse" CD-RO.M. ] don't know what ar 2007 Page #63  

Word: "playing", 18 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 and his young sister were outside playing at the time. It was December, bu 2003 Page #54  
. Randy Overly and his friend were playing outside near the village of Norv 2003 Page #58  
proof that something unearthly was playing cat-and-mouse with the human rac 2003 Page #142  
appear somewhere else as if it was playing with the fighters. This lasted a 2004 Page #57  
ed by space aliens, we wouldn't be playing these kind of games. These kinds 2004 Page #197  
clear, the media would find itself playing catch-up. A natural skepticism w 2006 Page #60  
 a group of neighborhood boys were playing sandlot football on the Flatwood 2006 Page #89  
lien pathogens have played and are playing a critical role in our global so 2006 Page #101  
es and prions) have played and are playing a critical role in our global so 2006 Page #117  
sible. In short, the medja are now playing the same role they played in \X/ 2007 Page #12  
t that the New York Times had also playing a propaganda role regarding UFOs 2007 Page #23  
ll Atari games console firstly and playing games and then Atari brought out 2007 Page #78  
ery academic at school and I loved playing the clown. iVf\Xl: l was much th 2007 Page #79  
ebecca's 8-year-old son, Paul, was playing outside with his two cousins, Li 2007 Page #166  
en me, Larry and Lisa were outside playing. I don't know which one of us sa 2007 Page #166  
he other two children were outside playing, so they actually saw it before  2007 Page #167  
weapons." The Soviets were already playing on these fears in August 1961 wh 2009 Page #17  
hile the Voronezh UFO incident was playing itself out in the papers, and th 2009 Page #137  

Word: "playoffs", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ttle Seahawks had just lost in the playoffs (some things never change), but 2006 Page #186  

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innocently stumble upon it. MW: Do playpen type macrunes exist where somebo 2007 Page #88  

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y Active Auroral Research Program) plays a part in this strategic alliance. 2007 Page #130  

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e marriages to well-known lefrwing playwright Arthur ~liller and to basebal 2007 Page #137  
 in I 983, posited that the famous playwright Anton Chekhov knew the secret 2008 Page #102  

Word: "plaza", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 behind the grassy knoll at Dealey Plaza. Kennedy's last speech, in fact, c 2003 Page #42  
's view of what happened in Dealey Plaza. It maintained that Fred Crisman w 2009 Page #33  

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s . The letter ended with a moving plea for some respect and consideration, 2005 Page #92  
ast paragraphs reaffirm Einstein's plea in slide 15. The Institute of Advan 2008 Page #107  

Word: "pleading", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 in 1941. It took a fair amount of pleading with her grandmother initially  2003 Page #22  
essor confined in a labor camp was pleading his innocence of any wrongdoing 2004 Page #158  

Word: "pleasant", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

urg UFO incident occurred in Mount Pleasant Township, not far from my homet 2003 Page #54  
f the old timers from around Mount Pleasant Township remember that incident 2003 Page #57  
timon y" does not give us the most pleasant window into their world. Hybrid 2005 Page #75  

Word: "please", 20 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ing to NM? Did Ike say to George, "please get the Wedemeyer cover story goi 2003 Page #209  
to the matter, but not until then. Please look this over and let me have ne 2003 Page #230  
ith the inclesed report., will you please return it to this office. With be 2004 Page #18  
und the label that said: IF FOUND, PLEASE CONTACT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. Even 2004 Page #143  
for your review and consideration. Please evaluate each draft on its own me 2004 Page #251  
 activities which we cannot allow. Please submit your views no later than O 2004 Page #251  
sion that can be easily explained. Please have someone pick up your instrum 2005 Page #92  
when they can already do what they please. 3. WHY in the world would aliens 2006 Page #5  
t years away could possibly crash. Please note that the vehicle could have  2006 Page #10  
 August 20th, with his permission. Please remember as you listen that Paul' 2006 Page #151  
TH THEIR FATHER PRESENT. COULD YOU PLEASE GIVE DETAIL IN TERMS OF COLOR, SI 2006 Page #153  
 The Center for Ontological Action—please see Appendix 1 for further inform 2006 Page #181  
ccept this evolutionag invitation. Please join us in this quest. Together,  2006 Page #194  
nts discussed in this publication, please contact the publisher or email th 2006 Page #195  
" sightings beginnin g since 1947. Please note: The images used in trus art 2007 Page #94  
new worlds, just over the horizon. Please direct all correspondence to: 114 2007 Page #120  
 Ryan S. Wood. For any other uses, please contact the authors. 6. REFERENCE 2007 Page #192  
. (E\br-j (On a sep.1:-.1ce sheet, please sketch .a s!.~ple m,2p o: the .J: 2008 Page #56  
 activities which we cannot allow. Please submit your views no later than O 2009 Page #39  
      80 For further infom1ation , please contact: Linda Moulton Howe Scien 2009 Page #86  

Word: "pleased", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

from the technical societies. I am pleased when people tell me that they de 2006 Page #13  

Word: "pleasing", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. Baca writes: 152 The pungent but pleasing aroma of greasewood was in tl1e 2005 Page #154  

Word: "pleasure", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ppearance. Both men proved to be a pleasure to interview and a wellspring o 2006 Page #180  
speak of in Washington State. From pleasure craft to purse seiners, plenty  2006 Page #183  
ome to hordes of fishing boats and pleasure craft of all kinds. Cummins dis 2006 Page #188  
e United Kingdom. 3 It gives me no pleasure whatsoever to advise you, the r 2008 Page #24  
trieval activities noted with much pleasure the human treatment provided to 2009 Page #53  

Word: "pleated", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

large red head, and a long flowing pleated dress. This inaccurate rendition 2006 Page #91  

Word: "pleats", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 shoulder areas on both sides. The pleats of the dress that hung in great f 2006 Page #94  

Word: "pledged", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ly stoutly maintained that "he was pledged to secrecy... [and that] he had  2004 Page #218  

Word: "pledges", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

sements in blank, escrow deposits, pledges, collateral loans, rights of fir 2008 Page #136  

Word: "plentiful", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

aper* “Evidence of mjlfcasancr n.u plentiful. Critics noted that the date f 2003 Page #135  
hes, withered vegetation, etc., is plentiful and well confirmed. Various it 2004 Page #15  

Word: "plenty", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

before, he replied, "Yeah they get plenty big around here, but look at that 2003 Page #46  
ly drives to Roswell would provide plenty of opportunity. My answering serv 2006 Page #12  
ver, with that being said there is plenty of opportunity to move the case a 2006 Page #47  
other parts? The recovery crew had plenty of time to remove debris from the 2006 Page #85  
m pleasure craft to purse seiners, plenty of vessels plied the Puget Sound. 2006 Page #183  
                         There are plenty of other fascinating cases from t 2008 Page #67  

Word: "plenum", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

bert A. Harrison, Ph.D., New York: Plenum Press, 1997. Confirmation of ETI: 2006 Page #70  

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ers Tracking Stations Kapustin Yar Plesetsk Balkonur PSS TsUP NIPS Space Af 2004 Page #156  

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hge o! practlcnl .lJlJ)Hcation I 1 pleted in time it mii:l:t hn,·c play. wo 2009 Page #182  

Word: "plexiglas", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 They were lookjng clown through a Plexiglas window into the aurutorium . I 2005 Page #147  
 seen on a business card under the Plexiglas desk cover in front of the Mil 2008 Page #70  

Word: "plied", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 phone anyway while his passengers plied him with questions. Werbicki answe 2004 Page #35  
o purse seiners, plenty of vessels plied the Puget Sound. The skies were br 2006 Page #183  

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 be iim-make u~ctul conmbutt on:;, Plified funllcr than ~ayinc lllat . thin 2009 Page #182  

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S&ND 'rOU-" Uf'O ~£.Poer'"' DETAIL Pll./5 SJ(TCH TO ..• orro lJ IJ.'O~. '(J 2009 Page #106  

Word: "plllde", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

or the lnvi.;:iblc ultri1•v1ol,t I PlllDe Chtck Con!idcud r~,i;. . . Short- 2009 Page #182  

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sts, of the ohanooa of real cocoa- pllshaent, and of tha far-reaching conse 2003 Page #228  

Word: "pllyslcal", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t cmttltl-stmor. crrdiblt "imrssu. pllyslcal nidttttt) • This Is~ polilnil  2008 Page #154  

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fy the small outsole, as follows: "PLM particles are identified by observin 2003 Page #50  
say that "coupled with experience, PLM generally enables the identification 2003 Page #50  

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enr ls ll"lnl OD It II ltlTtly con,pln WHAT 1 REALLY DO • ;s1-8•. ... .-..  2008 Page #146  

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'4.rl ::-eln.lo.11 o.~ ,_ ~peclllc plo.cc Rclucl=~ io cl.Uc=, t,he wi:,--,p 2009 Page #182  

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d in the ]01-1mal of Scientzfic E..ploration (Vol. 18, No. 2, 2004). Kaufma 2007 Page #195  

Word: "plot", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 • Methods are mostly standard "TV plot" killings: broken necks, stabbings, 2004 Page #200  
y follow this rule, but the Marcel plot shown does not, and differs by a ve 2004 Page #238  
events for September 12, 1952. The plot of the story began to thicken when  2006 Page #94  
ubans involved in an assassination plot against Fidel in Florida, a group c 2009 Page #33  
ook, JFK: The CIA. Vietnam and the Plot to Assassinate John F. Kennedy , re 2009 Page #45  
uty, JFK: The CIA, Vietnam and the Plot to Assassinate John F. Kennedy (Cit 2009 Page #47  
n was there," sakl tne corrmeiciai plot ·11 gel so clOse I scared the hell  2009 Page #144  
r or nation rh11t !irn Ic11rns ttl plot rhtjlhe motion f)icturt ,ound di..- 2009 Page #183  

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 It Rondo/ W rothe. Gadget }XV. •` Plot', P.4.4 L1/45 t.,0, Bill Hamilton L 2006 Page #26  

Word: "plots", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ope or angle. You can see from the plots that the two Ramey images closely  2004 Page #238  
 Coi Bons Sokolov • 40 cases where plots encountered UFOs. • Initially comm 2006 Page #28  
 science fiction are accustomed to plots that include allies or enemies tha 2008 Page #95  

Word: "plowed", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 the radar site. They went out and plowed the road (of snow) to get big tru 2006 Page #155  
d. You know usually they say they "plowed this stuff' and "put the fire out 2007 Page #125  

Word: "plowing", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ght a fire, they would say, "1 was plowing trees here" and "made this area, 2007 Page #125  

Word: "pltlltl'", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

~.£ V10 ll'% 'l!t \UL m,c.tm .. 11 Pltlltl'!lffl.Y PUCD. 8: Into Dreamland  2009 Page #150  

Word: "plucked", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 here are not random possibilities plucked out of the air. Rather, our appr 2006 Page #51  

Word: "plug", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ike "and" and "the." He would also plug in other words like "UFO," "alien," 2003 Page #149  
 the prime opportunity to pull the plug on Project Blue Book, and to get ou 2004 Page #178  
 the promised film, HBO pulled the plug on the UFO project. When confronted 2004 Page #194  

Word: "plugged", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ater course. When the arroyo braid plugged up with sand and silt, the water 2003 Page #49  

Word: "plugging", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

at we have learned. At the risk of plugging another book of mine and my co- 2004 Page #43  

Word: "plumbers", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

use and G. Gordon Liddy named his "plumbers ," who burgled the Democratic N 2008 Page #141  

Word: "plummet", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

blic morale and social order would plummet. Many would adopt a fatalistic a 2006 Page #65  

Word: "plummeted", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

for believing that the object that plummeted to the ground on Bolivian soil 2004 Page #10  
otos he managed to take as the jet plummeted from the sky. Hoyt, his sister 2006 Page #83  

Word: "plummeting", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

or what to believe. In the face of plummeting morale, government would have 2006 Page #64  

Word: "plundered", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

c, its secrets still waiting to be plundered. And there are yet more Moon D 2004 Page #5  
ean floor, its secrets still to be plundered. And the reports from 1960 con 2007 Page #139  

Word: "plunge", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 crawl out of our current, insane, plunge into the mess that we are obvious 2005 Page #86  

Word: "plunged", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 main body of the alien spacecraft plunged to earth, and that site, the loc 2004 Page #143  
eferring to the actual object that plunged into the murky depths off the sh 2006 Page #180  

Word: "plunging", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d course before dropping again and plunging into the bay. 31 Report from US 2006 Page #184  
pped and reversed direction before plunging into the water. • Question #I:  2006 Page #190  
tion or a course correction before plunging into the bay? If so, does this  2006 Page #192  

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span:3 ',oar 104.0 4.041 mperiNto, pluplatal Black Ops and Money • Open Pro 2006 Page #32  

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Canada" had detected 'formations" (plural) of "unidentified objects, presum 2006 Page #167  

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ilbox 1996 14 38 TSMEO ■ S-2 (main plus to TC) 1999 48 3132 S, uncl ■ Ft. M 2003 Page #169  
 Salina via TC mailbox ■ S-2 (mail plus to TC) ■ Ft. Meade Army FOIA ■ S-1  2003 Page #169  
 specific information at the time, plus the state of confusion that existed 2003 Page #193  
tary Unit and Majestic 12 reports. Plus, the hemorrhaging deaths of securit 2004 Page #82  
im a letter and sent him our film, plus tapes of witness testimony and the  2004 Page #140  
2 leaks of the 1980s and the 3,000 plus pages known as the Majestic Documen 2004 Page #180  
ope contained 330 8" x 10.5"pages, plus some other UFO related material. Th 2004 Page #244  
clude multiple witnesses, or radar plus visual confirmation , and demonstra 2005 Page #74  
letters from him and the NY woman, plus a videotape. These were accepted by 2006 Page #203  
na via TC mailbox 1996 ■ 5-2 {main plus to TC) 1999 ■ Ft. Meade Army FOIA 1 2007 Page #42  
eval from ChiJjli on May 17, 1974, plus these photos not far away near the  2007 Page #162  
as iUuminating the area around it, plus the military had the deuce and a ha 2007 Page #169  
 blink on and off inside the beam, plus the beam would be red and orange. A 2008 Page #79  
ould be the first four shown above plus the U.N. address. Einstein 's first 2008 Page #107  
na via TC muilbox 1996 ■ S-2 (mail plus to TC) 1999 ■Ft.Meade Army FOIA(TC) 2008 Page #115  
Opp., Immen directives ■ S-2 (mail plus to TC) 28 pp secret,~ pp unclass. ■ 2008 Page #115  
i: rather complete syntax analysis plus comments on anomalies 10 Comparison 2008 Page #116  
E CLEANING ■Also,activate MK-ULTRA plus ARTICHOKE to conduct DOMESTIC IA,:M 2008 Page #122  
blink on and off inside the beam , plus the beam would be red and orange. A 2009 Page #78  
especially when contending with 60 plus years of UFO history. 1 could repla 2009 Page #154  

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yde Tombaugh, Discoverer of Planet Pluto, David H. Levy, Univ, of Arizona P 2003 Page #182  

Word: "plutocracy", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ed by membership or funding to the plutocracy that once supported the Nazis 2008 Page #143  

Word: "plutonium", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ting transmitter with a nucleus of plutonium transmitting on all wavelength 2004 Page #12  
tomic transmutation of uranium and plutonium isotopes. SECRECY Shortly afte 2009 Page #20  
lear waste from the nearby Hanford plutonium reactor or other possibilities 2009 Page #31  

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.u~ ) ~~111 1~;. "· tJO'..sl 111•: ply all re!und to d,:.cu:w s\orie,; hes. 2009 Page #182  

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be as many as six "Cape Islanders" plying the waters of the Sound within th 2004 Page #38  

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 ,.1:1rt r~inf~II 11t 1 spl"Clfi•· pl~r.r" Or:~ln,.\ rrporb ~!d the ~«-rrt" 2009 Page #183  

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n Buchanan on July 7, 1947 at 4:44 PM. So, is this just a coincidence? I do 2003 Page #29  
 matches. On March 30th, from 6:22 pm to 6:58 pm in Houck Woods (actually L 2003 Page #37  
n March 30th, from 6:22 pm to 6:58 pm in Houck Woods (actually Louis Houck  2003 Page #37  
 of town). On April 22, from 11:59 pm to 4:35 am at the Blattner brothers r 2003 Page #37  
ected to arrive home at about 9:00 PM. It was almost 1:00 AM when they pull 2003 Page #143  
ard records phone calls through 11 PM - rare • From -10:00 AM straight thro 2003 Page #156  
-10:00 AM straight through to 1:15 PM there are 23 calls-Why? November 14-1 2003 Page #156  
. On Monday, July 7, 1947 at 12:45 PM through lunch and until 3:00 PM Secre 2003 Page #204  
45 PM through lunch and until 3:00 PM Secretary of State, Marshall meets wi 2003 Page #204  
t until Monday, October 8w at 6:30 pm. Maritime Command called off the sear 2004 Page #42  
vince, Poland March 15, 1997 05:31 PM • Disk or egg-shaped object, silver o 2004 Page #174  
OR ATOMIC LABORATORY (DR) **At 505 Pm THE "DISC" THEY will ship FOR A3-AS2  2004 Page #229  
hotographs were taken between 3:05 pm and 3:25 pm, July 8, 1947. Two Lenses 2004 Page #233  
ere taken between 3:05 pm and 3:25 pm, July 8, 1947. Two Lenses/Cameras Inv 2004 Page #233  
ts altered reaction. At about 4:30 PM, a huge black cloud formed over the T 2005 Page #100  
rawing, the skies cleared. At 5:30 PM, four B-56 bombers flew i.n low over  2005 Page #100  
rommos Son moPoui, mama Sy,t.roka, Pm: T.T.OTIRoc 24(9) :1441. To 2hi4f of  2006 Page #39  
pitol on a western heading at 8:00 PM. EDT/7:00 PM.EST. I tracked its fligh 2006 Page #97  
stern heading at 8:00 PM. EDT/7:00 PM.EST. I tracked its flight path across 2006 Page #97  
nd one at Fort Myers, Florida at 5 PM (a former aircraft purchasing agent a 2006 Page #179  
) Perhaps one of them caused the 5 PM sighting in Ft. Myers, Florida. And p 2006 Page #179  
sonnel on board. 11:20 AM to 12:29 PM: The Coast Guard vessel is positioned 2006 Page #185  
advised that at approximately 4.30 pm on Friday, December 2, 1960, an objec 2007 Page #140  
hjs photograph was taken at 11 :30 PM by a medical doctor. After visiting a 2007 Page #156  
. t .. . ~ : '•-! •• r -, ,,- By 9 PM on May 28, 1974, more Albuquerque res 2007 Page #166  
fay 28, 1974. The rime was about 9 PM. The Albuquerque sky was twilight and 2007 Page #166  
the time approximately 18 hours (6 PM). The Poulain family was 189          2007 Page #195  
 November 25, 1979 at about l 0:50 pm in the vicinity of the Elk River Brid 2008 Page #40  
d for the Crash area at about 5:00 pm. The next morning he went into the ar 2008 Page #53  
lated event to the Crash at I 0:50 pm on Sunday, November 25, 1979. That is 2008 Page #57  
John's River at about 8:30 to 9:00 pm. After discussing more details, we we 2008 Page #58  
n November 25, 1979 at about 10:50 pm. The unknown object impacted, and may 2008 Page #58  
at Westport , WA between IO and 11 pm on November 25, 1979 was 5 miles and  2008 Page #69  
ty at Westport, WA between 8 and 9 pm on November 26, 1979 was 3 miles and  2008 Page #70  
:-' The first UFO appeared at 6:30 PM, as a red light descended toward the  2009 Page #135  

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:~, californin for 'f'lll~ w, 4'rQ pm41:n1 t'Urt'ber o.aaic=mr-nt in connec 2009 Page #174  

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e C. Marshall• Pauley • Clifford • PMG - • Col Hank •General Carter• Rob Lo 2003 Page #154  

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 Mr. Dutchie • Anderson•Hannegan - PMG• Nimitz • Captain • Patterson Buchan 2003 Page #154  

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 the site. Their skin had turned a pmplisb color. These beings were about 5 2005 Page #166  

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Wiman M. Anh 'Mcxe~lsd l'lopns,' ~ Pmt. 1/13,0; Trillions ... Vanish ■ Depu 2007 Page #53  

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 the criminal nature of humanity's pmver structure for what it is, how woul 2005 Page #86  

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nm  to Chlaa wlthest *elay far th* pmyooi «f ea aypealaal f the political,  2003 Page #223  

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1 le tx Co cb PNC3 P•tk PNtx Z ct, PN N r19 Carpet stripes _Linear (RDB Smi 2004 Page #239  
11 "' u-.,· 1,, 1111.H111hHt,•1·,t pn,t•nnrl ,, fli• rh I 1!'1td,li-11 .u1d 2005 Page #127  
l:l n, TAllund n e1:y for tn dr.ve pn.~ c\d 11nd l!'Crnl-..r ,d nnd "'"-' n 2009 Page #182  

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= 0.7419x - 0.5272 = 1 le tx Co cb PNC3 P•tk PNtx Z ct, PN N r19 Carpet str 2004 Page #239  

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NF.UM ,\ TIC DAMPED (ARTIFICIALLY) PNEUMATIC DAMPED (ARTlFICIALL Yl EXPERl1 2007 Page #112  

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w risk infectious elements such as pneumococcus and salmonella Biosafety Le 2006 Page #106  

Word: "pneumon", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 was also a lung infection-a small pneumon.i a. The doctor expla.ined that  2005 Page #34  
th was not found because it wasn't pneumon.ia, nor the urinary infection ,  2005 Page #34  

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thought that it might be a case of pneumonia, due to the location of the pa 2005 Page #33  
cy." A simple urinary infection or pneumonia, or both, "would not lead a pe 2005 Page #33  

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ith a presumptive determination of pneumonic plague. Dr. Cheek's investigat 2006 Page #110  

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ficiency, septicemia and bacterial pneumorua . Examinations prior to his de 2005 Page #33  

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' GYROSCOPIC GYlOSCOP!C GYROSCOPIC PNF.UM ,\ TIC DAMPED (ARTIFICIALLY) PNEU 2007 Page #112  

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TfflMff ffMBU TOKMDM J"77 fcs will pnm  to Chlaa wlthest *elay far th* pmyo 2003 Page #223  

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rc subsUln• • :1jally true." 1 Th; pnpc_r. s.l)'.£ Snodg-1·.i.ss W:\S · The 2009 Page #184  

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- 0.5272 = 1 le tx Co cb PNC3 P•tk PNtx Z ct, PN N r19 Carpet stripes _Line 2004 Page #239  

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to solve the mystery of the d:sks. Pn~supposing the report to be true, it m 2009 Page #177  

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rdeau County Genealogical Society, PO Box 389, Jackson, MO 63755 19. An ane 2003 Page #39  
CRET/MJ-12 Mr. T,Allothy S. Cooper PO Box 1206 Big Bear Lake, CA 92315 The  2004 Page #244  
ecting a cover story that official po liq regarding UFO BS is that they do  2005 Page #129  
Avery label: Mr. Timothy s. Cooper PO Box 1206 Big Bear Lake, CA 92315 A st 2007 Page #42  
etters&op=Viewltems&vid=405 The Se,po Documents, www.serpo.org/consistencie 2009 Page #56  
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 ::: • n-.,?..o:adLt~nUFO~ ■ ! t • Po!:::d Cm: ct f:M~".C ct ~c::=.c= • O ■ 2009 Page #141  
rsscd the work, rirsf on , ... ·rn po n ~ I.rt rl.t~d ~1 flcr A 111crtea 11 2009 Page #181  
m:cmbcr raln(all _ ... ~ n.h~;I &$ po.,slbul• 1 "Below the lnlTCI red:, nod 2009 Page #182  
.. . New Zeal.and , olterulve. wc;,po:,. ,'" the paper, howe\'er, W'5. smd  2009 Page #182  
t o1 Niagara 'Falls. and the r~or, po,rbaps ol p11rc Boycott Not1"ce · alum 2009 Page #182  
 nbo.il the pu::por~ed new . I wc;,po:i, i;!1ro11cic:i in !mpcr-~•:erccy, i 2009 Page #183  
cb1c -,.,, ,mnllJTP:19tm rem -bdlo po;r.am """ Wo·blg; com .,.... N¥1Ntt om 2009 Page #198  

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the QD I although some of the five po11ions were not always rejected by the 2009 Page #11  

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 and put the 5gonty 1n a difficult po51t1on.                                2008 Page #120  

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die of nowhere. \Xlhy?" ZOOM ALONG PO\XIER POLES FROM SOLAR PANELS TO DRES  2005 Page #66  

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ot to enter an area where they had poached deer and partied for years. The  2008 Page #45  

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$17, including S and H from UFORI, POB 958, Houlton, ME 04730-0958 . Autogr 2006 Page #13  
earch resources are available from POB 210553, St. Louis, MO 63121. wwvv.st 2009 Page #34  

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fTOf A1r".',.H!P": cu,·a~),,•,it,4 poc.tuCU.~ lvr:J -.·1:=ut~ OCC'-ll'A..,- 2009 Page #108  

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amera that he had put in his shirt pocket, approached grandfather and said  2003 Page #30  
ed to snap a few pictures with his pocket camera, a dark triangular shape w 2006 Page #71  
lm Kelleher. Brain Trust, Paraview Pocket Books, 2004 111                   2006 Page #114  
nwalker. (1995) New York: Paraview Pocket Books. 10. http://www.dairynet.co 2006 Page #208  
ays. It was hard ., . for a kid on pocket money to go buying expensive hard 2007 Page #81  
very odd piece of metal out of his pocket. The officer teased June by invit 2009 Page #91  

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ter Stockholm's gold lined Temin's pockets. Meanwhile, today there are new  2006 Page #113  

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 2003, American UFO researcher and pocliatrist Roger Leir was in Varginha t 2005 Page #36  

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 Researcher Larry Moyers II, 25-26 Pocono Mts., Johnson put alien in freeze 2004 Page #114  
ely proven hoax • Report 69, 1979, Pocono Mountains; body found by Johnson, 2004 Page #122  
979 an alien body was found in the Pocono Mountains and placed in a freezer 2005 Page #132  

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numerous stands of white spectacle pod, saw a monarch butterfly on some pur 2003 Page #46  

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 Shoe sales people, pediatricians, podiatrists and other professional ortho 2003 Page #48  

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d Moore ducked out a door near the podium. Out on a routine patrol near the 2003 Page #147  
ails. John Burroughs At Conference Podium will speak live about the followi 2009 Page #77  

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gist, visited what is known as the Podkamennaya Tunguska River basin on beh 2008 Page #98  

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t and its attendant equipment at a Podlipki (later Kaliningrad) lab near Mo 2004 Page #167  

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und. However, it did land on three pods. A sliding door opened. A ramp was  2004 Page #182  

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inds Forrestal copying a Sophocles poem out of a book bound in red leather. 2003 Page #91  
l had copied most of the Sophocles poem from the book on hospital memo pape 2003 Page #94  

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n:.AT£D "'"tt: S&ND 'rOU-" Uf'O ~£.Poer'"' DETAIL Pll./5 SJ(TCH TO ..• orro 2009 Page #106  

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for the pilot. All four discs were poEshed aluminum silver in color, with t 2007 Page #100  

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la Xmea aa* Its relatim ta yeasral poHtlsal aa* naada snaMtisas thrwwyhnat  2003 Page #223  

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bjKI hi vlallud• space ol lhtlndun Poi'ltHuctt • Fdlly . .Mr 24. 1814 5: Cl 2009 Page #146  

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 forrn a gas in the so.mP sense us poif-ion ga~es. Mo.o;t oi the latter Rre 2009 Page #184  

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ects, including detailed and often poignant observations from a number of t 2004 Page #59  

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ons in 8% of neutroph.iJs . Little poikilocytosis." Interpreting these data 2005 Page #34  

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eT t-l16H. H:!: S,,,,.W Ii '-"""'O POil f\ f'l'rlli..C. 'TM6H l'LV /WA'/. 1 2009 Page #124  

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f control from time to time? It is poileibl4 but the idea that it might be  2004 Page #19  

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ionizing incernacional law co c.he poinc where ic would be capable of copin 2008 Page #112  

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ir 1985 ll~all Street JomwJ/ ad, a poinry-headed alien has disembarked from 2007 Page #62  

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Tim Cooper and others that clearly point to a UFO crash retrieval in Missou 2003 Page #21  
disk in Louisiana in 1942. Critics point to a small time hoax case in July  2003 Page #25  
hat it is "information rich to the point of saturation." Details about the  2003 Page #41  
1/2 centimeters wide at the narrow point, roughly 5-3/4 inches by 1-3/8 inc 2003 Page #48  
ame out of the woods Murphy at one point asked Carl Metz if he had found an 2003 Page #59  
avel up through the field. At that point, a military officer in a very hars 2003 Page #61  
 bounced out of his hands. At this point in the interview, Joel's facial ex 2003 Page #69  
 like metal hitting metal. At that point the officer jumped off of the obje 2003 Page #69  
 wants no public attention at this point since his family is against it, bu 2003 Page #70  
duce that volume of sound. At that point after hearing the screams, he quic 2003 Page #71  
gs. Bismuth also has a low melting point, but its thermal conductivity is l 2003 Page #106  
nsulator. The layered metal at one point moved sideways through the electri 2003 Page #110  
e felt had consistently missed the point in the past, he tried to carefully 2003 Page #146  
 of the hollering, most missed his point. He was actually admitting to this 2003 Page #147  
etting burned in the process. This point was lost in the shouting, and Moor 2003 Page #147  
 of the Air Force. From Bennewitz' point of view, the cognitive dissonance  2003 Page #150  
nied by Col. Edwards) and began to point out things on his own. It is certa 2003 Page #151  
rrestrial technology packing list: point of origin, destination, who packed 2003 Page #175  
 sells. Later, we will discuss the point that the first known successful sa 2003 Page #176  
raised z” essentially clinches the point EXAMPLES: HUNT EOF? ANACHRONON1SMS 2003 Page #180  
t they mean was that MAJIC was one point and EYES ONLY was the other. Alter 2003 Page #185  
 answers are in Slide 63. The last point about a "clear and present danger" 2003 Page #185  
t know. That leads me to the first point of Slide 67, which is that some of 2003 Page #187  
tory further states it was at this point Ike ordered the real cover-up to s 2003 Page #192  
 for years, and has been the focal point of many stories dealing with Area  2003 Page #202  
eak being the geographic reference point. a 3'. The AST personnel were main 2003 Page #232  
 particular conclusively make this point. The first report, titled "UFO Sig 2004 Page #6  
far more exotic in nature. The key point, however, is that Moon Dust person 2004 Page #7  
 U.S. government records certainly point towards the probability that somet 2004 Page #9  
menon. More significantly, from my point of view, I had uncovered a number  2004 Page #12  
aper apparently did not know their point of origin either and the story die 2004 Page #16  
 the entrance road to the Prospect Point pier on his left, just as the ligh 2004 Page #34  
, who lived over on Maggie Garrons Point which incidentally just happened t 2004 Page #35  
unidentified male caller from Bear Point, several miles to the east of Shag 2004 Page #35  
aving made good time from the Bear Point area. Some minutes earlier, while  2004 Page #36  
ween the two entrances of the Bear Point road loop. This area incidentally  2004 Page #36  
the village, and out past Prospect point road. They came around the curve i 2004 Page #37  
ce of Shag Harbor over by Prospect Point, which would take him directly out 2004 Page #38  
ound on the east by Maggie Garrons Point, Inner Island and Stoddart Island  2004 Page #39  
for wreckage and survivors. At one point one of the younger men on Constabl 2004 Page #40  
rance to the Sound. Once past that point there was "The Rip" to contend wit 2004 Page #40  
lburne, off the base at Government Point. Something to do with a UFO. The G 2004 Page #43  
g to do with a UFO. The Government Point location rang a bell with Chris be 2004 Page #43  
 he recalled diving off Government Point. Chris Styles wished at the time t 2004 Page #43  
to 90 feet of water off Government Point at the mouth of Sheburne Harbor. T 2004 Page #43  
ght that overlooked the Government Point area and suggested that Chris try  2004 Page #44  
k sitting on a ship off Government Point. Chris stated that he was in the R 2004 Page #44  
shore with no explanation. At that point Chris' friend said that he had to  2004 Page #44  
electronic intelligence who at one point was ready to appear in an American 2004 Page #45  
nt as well as my take on Larry. My point here is that the two have a relati 2004 Page #59  
 the files. They left, but at that point, as Murl told me in a 1978 intervi 2004 Page #86  
your convenience to ascertain this point. Some of the information Smith rec 2004 Page #90  
 after his father's death. At that point James then started to talk. In an  2004 Page #93  
but I don't care to go beyond that point. I can say that it went into the h 2004 Page #95  
ert Smith) was shown bodies at one point. James: Yes, he was in the States  2004 Page #96  
A. It is important to note at this point out that there is also a close con 2004 Page #101  
 was also became involved. The key point man on the satellite issue for Pre 2004 Page #103  
terceptors were scrambled. At this point, I was told that the resultant act 2004 Page #108  
erhaps. He does make the excellent point that some of the larger craft repo 2004 Page #127  
 why he stated in a speech at West Point in 1962 that there would be an "ul 2004 Page #133  
ris. Friedman quotes Marcel at one point as saying the writing was pinkish- 2004 Page #137  
rity bureaus. Of course, believers point to the fact that there have been " 2004 Page #140  
tional guard service are a case in point, an example of the sort of researc 2004 Page #140  
been UFO crash recoveries. Critics point to the Twining letter as proof pos 2004 Page #141  
ming that "Roswell has long been a point of great interest to me. Butch Bla 2004 Page #147  
ogated Niels Bohr • Worked on Zero Point Energy • Correspondence with Prof. 2004 Page #165  
his may be considered the terminal point for any recovered EBEs and/or craf 2004 Page #171  
s in a lot of cases you go up to a point and you go up to your commanding o 2004 Page #185  
 couldn't release the film. At one point according to Emenegger: Bill once  2004 Page #185  
it up to the present time. At that point a number of documents describing t 2004 Page #189  
er and further into it, and at any point you can get out of it — and if you 2004 Page #190  
 the LIFO truth to get out. At one point she even got an offer to an exclus 2004 Page #194  
ed during the Reagan years and the point was hammered home — we had and sti 2004 Page #195  
rticularly on one very contentious point amongst skeptics, namely the numbe 2004 Page #216  
of where the disc was, and at that point saw a group of people from Aztec — 2004 Page #216  
rn side of the crash site. At that point, that tied in to Ken Fancy's story 2004 Page #217  
."35 This, of course, is the whole point. Let's assume, for the moment, tha 2004 Page #221  
arsay. It is not, at least at this point, real evidence that can be admitte 2004 Page #222  
amey office photos one contentious point has repeatedly raised its head—jus 2004 Page #233  
 been taken? This is a contentious point because the one person able to com 2004 Page #233  
rtunately this is not a conclusive point in itself, as the Star Telegram's  2004 Page #234  
ially right if seen from their own point of view. Bond Johnson has and stil 2004 Page #236  
 ink. Potentially the most unusual point of authentication or anachronism a 2004 Page #246  
mation that no one has. To make my point a little more clear, remember a fe 2004 Page #249  
he Kennedy years or to potentially point the finger of assassination on tho 2004 Page #254  
re the contents are valid for that point in history. We have learned that t 2004 Page #254  
,~J, 1 21)(),1 To the Stars ~-l·ru point cnl.'rh')JCOll'f}:t..'S from rl.'J 2005 Page #30  
m Fritz \Verner." 1t was from this point onwards that the source of the Kin 2005 Page #40  
ally useless from an infom1ational point of view. There is one thing the FO 2005 Page #74  
from his book, The H1111t for Zero Point, Ben Rich once told him of a place 2005 Page #81  
he south of the property. At th.is point, the cloud-bust er was trained on  2005 Page #96  
ut it is not inconclusive. Reich's point of view on UFOs shifted between 19 2005 Page #98  
as Associate Director, and at some point during that November or December h 2005 Page #99  
 accounts of UFO experiences which point to secret governme nt test craft.  2005 Page #119  
e "worm holes" and the use of zero point energy. Addressing the notion that 2005 Page #120  
 of the era. This is an inflection point in history and begins the process  2005 Page #123  
-many memoranda and other evidence point to a large area in the state of Ne 2005 Page #125  
5. Soon this complex was the focal point for captured V-2 launches and, in  2005 Page #125  
 .... " It is further important to point out the difficulties that arise in 2005 Page #126  
ment Any thoughtful person at thjs point must consider whether document s,  2005 Page #132  
ny of the cases have reached th.is point, with multiple investigators worki 2005 Page #134  
Within each category there is five point scale which, when multiplied by th 2005 Page #135  
~ The medium level is the starting point for most UFO crash retrieval cases 2005 Page #137  
erceptors were scrambled . At this point, l was told that the resuJtant act 2005 Page #139  
tive work in thls area since 1967, point to many craft and alien occupants  2005 Page #140  
y horror and gore effects, it is a point to note that the 'real thing' on f 2005 Page #149  
and yet it still looked faked. The point I'm making is that the Santilli cr 2005 Page #150  
 with tl1e lowest possible melting point), should melt at closer to 500 deg 2005 Page #158  
 I assume they were photos. At one point during the debriefing, a small ali 2005 Page #165  
t he worked for Dr. \Xiang at some point. Dr. \'Xiang was an Austrian-born  2005 Page #169  
olate or interpolate from one data point. They omit colonization and migrat 2006 Page #12  
.3 kilovolts DC (average) at which point with a dissipation of 13 watts of  2006 Page #41  
"FTM" Nick Cook, The Hunt for Zero Point: "They were building a Fucking Tim 2006 Page #42  
aminer article. From that starting point, it has been and still is a matter 2006 Page #44  
d, would likely be a major turning point in human history. The scenario-pla 2006 Page #48  
d human history, a literal turning point where humankind sees clearly and u 2006 Page #50  
 unfamiliar territory, even to the point of testing comical or absurd possi 2006 Page #51  
ng population centers. - Up to the point of overt conflict, the global dipl 2006 Page #68  
 systematically covered the impact point and surrounding area on horseback  2006 Page #75  
ned earth. In contrast, the impact point stood out as a white indentation o 2006 Page #84  
veral hundred feet from the impact point. If the recovery crews had set the 2006 Page #85  
dentifiable debris surrounding the point of impact. The amount of debris an 2006 Page #86  
 an oily substance on her. At this point, Mrs. May and the group of frighte 2006 Page #90  
dical issues and to where the data point. Since the mid-1960s, farm animals 2006 Page #115  
y sign of the object or its impact point. In turn, they received assistance 2006 Page #120  
in North Wales and to wait at that point." On arrival at Llangollen, recall 2006 Page #122  
 headed on to the motorway. At one point, they decided to pull off the moto 2006 Page #124  
ticularly worried, because at that point they hadn't been told what was con 2006 Page #124  
ed it approximately 500 miles to a point near the town of Coyame, in the st 2006 Page #133  
o a lack of any such reports. "The point of disappearance from the radar sc 2006 Page #133  
d the area heading south. "At that point the CIA had to make a choice, eith 2006 Page #134  
 recovery team then proceeded to a point in the Davis Mountains, approximat 2006 Page #135  
nothing that we knew about at that point that could do that speed. BILL SAI 2006 Page #146  
 every one that was online at that point. They could see the same thing we  2006 Page #146  
 were talking to them. At that one point, the commander that was on duty th 2006 Page #146  
O idea what could do that. AT THAT POINT, DID ANY SUPERIOR OFFICER COME RUN 2006 Page #149  
ed at the Truman library: 'At this point (in the meeting) Mr. Connelly ente 2006 Page #168  
ar technology had developed to the point that aircraft detections at 150 mi 2006 Page #170  
age out" the location by picking a point halfway between Willingham's locat 2006 Page #178  
ward together. That's an important point. Because, let's face it, those of  2006 Page #181  
efenders of the Paradigm laugh and point at our fledgling efforts. The Defe 2006 Page #182  
erica's space program, I made it a point to become suddenly ill so that I c 2006 Page #182  
1,000 to 1,500 yards off of Carter Point on southern Lummi Island. The obje 2006 Page #184  
ll the ship stopping off of Carter Point, where the object in question was  2006 Page #188  
 Crash Retrieval Conference Carter Point This is verified ig numerous gewit 2006 Page #189  
ters of Bellingham Bay near Carter Point that it dispatched a vessel to rec 2006 Page #189  
vessel to reconnoiter the object's point of entry that veg night. This init 2006 Page #189  
anned, at this particular place or point in time. • Conclusion #3: This inc 2006 Page #189  
ical object was discovered at this point in time in the exact area where an 2006 Page #190  
ard Burke sensed? Might that again point toward a vehicle that was still "a 2006 Page #192  
the study of being. And, from this point forward, we will rededicate oursel 2006 Page #193  
, without being indiscreet. At one point he asked "....If you were to find  2006 Page #205  
 at the problem of security from a point of view outside our own society. C 2007 Page #37  
                    POST-1977 BALL POINT ■ Ben's note (p. 188) ■ "Submitted 2007 Page #47  
(p. 285) INK AGE ASSESSMENT ■ Ball point 1961: certainly Bowen ■ Felt tip 1 2007 Page #47  
 government assessment ■ 1977 ball point: -Remarks by Ben -New Mexico 1947  2007 Page #47  
"Written in 1954" = post-1961 ball point ink SUBMITTED TO BLUE BOOK? '5 ~ . 2007 Page #47  
 -;j . ; . :, .,. :::..:.-. ■ Ball point 1977 ink 41                        2007 Page #47  
 Ben Chidlaw (d. 1977) ■ 1977 ball point ink .... -.~-,1,J • ....... .,,, . 2007 Page #49  
nd. The text was simple and to the point: "\Xie know why they're here." For 2007 Page #61  
e high level maths up to a certain point. I failed the HND as weU. I had lo 2007 Page #78  
any computer can be used as a jump point for people to be able to send our  2007 Page #83  
ning signs on them. GM: I see your point it's a good analogy. l'vl\XI: lf o 2007 Page #88  
from a gathering credible evidence point of view might lead someone like yo 2007 Page #91  
dware can now be identified, which point to a very "terrestrial" explanatio 2007 Page #94  
 and air bases. \Vhat would be the point of manufacturing additional suppor 2007 Page #107  
ll support aircraft. This specific point was brought home during President  2007 Page #108  
: Although the following important point seems difficult if not impossible  2007 Page #108  
ng back the photos. At th.is exact point, the official declassificati on of 2007 Page #110  
 main landing gear struts. Ac that point, \X arren was politely "escorted"  2007 Page #115  
f of a fuselage". A very important point I never revealed to \Xlarren, but  2007 Page #115  
ports of an aircraft seen near the point of explosion . Suspicions began to 2007 Page #130  
after they had been taken "at some point around '59 by a U-2 plane [sic],"  2007 Page #138  
t his father revealed that at some point in the summer of 1975 a covert mis 2007 Page #138  
le US Government records certainly point towards the probability that somet 2007 Page #142  
e matter either. But the important point is that all three rughly-secret bo 2007 Page #144  
o the right of the object from our point of view to the right, there was a  2007 Page #169  
 authoritative voice. There was no point in asking any questions because we 2007 Page #171  
over the years, it's gotten to the point to where 1 just didn't really care 2007 Page #172  
d damage in two places. One damage point was an irregular hole about 12 inc 2007 Page #187  
ivilian aircraft. The other damage point was a two-foot-wide "dent." The wi 2007 Page #187  
ocument ation collected up to that point. The package was forwarded by the  2007 Page #198  
nd the sighting, at least from his point of view, was of nothing truly extr 2008 Page #8  
 tapped arose, too. Indeed, at one point, Todd told the agents that based o 2008 Page #30  
that fron~, a military and defense point of view, you have to say that ther 2008 Page #34  
                And on this latter point, it is w01ih noting that while the 2008 Page #38  
k that from a military and defense point of view, you have to say that ther 2008 Page #38  
ignored and dismissed. More to the point, what would it mean if human being 2008 Page #42  
 area. Three roads converge at one point. 45                                2008 Page #51  
phone briefly and then depart. The point of this anecdote is that he never  2008 Page #53  
nufactured to have a high ignition point (800 degrees F). He was quick to p 2008 Page #54  
t (800 degrees F). He was quick to point out, "The turbine runs on 3 to 4 q 2008 Page #54  
es and/or the MoD website. At that point, it is entirely possible that MoD  2008 Page #68  
 something has to give. There's no point in investigating UFO sightings if  2008 Page #68  
s . Think about it from a personal point of view. How much of what you do a 2008 Page #69  
ighted part of the forest. At that point, we got a radio transmission from  2008 Page #80  
I was pretty much confused at that point. It was dead silent. No animals we 2008 Page #81  
han light, would have no reference point for time change until you returned 2008 Page #95  
returned to your physical starting point and slowed back down to normal spe 2008 Page #95  
ion mark, a period, an exclamation point, a% or a closing parenthesis. Howe 2008 Page #106  
ing Act" which became the starting point for Hitler's dictatorship. "When G 2008 Page #128  
---Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, a West Point graduate and military man, served  2008 Page #132  
on Report remains 11,., ,cientific point of refl!'ence • The Condon Report  2008 Page #147  
 cstloo to hlai: Can yon takt a 20 point bll In Ott polls? tU,UVUAL FRfSS C 2008 Page #154  
tary standpoint, but also from the point of view of personal security of it 2009 Page #14  
olved." Even Kruschev repeated the point that Soviet forces could now 'hit  2009 Page #17  
of that estimate. To illustrate my point, on 26 August, 1957, the Soviets a 2009 Page #18  
mplicit in Kennedy s assassination point to the CIA's role in covert operat 2009 Page #45  
ing in the fall of 1953. One other point was that the 'Alien/EBE' phraseolo 2009 Page #52  
like glass. I was confused at that point because nothing in my training pre 2009 Page #66  
sion. I thought of that at a later point, but it was beyond anything we kno 2009 Page #75  
decided to end her long silence. 1 point this out because there is not a co 2009 Page #89  
eeded a friend in her life at that point as much as I did. But much more im 2009 Page #95  
w* SOVIET UNION Reported touchdown point which entered into its being singl 2009 Page #134  
raph: "These explanations miss the point. If extraterrestrial visitors have 2009 Page #139  
he President, etc. know. This same point of view was echoed by a FBI Memo d 2009 Page #178  
uly and early August of 194 7 also point to a counter-intelligence operatio 2009 Page #179  

Word: "point-blank", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rews' question to him was about as point-blank as cou.ld be, but Rich did n 2005 Page #81  

Word: "pointed", 33 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 a very high cracked raised knobby pointed texture (Figure 53), indicating  2003 Page #48  
rved the object. From that tree he pointed out the location where the objec 2003 Page #63  
o receivers, the array of antennas pointed at the base, and his analyzing e 2003 Page #145  
wired crash helmets Doty carefully pointed out the almost impossibly inacce 2003 Page #150  
 downward at a 45 degree angle. He pointed them out to Dave. Dave looked up 2004 Page #36  
 without proper authority." Schiff pointed out that these messages would ha 2004 Page #61  
ters to and from the embassy which pointed out how seriously Canadian offic 2004 Page #89  
se, white face, triangular head to pointed chin 11 1948 Aztec, New Mexico,  2004 Page #111  
ly an "accident," or was it a very pointed threat? Author of the book The R 2004 Page #145  
e man sitting behind a desk and he pointed at us and he said "We're very co 2004 Page #183  
d noting my protracted silence, he pointed vaguely to an area inside the Se 2005 Page #43  
toric moment in 1953 when he first pointed a series of long metal pipes at  2005 Page #88  
r, right from the onset, Dr. Smith pointed out the unusuall) high percentag 2005 Page #158  
m tubes. This was a tracking radar pointed north. Crossing the beam might h 2006 Page #11  
depicted as wearing a tunic top, a pointed hood that covered its large red  2006 Page #91  
 female with nice-looking breasts, pointed chin and red hair under her arms 2006 Page #109  
ave this (alien creature in truck) pointed out to me (by Howard). This is w 2006 Page #158  
archers of Willingham's story have pointed out that there are two "glaring" 2006 Page #178  
ut bad!) damaged, protrusions that pointed skyward out of what looked Jjke  2007 Page #138  
clear explo ion -with most fingers pointed in the direction of the South r\ 2007 Page #143  
ber 2007, we could see the taller, pointed peak in the background of this i 2007 Page #161  
ug checkpoint just east of Coyame, pointed up into the sky over the mountai 2007 Page #191  
saw the light in the southeast and pointed it out. Evans thought it was som 2008 Page #12  
er 25, 1979 Crash by Elk River. He pointed out that the descriptions of the 2008 Page #44  
ce or testimony to disprove it. He pointed out that SEALS work on secret mi 2008 Page #44  
e leader. However , even Mussolini pointed out that the real tern, should b 2008 Page #124  
ions." She concluded. Michael Bara pointed to a disturbing similarity with  2008 Page #135  
chmidt , long after the war, still pointed to "a genetic answer" to hyperac 2008 Page #140  
iscussing the Burned Document , he pointed out that the cryptic phrase "it  2009 Page #43  
k much. They said, 'Where?' and we pointed off in the direction we last saw 2009 Page #82  
. When she gave me the article she pointed out that there was no mention th 2009 Page #93  
is assumption on the following: He pointed out that when flying objects wer 2009 Page #178  
ress no concern. Colonel (Garrett) pointed out further that the objects in  2009 Page #178  

Word: "pointer", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r with the other pictures. A final pointer that indicates the Marcel pictur 2004 Page #235  
l ---o-io ~y 17, 1974 [ With LASER POINTER, explain wider view of May 28, 1 2007 Page #168  

Word: "pointing", 11 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 (the USSR) and Paul Bennewitz was pointing his instruments and at least on 2003 Page #149  
dn't the slightest idea of what he pointing at. The AFOSI didn't plan to cl 2003 Page #149  
 fact, began a campaign to get him pointing at something so weird, nonsensi 2003 Page #149  
 there is only a trail of evidence pointing to fakery. One cannot prove the 2003 Page #184  
 in color, flashing on and off and pointing downward at a 45 degree angle.  2004 Page #36  
ere with Laurie and the latter was pointing outward, toward the water. Norm 2004 Page #37  
ered them. "B" also told me that: (Pointing out the window) "Just literally 2004 Page #51  
                                   POINTING TO MENZEL! -,,~~~"-;:,,\'., :·: 2007 Page #49  
ese hills. Paul: All these hills. (pointing at rocky hill behind) And that  2007 Page #168  
eyewitness reports, and was merely pointing to a possible solution. Interes 2008 Page #9  
d Hermann Schmitz's connections by pointing out that the Farben chief once  2008 Page #127  

Word: "points", 54 instance(s) (Back to Top)

maj9sticdocum9nts.com“The evidence points to the fact that Roswell was a re 2003 Page #14  
accounts provided by them on major points. Discrepancies also exist between 2003 Page #66  
 Retrieval Conference Margaret Fry points to the location of the alleged in 2003 Page #76  
reaction crater Here the red arrow points to a 'vent-hole' in the 'dome' of 2003 Page #113  
visible to them from their vantage points far inside the base. The events a 2003 Page #148  
95 □ The following summarizes main points of content 11'8/2003 Special Oper 2003 Page #170  
ese bullets (Slide 8) hit the main points: it is a Special Operations Manua 2003 Page #171  
 that era, Slide 48 shows the many points of similarity throughout. We have 2003 Page #181  
With such an overwhelming array of points of authenticity, why would anyone 2003 Page #181  
ting the Special Operations Manual points above that of Top Secret." Two re 2003 Page #185  
ybe was a proof copy C ESecurity 2 points about TS MAJIC, EYES ONLY are "tw 2003 Page #186  
about TS MAJIC, EYES ONLY are "two points" Restricted not used with TS O Ex 2003 Page #186  
ten about them. They confirmed key points of my co- authors account and off 2004 Page #49  
, live missiles — nukes, ... Sharp points, air to ground. he manhole covers 2004 Page #52  
ed. RIS: Yes, it is classified two points higher than the H-bomb. In fact,  2004 Page #91  
 in Phoenix, Arizona. Redfern also points out that one of the four UFO cras 2004 Page #218  
 be) do not seem to be ours. These points cannot be reasonably countered. I 2005 Page #77  
ng the humidity had dropped twenty points to 47%. The next day, two bright, 2005 Page #100  
he manual as "a security level two points above that of Top Secret":14 The  2005 Page #128  
t tape". The l.ist of authenticity points ts very long; 16 and anachrorusms 2005 Page #130  
 satellite went to space turn into points of authentication, since major pr 2005 Page #130  
ts in a maximum total score of 125 points. A discussion of criteria in each 2005 Page #135  
 on balance there are more damning points than good. Low Level of Authentic 2005 Page #138  
 was, as it had no markings, entry points or seams and \\.as extremely ligh 2005 Page #143  
djutant for the U.S. Army. Aldrich points to significant departures from st 2006 Page #15  
verything I've collected since all points to the fact that this was correct 2006 Page #124  
ll of the other available evidence points to January 23 as being the correc 2006 Page #130  
eese." There are several important points in the above version which you sh 2006 Page #167  
ue scientists might agree on a few points: We know that humanity is worth s 2006 Page #182  
ly the same position (at different points in time), tugged by currents, tra 2006 Page #191  
ectin g co confirm one sec of data points, bur in the end found myself subs 2007 Page #59  
ion reagent." Even the ad's bullet points are little UFOs. Another reason f 2007 Page #62  
 that such a chain of informati on points the way to a shadowy conspirac y  2007 Page #76  
 you aren't allowed co argue chose points. M\XI: So the prosecution are all 2007 Page #91  
cing procedures . GM: lts all on a points system as well ... it's all just  2007 Page #92  
same size." The two most important points of all chat can be extracted from 2007 Page #133  
to SA theory. M8 still waivers and points to Oklahoma landing of same day - 2007 Page #143  
y engaged in observing our planet. Points to consider: 1) Interstellar trav 2007 Page #184  
p, into the night sky with no real points of reference , would be unable to 2008 Page #13  
They were on duty manning entrance points, checking the perimeter fence and 2008 Page #33  
rt, many of the more controversial points were based on the leaked document 2008 Page #107  
g the possibility of a hoaxer. The points in slide 24 are self-explanatory  2008 Page #108  
ed secretary . With that scenario, points one, two and four (mentioned abov 2008 Page #108  
dn't know what they were. (See the points on slide 43.) This use of the wor 2008 Page #111  
d second, it is a numbered list of points. Therefore, the reader relationsh 2009 Page #11  
hen what appears as the right wing points forward while the left points bac 2009 Page #22  
wing points forward while the left points backward. Peculiarly enough, this 2009 Page #22  
J. Leech in New Zealand. That clue points to a ray or radiation of some sor 2009 Page #157  
aper articles focused on six major points that reporters were able to extra 2009 Page #161  
so had this to add to the six main points: "Confirms New Secret Weapon As A 2009 Page #161  
f wave amplitudes at predetermined points at which wave recorders were to b 2009 Page #166  
J. Leech in New Zealand. That clue points to a ray of radiation of some sor 2009 Page #168  
f wave amplitudes at predetermined points at which wave recorders were to b 2009 Page #172  
 c the c!Hliculti;-s_ o! That clue points 10 a ray or rad-launcbni;-or e·.- 2009 Page #182  

Word: "poised", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ility of an elite group (MOONDUST) poised and dedicated to covertly recover 2004 Page #115  
tates in the early 21st century is poised for a similar political crisis. W 2005 Page #84  

Word: "poison", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

an interfere with the reaction and poison the system. This implies that the 2003 Page #115  
swer: murdered in cold blood via a poison to induce heart attack. • Why: Hi 2004 Page #205  
 use curare or amphibian toxins in poison darts. • Soldiers catapult corpse 2006 Page #107  
diverse morphology. 2. Virus means poison in Latin, and is a microscopic pa 2006 Page #113  
ide, previously used only as a rat poison. The Nazi SS placed fluoride in t 2008 Page #140  
ld form a gas in the same sense as poison war gases. Most of the latter are 2009 Page #158  
ut fine dusts or mists. The atomic poison gases would be the same. Their po 2009 Page #158  
beam or s:or!ight bu; ·J,ere Is as Poison war ga;es. Mos: or the no known·  2009 Page #182  
sts In~ them. or mbu. l'hc 11tomic poison i;:a.5c• lefen.se .,\~.u1ut n:1cl 2009 Page #182  
t fine du~ts or-misb. Ti1t: atomic poison ~ases woulrl he the :-:.arn,:,.   2009 Page #184  

Word: "poisoned", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he carcasses, which were sometimes poisoned so badly that dead insects litt 2003 Page #143  

Word: "poisonous", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

roken necks, stabbings, shootings, poisonous snake The UFO Linked Death Dat 2004 Page #200  
ion of Use in War of Asphyxiating. Poisonous or Other Gases and of Bacterio 2006 Page #107  

Word: "poke", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ng. I would stop here and there to poke something with my stick. I studied  2003 Page #45  
cent McGuire AFE). • USAF security poke finds body on deserted runway • Res 2006 Page #29  

Word: "poked", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

acknO\\ !edged the events of 1947, poked a little fun at them, and likely s 2007 Page #71  

Word: "poker", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e holding may not win in a game of poker and I think I would not want to be 2009 Page #16  

Word: "pol", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

,. : c.1 t.___-.J r!--.c_. lOC",ll pol iN· OC·:,,...ucoe.r.: --~ l r,v: r.. 2008 Page #57  
f.L[CTIOS 1, . . . ,vlfif~ . sow., POL;':ll;AL \"tRSIOS or ,,,._:"'f•c_~::- 2008 Page #156  

Word: "poland", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 hold in the shipyards of Gadansk, Poland. The Soviet Union had quietly mas 2004 Page #46  
spatial distribution huge • • From Poland in the west to Georgia in • the E 2004 Page #165  
       Inside the USSR Majestic 12 Poland 1997 • Outside Wegorzewo, Suwalki 2004 Page #174  
tside Wegorzewo, Suwalki Province, Poland March 15, 1997 05:31 PM • Disk or 2004 Page #174  
eat extent through a subsidiary in Poland, Watson Business Machines in Wars 2008 Page #128  
me until it led to the invasion of Poland which started World War II. It is 2008 Page #128  
ructive that Hitler did not invade Poland without pretext. ln a classinc "f 2008 Page #128  
man radio station on the border of Poland. Claiming that he was forced to r 2008 Page #128  
attack, Hitler sent his tanks into Poland, then the Low Countries and on in 2008 Page #128  
 XVI, as young Joseph Ratzinger in Poland, was a member of the Hitler Youth 2008 Page #145  

Word: "poland-lomza", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tinents) • 162 Cities Involved in: Poland-Lomza(greatest concentration near 2004 Page #165  

Word: "polar", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he flying discs have landed in the polar regions several times. Said Lieute 2004 Page #13  

Word: "polarity", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 retaliation was the instantaneous polarity reversal of all the radar equip 2006 Page #144  
an hour and caused the destructive polarity reversal were only "a NORAD exe 2006 Page #144  
 what appeared to be reversing the polarity of every piece of equipment on  2006 Page #147  
t's pretty much what happened. The polarity reversed on much of the equipme 2006 Page #149  
cps; sweep rate of r rpm; vertical polarity. Signal moved rapidly up the D/ 2006 Page #200  

Word: "polarized", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

differential scanning calorimetry, polarized light microscopy and the use o 2003 Page #49  
 rubber layer was identified using polarized light microscopy and energy di 2003 Page #49  
th his report a description of how polarized light microscopy helped identi 2003 Page #50  

Word: "polaroid", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

eneral's Office for permission for Polaroid photographs co be taken, even t 2007 Page #95  

Word: "pole", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cret tribe that lived at the North Pole. After receiving detailed informati 2004 Page #32  
 bomber attack from over the North Pole. On September 15, 1950 Wilbert Smit 2004 Page #91  
 mAM of "'il"MI connected with one pole of the d 'Anooval tran.former, on t 2005 Page #17  
e in the direction of the positive pole. Suspending a 168                   2005 Page #170  
onsisting of an American flag on a pole supported by a rock cairn. They als 2006 Page #83  
He was hunting in an area of lodge pole pines, which were growing closely p 2006 Page #206  
GM: 1 remember winning the highest pole vault once but l didn't get into an 2007 Page #79  
ut "looked as truck as a telephone pole". The nose gear strut was very simi 2007 Page #114  

Word: "poles", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ontrolled by shifting the magnetic poles around the craft so as to control, 2003 Page #111  
uld not pass between the telephone poles in places, or go through some tunn 2004 Page #127  
e SLIDE# 19 Solar panels and power poles going off tO DRES buildings A new  2005 Page #57  
barbwire. SLIDE# 20 Electric wires/poles The power from the solar panels is 2005 Page #57  
lar panels is transferred on power poles ... 55                             2005 Page #57  
owhere. \Xlhy?" ZOOM ALONG PO\XIER POLES FROM SOLAR PANELS TO DRES BUILDING 2005 Page #66  

Word: "police", 171 instance(s) (Back to Top)

urce: June 27, 1997 interview with Police Sgt. Clarkson www.majesticdocumen 2003 Page #17  
ipants in the event. Specifics, of police, fire, photographers, coroners an 2003 Page #21  
n arrived at the scene, there were police, fire, FBI and photographers alre 2003 Page #21  
pe Girardeau at night In 1941. The police, military and civilians were ther 2003 Page #22  
d." Given Charlette's testimony of police officers, plainclothes people and 2003 Page #30  
riff, Cape Girardeau or Jackson MO police departments and associated fire d 2003 Page #30  
 - Ruben R. Schade ■ Cape Chief of Police - Marshall F. Morton □ Jackson Ch 2003 Page #31  
shall F. Morton □ Jackson Chief of Police - n Local Police - Unknown at pre 2003 Page #31  
 Jackson Chief of Police - n Local Police - Unknown at present a CG FBI Spe 2003 Page #31  
n or non-human. The Cape Girardeau police chief in 1941 was Marshall F. Mor 2003 Page #31  
 be tunneled directly to FBI or CG Police. G.B. Norris Special Agent In Cha 2003 Page #32  
me is called Cracraft-Miller. Cape police officer John Cracraft was 29      2003 Page #33  
coroner. Who Handled the Bodies? ■ Police Officer John Cracraft -1954 ■ Lik 2003 Page #34  
-Miller Inc., ■ Other CG & Jackson police officers ■ Other county sheriff d 2003 Page #34  
s ■ Other Photographers ■ County & police dispatchers ■ Sikeston military c 2003 Page #34  
h as recreated below depicting two police officers and the dead alien being 2003 Page #35  
unconfirmed, further research with police, military records and fire call l 2003 Page #38  
ical Cape Girardeau or Jackson, MO police records and call logs. 34         2003 Page #38  
burg area saw the phenomena. State police there say there is a fire in the  2003 Page #53  
n the order of U.S. Army and state police officials, reportedly in anticipa 2003 Page #55  
ia, the commander of Troop A State Police headquarters in Greensburg, who w 2003 Page #55  
cember 9, 1965. The news media and police agencies around the Pittsburgh, P 2003 Page #58  
mation contacted the Troop A state police barracks in Greensburg. Murphy th 2003 Page #59  
 while before Carl Metz, the state police fire marshal and another investig 2003 Page #59  
rphy, after talking with the state police fire marshal who had just returne 2003 Page #59  
d from the woods, called the state police barracks in Greensburg to find ou 2003 Page #59  
 with the military who were at the police headquarters. Murphy obtained per 2003 Page #59  
the fireball it was stated, "State police from Greensburg, Army and Air For 2003 Page #66  
ne witness was afraid of the state police, and another was afraid of gettin 2003 Page #67  
that, to Joel, looked similar to a police officer's billy club but longer.  2003 Page #69  
he area they were stopped by state police at a road block. They were curiou 2003 Page #70  
stmodern era. The New Mexico State Police office in Cimarron had received a 2003 Page #142  
f Broken Hill; and the Broken Hill Police arrange to have the two spheres f 2004 Page #16  
 follow-up articles, no photos, no police reports, no letters or diaries me 2004 Page #31  
r. Also that night Law Enforcement Police (LE) at the East Gate of RAF Wood 2004 Page #47  
Mark Thompson, former 81' Security Police Specialist, D Flight, the same Fl 2004 Page #49  
e LaPlume, another former Security Police Specialist assigned to D Flight,  2004 Page #49  
Greg Battram, former 81st Security Police Specialist, D Flight, name appear 2004 Page #49  
 Ed Cavanasac, former 81" Security Police Specialist, C Flight, and witness 2004 Page #50  
y Policeman from the 81St Security Police Squadron who took his life at RAF 2004 Page #54  
ail the involvement of the British Police, Coroner's office, and also other 2004 Page #54  
omen attached to the 81st Security Police at the time, Lori worked as a gat 2004 Page #54  
ebruary of 1980, I was on patrol — Police Four, D Flight, with a fellow Sec 2004 Page #54  
, D Flight, with a fellow Security Police member. It was about 0200 hours i 2004 Page #54  
at I saw over my Motorola radio to police control at Bentwaters, when I was 2004 Page #55  
ty Policeman for the 81st Security Police: It was around Christmas 1980 and 2004 Page #55  
of two Aztec and Cuba, New Mexico, police officers, who told their families 2004 Page #72  
RPT # 2 ( 2:35) Scott Ramsey: "He (Police Officer) finally said to the fami 2004 Page #72  
ually did happen. I was one of the police officers at the crash site that d 2004 Page #72  
mber him saying, 'I was one of the police officers at the scene.' Apparentl 2004 Page #72  
ugh he may have been with the Cuba police officer going up Highway 44 the n 2004 Page #72  
 Farley and Doug Nolan and the two police officers and going back and retri 2004 Page #72  
hting reports came to my home from police departments, sheriff's offices, s 2004 Page #108  
artments, sheriff's offices, state police, the media, and citizenry. I was  2004 Page #108  
sley, head of the Roswell military police in 1947, when interviewed in a re 2004 Page #144  
rlov, a high ranking Soviet Secret police (NKVD) officer who defected to th 2004 Page #153  
In 1952, head of the Soviet secret police organization Lavrenti Beria initi 2004 Page #159  
aft on invitation from the Tsarist police and ordered it buried again becau 2004 Page #167  
gst skeptics, namely the number of police officers who were at the alleged  2004 Page #216  
 had a hard time digesting the two police officers. We figure today if you  2004 Page #216  
act that [Ken said] there were two police officers out there, we had a litt 2004 Page #216  
 interview he mentions the 'other' police officer. I stopped Doug and I sai 2004 Page #217  
opped Doug and I said, 'What other police officer?' He said, Well, we had t 2004 Page #217  
?' He said, Well, we had the local police officer, and then another gentlem 2004 Page #217  
 time, and said that [the younger] police officer was about his age, slight 2004 Page #217  
bout his age, slightly older. That police officer didn't seem to intermingl 2004 Page #217  
 which is southeast of Aztec. That police officer claimed that he had follo 2004 Page #217  
backing up his claim about the two police officers.12 This is a little some 2004 Page #217  
d 8:30 a.m., the Varginha military police headquarters began to receive tel 2005 Page #31  
ne threw a pebble at it. The local police command then informed the ESA (Es 2005 Page #31  
ospital suddenly got crowded wicl1 police and military personnel. In an att 2005 Page #32  
elligence Service of the :Military Police who took part in the capture of t 2005 Page #33  
eeked of ammonia. Subsequentl y, a police corporal approached Souza, accomp 2005 Page #37  
acked beneatl1. As a number of Air Police stood silent guard near the crate 2005 Page #43  
his wife that some of the military police had said there were casualties an 2005 Page #44  
ey warn the good reader away, like police at the scene of an accident. Othe 2005 Page #102  
rnia, with a return address of the Police Officers Association . The conten 2005 Page #122  
 family, leading to a doctrine for police and official conduct in holding p 2005 Page #126  
near Roswell, Ni'vl. Speaking with police detective and UFO investigator Ja 2005 Page #131  
hting reports came to my home from police departments, sheriffs offices, st 2005 Page #139  
partments, sheriffs offices, state police, the media, and citizenry. I was  2005 Page #139  
 parents and a friend in the state police. In time, they grew up and moved  2005 Page #154  
wo vehicles, a pick-up and a State Police car. \Vhen they could drive no fu 2005 Page #155  
s escorted to the site by military police. Two spotlights illuminated the s 2005 Page #168  
d at 1:45 a.m. PDT. Local fire and police department officials were the fir 2006 Page #82  
ast Coast, military installations, police stations, airports, newspapers, a 2006 Page #95  
discovered The West Virginia State Police got involved in the debunking end 2006 Page #99  
al "(U.P.)" articles stated that, "Police laughed. They said the so-called  2006 Page #99  
24 hours." Other articles stated, "Police Discount Half-Man, Half-Dragon Fi 2006 Page #99  
Hysteria." Another headline read, "Police Say Braxton Monster Product of 'M 2006 Page #99  
ia" while another article stated, "police figured the smelly man boogie-man 2006 Page #99  
hereze, Secret Service of Military Police (P2) encountered EBE on 20 Januar 2006 Page #108  
oncern was something also noted by Police Constable Gwilym Owen, who was of 2006 Page #120  
ing blue lights." Five miles away, Police Sergeant Gwyn Williams was at hom 2006 Page #120  
 along with personnel from Gwynedd Police, searched the location for any si 2006 Page #120  
th Upton. She telephoned the local police, and they said that they would di 2006 Page #120  
as stated in the local press that "police and RAF rescue experts" had come  2006 Page #121  
ny Dodd, a retired North Yorkshire police sergeant with a quarter of a cent 2006 Page #122  
at of the account given to retired police sergeant Tony Dodd? Ranciles's vi 2006 Page #126  
exham. Mick told me that while the police weren't involved, the Army was —  2006 Page #127  
y a Precautionag measure.' Militag police rounded up soldiers and theatres  2006 Page #169  
hed Fyffe, we stopped at the local police station where Ted Oliphant was on 2006 Page #201  
already checked me out through the police station 198                       2006 Page #201  
e militaf)'• GM: Yes I did and the police force. I was talked out of that b 2007 Page #81  
 close family who are militaf)' or police? GM:No lVf\.X/: Any famous or wel 2007 Page #81  
 the local sheriff's department or police department ever talk about what h 2007 Page #122  
k sealed off by military and state police officers. The two tried to use a  2007 Page #129  
ped and detained by Sutfolk County police officers who refused to idencify  2007 Page #129  
outh Haven Park -UFO incident. The police stated d1at they would be back tO 2007 Page #129  
r the island reporting UFOs to the police and two radio stations. A woman i 2007 Page #130  
ope and lanterns. On their return, police were running around everywhere. F 2007 Page #130  
bject being a meteorite. The local police were kicked out of the area and t 2007 Page #130  
. A check was made with the county police about further reports, but none w 2007 Page #165  
d 1 remember the car being a state police car because it was black and whit 2007 Page #169  
me this thing was glO\ving and he (police officer) just made us turn around 2007 Page #169  
men from the J(jn]and AFB Security Police Squadron "on duty inside the Manz 2007 Page #176  
obbing effect. Joseph Bernini, the police chief told me he was a city counc 2008 Page #13  
7 Dec 80 [ ... ] two USAF security police patrolmen saw unusual lights outs 2008 Page #32  
ng. I picked it up and there was a police officer on the other end making a 2008 Page #33  
more and more reports came in from police stations, the public and local RA 2008 Page #33  
 I completed a 20-year career as a police officer. In 1979, I was a rookie  2008 Page #41  
itles in my working life: military police investigator , reserve deputy she 2008 Page #41  
uty sheriff, correctional officer, police officer, patrol sergeant, detecti 2008 Page #41  
d the now famous UFO encounters of police officers and citizens from Exeter 2008 Page #42  
ement community , the deputies and police officers I knew would say nothing 2008 Page #42  
gnment. He retired as the Chief of Police for Annapolis, MD.27 I wrote an i 2008 Page #45  
sent it via the Maryland Chiefs of Police Association. An executive secreta 2008 Page #45  
s Mr. Lake telephoned the Westpo11 Police Department and reported: He was j 2008 Page #46  
dow and didn't hear any noise. The police log goes on to state the call was 2008 Page #46  
ash. He contacted retired Westport Police Chief John Regan who provided a c 2008 Page #46  
n Regan who provided a copy of the police journal. At the time of the Crash 2008 Page #46  
also heard there had been military police checkpoints on the roads leading  2008 Page #46  
d to a debunker. Figure 4 Westport Police log-lake report 40                2008 Page #46  
re of Aberdeen where I worked as a police sergeant. For some reason not yet 2008 Page #53  
 June 22, 1987, I interviewed Elma Police Officer Fred Bradshaw at his resi 2008 Page #55  
t the Sheriffs Office and the Elma Police Department of people reporting th 2008 Page #55  
 drawer. In 1987 I was a full-time police officer and a father with small c 2008 Page #55  
here the witnesses were pilots and police officers, together with instances 2008 Page #64  
blic report a UFO in Stanmore. Two police officers attend the scene, witnes 2008 Page #64  
es, along with more sightings from police officers and more cases where UFO 2008 Page #65  
UFO Hunters. UFO in Near-Miss with Police Helicopter A spectacular encounte 2008 Page #67  
ular encounter between a UFO and a police helicopter took place on 8th June 2008 Page #67  
0th June the story changed and the police were careful to use the phrase "u 2008 Page #67  
 it is certainly not advisable for police helicopters to go chasing what th 2008 Page #67  
UFOs Filmed Over Military Base The police helicopter story was followed by  2008 Page #67  
spired that a few hours before the police helicopter incident, soldiers at  2008 Page #67  
ore routine material: UFOs seen by police officers and pilots, UFOs tracked 2008 Page #68  
 au who also recalled the Aberdeen Police lines "lit up" the night of the C 2008 Page #70  
2000, The Capital. Annapolis , MD. Police Chief Robbie Robertson appears in 2008 Page #70  
esk cover in front of the Military Police Desk Sergeant at Fort Lewis: (206 2008 Page #70  
IC) John Burroughs was on Security Police duty at RAF Woodbrid ge's back ga 2008 Page #78  
smission information): The British police are there, the Shift Commander 's 2008 Page #86  
at the head of the 8 l st Security Police Squadron at RAF Bentwaters. From  2008 Page #90  
r the Nazi Gestapo or Secret State Police. America 's International Telepho 2008 Page #128  
could claim no protection from the police, could be indefinitely detained w 2008 Page #128  
zis was the International Criminal Police Organization known as Interpol. I 2008 Page #139  
ated as the International Criminal Police Commission in 1924, the same year 2008 Page #139  
blished to assist in international police cooperation. In 1938, following t 2008 Page #139  
planned; Arthur Nebe, the criminal police chief who also commanded Einsatzk 2008 Page #139  
o longer wear the blue uniforms of police sworn "to serve and protect," but 2008 Page #145  
 to contact his counterpart on the police side of military security, law en 2009 Page #62  
Sergeant (SSgt) Bud Steffens. USAF police handle domestic issues and who is 2009 Page #62  
d, Sgt. Penniston called the 81 st Police Squadron Shift Commander, Lt. Fre 2009 Page #63  
 learned from their 81 st Security Police Squadron Shift Commander that nig 2009 Page #63  
at morning by their 81 st Security Police Squadron Shift Commander Lt. Fred 2009 Page #68  
 time, John worked as an Air Force police officer and says nothing strange  2009 Page #77  
exas for technical training in its police academy . Then he was shipped out 2009 Page #81  
eant for the Aberdeen , Washington Police Department. I have since learned  2009 Page #88  
s she described them. As a retired police sergeant and former military poli 2009 Page #95  
olice sergeant and former military police investigator with a total of 24 y 2009 Page #95  
                                   POLICE OFFlCER FL YING TRIANGLE SIGHTING 2009 Page #122  

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assiduously for the tsarist secret police'. . As will be related later, thi 2004 Page #153  

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rs and, with his help, worked up a police-style witness drawing of the "mon 2006 Page #93  

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cide of the United States Security Policeman from the 81St Security Police  2004 Page #54  
979 until March 1981 as a Security Policeman for the 81st Security Police:  2004 Page #55  
ormer Bentwaters D Flight Security Policeman, Bob Kozminski gave me the boo 2004 Page #56  
another former Bentwaters Security Policeman. I tracked him down using the  2004 Page #56  
name or corroboration II, 3-4 USAF policeman guarding 3 humanoid bodies 57  2004 Page #113  
o days later, at about noon, Seate Policeman Eddie Apodaca, a family friend 2005 Page #155  
p over Fyffe, Alabama, and a local policeman, Ted Oliphant, who was investi 2006 Page #201  

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e. Some of those eyewitnesses were policemen from Aztec and Cuba, according 2004 Page #70  
 Scott Ramsey has told me what the policemen said they saw on the Hart Cany 2004 Page #72  
gs slumped over." Testimonies from policemen and eyewitnesses before their  2004 Page #73  
 .into the pasture nearby. As both policemen approached the creature, they  2005 Page #32  
says that on August 8, 1980, three poLicemen from the J(jn]and AFB Security 2007 Page #176  
lights with the two other security policemen , John Burroughs and Ed Cabans 2008 Page #80  
security personnel and 6 air force policemen were working RAF Woodbridge .  2009 Page #62  
oodbridge . One of those air force policemen was Airman I st Class John Bur 2009 Page #62  

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l Conference Slide 33 explains our policies very clearly with respect to EB 2003 Page #178  
 difficult section to write as the policies have evolved somewhat. Those al 2004 Page #168  
SSR Crash Retrieval Procedures and Policies III • Helicopters are dispatche 2004 Page #169  
SSR Crash Retrieval Procedures and Policies IV • All witnesses are detained 2004 Page #169  
SSR Crash Retrieval Procedures and Policies V • The Haloperidol, Psychiatri 2004 Page #170  
SSR Crash Retrieval Procedures and Policies VI • . In the event there has b 2004 Page #170  
SSR Crash Retrieval Procedures and Policies VII • The EBEs are then removed 2004 Page #170  
SSR Crash Retrieval Procedures and Policies VIII • Remains of craft are tra 2004 Page #171  
SSR Crash Retrieval Procedures and Policies IX • . Once the material, biolo 2004 Page #171  
SSR Crash Retrieval Procedures and Policies X • There is a final destinatio 2004 Page #171  
sclosure of lies, fiscally rurnous policies resulting from same, the decade 2005 Page #85  
tencies in terms of procedures and policies. If Stone's claims are consiste 2006 Page #17  
aff of fl Progresso to monitor its policies. , 1946: Publisher's son, Gene  2007 Page #26  
ul characters in entertainment and policies, including the Kennedy brothers 2007 Page #137  
itude of anti-libertarian laws and policies. Just a few of the better-known 2008 Page #143  
ation through a maze of government policies, drugs, a dumbed-down education 2008 Page #145  
 Movies and the Media ■ Government Policies Elsewhere ■ 1977: A Year of Aer 2008 Page #161  
Natio1:a! Enrpirc-r ■ Governmental Policies ■ Hessdalen ■ Triangles :md Bal 2008 Page #164  
ed official in Washington DC whose policies were "non-conducive for growth" 2009 Page #43  
enced any further" to follow MJ-12 policies. President Kennedy's 1963 effor 2009 Page #43  
red many Soviet spy rings, and put policies in place to curb this activity, 2009 Page #177  

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med the recovery crews "spent days policing the area, picking up every piec 2006 Page #80  

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 hoax or even consider using it as policy leverage with the Air Force. Henc 2003 Page #25  
things away, official (and secret) policy at the CIA in the early 1950s dic 2003 Page #141  
ustomer TO numbers consistent with policy of the time PROJECT PURPOSE AND G 2003 Page #172  
cial Cpwjxni '.laoual 2S DECEPTION POLICY CLEAR 3 Note the “downed satellit 2003 Page #175  
e Office of Science and Technology Policy, it appears that Hillary may have 2003 Page #200  
t do not conform to sound American policy with regard to China". • "When yo 2003 Page #207  
h do not conform to sound American policy with regard to China. In presenti 2003 Page #225  
sary I feel that we reconsider our policy to see what changes may be necess 2003 Page #230  
 Crash Retrievals: U.S. Government Policy of Denial in the Interest of Nati 2004 Page #3  
rd Gilbert: It has always been the policy of this and previous governments  2004 Page #54  
 Crash Retrievals: U.S. Government Policy of Denial in the Interest of Nati 2004 Page #60  
ls which have provoked an American policy of misinformation and denial in t 2004 Page #75  
here has been an official American policy ever since to deny ET existence — 2004 Page #75  
 ET existence — at all costs. That policy apparently began with the fear an 2004 Page #75  
t lid had to be placed on UFOs — a policy of complete denial in the interes 2004 Page #80  
llow-ups, consistent with apparent policy. The last one I think to be remar 2004 Page #117  
et fighter pilot testimony of USSR policy in this area Slide 27 MY CONCLUSI 2004 Page #128  
, and how it ties into an official policy to slowly disclose the history of 2004 Page #196  
as specified in SCE() and to 54/12 policy directive." Other public sources  2004 Page #252  
d as yet. Due to the government 's policy of denial and ridicule imposed on 2005 Page #118  
ogy played in shaping geopolitical policy and events; how it helped the Uni 2005 Page #168  
al operations is consistent with a policy of maintaining "absolute top secr 2006 Page #21  
the government - who determine UFO policy. Ufology in 1970s • Little to no  2006 Page #25  
 which pro-active, before-the-fact policy guidance might be developed.      2006 Page #48  
ion and expand those findings into policy recommendations. C. Concerns of v 2006 Page #51  
ve, before-the-fact development of policy for dealing effectively (if possi 2006 Page #51  
h a series of exercises to develop policy guidance and operational strategy 2006 Page #51  
ld be the mouthpiece of government policy and official interpretation of ev 2006 Page #57  
 could be the basis for developing policy recommendations and strategies. F 2006 Page #65  
 with the aim of developing robust policy and strategies for managing vario 2006 Page #69  
news media to hide the truth. This policy breeds rumor and speculation, and 2006 Page #71  
 became one of the centerpieces of policy for UFO management by the U.S. Th 2006 Page #103  
tantially influenced our UFO/alien policy, and leaked classified documents  2006 Page #117  
re had been an American government policy to shoot down unidentified aerial 2006 Page #139  
an Administration ordered a strict policy of denial in the interests of nat 2006 Page #139  
ed to UFOs and crash retrievals, a policy in force to this day. Linda will  2006 Page #139  
ion is imminent. It is the current policy of the Administration that no oth 2006 Page #140  
, there was an American government policy to shoot down unidentified aerial 2006 Page #141  
resident Harry S. Truman ordered a policy of denial in the interest of 138  2006 Page #141  
the Way Killer." Source: FAS Space Policy Project. ] SLIDE # 17 — Map of Ke 2006 Page #143  
e is his unwavering adherence to a policy of scientific "inclusion." That i 2006 Page #181  
 NYT publisher Arthur Sulzberger's policy was "to help the CIA whenever pos 2007 Page #23  
T)'T publisher Arthur Sulzberger's policy was "to help the CIA whenever pos 2007 Page #23  
 Ro) al Insurance company 's motor policy. As a couple helplessl y watches  2007 Page #71  
he Board of Trustees of the public policy think tank, the Brookings Institu 2007 Page #76  
. Anyway, he's against the secrecy policy. He told me the 4602nd has a spec 2007 Page #133  
ject officers and those making UFO policy, we see that a spokesman for the  2008 Page #15  
cial, guiding principle of foreign policy in the United States when the Nat 2008 Page #25  
coordination for national security policy in the Executive Branch-as well a 2008 Page #25  
g reports, public correspondence , policy files and files detailing with ho 2008 Page #63  
he secretariat branch that has the policy and investigative 57              2008 Page #63  
 range of material, including both policy and investigations. Many of the U 2008 Page #64  
t division responsible for setting policy and leading investigations , beca 2008 Page #64  
de those facts for decades under a policy of denial in 89                   2008 Page #95  
 the "Burned Memo" is to establish policy with respect to UFOs and JFK. Jam 2008 Page #110  
rity threat. Their reason for this policy (no matter how many of our planes 2008 Page #110  
ligence assessment guiding overall policy. Blue Book was used to collect in 2008 Page #111  
s of the country who determine the policy, and it is always a simple matter 2008 Page #123  
ns (p 2) Problems with the Current Policy and Proposed Solutions (p 3) UFOs 2009 Page #8  
 world of UFOs to the attention of policy makers. It was apparent that in t 2009 Page #12  
 collection action. The proper UFO policy, organization and system for cont 2009 Page #12  
hey demand tight central ey senior policy makers. Too lillle serious attent 2009 Page #12  
 of U.S. intelligence is a crucial policy issue. The President , the Congre 2009 Page #15  
institutions or lives. If national policy decisions are to be made, nationa 2009 Page #15  
rthless. PROBLEMS WITH THE CURRENT POLICY AND PROPOSED SOLUTIONS The major  2009 Page #15  
 and 'how much.' This has been the policy since 1947 when the NTK restricti 2009 Page #15  
tial document in national security policy making should be included as reco 2009 Page #18  
et Union was not likely to apply a policy of such enormous risks as placing 2009 Page #18  
nting on the UFO decoy project and policy. Behind the scenes, the CIA had f 2009 Page #18  
render an informed decision on UFO policy in a proper context of defense. ( 2009 Page #19  
world of lJFOs to the attention of policy makers. It was apparent that in t 2009 Page #23  
collection action. The proper lJFO policy organization and system for contr 2009 Page #23  
d the close attention of senior??? policy makers. Too little attention has  2009 Page #24  
n and Schuster, 1949), written for policy makers and defense science regard 2009 Page #24  
ure of intelligence doctrine among policy makers in Washington. My original 2009 Page #24  
ls prepared for use by the Defense Policy Seminar of the Defense Studies Pr 2009 Page #24  
he Chief Executive decides on what policy will be followed by his National  2009 Page #25  
ly on a "NEED-TO-KNOW" basis. This policy has been in force since the Truma 2009 Page #25  
re and it is recommended that this policy should continue in the new admini 2009 Page #25  
r officers, resulted in changes of policy, without having due regard to the 2009 Page #166  

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su. pllyslcal nidttttt) • This Is~ polilnil n1inrDcld • TI1tn a.rt nn1 dlfT 2008 Page #154  

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ave never seen Tokyo either or had polio or HIV. I know people who have see 2006 Page #11  
ow people who have seen Tokyo, had polio, or HIV. I spent many years chasin 2006 Page #11  

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one hundred thousand troops on the Polish border and NATO bases all over Eu 2004 Page #46  
uments and the testimony of former Polish workers , Black found that IBM te 2008 Page #128  
ration, German soldiers dressed in Polish uniforms attacked a German radio  2008 Page #128  

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aterial. He had examined a cut and polished cross-section with the scanning 2003 Page #104  
on on July 20, 1996 with a cut and polished slice of the layered material.  2003 Page #108  
on. Later, we cut some samples and polished others in order to take a more  2005 Page #158  
t. The color was silver, much like polished steel. There were no visible li 2006 Page #135  
rface of the disk was like silvery polished steel. The outer rim of the dis 2007 Page #187  
a surface so smooth that it seemed polished; bur even more surprising was i 2007 Page #196  
ed upon; idealized and antiseptic, polished and controlled , with the look  2009 Page #134  

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f an article which appeared in the Polit Morocain, 2 April 1967. This item  2007 Page #140  
two articles which appeared in the Polit Morocain. Each article identified  2007 Page #140  

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r. The person who took my call was polite and cordial, and when I identifie 2009 Page #137  

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truts. Ac that point, \X arren was politely "escorted" out of the hangar. A 2007 Page #115  
 They were stopped by soldiers who politely turned them around. She describ 2008 Page #45  
of there. They didn '1 say it ve,y politely either. " --~;i ,r~ •• ._" :\;, 2008 Page #51  
s might explain why one person was politely told that "maneuvers were being 2008 Page #60  

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 reactions, including financial or political □ Our ability to suppress this 2003 Page #188  
objects being kept there." vs. "...political, economic, psychological and m 2003 Page #207  
. there win deal with the nUltary, political psg^helagiaal sltuatiana rent  2003 Page #212  
^ oo of Baking a* appraisal of ths political, ••ononis, goyofeologi&el and  2003 Page #213  
IogkSofb in basinass, suitors! and political fis 14a, and will EGiaSaia clo 2003 Page #213  
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sion of making an appraisal of the political, economic, psychological and m 2003 Page #222  
r th* pmyooi «f ea aypealaal f the political, amaooio, yayshaleioal aa* clS 2003 Page #223  
ose of makin g an appraisal of the political, economic, psychological and n 2003 Page #225  
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o psychiatric facilities and their political reliabilities judged. In the e 2004 Page #170  
ed until a future date because of "political delays." Without the promised  2004 Page #194  
t profound scientific, social, and political questions we can confront. \Xi 2005 Page #73  
 occurs when it comes to analyzing political realities. During the 1950s, U 2005 Page #75  
 public recognition via the formal political process. It is time to review  2005 Page #75  
anks, military, intelligence , the political process, the merua, and so on. 2005 Page #75  
entalJy democratic, representative political structure as opposed to an aut 2005 Page #77  
onstration was 1988.12 A Theory of Political Crisis and Disclosure There ca 2005 Page #84  
ast many decades relating to major political crises/transition periods and  2005 Page #84  
st century is poised for a similar political crisis. Widespread public disc 2005 Page #84  
tainly they are concerned over the political and social ramifications of su 2005 Page #85  
y, human sexuality, child rearing, political science and ufology, among och 2005 Page #87  
y academic dogma but also subverts political, economic and moral assumption 2005 Page #117  
his would be just another story of political and historical intrigue were i 2005 Page #134  
he scheme of thjngs in the global, political arena. Reverse E11gi11ee1i11g  2005 Page #162  
ade. They have had a great deal of political clout. E. Making an announceme 2006 Page #10  
ssion keep in mind that the global political situation was "hot". There wer 2006 Page #165  
ossibility is that some catalyzing political event will spark a popular upr 2007 Page #38  
leading military, intelligence and political leaders took the matter of UFO 2007 Page #59  
 enough to contemplate the social, political, economic and rheological impl 2007 Page #59  
to l did leave a particularly long political diatribe. ivf\Xl: Was it the d 2007 Page #90  
ome of the soil there and creating political tension between the U.S. and M 2007 Page #185  
NCE DOMINANCE WHISTLEBLOWER LAUNCH POLITICAL PRESSURE SECRECY I PENETRATOR  2008 Page #1  
n and exercise the use of national political and economic power, the exerci 2008 Page #24  
er projection. Similarly, the late political scientist, Hans Morgenthau, au 2008 Page #24  
onal security is the expression of political power, preferably through the  2008 Page #25  
 has become something resembling a political campaign (as has Exopolitics)  2008 Page #69  
ulcure, and a more or less perfect political organization, they would have  2008 Page #112  
nsider our culture co be devoid of political unity, ::hey would have the ri 2008 Page #113  
ny prominent American business and political leaders by acquiring the Nazi/ 2008 Page #139  
issue, got an initial boost to his political career in the later 1940s by b 2008 Page #141  
lion which was used to advance his political career. "The Treasury Departme 2008 Page #141  
alists, squeezing in from both the political left and right, today are atte 2008 Page #145  
a controlled corporate mass media. Political and corporate leadership conti 2008 Page #145  
 by French lvfinister of Defense ■ Political intrigue and crisis ■ A weeklo 2008 Page #159  
.................... 23 Timeline & Political Analysis of President Kennedy' 2009 Page #5  
involved in both the technical and political aspects of Government work, re 2009 Page #9  
 the overseas espionage and covert political action operations. Of these, w 2009 Page #12  
t to its security, not only from a political or military standpoint, but al 2009 Page #14  
use would use this infonnation for political gain. This absurd and paranoid 2009 Page #16  
bility. I also realize the current political climate is not conducive to th 2009 Page #16  
 observe, but interfere in Earth's political and military affairs. The role 2009 Page #16  
h vehicles, payload capability and political discussion among their scienti 2009 Page #19  
                        Timeline & Political Analysis of President Kennedy' 2009 Page #35  
en Kennedy embarked on a high risk political strategy of getting NASA to co 2009 Page #35  
 his life. Documents revealing the political events prior to his assassinat 2009 Page #35  
he authority of the writer and the political context indicates it was writt 2009 Page #39  
th MJ-12, the directive sanctioned political assassination. If genuine, the 2009 Page #42  
in the Burned Document including a political assassination directive agains 2009 Page #45  
nt him UFO documents , reports and political articles unavailable to him at 2009 Page #139  

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 facility with the designation of "Politically Unreliable". 166             2004 Page #169  
chiatric Institutionalization, and politically unreliable classification we 2004 Page #170  
hat a witness is judged unreliable politically, the KGB OIC determines his/ 2004 Page #170  
ned for indefinite duty. A list of politically reliable individuals is main 2004 Page #171  
n happened, I starred leaving more politically orientated messages for them 2007 Page #89  
                    1. If they are politically organized and possess a cer: 2008 Page #113  

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limited resources accorded to the "poLiticaUy incorrect" UFO topic, as weU  2005 Page #131  

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zi nexus was an obscure Republican politician from California. According to 2008 Page #141  

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as at the same time being held for politicians and military personnel with  2005 Page #83  
rays hariler 150 Oktlibd IS In tee politicians ann military otaCiaiS ertra  2006 Page #30  
as written for both scientists and politicians , and is generally in the th 2008 Page #107  
ns of philosophers, the efforts of politicians, and che conference s of dip 2008 Page #114  
nment , as some questionable local politicians had learned to their regret. 2009 Page #95  

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 design bureau Brother of longtime politico Anastas Mikoyan USSR Post WWII  2004 Page #158  

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ck by people of other planets. The politics of the future will be cosmic, o 2003 Page #10  
No FBI file d Active in Republican Politics s Learn to operated a Linotype  2003 Page #31  
ngs she knew, but didn't realize • Politics • Something someone else was go 2004 Page #207  
ot be divorced from such issues of politics and power. For one thing, it su 2005 Page #77  
 popularity of these "Sexpol" (sex/politics) clinics extended into Germany  2005 Page #89  
eich was unaware of his attorney's politics, and of his association with Mr 2005 Page #93  
 the most powerful men in American politics at the time, would have known a 2005 Page #97  
 frit si tir ;torn eapt,Washington/Politics NASA costs can't be verified. G 2006 Page #32  
 NHI life vis-à-vis human science, politics, religion, philosophy. We would 2006 Page #54  
h their insights into the world of politics, science, military doctrine and 2006 Page #131  
comments co Forhts reporter: "It's politics; one hand washes the other." ►  2007 Page #27  
 learn much about History or World Politics at school. GM: Funnily enough i 2007 Page #80  
 as it just all seemed to be about politics. I loved Roman history. M\XI: I 2007 Page #80  
ls and a deep appre~•a~on of world politics. Unfortunately, she also had an 2007 Page #136  
ans Morgenthau, author of the book Politics Among Nations, described nation 2008 Page #24  
 files don't generally capture the politics, the personalities and the intr 2008 Page #68  
975 ■ Remote Vie-wing the Aliens ■ Politics ■ UFOs Elsewhere in the World G 2008 Page #159  
 TI1e State of UFO Rese:uch ■ 1976 Politics ■ UFOs in the U.S.: 1976 ■ Some 2008 Page #160  
d Bra:il ■ UnFunded Opporturuaes ■ Politics and Sc:mdal m late 1986 ■ .AJTL 2008 Page #164  
onnation driven by technolog y and politics 162                             2008 Page #168  
o the back alleys of iBternatienal politics to engage in the dangereus game 2009 Page #12  
tion of students ef government and politics, just as they demand tight cent 2009 Page #12  

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llapsnaa tormander in thief of the Polivian Army. vi 1 IMPlif• here neit it 2004 Page #20  

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O and bodies recovered 26 1953 Ft. Polk, Louisiana. USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researche 2004 Page #112  
dia coverage. • 2. Report 26, Fort Polk, Louisiana. 1953. Top brass and med 2004 Page #118  
med Will who was stationed at Fort Polk, Louisiana in the 1960s, and who cl 2008 Page #37  

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^rn will •”?. wiM* t.h«» military, poll td cal vid psychological - •! -.".r 2003 Page #214  
ral researchers to conduct a Roper Poll into unusual personal experiences.  2006 Page #197  
 unusual personal experiences. The Poll surveyed nearly six thousand adults 2006 Page #197  
ive key indicator questions in the Poll suggesting that they may possibly h 2006 Page #198  
ed that day: , Zogby lnternational Poll, Aug. 30, 2004: Half of L ew Yorker 2007 Page #40  
 act; 66% call for new probe ► CNN Poll, Sept. 11, 2006: 41 percent of resp 2007 Page #40  
mount" for the attacks , 1'lYT/CBS Poll, Oct. 14, 2006: 84 percent reject o 2007 Page #40  
ain 25% of them! 5) A recent Roper Poll revealed that 56% of Americans beli 2007 Page #185  

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1q2,. HOT SPRINGS, S. 0. TWO sr.-u POLlc.eMIH , OOHALO KELM 11,'10 ~ P,T1!i 2009 Page #124  

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 away. (Or, at least, 86% of those polled believed he had died.) And, as us 2006 Page #183  

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k and Star IWm:r, current national polls indicate that those who do not beJ 2005 Page #119  
 significantl y dwindling . i\Iost polls inrucate that more than 80 percent 2005 Page #119  
Can yon takt a 20 point bll In Ott polls? tU,UVUAL FRfSS CLVli ··~·( ~-2001 2008 Page #154  

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over the border. Sadly, ubiquitous pollster George Gallup had just passed a 2006 Page #183  

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ranur Experiment, with its massive pollution of the Maine area, as the caus 2005 Page #96  
ent, they were contributing to the pollution accumulating in the atmosphere 2005 Page #98  
eated at. The lesson: "Atmospheric pollution affects everyone ." In another 2007 Page #67  

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Bu~h, w;i:•tln,c sclC!\· That clue poln ts 10 a ray or ·1CXIStS and that .! 2009 Page #184  

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 ■ Mo"" "'d ma M,di, ■ G o•-tmmu,: Polr ,u Ela,d1e.n ■ l'JTU, Yu, of ...... 2009 Page #143  

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 scientists who have inspected it. Polyethylene plastic similar to this is  2003 Page #46  
r structure. Three layers of HDPE (polyethylene) vary in thickness between  2003 Page #47  
d not be cut, burned, or whittled. Polyethylene had recently come into exis 2004 Page #142  

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is reportedly willing to undergo a polygraph examination. Efforts are initi 2006 Page #188  

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pyrolyzed (burned) to separate the polymer from the fillers and analyzed by 2003 Page #48  

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, who had done extensive work with Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) tests, a 2006 Page #111  

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 have to be after the I 1940s when polyurethane foam was developed. This fo 2003 Page #49  

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t 28, 1947, a short article in the Pomeroy Herald echoed that possibility.  2009 Page #177  

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tially true-but hio,oglcn . \V(~:i pon. J f 0, ,vou le! not: µrrhaps they a 2009 Page #181  
 l O \ h C r1c.1 hi re of the \VCl pon as; ci ctl!-i were nol cnl\1\l~iasti 2009 Page #181  
:1 :about !he nc,v wc;,-ecre eapon pon wa• mcr~I rcll~blc. ll1:: could r:o: 2009 Page #182  
h~ University of s-ccrct \•.-1::r..pon menl.lon~d , m , C-llifoTnia as a co 2009 Page #184  

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and two radio stations. A woman in Ponce videotaped a bright light flying o 2007 Page #130  

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e had out on patrol. Constable Ron Pond, accompanied by Constable Ron O'Bri 2004 Page #35  
 putting on his coat when Officers Pond and O'Brien turned into the parking 2004 Page #36  
seen the light, literally, put Ron Pond in charge of taking statements from 2004 Page #37  
locales in the Province. Constable Pond would stay at the Irish Moss plant, 2004 Page #38  
shore at the Irish Moss plant, Ron Pond saw the two fishing vessels come ou 2004 Page #39  

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counts of UFO crash retrievals and ponder what a reality that includes dive 2005 Page #120  

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r a small minority who studied and pondered UFOs. And not the reigning auth 2004 Page #132  
 the Star Telegram's archive? I've pondered this long and hard and then jus 2004 Page #237  
ividuals in many cultures had long pondered this energy. Early Hindu texts  2005 Page #90  

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 that wasn't supposed to," Papetti ponders. Now retired from commercial fis 2006 Page #193  

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eport III, 5-9 Recovery crew, ping pong, by helicopter to craft crashed. 4  2004 Page #112  

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ot's compartment , and two exhaust pons at the aft lower portion of the dis 2007 Page #99  
logy exhibited in UFOs. FUTURE WEA.PONS _In thinking about future weapons,  2009 Page #23  

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cuse to be weird? Capital Metro is ponsorino-the ,Weirdest Commute Contest. 2007 Page #69  

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t tlat stNaled at wet cit tie ndan Pont farNwr T- /tidy. Jay 24 15th4 . 'Th 2006 Page #30  

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atter shall be referred to only as ponttlon Majestic Twelve. It cor.tir.ueo 2003 Page #136  

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icles converging on the base motor pool. Military light-ails had their tank 2004 Page #47  
 on five pages: I was at the motor pool because no 0 Level was available th 2004 Page #50  
 move forward, because the witness pool is small and likely all dead with t 2006 Page #47  
ew to the right, there was a whole pool of vehjcles and there was more pers 2007 Page #169  
se of nominees, option agreements, pool agreements, endorsements in blank,  2008 Page #136  
ys, which provided an experimental pool approximately 1,200 ft. long, 200 f 2009 Page #165  

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y the people.We highly value these poople, we prize them and protect their  2004 Page #164  

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. It was obvious that Myron was in poor 63                                  2003 Page #67  
 nnn-csplaincil sighting* arc from poor objcrsers" Dr. Donald Menzel. Physi 2003 Page #118  
 in 1993, and Stan been given some poor copies ' with the fascinating title 2003 Page #169  
n that night so the visibility was poor. Whatever it was it was either maki 2004 Page #35  
d was in a box. His only out was a poor memory and that was the card he pla 2004 Page #87  
cus and exposure ■ High integrity, poor memory for dates FIBER OPTICS PERSP 2005 Page #11  
hat some of the film was in pretty poor quality but other parts of it were  2005 Page #148  
 If this was a hoax, it was a damn poor one. No photos or film (faked or ge 2006 Page #192  
e parts of the report -such is the poor quality of the version that has thu 2007 Page #140  
 Tim Cooper has been shown to be a poor speller (Ref), he immediately noted 2008 Page #105  
l non-explained sightings are from poor observers." However, physicist Stan 2008 Page #133  
an or Chinese territory because of poor targeting systems. Worst of all, pr 2009 Page #22  

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hus, distance) although angles are poorly estimated. The return from the no 2003 Page #183  
ecause the diseases they cause are poorly understood compared with bacteria 2006 Page #117  

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sound reasoninr witu "o»ard to tr- poosiblc outcome. In prasentinf the find 2003 Page #214  

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eted milk chocolate ducks on lolly pop sticks would have been more in chara 2007 Page #64  
iltered through in advertisements? Pop culture references to various aspect 2007 Page #76  

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wer for a year. The ad appeared in Pop11/ar Science magazine , among others 2007 Page #71  
rsonall y to the newspaper Correia Pop11/a,: The piece ,:vas then taken to  2007 Page #194  

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nbuted to mobster Frank Costello. (Popa denied this.) Costello worked for l 2007 Page #26  

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e world, such as the Queen and the Pope, saying that indeed SOME UFOs are E 2006 Page #9  
 does not end there. In 1999, Nick Pope, who investigated UFO reports for t 2006 Page #130  
 in circulation to the effect that Pope was telling in a fictionalized form 2006 Page #130  
d was published, I questioned Nick Pope vigorously regarding the claims tha 2006 Page #130  
ck, I can't comment on that," said Pope. "But let's put it this way: Operat 2006 Page #130  
cenes than meets the eye?' I asked Pope. Positively oozing uneasiness, Pope 2006 Page #130  
ope. Positively oozing uneasiness, Pope replied: `Well, it's very difficult 2006 Page #130  
eye. )9 "More to what?" I pressed. Pope elaborated: "There are one or two t 2006 Page #130  
other than Porton Down. Of course, Pope, a regular contributor to UFO Magaz 2006 Page #131  
ly referred to me directly by Nick Pope had a number of perceptive comments 2006 Page #131  
. 24. Operation Thunderchild, Nick Pope, Simon & Schuster, 1999. 25. Interv 2006 Page #137  
ter, 1999. 25. Interview with Nick Pope, November 14, 1999. 26. Operation T 2006 Page #137  
. 26. Operation Thunderchild, Nick Pope, Simon & Schuster, 1999. 27. Interv 2006 Page #137  
l Enquirer and its publisher, Gene Pope Jr. 20 ► WWII: The influential ltal 2007 Page #26  
port of Mussolini. (Publisher Gene Pope r. is an influential East-coast pow 2007 Page #26  
ies. , 1946: Publisher's son, Gene Pope Jr., graduates from MIT at age 19 i 2007 Page #26  
9 in engineering. ► 1950: Death of Pope Sr. sparks family struggle for cont 2007 Page #26  
 II Progresso. ► 1951: Ousted Gene Pope Jr. joins "Clt\'s psychological war 2007 Page #26  
ntinued) · ., '·· · , ► 1952: Gene Pope, now 25, leaves CIA and purchases N 2007 Page #26  
edil UFO reports. . . ► 1952: Gene Pope, now 25, leaves CIA and purchases N 2007 Page #26  
ibuted co mobster Frank Costello. (Pope denied this.) Costello worked for t 2007 Page #26  
ixon's Secretary of Defense, helps Pope gee E11qlfirer into \'{ inn-Dixi e  2007 Page #27  
'{ inn-Dixi e grocery score chajn_ Pope comments co Forhts reporter: "It's  2007 Page #27  
nd washes the other." ► 1988: Gene Pope, now one of America's wealthiest me 2007 Page #27  
ecial thanks to Timothy Good, Nick Pope, John O'DonneU, Lou Robinson, Ruben 2007 Page #77  
9 Ministry of Defense X-Files Nick Pope ................................... 2008 Page #5  
Ministry of Defense-including Nick Pope, a major advocate of the idea that  2008 Page #33  
ter investigated UFOs for the MoD. Pope says: "I arrived at the office at a 2008 Page #33  
an at RAF Cosford in Shropshire ," Pope explains. "This was definitely the  2008 Page #33  
oeing 74 7 Jumbo Jet.'' Moreover , Pope explains: "He said that the beam of 2008 Page #34  
here the matter rested." Does Nick Pope feel that the assessment of the Ass 2008 Page #34  
                       Even though Pope and I disagree on some aspects of t 2008 Page #35  
ly in accordance with the views of Pope. Sources 1 USAF Fact Sheet, 1987. 1 2008 Page #38  
ckson, 2000 16 Interview with Nick Pope, 16 February I 998 17 The Interrupt 2008 Page #39  
inistry of Defense X-Files By Nick Pope Copyright 2008 Nick Pope Late in 20 2008 Page #61  
s By Nick Pope Copyright 2008 Nick Pope Late in 2007 the UK Ministry of Def 2008 Page #61  
Nazi background became known. Even Pope Benedict XVI, as young Joseph Ratzi 2008 Page #145  
secret, and it was outlawed by the Pope. The secret was kept much better th 2009 Page #20  

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es, Closed Minds or The Uninvited [Pope's previous non-fiction titles]. And 2006 Page #130  
, a number of other agencies," was Pope's tight-lipped — and only - reply.  2006 Page #131  
nd only - reply. (25) Moreover, by Pope's own admission, he had a great dea 2006 Page #131  
, it is of course interesting that Pope's novel included a section on alien 2006 Page #131  
s via Timothy Cooper; and (c) Nick Pope's Operation Thunderchild was publis 2006 Page #131  
se Secreca1y La.ird gives eulom at Pope's funeral. Evidence of CIA/ wire se 2007 Page #27  
e would do well to reflect on Nick Pope's words on this very same issue: "I 2008 Page #38  

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 UFO finally came to settle onto a poplar tree causing the tree to bend und 2009 Page #135  
pproximately fifty meters from the poplar tree. Confirmation of other sites 2009 Page #136  
hey inspected the area beneath the poplar tree and the tree itself "centime 2009 Page #137  

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nd contacted the office of Con-eio Poplflarand sent 3"1 Sgt. Nelson Bandeir 2007 Page #194  

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e eeems to be prevailing among tbe.popnlatieb, Inq (Irma Via*               2004 Page #19  

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lated Quotes 3 'I ’Cosmonaut Pavel Popovich: “The UFO sightings have become 2003 Page #19  
nvestigators C.W. Fitch and George Popovich — stated: Our Canadian Research 2004 Page #14  
hers Michael Hesemann & Dr. Marina Popovich VI, 74-75 Jan 29 crash of "Ball 2004 Page #114  

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 controls it. In a letter to a Mr. Popowitch Smith wrote: In posting your r 2004 Page #94  

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they eventually did because a door popped open. It appeared from a place wh 2004 Page #74  
on? That's how I knew him. Then he popped up as the head of DAVA — that fil 2004 Page #192  
ght down or straight up. They just popped up again. This kept going for two 2006 Page #146  
rn address. When I opened it, mye~ popped out! Another original document th 2008 Page #119  

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e reaction vessel produces a sharp popping sound, then hydrogen is confirme 2003 Page #114  
prevent the gear strut shafts from popping out of their cyljnders. Calling  2007 Page #115  

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tar and the solitary white prickly poppy nodding in the breeze. The rain ha 2003 Page #46  
reatures..." Roswell pilot Oliver "Poppy" Henderson also waited until late  2004 Page #144  
ted in 2005 that it had launched 7 Poppy satellites between 1962 and 1971.  2006 Page #9  
ding his little-known nickname of "Poppy," was found in the personal notebo 2008 Page #142  

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    The box containin g Space Duck Pops is illustrated with a helmeted cluc 2007 Page #64  
uct's strongest suit and the candy pops themselves have nothing in common w 2007 Page #64  

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e* c that no object* »ucb a* those popubrls described a* flying saucer* ha* 2003 Page #118  

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r will,, vous lyslems o! ,he w~ole popula-1 the atom homh and thel it is M( 2009 Page #183  

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rastructures, their personnel, the populace and the territory in general, b 2008 Page #24  
st paramount of all-protecting the populace from assault via potentially ag 2008 Page #25  
nal security and the safety of the populace at large. Very controversially, 2008 Page #35  
laying the phenomenon, so that the popular view was that UFOs were the prod 2003 Page #141  
 as the stories became part of the popular culture: Aliens have underground 2003 Page #141  
ature. Were these later and wildly popular accounts influenced by Bennewitz 2003 Page #144  
crewdriver ” □ “Kraft tape” is not popular now □ kraft is not now initial c 2003 Page #180  
here — the area was now becoming a popular place to gather — looking for a  2004 Page #37  
their possession. According to one popular story, Roosevelt's Secretary of  2004 Page #84  
ecture called "UFO's Are Real" was popular on many university campuses thro 2004 Page #135  
l Incident. The topic was suddenly popular and Moore gained a lot of credib 2004 Page #189  
a notable author and wrote several popular children's books. The Bowen manu 2004 Page #244  
 true that during the past decade, popular media has at times dealt wid1 th 2005 Page #76  
ses are much more substantial than popular opinion leads us to believe. Oth 2005 Page #121  
White Sands "tracked two 7 \'lhile popular lore now focuses on references t 2005 Page #125  
ferent countries. 13y far the most popular TV documentary made at the time  2005 Page #145  
first revealed in the pages of the popular newsstand publication, UFO Magaz 2006 Page #122  
ntipede. It's an old game that was popular in the late 1980s where you had  2006 Page #152  
Mysteries comes on TV and it was a popular show then. One night, they playe 2006 Page #161  
ial activity. This contradicts the popular idea that people who have these  2006 Page #198  
 show. Perhaps it was becoming too popular! Art Bell, who had been hosting  2006 Page #204  
yzing political event will spark a popular uprising against government supp 2007 Page #38  
nished to "Learn English -the most popular language in the universe." 61    2007 Page #67  
hone Company, Inc. One of the most popular and hjghly visible print ads of  2007 Page #68  
blip on the radar of ufology or of popular culture. In it, a shocked camper 2007 Page #71  
oduce the term into commercial and popular culture, the ad refers to EBEs a 2007 Page #76  
ber 14, 1957, when Ibrahim Sued, a popular columnist with the Rio de Janeir 2007 Page #194  
 and young adults. One of the most popular programs was a hands-on presenta 2008 Page #57  
and his Nazis. After Hitler lost a popular election to Hindenburg in 1932,  2008 Page #126  
pts to enrich uramum. In 1952, the popular Allied Supreme Commander, Gen. D 2008 Page #138  

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it had much impact on the sales or populari ty of such a novel item to the  2007 Page #68  

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ives were freely disseminated. The popularity of these "Sexpol" (sex/politi 2005 Page #89  
-eyed alien in the foreground. The popularity of this advertising campaign  2007 Page #70  

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ce. By the time the phenomenon was popularized by Budd Hopkins and others l 2003 Page #144  

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 meanings. Finally, Kraft tape was popularly on sale in the early 50s but n 2003 Page #181  
g Office (GAO) inquiry of an event popularly known as the "Roswell Incident 2004 Page #60  

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ens was over a barren and sparsely populated area of Northern Mexico. At fi 2006 Page #133  
 of the more desolate and sparsely populated areas of northern Mexico, seem 2007 Page #185  
 South Beach area in particular is populated by fishermen and loggers. They 2008 Page #43  

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YSTERIOUS REPORTS FROM OUR NOMADIC POPULATION THEM AND WEN, I BERT A FOOR-M 2004 Page #24  
interviewing people in Aurora. The population of the little hamlet in 1973  2004 Page #28  
ry has probably got, you know, the population of the two bases together was 2004 Page #52  
HOUSE CLEANING operations in major population centers in the event conventi 2004 Page #253  
iological weapons to control major population centers using human assets fr 2004 Page #254  
es among our military and civilian population ■ Tampering with human and an 2005 Page #9  
to it in stealth to keep the local population from talking about it. The lo 2005 Page #71  
t more than 80 percent of the U.S. population now believes there is Life ou 2005 Page #119  
ere a vet") smaU percentage of the population controlled a very large amoun 2005 Page #153  
 conditions whose frequency in the population is quite small (only one pers 2006 Page #7  
 If overt war broke o, much of the population would already be demoralized. 2006 Page #64  
ism, survivalism, mass exodus from population centers, runs on banks and st 2006 Page #68  
 rampant, with many people fleeing population centers. - Up to the point of 2006 Page #68  
 rampant, with many people fleeing population centers. Anti-government sent 2006 Page #69  
d in close proximity to a civilian population. - Civilian witnesses were in 2006 Page #72  
nd in close proximity to a sizable population center. A fleet of search air 2006 Page #74  
ory, and subsequently, the earth's population. This too has been made into  2006 Page #102  
 preceding spring and 2. The mouse population was out of control. We should 2006 Page #111  
We should note here that the mouse population was cited to have only twice  2006 Page #111  
 pinyon nut harvest and the rodent population were both huge that year • Th 2006 Page #112  
l groups with rigorous commands of population biology and ecosystem analysi 2006 Page #113  
into general knowledge base of the population. The therapist leaned forward 2006 Page #205  
tions ,-An exponentiaU y exploding population Sounds pretty scary, doesn't  2007 Page #37  
f the military Listing post with a population less than a few hundred peopl 2007 Page #127  
exas border and the larger Mexican population centers such as Monterrey, Nu 2007 Page #185  
onal sovereignty to the collective population of the state." Those same mea 2008 Page #24  
 the proximity of the Crash to the population in and around Westport would  2008 Page #60  
 of the native inhabitants reveals population genetic effects similar to th 2008 Page #102  
ssel contained the entire Venusian population, who were coming to Earth wit 2008 Page #102  
ave SPIKE, HOUSE CLEANING in major population centers. If approved , these  2008 Page #111  
pattern of using fear to control a population . During the Nuremberg Trials 2008 Page #123  
e Hitler required for both gun and population control, were the 21st centur 2008 Page #123  
ristics , which included birth and population control. In 1910, the Eugenic 2008 Page #140  
 virtually everything the American population sees and hears. These media g 2008 Page #143  
 attempting to subdue the American population through a maze of government  2008 Page #145  
s founded in 1882. Today, it has a population of approximately 28,000; and  2009 Page #48  
ler bring the Kingman area's total population to around 40,000. The town is 2009 Page #48  
t the nervous systems of the whole population. "I believe we need to do som 2009 Page #162  

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orne outbreaks of disease in large populations with no medical cures availa 2004 Page #80  
eat to national survival. National populations would respond differently de 2006 Page #55  
rne outbreaks of diseases in large populations, with no medical cures avail 2006 Page #105  
 Gemrnn Nazis' plan to drug entire populations with sodium fluoride, previo 2008 Page #140  
upset the nervous systems of whole populations, light waves, and shooting 1 2009 Page #161  

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 a very warsome young man, being a populist, but he could not stand the sig 2004 Page #32  
n important part of this flurry of populist activism was the strengthening  2005 Page #84  

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is Nazis. The governor of the most populous state in the Union, Arnold Schw 2008 Page #144  

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ccc~ lS :,;iy• Items ol ~ ,..:bole popul£~on. Ulcm do,-n irnd put U)e ram , 2009 Page #182  

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· hy Krr.n~:h ."uaold. .Eloi.se. I por+.er, ;appa.rrotl}' 5:.u:n!Jlc-d en I 2009 Page #163  

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cc Rclucl=~ io cl.Uc=, t,he wi:,--,por- clo::.o!l wi1CJ1 Prof. ?, D. J. Lee 2009 Page #182  

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Ettuc::o!'.l. i.alio~ o1 some ~orL Pora-w::ir s,cC;""CL tvC!:::ipons h~.,-c 2009 Page #182  

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d just like to sit out on the back porch and just watch the bay — Key Bisca 2004 Page #181  
DE# 37 Steve Jones sitting on DRES porch steps July 17, 2005 A longtime Cal 2005 Page #64  
 SLIDE# 38 Closer on Steve on DRES porch 62 In 1991, Steve talked with a fo 2005 Page #64  
LDINGS CUT TO: STEVE IS SITTING ON PORCH OF DRES BUILDING COVERED WJTH PEEL 2005 Page #66  

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e rurcrafr "skip" across the upper porcion of the atmosphere, thereby slowi 2007 Page #109  

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Roc 24(9) :1441. To 2hi4f of Nottl POrcomel t 4:yasysyyttn, ,...ffteer.Atla 2006 Page #39  

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Kashin brand, King of UFO, Sauce A Pore, Y2K Yakisoba (spiced pork flavor). 2007 Page #66  

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ectoring vanes" inside the exhaust pores. He also recalled seeing "landing  2007 Page #115  

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nt to waste a lot of time an money poring over the details of a hoaxed docu 2003 Page #181  

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Sauce A Pore, Y2K Yakisoba (spiced pork flavor)." We can onl) guess at the  2007 Page #66  

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. 1t LS nol c"pccted ;hat ,bey .w, porls In Auckland 53\d Lt'ech had vorcc, 2009 Page #182  

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e ~ys It • Miller emphasized to 1·?porl• reached Snodgrass !n C!nc:.innati  2009 Page #184  

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 •EPOA11NO GYSTE.Y t0GGC0 70('0 Af:PORn ?\JN?OSE REcVALUAi£ P:IE,~ Y us;EXP 2008 Page #149  

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v Dr. Vannevar Bush Secy. James V. Porrestal* Gen. Nathan P. Twining Gen. H 2003 Page #132  
 V. Berkner The death of Secretary Porrestal on 22 May. 194. created a vaca 2004 Page #203  

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ted up to them a short distance to port. Lawrence called over to Bradford.  2004 Page #39  
c; and when the Oriskm!J' put into port in San Francisco, the cover story t 2005 Page #164  
desk calendar indicating he was in Port Aransas, Texas, fishing). 9         2006 Page #12  
lentifi•d aa matching an Underwood Port.able. The exen:iplar in tny :refere 2007 Page #46  
. Jack specifically noted that the port main landing gear of the large craf 2007 Page #105  
ly worn. A door was located on the port side of the craft, for access to th 2007 Page #105  
n #24) (illustration #25) BOMB BAY PORT ~;IAIN LAI\IDll\!G GEAR EXHAUS T PO 2007 Page #106  
ospector who Lives in the northern port city of Coquimbo. He found the piec 2007 Page #200  
imated 1.5 nautical miles from the port side of a commercial aircraft. The  2008 Page #65  
· Fear~ of espionage resulted in 1 port Pl' 8 tHl ~~, ,d: Hy ou ,·0.rt',run 2009 Page #181  
be W('n-IJ· eI1Ion Al:10 IJevelopc port.,, 01HJ ::o!O: "You rm:cmbcr raln(a 2009 Page #182  
h " ,;atc!litc ol th cartb. rcall' port,; of lhe secret Acslo-AmuicBl: equl 2009 Page #182  

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oward the base perimeter) they had portable radar units just inside here, m 2004 Page #52  
in engineering magazines regarding portable medical technologies. For examp 2006 Page #201  
w it was July 4th because I took a portable radio and earphones to the fire 2006 Page #203  
n NY ■Typewriter is 1939 Underwood Portable _._ __ _ -------·- . --·-· ---- 2007 Page #46  
ck ■ Typewriter was 1939 Underwood Portable ■ Watermark was S.E.&M. Vernon, 2007 Page #46  
n's manuscripts was 1939 Underwood Portable ■Watermark was S.E.&M. Vernon,  2008 Page #120  

Word: "portablo", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

oaapla rs. Excepting the Undorwood Portablo, none of the culled exe.o:tplar 2007 Page #46  

Word: "portal", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 two universes synchro-phase and a portal opens up between the two allowing 2005 Page #164  

Word: "portentous", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 dealing with undoubtedly the most portentous and complex issue of the cont 2005 Page #73  

Word: "porter", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

as Not MJ-12 Related • Dr. Winford Porter Larson 1947 — Suspected examinati 2004 Page #201  

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this feature in the photograph. "A porthole had a puncture that was the dia 2004 Page #74  
ing they could come up with on the porthole where this opening was located, 2004 Page #74  
VI, 39-49 UFO recovered, fractured porthole, bodies four feet long; multipl 2004 Page #111  

Word: "portholes", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ped like doughnuts, with five foot portholes on their sides. The central sa 2003 Page #41  
and the small circles seemed to be portholes. I was acquainted with the old 2004 Page #27  
ated in the report that there were portholes on the cabin part of the craft 2004 Page #74  
han five feet. They saw no visible portholes , doors, or markings. In addit 2007 Page #187  

Word: "portion", 24 instance(s) (Back to Top)

en. It had been broken open in one portion, and so he could walk up and see 2003 Page #23  
s attached. I might say now that a portion of his directive is not acceptab 2003 Page #230  
speculating that what we have is a portion of a very large device which cam 2004 Page #14  
ital letters on the top right hand portion of the report and underlined it  2004 Page #41  
the material contained in the main portion of the artide and my revision, b 2004 Page #90  
 the "1" Annual Report," where the portion under "IV. DISCUSSION" is about  2004 Page #119  
nt researchers into this one small portion of one of the images we call the 2004 Page #227  
es and a crane to hoist the intact portion of the wreckage into an L-shaped 2005 Page #157  
bject into the trailer. The ripped portion of the craft was to the bottom o 2005 Page #157  
 of this magnitude; therefore this portion of the narrative was clearly fal 2006 Page #85  
s it emitted an exhaust gas from a portion of its lower torso. It then hove 2006 Page #90  
and helped install, but he ran the portion where he had actually helped to  2006 Page #154  
 two exhaust pons at the aft lower portion of the disc. The air- 93         2007 Page #99  
he sides of the fuselage and upper portion of the disc. It was clear that t 2007 Page #106  
wo seats on either side. The upper portion of the vertical stabilizer had t 2007 Page #106  
" this section direccly on the top portion of the disc. Status update March 2007 Page #115  
n object believed to be possibly a portion of a space satellite, had appare 2007 Page #140  
ified F!Jing Oi!Ject. The released portion of the report reads thus: The pu 2007 Page #140  
n my lecture today are but a small portion of all the currently available d 2007 Page #144  
, Mexico, raining debris down on a portion of the Chihuahuan Desert known a 2007 Page #185  
s the German Fuehrer took over one portion of Europe at a time until it led 2008 Page #128  
ts on drug advertising for a major portion of its revenues . Direct-to-cons 2008 Page #141  
he whole thing. I had a ve,y small portion of it .. .I left a piece of carb 2009 Page #92  
by interfering with the electrical portion of their engines. The difficulty 2009 Page #158  

Word: "portions", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

h 9 Non-living entity, deceased or portions 10 Media: printed matter, elect 2003 Page #175  
king sightings across the southern portions of the state on April 10, 1897. 2004 Page #28  
italism. They were investing major portions of their country's resources in 2006 Page #165  
ight, on the tarmac, and was shown portions of motion picture footage of th 2007 Page #95  
 whole, profound saga; the salient portions of which I have detailed below: 2008 Page #30  
on "onionskin" showing significant portions of the following page. This mad 2009 Page #8  
would be wise to look at the other portions of these pages. Of immediate in 2009 Page #13  
at she was only allowed to work on portions of it. At the time she describe 2009 Page #91  

Word: "portland", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

g of cow in beam, August 27, 1989, Portland, Oregon The subject was so sens 2004 Page #79  
                     their home in Portland, Oregon. She almost lost her so 2009 Page #88  
o remodel and sell 15 homes in the Portland area. She was proud that she ha 2009 Page #88  

Word: "porton", 35 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e of Margaret Fry? The entrance to Porton Down, the British Government's Ch 2003 Page #76  
alien bodies from the mountains to Porton Down. How credible are his claims 2003 Page #76  
facility for biological warfare is Porton Down, and my colleague Nick Redfe 2006 Page #106  
fficial installation was allegedly Porton Down — the British equivalent of  2006 Page #122  
ological Defense Establishment at] Porton Down, [Wiltshire], and deliver th 2006 Page #122  
umber of hours later, they reached Porton Down and the mysterious cargo was 2006 Page #122  
contamination suits." The staff at Porton began the careful task of opening 2006 Page #122  
ported bodies of 'alien beings' to Porton Down, but said that their cargo w 2006 Page #123  
med Forces." (12) Although work at Porton Down had originally begun in Marc 2006 Page #123  
nt group — the Biology Department, Porton - was established by the War Cabi 2006 Page #123  
the biological warfare research of Porton Down's staff had become solely de 2006 Page #123  
of the Ministry of Defense. Today, Porton Down is known as DSTL, Porton Dow 2006 Page #123  
day, Porton Down is known as DSTL, Porton Down. (13) Were live aliens reall 2006 Page #123  
th the bodies and their arrival at Porton Down: "The crates were loaded on  2006 Page #124  
't stop. Just get straight down to Porton Down.' And apparently they were s 2006 Page #124  
 they were shadowed all the way to Porton." (14) Researcher Margaret Fry al 2006 Page #124  
 link the Berwyn saga of 1974 with Porton Down, the British equivalent of F 2006 Page #126  
there were definitely lorries from Porton Down at the scene; that there was 2006 Page #127  
ken off the mountain and driven to Porton. And to this day, [his wife] can  2006 Page #127  
that Mick told her the story about Porton Down and bodies too — either in t 2006 Page #127  
the time that they'd been taken to Porton Down. So he must have learned tha 2006 Page #127  
of the controversy, as well as the Porton Down allegations, had been quietl 2006 Page #129  
ing crashed UFOs, alien bodies and Porton Down does not end there. In 1999, 2006 Page #130  
iological Defense Establishment at Porton Down — precisely the same locatio 2006 Page #130  
en for analysis to none other than Porton Down. Of course, Pope, a regular  2006 Page #131  
, and may simply have included the Porton Down angle in his book to help pe 2006 Page #131  
aptured, crashed UFO were taken to Porton Down. And there is another, final 2006 Page #132  
, final intriguing footnote to the Porton Down controversy: Although the fa 2006 Page #132  
 Forest a number of personnel from Porton Down were reportedly dispatched t 2006 Page #132  
ttempt to resolve the issue of the Porton Down allegations as they related  2006 Page #133  
ical Defense (CBD) laboratories at Porton Down had made a check of their ar 2006 Page #133  
shed UFOs, biological warfare, and Porton Down seems destined to continue.  2006 Page #133  
ajor concern to experts trained at Porton Down, England in the field of bio 2006 Page #137  
ber 1996. 12. Ibid. 13. History of Porton Down: www.mod.uk/issues/portondow 2006 Page #137  
nsport two crates from the hill to Porton Down. Military personnel opened t 2007 Page #149  

Word: "portondownvolunteers", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 of Porton Down: www.mod.uk/issues/portondownvolunteers/history.htm 14. Int 2006 Page #137  

Word: "portrayed", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

curate and that he had incorrectly portrayed it as a Hollywood -style monst 2006 Page #91  
te was true? • Why are the British portrayed as the optimists and the Ameri 2009 Page #177  

Word: "ports", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cribed with a range of dimensions, ports, lights, landing gear. They are sh 2003 Page #173  
 Dome may/may not include windows, ports o Most equipped with lights on top 2003 Page #174  
access hatch and a couple of drain ports that are unique to the A-12, and a 2006 Page #76  
crew compartment, and four exhaust ports at the aft bottom end of the craft 2007 Page #106  
T ~;IAIN LAI\IDll\!G GEAR EXHAUS T PORTS                                    2007 Page #106  
 the a ton1 bomb r ncl \vas not n: ports arc substantially true-but hio,ogl 2009 Page #181  
nd re-The:,, l;:ive nu children. I ports, nld il hlld "nc,-c-r heard I 0!"  2009 Page #182  

Word: "portugal", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

0 foreign front corporations-58 in Portugal, l 12 in Spain, 233 in Sweden,  2008 Page #136  

Word: "portugese", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

aches them at high speed • 6/17/77 Portugese *encounter with UFO Dark obiec 2006 Page #28  

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on vas typewritten on an Underwood Port•ble typewriter Ql.anuf& cturod in 1 2007 Page #46  

Word: "poru", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

hat you learnwh,n you die!" (In n:,poru,, 10 my UFO briclifC! 10 BA~T-STAR) 2008 Page #151  

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n~ billions o! _volts fll'c b~llt, porU011 or their engi.lles . 1t LS nol c 2009 Page #182  

Word: "por~ed", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cs." ,., ". I Hlt1h nbo.il the pu::por~ed new . I wc;,po:i, i;!1ro11cic:i i 2009 Page #183  

Word: "pos1t1on", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

crash incidents start at a neutral pos1t1on until evidence is gathered. Aut 2005 Page #135  

Word: "pose", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ation — April 1954 o Don't seem to pose a direct threat o Technology surpas 2003 Page #174  
the NHI. Any form of contact would pose varied threats to the current relig 2006 Page #61  
I) (U) Some organil:!Uons that m~y pose a thrc:it to the security of nuclea 2007 Page #175  
the official line that UFOs do not pose a potential threat to national secu 2008 Page #35  
reat chat unidentiried space craft pose. One must consiaer che face chat mi 2008 Page #114  

Word: "posed", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

UFO Cover-ups. While the questions posed were primarily aimed at his abduct 2004 Page #59  
) • British Member of Parliament • Posed a wealth of questions about Britis 2004 Page #210  
amey, Col. DuBose, and Maj. Marcel posed with some debris spread out on the 2004 Page #226  
m to the danger Reich and his work posed to the American people was an extr 2005 Page #93  
corrung to grips with the problems posed by the spacemen. The cosmic orgone 2005 Page #95  
 and answers to the many questions posed by the weighting factors to move h 2005 Page #137  
er scale. In response to questions posed by eager journalists, Dr. Roy Lilw 2006 Page #120  
tempt to answer the questions they posed. They just noted the infom1ation w 2008 Page #8  
UFO report ever received by us has posed a threat to national security and  2008 Page #24  
Rendlesham region? The question is posed because internet rumors have sugge 2008 Page #75  

Word: "poses", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he secrecy on this as it no longer poses a nationa.l security threat and ma 2005 Page #81  
he secrecy on this as it no longer poses a national scanty threat aid mak e 2006 Page #27  
 bomb combined with space vehicles poses a chreac on a scale which makes it 2008 Page #114  
 to interdict air navigation which poses a threat to its security, not only 2009 Page #14  

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ntil early 1949. No desk jockey or poseur, Secretary Forrestal distress's P 2003 Page #86  

Word: "posi", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

our posicion ,:rnd chc object' 'ii posi;:ion. IncluCe an •~=-o~ denoting th 2008 Page #56  
ob~ '. Rtom bomil were ,JiSC!tl as posi.i-1 I bilitics today in 811;' war_  2009 Page #183  

Word: "posicion", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

,2p o: the .J:'.'C~ shot."in& your posicion ,:rnd chc object' 'ii posi;:ion 2008 Page #56  

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mey, Col. DuBose, and Major Marcel posing with the alleged crash debris fro 2004 Page #226  

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e: ~d. ~but there it h. ~ , ir. no posit:on to qua.rrel with the.ir judvn,: 2009 Page #163  

Word: "posited", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

y, written by Ian Watson in I 983, posited that the famous playwright Anton 2008 Page #102  
 fake. Large numbers of subtleties posited strongly for authenticity. We we 2009 Page #7  

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everse transcriptase, after having positing the provirus theory and the foc 2006 Page #112  

Word: "positioj'", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Ol\lPETITION FOR IBE MOST POWERFUL POSITIOJ\' 0~ EARIB • SET IBE DlRECTI0:- 2008 Page #153  

Word: "position", 78 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rks on the ground that from Joel's position some distance away, looked simi 2003 Page #69  
65. Today Bill holds a responsible position with a large manufacturing comp 2003 Page #70  
artner along, someone who was in a position to evaluate anything that could 2003 Page #145  
 entire movement. At the time, his position looked frighteningly suspicious 2003 Page #146  
nd triangulariiatioa, a last known position and bearing was calculated whic 2003 Page #233  
utted by saying; *VIM Argentina Is position to define its industrial plan a 2004 Page #20  
t the least of which was their odd position in the starry sky. The were fou 2004 Page #34  
ng back to the detachment from his position in an area just west of Woods 3 2004 Page #35  
aving been told of the approximate position of the "light" before it sank,  2004 Page #39  
 have a look around from an aerial position to be able to see those dips, b 2004 Page #53  
umstances have put him in a unique position to comment on Larry Warren's ve 2004 Page #58  
, in his official state legislator position, arranged to travel with Scott  2004 Page #70  
lack of action or for any official position they may take. There is nothing 2004 Page #88  
 Embassy wrote Smith: The official position here is that nobody knows anyth 2004 Page #90  
have been converts to the official position can be explained by skulldugger 2004 Page #145  
put Tukachevsky in an unassailable position. Further study is needed.       2004 Page #153  
. Seamans, Jr. summed up the final position of the government on the subjec 2004 Page #178  
ce dumped Blue Book they were in a position where they would never again ha 2004 Page #178  
from every camera — no matter what position — so it wasn't a reflection. We 2004 Page #184  
. Jack McGeorge held an incredible position in the Carter White House. He w 2004 Page #188  
the whole thing up, to support his position on MJ-12. There would be no way 2004 Page #222  
t way. From this, coupled with the position of the shadows as a result of t 2004 Page #234  
amera taking these was used in one position then rotated 180 degrees before 2004 Page #234  
 be seen to be in exactly the same position in both shots, yet the paper in 2004 Page #238  
 and put the agency in a difficult position. I feel the time is fast approa 2004 Page #248  
ight Air Development Center; which position led him up to management positi 2005 Page #41  
 his relative's name, title of his position at \'{!right Patterson and, tha 2005 Page #44  
 personnel in the same approximate position of the large disc object seen e 2005 Page #65  
rally arises, 111ho is in the best position tO manipulate and influence the 2005 Page #75  
. Year after year goes by, and the position of the United Scates government 2005 Page #76  
orks, I will have to reconsider my position. Indeed, the exceptions prove t 2005 Page #76  
vidual who once held a very senior position in the U.S. Department of Defen 2005 Page #83  
e who were closest co him and in a position to gauge rus mental status, cha 2005 Page #103  
antic Fleet. He was certainly in a position to have dealt with aircraft enc 2005 Page #130  
hey could will themselves from one position to another. They seemed nor to  2005 Page #155  
s recruited for trus rughly secure position. 162                            2005 Page #164  
ited 20 archives, I am in a better position than most to deal with the sill 2006 Page #13  
's staff had been able to secure a position at the CDC Special Pathogens Br 2006 Page #110  
sixty seconds of observation, at a position 155 miles southeast of Corpus C 2006 Page #133  
ORDINARY THAT ANYONE IN A MILITARY POSITION WOULD BE THREATENING A 7-YEAR-O 2006 Page #153  
alien that was crumpled in a fetal position. Most of its side had been badl 2006 Page #158  
the Fishing Vessel Steeva 10. This position would place the splashdown roug 2006 Page #184  
es beginning from roughly the same position (at different points in time),  2006 Page #191  
tor in 1992. In preparation for my position, I attended the annual Mutual U 2006 Page #196  
r another at every turn. The first position begs a series of questions. Are 2007 Page #59  
current with Mr. Haas's leadership position at Levi Strauss, he was a servi 2007 Page #76  
disclosure through h.is privileged position at tl1e Brookings Institution,  2007 Page #76  
eral which is a high ranking legal position and he served under Nixon I bel 2007 Page #91  
way. He was afraid but he held his position and continued watching. The res 2007 Page #129  
 power to hold it there in a level position because you could not see anyth 2007 Page #170  
 3 miles North-North East of their position. The light traveled with great  2007 Page #176  
y man-made." Dr. Taylor's official position with NASA at the time was Actin 2007 Page #197  
d and green Lights. It then took a position to start flying again and I til 2007 Page #200  
ence that contradicts the official position that UFOs are without significa 2008 Page #23  
 branches to the new cabinet level position of the Secretary of Defense, an 2008 Page #25  
ong. Accordingly, I'll clarify the position, explain what's already happene 2008 Page #61  
) effectively reversed the default position and the presumption now is that 2008 Page #62  
on described the U.S. government's position concerning the Rendlesham Fores 2008 Page #94  
r, all the experts take the strong position that you can never be 100% cert 2008 Page #106  
sentence length. Chaski's informal position based on her experience is that 2008 Page #108  
 Winston Churchill clarified their position when he once remarked, "You mus 2008 Page #130  
lowed by Zionist agents. His MJ-12 position was pe1manently filled by Gener 2008 Page #132  
 That is the ultimate position-the position of total control over the Earth 2008 Page #134  
ce ... And if there is an ultimate position, then our national goal and the 2008 Page #134  
e men must be to win and hold that position." Adding to this puzzling state 2008 Page #134  
RACYTlfEORIES • YOU ARE PART OF IT POSITION STATEMENT : BEYOND REASONABLE D 2008 Page #146  
ogram that would 1981 strengthen a position of mutually assured survival. T 2009 Page #10  
eller would have been in a perfect position to have been consulted on the U 2009 Page #13  
k. And, I might add, in an exposed position, whereby Soviet intelligenc e c 2009 Page #18  
 his relative's name, title of his position at Wright-Patterson and, that h 2009 Page #50  
 not sure if they are in the right position. I was focused on this and the  2009 Page #84  
 of promotions leading to her last position as a Clerk-Stenographer in 1951 2009 Page #87  
 She later added she was offered a position in the fledgling US Space Progr 2009 Page #93  
, speak for themselves . Given her position, she did work in the right plac 2009 Page #95  
sted in an interview he was "in no position to give any detailed clue as to 2009 Page #161  
 1950, Professor Leech vacated his position at Auckland University to work  2009 Page #163  
ayton Acme Company before taking a position as a Senior Marine Biologist at 2009 Page #164  
sted in an interview he was "in no position to give any detailed clue as to 2009 Page #176  

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         be released. The 'default position', as it were, was not to releas 2008 Page #62  

Word: "position-the", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

imate weapon. That is the ultimate position-the position of total control o 2008 Page #134  

Word: "positioned", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

2:29 PM: The Coast Guard vessel is positioned near the southern Lummi Islan 2006 Page #185  

Word: "positioning", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ached to could not be seen but the positioning of the lights gave an overal 2004 Page #34  

Word: "positions", 14 instance(s) (Back to Top)

heney has held many key government positions, has been tied into the milita 2003 Page #202  
h Chinas* offXelalB aeS leaders in positions of responsibility you will oal 2003 Page #213  
cussions with Chinese officials in positions of responsibility you are auth 2003 Page #222  
h Chinese officials and leaders in positions of responsibility you will mat 2003 Page #225  
 confirmed by radar with identical positions being established. Physical ev 2004 Page #15  
several engineering and management positions at Wright-Patterson AFB near D 2005 Page #41  
 position led him up to management positions at Wright-Patterson, and later 2005 Page #41  
ad securit)' clearances or been in positions of authority and were not awar 2005 Page #130  
for humanity. With the stakeholder positions as a guide, key implications f 2006 Page #51  
Peru, 1980) were placed in similar positions and their stories, in their ow 2008 Page #66  
the burn marks are not on the same positions on subsequent pages. This is a 2008 Page #110  
 moved smoothly between government positions and his law practice in New Yo 2008 Page #125  
ath in 1973, Souers held executive positions in the Mortgage and Securities 2008 Page #133  
ip in the U.S. and given prominent positions in the American scientific com 2008 Page #137  

Word: "positive", 31 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 them [UFOs] and then told me, I’m positive that there were three crashes b 2003 Page #17  
sium layered material emitted more positive ions than the pure magnesium me 2003 Page #109  
e researcher wondered if the large positive ion emission discovered during  2003 Page #111  
d and to whom, he made a number of positive comments on the UFO subject. Fo 2004 Page #14  
 to film a new series titled Proof Positive. And although the purpose of th 2004 Page #16  
rashed UFO controversy. It was the positive feedback that Stringfield recei 2004 Page #110  
int to the Twining letter as proof positive that Roswell could not have bee 2004 Page #141  
overnment does have absolute proof positive of extraterrestrial spaceships  2004 Page #147  
now the exact location. I'm almost positive it happened in 1953.' "The pilo 2005 Page #43  
er. This level shows both signs of positive authenticity and worrisome ques 2005 Page #137  
accelerate in the direction of the positive pole. Suspending a 168          2005 Page #170  
thrust is the use of a very strong positive charge on one side of the vehic 2005 Page #171  
. He said that he had discovered a positive lead to antigravit). The discov 2005 Page #173  
ve electrode appears to 'chase the positive electrode, so that there is a n 2006 Page #36  
ve electrode appears to 'chase the Positive electrode, so that there is a n 2006 Page #36  
 difficult to fully accept that it positive, given the short time frame in  2006 Page #54  
ind it difficult to see the NHI as positive. There would be fear and skepti 2006 Page #54  
t chose to cast a Contact event in positive or negative terms. This in turn 2006 Page #55  
ituation, being able to help shape positive, coherent human response or to  2006 Page #57  
cial response and welcome. Despite positive/familiar signs, government woul 2006 Page #58  
difficult to regard the Contact as positive or even to believe that it is r 2006 Page #59  
ce the NHI seems both familiar and positive, it would be easier to discuss  2006 Page #60  
w technological products and other positive changes, for example in health  2006 Page #60  
bts and concerns. Some would judge positive to be possible deception. 62    2006 Page #65  
t. Broad inclination to disbelieve positive might require military interven 2006 Page #66  
 be slow to trust, exploitation of positive benefits could be difficult. -  2006 Page #66  
 - Slow would aid in assessment of positive, but strange would work against 2006 Page #67  
n of world governance and a highly positive future if the NHI threat is eli 2006 Page #69  
friendly aircraft" until they were positive? Are we to believe that the Con 2006 Page #173  
e is scanned for radioactivity. No positive readings are found. From news a 2006 Page #185  
FO phenomenon. "Ir is unnkely that positive proof of their existence will b 2007 Page #193  

Word: "positively", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n report today on a story which is positively spooky, not to mention chilli 2004 Page #206  
in UFOs?" The answer: "Absolutely, positively, they do exist." \Xlhen asked 2005 Page #82  
 at Groom Lake) says. "Absolutely, positively. [UFOs] exist." `Can you expa 2006 Page #27  
 the past decade, astronomers have positively identified scores of planets  2006 Page #69  
 case described above I have found positively identifiable debris surroundi 2006 Page #86  
than meets the eye?' I asked Pope. Positively oozing uneasiness, Pope repli 2006 Page #130  
igh alert and then weren't able to positively identify the aircraft? One wo 2006 Page #173  
E events. This group also answered positively to four or more of five key i 2006 Page #198  
-, .. ---:-:_.. -~~~~ "Absolutely, positively, they exist" James Goodall, j 2007 Page #56  
Jane's Defense, AWST, "Absolutely, positively, [UFOs] lnteravla. exist• Man 2007 Page #56  

Word: "positivity", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 widely assumed. The assessment of positivity can develop through relativel 2006 Page #54  
familiarity would aid in assessing positivity, fast occurrence would raise  2006 Page #65  
and concerns, making assessment of positivity difficult. Broad inclination  2006 Page #66  
 occurrence would aid in assessing positivity, creating maximum opportunity 2006 Page #66  
HI could be compromised. - Despite positivity, slow unfolding of contact sc 2006 Page #67  
d consequences. - Despite apparent positivity, strangeness would result in  2006 Page #67  

Word: "posl", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

gfield's first book, Inside Saucer Posl 3-0 Blue, was published in 1957. He 2005 Page #139  

Word: "posse0", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

OF IRE OTHER SPPERE TN COTOCA ANT) POSSE0 ON INFORPATIoN CONERN/ND TNIs sge 2004 Page #21  

Word: "possess", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

unities for the U.S. Government to possess, study and duplicate UFO technol 2005 Page #119  
 whatever technology the NHI might possess. The science community might be  2006 Page #56  
they are politically organized and possess a cer:ain culture si~:.lar to ou 2008 Page #113  
r post card. Voronezh does in fact possess noteworthy examples of czarist e 2009 Page #134  

Word: "possessed", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

known to personnel like Warren who possessed Secret security clearances and 2004 Page #46  
nderground bunkers. RAF Bentwaters possessed the largest bomb dump in all o 2004 Page #51  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference possessed information on the alleged cra 2004 Page #61  
that Canada was aware that America possessed a crashed saucer is one of the 2004 Page #85  
arren Nicholson III, 27-30 Witness possessed photos of "alien cadavers" 32  2004 Page #112  
ing their meeting. The 0.1.C. also possessed the official U.S. Air Force st 2007 Page #110  
hly intelligent, quick witted, and possessed of superb memory skills and a  2007 Page #136  
ss to the most sensitive UFO files possessed by the CIA and MJ-12. While th 2009 Page #40  

Word: "possesses", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

gests that each spherical particle possesses an electric-dipole field which 2003 Page #113  
nd to assume that such a life form possesses some sort of culture, language 2006 Page #52  
an animal's snout. He, or it, also possesses three-fingered hands with suct 2007 Page #64  
stabilize a situation that already possesses much too little stability. RPV 2009 Page #22  

Word: "possessing", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 specific piece of enemy equipment possessing high scientific or technical  2004 Page #62  
son who is sincere and forthright, possessing a no-nonsense character. 'I s 2005 Page #43  
ed government document , much less possessing the hardware itself. Bue the  2005 Page #78  
lower surfaces to the same degree, possessing no visible doors or windows.  2006 Page #135  

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i-human pilots. The authorities in possession of important information shou 2003 Page #18  
the disposition of the material in possession of the Army that may be of gr 2003 Page #25  
ts that White House personnel take possession of his multi-thousand page 'd 2003 Page #89  
UFO Crash Retrieval Conference the possession of my grandfather until he di 2003 Page #98  
ual of some sort. We seem to be in possession of a 1954 edition, which is w 2003 Page #171  
e Army had flying saucers in their possession which effectively killedVress 2003 Page #235  
hotographs and move footage in the possession of the Defense Intelligence A 2004 Page #11  
ment had a crashed saucer in their possession. According to one popular sto 2004 Page #84  
ith had told about UFO hardware in possession of U.S. officials. She stated 2004 Page #94  
ney Company might just have gotten possession of some of the secret UFO foo 2004 Page #179  
aft have come to earth-some now in possession of institutions. Consider the 2005 Page #118  
about the U.S. GO\ ernmem being in possession of a crashed UFO? Possibly. T 2005 Page #133  
Harzan, that we already had in our possession the technology to cake us to  2005 Page #175  
 the territory of or fall into the possession of foreign powers. Stone's te 2006 Page #18  
iological Entities (EBEs) in their possession. The truth sometimes is stran 2007 Page #127  
f chese intelligenc beings were in possession of a more or less culcure, an 2008 Page #112  
early 90s. Ultimately , I obtained possession of the "original copies" from 2009 Page #7  
ns. The net result is that I am in possession of thousands of pages of "lea 2009 Page #7  
nion that the United States was in possession of an airborne weapon that ri 2009 Page #177  

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s no difficulty in accepc.1ng c.he possib il1c.y of coming co an underscand 2008 Page #112  
dently from ours. Obviously , this possib ility depends on many circumstanc 2008 Page #112  

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aft flying :.n our atmosphere land possib_y maintaini ng orbits about our p 2008 Page #113  

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 my opinion these are the only two possibi Li ties." While most UFO researc 2005 Page #151  

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oim: of im:ernacional law; buc che possibilicy of confronting incelligenc b 2008 Page #112  

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ed unequivocally that there was no possibilio any of his balloon projects w 2004 Page #139  

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 underground, thus eliminating any possibilit y of "convection," but Einste 2005 Page #92  
ics Donald Keyhoe looked into this possibilit y and found that our governme 2005 Page #173  

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nown phenomena were all considered possibilities... It was not until I got  2003 Page #193  
sources that might elucidate other possibilities not found by contemporary  2003 Page #237  
, we are continuing to examine any possibilities. Your attention is invited 2004 Page #9  
through the area. There were three possibilities offered then, as to why th 2004 Page #42  
ed beyond the Sound. The first two possibilities raise some questions. Firs 2004 Page #42  
rce and Flying Saucers • XIII. The Possibilities of Hoax • XIV. The Other S 2004 Page #245  
d such speculation. There are many possibilities and end-results to the abd 2005 Page #75  
the world economy; then a range of possibilities arises that is coo great f 2005 Page #85  
hold bills? Not today. Yer whac if possibilities in a wider communit y woul 2005 Page #117  
owever, we continue to examine any possibilities." The possibility that the 2005 Page #143  
picts? "I think there are only two possibiLities. One is that it is the rea 2005 Page #151  
s function? \Y/e wiU examine these possibilities in th.is paper and try ro  2005 Page #161  
acknowledgements), titled Contact: Possibilities and Strategies — Report .f 2006 Page #48  
ns was to develop this spectrum of possibilities, extracting important impl 2006 Page #49  
s as described here are not random possibilities plucked out of the air. Ra 2006 Page #51  
point of testing comical or absurd possibilities. With the scenario worlds  2006 Page #51  
of life on earth to appreciate the possibilities. Then again, the entity mi 2006 Page #53  
to bracket the universe of contact possibilities, not exhaustively describe 2006 Page #53  
eone might start to dig into other possibilities. "It might have been the i 2006 Page #126  
Force and Flying Saucers XIII. The Possibilities of Hoax XIV. The Other Sid 2007 Page #44  
nown BOOK CHAPTER TITLES XIII. The Possibilities of Hoax: will to believe,  2007 Page #45  
, we are continuing to examine any possibilities . Your attention is invite 2007 Page #142  
AK RIDGE, TENNESSEE; however , the possibilities of practical jokers, mass  2008 Page #29  
ation and eliminated all the usual possibilities , including weather balloo 2008 Page #66  
Much has been speculated about the possibilities for life existing outside  2008 Page #112  
understandings. The new events and possibilities are surprising, frightenin 2009 Page #20  
Hanford plutonium reactor or other possibilities short of holding on to pro 2009 Page #31  
on of space. I include among these possibilities a joint expedition to the  2009 Page #40  
ey were considered useless even as possibilities. Plane Check Considered Sh 2009 Page #158  
 reported thoroughly examining all possibilities . They were said to have e 2009 Page #159  
o control rainfall -were raised as possibilities today in any war of the fu 2009 Page #162  
fare has definite and far reaching possibilities as an offensive weapon. It 2009 Page #165  

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“The airforce has never denied the possibility that interplanetary spacecra 2003 Page #11  
or Advanced Studies at Austin “The possibility of reduced-time interstellar 2003 Page #15  
same time discounted the very real possibility that it was dictated to a se 2003 Page #27  
lulose and Kaolin-type clay sole. (possibility of the plant "pitch" to be s 2003 Page #50  
COSMOS 96 has been the most likely possibility since we have information fr 2003 Page #65  
he hand, we shouldn't rule out the possibility of a human passenger who cou 2003 Page #68  
seem, then we have to consider the possibility that there could have been s 2003 Page #71  
normal density. I investigated the possibility that the aluminum pieces mig 2003 Page #100  
ay recommend." One should note the possibility that this might be the work  2003 Page #206  
olivia in May 1978? I discount the possibility that the object was a meteor 2004 Page #10  
r meters in diameter." What of the possibility that the object had been a m 2004 Page #10  
 He informed them that there was a possibility that a plane had crashed int 2004 Page #36  
e heard while you were here on the possibility of any U.S. government state 2004 Page #90  
 in question. Of course, there the possibility that he didn't write of the  2004 Page #136  
ing he received. There is also the possibility that Barnett was speaking of 2004 Page #136  
hat seem to close the door on this possibility — and after the ceaseless wo 2004 Page #137  
ry. Emenegger said that this was a possibility and that after the film was  2004 Page #184  
 duped. There is, however, another possibility — that they really did know  2004 Page #219  
and this now raises an interesting possibility. Maybe both sides of the "wa 2004 Page #236  
twist, the photos also give us the possibility to make the claim that the M 2004 Page #238  
 thinking about. Trus concerns the possibility of public panic. I don't thi 2005 Page #85  
ermed orgone energy), implying the possibility of life in space. At this ti 2005 Page #95  
n some educated speculation on the possibility of a link between Lew Dougla 2005 Page #97  
to examine any possibilities." The possibility that the object was a meteor 2005 Page #143  
y are right, it doesn't negate the possibility of reverse engineering, but  2005 Page #168  
f a modern hoaxer. The more likely possibility is that it is a genuine docu 2006 Page #15  
 retrieval operations, despite the possibility of high ranking military per 2006 Page #18  
s, not exhaustively describe every possibility. The following charts briefl 2006 Page #53  
rum a systematic assessment of the possibility of direct contact with non-h 2006 Page #69  
gians working today would deny the possibility, even likelihood, of intelli 2006 Page #69  
ay exist. Therefore, to ignore the possibility and implications of contact  2006 Page #70  
ed, with some consideration of the possibility that cattle mutilations may  2006 Page #101  
 by local deaths. There is logical possibility that the Hantavirus was the  2006 Page #117  
e. In that article I mentioned the possibility that the UFO story could be  2006 Page #126  
 general public thinking about the possibility of humankind waging war with 2006 Page #131  
me record of the object. Alternate possibility is that it entered the Gulf  2006 Page #136  
paper contains a discussion of the possibility that a flight of saucers cau 2006 Page #164  
on China. Truman worried about the possibility that the war would widen, ev 2006 Page #165  
roughout the world of a heightened possibility for world war. When Clement  2006 Page #165  
f this event. • Conclusion #4: The possibility that this sighting and splas 2006 Page #189  
 by the corporate media. The other possibility is that some catalyzing poli 2007 Page #38  
e least. This leaves the very real possibility that these jet djsc aircraft 2007 Page #109  
 scenario. Harder co fathom is the possibility that aliens are actually beh 2007 Page #127  
maging to us," suggests a distinct possibility that MJ 12 137               2007 Page #143  
trange. AND DOESN'T THAT 1MPLY THE POSSIBILITY THAT RATHER THAN A CRASH, TH 2007 Page #171  
ith the environment , and even the possibility of physical evidence. Such a 2008 Page #7  
ting with the environment, and the possibility of a landing near the small  2008 Page #10  
r death. Both agents hinted at the possibility some indictments would be is 2008 Page #30  
id not happen. A discussion of the possibility that Todd's phone was tapped 2008 Page #30  
 measures for this purpose. 19 The possibility that "harmful contamination" 2008 Page #36  
xpected ever to become a practical possibility." That book was written in 1 2008 Page #95  
rial truth ever since. Indeed, the possibility that an advanced vehicle fro 2008 Page #100  
Institute, and there is the remote possibility that it was edited somewhat. 2008 Page #107  
han 27%, and is contempl ating the possibility of a hoaxer. The points in s 2008 Page #108  
ary to annul chis danger . Another possibility may exist, chat a species of 2008 Page #112  
al concepts. We cannot exclude the possibility that a race of e~:cracerres: 2008 Page #113  
al states would be deprived of the possibility of owning an area, or if the 2008 Page #113  
s. Lastly , we should consider the possibility that our atmosph eric tests  2008 Page #114  
he Moon IF THERE WAS THE SLIGHTEST POSSIBILITY TH..\ T ..\STRON..\UTS i\1IG 2008 Page #151  
n total secrecy. To counter such a possibility, Project Black Eye was devel 2009 Page #16  
nimal injury to noncombatants. The possibility of RPVs exists for Russia as 2009 Page #22  
n I am familiar with suggests this possibility . And given the tremendous s 2009 Page #140  
son gases would be the same. Their possibility was explained to President R 2009 Page #158  
me out of the war. If there is any possibility of concentrated radar or oth 2009 Page #158  
of starlight but there is no known possibility of concentrating them. Defen 2009 Page #159  
 in the Pomeroy Herald echoed that possibility. Whether the UFOs witnessed  2009 Page #177  
e more than ordinary weight to the possibility that this is a domestic proj 2009 Page #178  
Forces Intelligence, expressed the possibility that flying disks were in fa 2009 Page #178  
ated July 30, 1947 alludes to this possibility: 172 FL YfNG DISCS -The Bure 2009 Page #178  

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:hcr Comm.l:tee tor U thC1' Is any possibillty ct con• Palestine 1ormailly  2009 Page #182  

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g ufos and to product the greatest possible enlightenment on this subject.  2003 Page #6  
ublic as soon and as completely as possible. ” www.majesticdocuments.com 14 2003 Page #18  
n" Liabilities: no paper forensics possible What impresses me besides the v 2003 Page #26  
 □ Liabilities: no paper forensics possible or confirmation of such a commi 2003 Page #27  
ied intelligence effort to exploit possible technological gains with the ex 2003 Page #28  
te March and April show only a few possible matches. On March 30th, from 6: 2003 Page #37  
what was initially thought to be a possible downed aircraft. The search tea 2003 Page #60  
ome to my attention concerning the possible origin of the object. These hav 2003 Page #65  
ring the radio news reports of the possible landing, he and two friends dro 2003 Page #70  
ice rivalries, Army concern over a possible bias by a former Navy Secretary 2003 Page #86  
ced extraterrestrial technology as possible, keep it out of the hands of Co 2003 Page #102  
phasis.) Dr. Hauri suggested three possible reasons for the difference. Fir 2003 Page #109  
ial. Speculation about the metal's possible function included resisting or  2003 Page #110  
al reaction. Further evidence of a possible chemical reaction became appare 2003 Page #112  
ld come as clean as he thought was possible, and help to steer Ufology into 2003 Page #147  
oped to get as much information as possible from the government without get 2003 Page #147  
y lasers were being developed as a possible "directed energy" weapon under  2003 Page #149  
things on his own. It is certainly possible that someone at Kirtland was te 2003 Page #151  
nal flying craft. It is also quite possible that these small craft were hig 2003 Page #151  
picious observers guessing. Not as possible, but definitely worth consideri 2003 Page #151  
ice, mostly complete 4 Powerplant, possible propulsion units 5 Identified f 2003 Page #175  
 be taken from the witnesses where possible.) Slide 39 summarizes the five  2003 Page #178  
cesses, with original paper, it is possible to date the ink, identify the w 2003 Page #178  
s on original paper, it is usually possible to compare with a library of fo 2003 Page #178  
ts. Although not shown, it is also possible to use forensic linguistics to  2003 Page #178  
NTICATE? s Establish provenance if possible s Physical • Date the ink, wate 2003 Page #180  
pes and lengths with precision not possible with 1950s kind of dish radars. 2003 Page #183  
her occurred. Vandenburg and other possible key Roswell players did meet on 2003 Page #190  
 Bourassa's findings hinted at the possible role of UFOs in the blackout. F 2003 Page #193  
s Division." I followed up on this possible role of the Special Facilities  2003 Page #194  
 endeavor to state as concisely as possible your estimate of the character, 2003 Page #206  
sound reasoning with regard to the possible outcome" vs. "...feeling of pri 2003 Page #207  
nal Wedemeyer directive? This is a possible scenario given the common wordi 2003 Page #210  
nd reasoning trfUfeh sagssd to the possible oatacne. In presenting the find 2003 Page #212  
 endeavor to state as concisely as possible yers 1 csfefento of the ahcrmte 2003 Page #212  
ularly in foreign quarters, to the possible military significance of my mis 2003 Page #222  
 endeavor to state as concisely as possible your estimate of the character, 2003 Page #225  
 report back at as early a date as possible. QQ Re is generally familiar wi 2003 Page #230  
el Anglo- American liaison? Was it possible that both parties were implicat 2004 Page #12  
was to recover as expeditiously as possible, (a) "descended foreign space v 2004 Page #12  
 rescue of what he considered were possible survivors of a plane crash. In  2004 Page #37  
the men started calling out to any possible survivors. It was only a matter 2004 Page #39  
area, therefore making it entirely possible that some object could have bee 2004 Page #42  
 for further analysis, covertly if possible. That phrase, "High priority as 2004 Page #65  
ive nature of the information, and possible risk to this individual, no inf 2004 Page #74  
 — preferably a crash retrieval if possible. But some of the reports are ju 2004 Page #110  
n the road or the railbed Slide 23 POSSIBLE ANSWERS TO EARLEY'S CONCERNS •  2004 Page #126  
answer? Slide 24 notes some of the possible solutions. In the first place,  2004 Page #129  
ttle speculating about some of the possible secrets that are still being ke 2004 Page #130  
a "doodlebug." However, it's quite possible that the tales Skully heard wer 2004 Page #136  
o take this incident seriously, as possible proof of extraterrestrial inter 2004 Page #137  
ongstanding cover-up could even be possible or feasible, given the kinds of 2004 Page #140  
crash area is calculated by PVO if possible. 165                            2004 Page #168  
he OIC is of full Colonel rank. If possible, Spetsnaz are dispatched to gua 2004 Page #169  
mmoned save in rare instances. All possible efforts are made to remove the  2004 Page #169  
the famous story how Nixon made it possible for comedian Jackie Gleason to  2004 Page #180  
mes. These kinds of games are only possible because the economy is strong a 2004 Page #197  
ched the subject as objectively as possible, with no pre-conceived opinions 2004 Page #214  
st logical and reasoned conclusion possible, even if it isn't always a clea 2004 Page #214  
 of those sources. It is certainly possible that this is what happened in t 2004 Page #218  
s just a hoax, admitted that "it's possible there's something in there that 2004 Page #219  
 so no independent verification is possible there. And, unlike Deep Throat, 2004 Page #221  
ing the whole negative it has been possible to discover that the two Marcel 2004 Page #234  
d and then just recently I found a possible answer staring me in the face,  2004 Page #237  
he Bowen manuscript states: "Is it possible that new peeps through the tele 2004 Page #247  
se of the visit was to discuss the possible participation of Brazilian scie 2005 Page #33  
. Rogerio Lemos. A disc hernia was possible. Blood tests showed a blood cou 2005 Page #33  
r retrieval or with the capture of possible alien beings. He concluded: "\Y 2005 Page #35  
somewhat controversiaJ report of a possible UFO crash not far from Varginha 2005 Page #36  
tended to test nuclear devices for possible inclusion in the US arsenal, to 2005 Page #39  
appears to be a metallic object or possible reflections of sun from a metal 2005 Page #64  
sion of "them"? Such a scenario is possible, although we would do well not  2005 Page #75  
h categories. I feel everything is possible. Many of our man made UFOs are  2005 Page #80  
m now on everything, anything, was possible. Nothing could any longer be co 2005 Page #96  
Wilhelm Reich's reflections on the possible implicati ons of an extraterres 2005 Page #102  
cience and culture are the highest possible in the uniYerse? 2) Do you thin 2005 Page #117  
sult to a percentage , yields five possible levels of authenticity for each 2005 Page #137  
xplanations . Forensic testing, if possible, has been partially completed , 2005 Page #137  
's disinformation efforts. This is possible, but not very logical or likely 2005 Page #139  
. This, accorrung to many, was not possible, as it was a contemporary hoax  2005 Page #148  
m of the material with tl1e lowest possible melting point), should melt at  2005 Page #158  
und in the alien craft. Is it even possible to comprehend such advanced tec 2005 Page #161  
st act to even the odds as soon as possible, in an effort to develop counte 2005 Page #162  
 to develop counter-measure s to a possible military threat to our systems  2005 Page #162  
ystem is very complex, it is often possible to do this without actually hav 2005 Page #162  
n vehicles was to learn as much as possible about the technology . To do th 2005 Page #167  
o-gravitatio nal propulsion. It is possible that these projects constituted 2005 Page #170  
ropulsion has been preilicted as a possible means of propulsio n in space w 2005 Page #171  
tulated a saucer as the basis of a possible interceptor with Mach 3 capabil 2005 Page #171  
ced in the 1950's, and to identify possible anachronisms. The idea is that  2006 Page #15  
 military professionals to exclude possible discrepancies, which is a norma 2006 Page #24  
om hangar without a trace. - 1989. Possible UFO crash in Tyumen, USSR Alleg 2006 Page #29  
cksburg, PA Bolivia, 1978 • 516,78 Possible UFO crash In Bolica, near city  2006 Page #29  
small and likely all dead with the possible exception of former military th 2006 Page #47  
to discuss in a systematic way the possible societal implications of public 2006 Page #48  
e that open, undeniable contact is possible and, if it occurred, would like 2006 Page #48  
"scenario worlds" representing the possible varieties of contact; third, to 2006 Page #48  
oping and evaluating a spectrum of possible Contact events. The purpose of  2006 Page #49  
nning Sessions would not have been possible. Although the subject matter of 2006 Page #49  
UFO subject. To the fullest extent possible, the organizers of the Contact  2006 Page #49  
o extract the complete spectrum of possible contact implications. From thes 2006 Page #50  
was an attempt to develop the best possible course of preparation and respo 2006 Page #51  
policy for dealing effectively (if possible) with the various scenarios of  2006 Page #51  
ommunication and common ground are possible. If the NHI appears very strang 2006 Page #52  
ssess the characteristics of eight possible Contact Scenario Worlds that em 2006 Page #53  
ls would need to buy time, any way possible, to formulate effective respons 2006 Page #55  
hreatening and imponderable of all possible contact scenarios, Being would  2006 Page #55  
ity would want to learn as much as possible from and about the NHI, be it b 2006 Page #56  
 an imperative to learn as much as possible in order to determine weaknesse 2006 Page #56  
d be concerned to learn as much as possible from any NHI contact in the hop 2006 Page #56  
 to damp down the story as soon as possible, turning the event into somethi 2006 Page #58  
g strong law enforcement presence, possible activation of National Guards.  2006 Page #59  
oods and purchase of firearms, and possible social fractures along ethnic o 2006 Page #59  
nd diplomatic engagement should be possible. The United Nations would becom 2006 Page #60  
ommon and short-lived. It would be possible to go about one's daily life vi 2006 Page #60  
g; even if direct communication is possible. It would never be viewed as "l 2006 Page #61  
n basic public services as long as possible. However, supply lines and ener 2006 Page #63  
ning economic stability. As far as possible, people would keep going to wor 2006 Page #64  
itary would prepare for the widest possible range of contingencies. Behind  2006 Page #64  
s. Some would judge positive to be possible deception. 62                   2006 Page #65  
undoubtedly seek advantage, to the possible serious detriment of other stak 2006 Page #67  
ness of unfolding contact to avoid possible downside of strangeness. - If m 2006 Page #67  
litant demonization, with numerous possible unintended consequences. - Desp 2006 Page #67  
fold, as all stakeholders seek any possible advantage, willing to cut any s 2006 Page #68  
old public faith and morale by all possible means. Demonization of the NHI  2006 Page #68  
. - This scenario world has as one possible outcome the total unification o 2006 Page #69  
ass panic and social breakdown are possible, though not inevitable. - Gover 2006 Page #69  
old public faith and morale by all possible means. Demonization of NHI will 2006 Page #69  
nd strategies for managing various possible contact events, is more than ju 2006 Page #69  
pace-based telescopes will make it possible to identify planets approximati 2006 Page #70  
 get the most accurate information possible regarding the location of the c 2006 Page #71  
nue throughout the night if at all possible. Since the A-12 had crashed in  2006 Page #75  
he same vision of a monster? Is it possible that Mrs. May and six boys pull 2006 Page #99  
t deal with human deaths, and show possible relationships with alien pathog 2006 Page #101  
on of a super weapon might well be possible. In the military research of th 2006 Page #105  
k Redfern will be mentioning their possible role in alien crash retrieval i 2006 Page #106  
al in the next presentation. It is possible that there is another more cove 2006 Page #106  
aq prepares biological weapons for possible use. • April 11,1990: U.S. and  2006 Page #108  
seems to be some. Four examples of possible death from alien pathogens Case 2006 Page #108  
 major section for a report on the possible correlation of these deaths wit 2006 Page #108  
he and his staff compiled lists of possible causes of death, and proceeded  2006 Page #110  
e Cheek and Butler were canvassing possible witnesses. Press attention had  2006 Page #111  
eople? In summary, the sequence of possible events to go from the alien vir 2006 Page #112  
g choppers, make them as silent as possible, install the latest in laser cu 2006 Page #116  
it reasonable to ask whether it is possible or likely that some of our reco 2006 Page #117  
raphy to see whether or not it was possible to get somebody up there in suc 2006 Page #125  
and's when war was declared. Is it possible — as has been postulated — that 2006 Page #128  
y Effort to Bring Down Discs IS IT POSSIBLE THAT OUR GOVERNMENT WAS IN A HO 2006 Page #155  
ew years later he learned that was possible to do and figured that's what h 2006 Page #160  
"aircraft" for making this mystery possible. 176                            2006 Page #179  
. The "Carried Away" theory: Is it possible that the mysterious object was  2006 Page #191  
d a reprint of information and, if possible, a referral. We made a big dent 2006 Page #203  
on office, such as a man who had a possible implant behind his ear. He told 2006 Page #206  
anomalous experiences and received possible implants. Loma Linda is also th 2006 Page #206  
licy was "to help the CIA whenever possible" 17                             2007 Page #23  
 confuse investigators about other possible UFO crashes. Specifically, name 2007 Page #25  
 likely to provide clues about any possible UFO crashes. 26                 2007 Page #32  
n Sounds pretty scary, doesn't it? Possible Responses: ► Immediate quaranti 2007 Page #37  
ire rustrict network down? ls that possible? GM: Hmmm ... 1 don't think it  2007 Page #90  
d to come out from under it due to possible safety issues. Jack specificall 2007 Page #105  
 a tremendous speed. It's entirely possible that a more advanced prototype  2007 Page #109  
1 1-e-appear as U.S. rpace craft' (possible replacement for current space s 2007 Page #110  
 entrance into the park, but every possible entrance was sealed, blocked an 2007 Page #129  
wing USAF document reveals. Titled Possible MOONDUST, found within the arch 2007 Page #139  
der: 1) Interstellar travel is not possible as far as our current technolog 2007 Page #184  
an effort to shed as much light as possible on the events surround the cras 2007 Page #188  
 learned is true, then it is quite possible a craft from another world fell 2008 Page #7  
nt to Utah twice where there was a possible landing and dozens of witnesses 2008 Page #7  
the events were linked many of the possible mundane explanations were elimi 2008 Page #8  
re. Track characteristics indicate possible balloon as the source." It is n 2008 Page #8  
orts, and was merely pointing to a possible solution. Interestingly, a Nell 2008 Page #9  
comes to addressing the nature and possible intent of the UFO presence on P 2008 Page #23  
sponse , and demonstrate how it is possible to glimpse the truth behind rum 2008 Page #42  
Gordon Graham and Darryl Graham as possible witnesses. He told his former b 2008 Page #46  
                         Figure 11 Possible location of checkpoint .75 mile 2008 Page #52  
t stay in the air that long. It is possible Bill Langford, Emergency Servic 2008 Page #54  
ation for the Crash. It is equally possible he wanted to quell the growing  2008 Page #55  
 I interviewed her. It may be also possible her sense of time was altered b 2008 Page #59  
ite. At that point, it is entirely possible that MoD will attempt to diseng 2008 Page #68  
that followed Project Condign is a possible model and precedent for this. W 2008 Page #68  
n a sufficiently wide curve, it is possible in these worlds to travel into  2008 Page #95  
 the first to state that it is not possible to detem1ine authorship with to 2008 Page #108  
d at different times to assess the possible impact of non-technical referen 2008 Page #108  
. In any case, if no existe nce is possible on celestial bodies except for  2008 Page #112  
rritories, when exploratio ns made possible the discover y of new regions,  2008 Page #113  
oreign firms. This growth was made possible by bond sales in America , incl 2008 Page #127  
tetraethyl , Teagle helped make it possible for the Japanese to wage World  2008 Page #127  
 flawed and don't lead to the best possible situations in the various field 2008 Page #144  
hey were never intended to." Is it possible that the wealthy globalist fami 2008 Page #144  
s ■ UFO Sigh tings ■ Emphasis when possible on n1ilitary encounters ■ Goven 2008 Page #158  
he "burned memo," establishing the possible but not certain authenticity of 2009 Page #8  
as they will be now. -1-5 it It is possible to write a scholarly work on a  2009 Page #12  
ss classified materials fflakes it possible for me to epen l!:ie secrecy cu 2009 Page #12  
as tracked for some weeks, and the possible threat which it might represent 2009 Page #16  
 Special Investigations ran out of possible plausible explanations for thes 2009 Page #18  
ears been charting as precisely as possible the course of Soviet missile pr 2009 Page #18  
d then, as they will be now. It is possible to write a scholarly work on a  2009 Page #23  
ter acknowledged that while it was possible some "UFO cases are of non-terr 2009 Page #38  
ay one other thing -it's certainly possible that whatever it is might be fr 2009 Page #75  
he unknown? Just about anything is possible, of course, but no evidence or  2009 Page #140  
 ■The Gu!fWar and Media Control ■A possible abortive UFO Dis/Y ■UFOs in spa 2009 Page #151  
991 9: False Da"'-i1, 1990-1991 ■A possible abortive UFO Disclosure 9: Fals 2009 Page #151  
o rays were one. It was considered possible to make such a ray that would b 2009 Page #158  
usion that offensive inundation is possible under favorable circumstances.  2009 Page #167  
sion that "offensive inundation is possible under favorable circumstances.  2009 Page #167  
sion that "offensive inundation is possible under favorable circumstances . 2009 Page #168  
s autobiographical writings? lt is possible that he took his secrecy oath v 2009 Page #176  
be effective? Many Questions -Some Possible Answers Is it possible that thi 2009 Page #177  
tions -Some Possible Answers Is it possible that this weapons project which 2009 Page #177  
ernment deception operation? Is it possible that the goal of this deception 2009 Page #177  
 that UFOs were this weapon? Is it possible that James Marion Snodgrass did 2009 Page #177  
 Let's revisit the time period for possible answers. ln 1945, it became app 2009 Page #177  
 confidentially advised that it is possible to release three or more discs  2009 Page #178  
here are no sacred cows, and every possible new lead needs to be explored t 2009 Page #179  

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ere did it go'? • How is this even possible'? Billion$ More ... Just Gone W 2006 Page #32  

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licy was "to help the CIA whenever possible· ► 4) NYTcontent analysis shows 2007 Page #23  

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re than one solar system. They are possibly manned by intelligent observers 2003 Page #12  
-1/2 women's shoe length. It would possibly fit an older child, ten to twel 2003 Page #48  
ckey itself." Joel speculated that possibly something had gotten out of the 2003 Page #69  
in our military establishments and possibly disarming or crippling our weap 2003 Page #142  
 Roger Ramey is another example of possibly incomplete White House records. 2003 Page #191  
 directives were typed together at possibly the White House, or did Wedemey 2003 Page #208  
 had been disseminated officially, possibly to cloud the rumors surrounding 2004 Page #14  
ars by the fisherman of the object possibly resurfacing under or near them  2004 Page #42  
f at least two, probably three and possibly four, extraterrestrial 'flying  2004 Page #62  
o-air missile's mysterious target, possibly crippled by the explosion, cont 2004 Page #67  
est on the mesa above Hart Canyon, possibly on the night of March 16, 1948. 2004 Page #70  
viously undermine it. And it could possibly reduce our ability to counter a 2004 Page #75  
ite a number of lines, which might possibly be related to the saucers such  2004 Page #89  
ingfield's Crash-Retrieval Reports POSSIBLY THE SAME CRASH RETRIEVAL? • Rep 2004 Page #116  
 keep this quiet? • How could they possibly keep such a thing secret over t 2004 Page #120  
enemies did NOT gain access to the possibly high technology that might come 2004 Page #123  
rity Act of 1947 gave huge powers, possibly unconstitutional, to permit con 2004 Page #123  
bed in Stringfield's reports could possibly have been moved unobserved in a 2004 Page #126  
secrecy itself • The silencers are possibly still at work for some witnesse 2004 Page #128  
lien spaceship and written symbols possibly created by an alien species. Th 2004 Page #142  
 second site northwest of Roswell (possibly on the plains of San Augustin). 2004 Page #230  
he afternoon of July 8th 1947, but possibly some time later that day. Thoug 2004 Page #234  
 an altogether different camera or possibly by two different cameras. Leath 2004 Page #235  
Marcel entry was handwritten, this possibly a later addition. It seems the  2004 Page #235  
 and by the coding on the cudines, possibly from Dallas not Fort Worth. It  2004 Page #237  
om North American Rockwell ■ " ••• possibly extraterrestria I ••• " ■ "Nine 2005 Page #8  
" ■ "They also had a head band ... possibly mental telepathy ." ■ " ••• lac 2005 Page #9  
fe. Skeptics will excuse them that possibly they are benevolent and want to 2005 Page #9  
 did not hear any sound that might possibly have been made by the creature, 2005 Page #36  
tests. Did one of the atomjc tests possibly cause the object to malfuncti o 2005 Page #45  
 UFOs are indeed alien, then quire possibly some alleged alien abductions a 2005 Page #85  
own here on Eanh. This caused her, possibly for the first time, to consider 2005 Page #85  
feel uncomfortable fairly quickly, possibly experiencing some dizziness, or 2005 Page #90  
whose actions bore monitoring, and possibly worse. In 111/'i/he/111 Reich a 2005 Page #97  
 whether the two actually met, and possibly talked that day, or whether the 2005 Page #99  
ng in possession of a crashed UFO? Possibly. The U.S. Intelligence communit 2005 Page #133  
ng, similar handwriting or content possibly copied from other documents. Th 2005 Page #137  
incursions by aLien technolo gy as possibly hostile and a threat to our nat 2005 Page #162  
g from many light years away could possibly crash. Please note that the veh 2006 Page #10  
ect near Dalneoorsk, Soviet Union. Possibly terrestrial • • Earty 8/87 Near 2006 Page #29  
 about 140 mph • Highly flexible — possibly shape shifting to some extent.  2006 Page #30  
historian, several interesting and possibly significant correlations emerge 2006 Page #47  
n, humankind will be at a huge and possibly fatal disadvantage. However, th 2006 Page #67  
n involved in the space program or possibly a famous test pilot. Attempts b 2006 Page #75  
had been told that a meteorite had possibly come down on the mountain and,  2006 Page #120  
n the area of the town of Rhyl, or possibly in the Dee Estuary. (5) On the  2006 Page #120  
ed the theory that a meteorite was possibly the culprit. However, if the ob 2006 Page #121  
aken a long time to walk up there: possibly up to an hour or more. "The fac 2006 Page #125  
orted through channels to the CIA. Possibly as many as two additional gover 2006 Page #134  
ere were three smaller craft, very possibly UH1 Hueys from the description. 2006 Page #134  
here was also a larger helicopter, possibly a Sea Stallion. Personnel from  2006 Page #134  
val Conference the same year - and possibly in Rencilesham Forest in 1980,  2006 Page #137  
hat equipment up to determine what possibly could have gone wrong. WHY WOUL 2006 Page #155  
d northern Canada, so it could not possibly have tracked an object over Tex 2006 Page #178  
 the Poll suggesting that they may possibly have had other anomalous experi 2006 Page #198  
ut-of-focus implement in its hand, possibly a syringe. \'(lhy have they com 2007 Page #62  
e advanced prototype VTOL variant (possibly Project Sih erbug) of the origi 2007 Page #109  
 article it said that lightning or possibly a meteor had set the mountain o 2007 Page #126  
ve extended into far stranger -and possibly even out-of-thjs-wodd realms, t 2007 Page #132  
 2, 1960, an object believed to be possibly a portion of a space satellite, 2007 Page #140  
 to me and ::,, ' Ryan \X/ood -and possibly ochers, coo -and that links the 2007 Page #143  
he soldiers to fall unconscious or possibly even die. With the threat of an 2007 Page #187  
 was littered with metal fragments possibly from vehicles or aircraft. Loca 2007 Page #189  
sicist Pierre Kaufmann, "On Events Possibly Related to the 'Brazil Magnesiu 2007 Page #195  
 was described as a strange metal, possibly a meteorite, that he and his fa 2007 Page #197  
ched as full an investigation as I possibly could." "I thought that this ne 2008 Page #34  
States and elsewhere. The purpose: possibly to try and create the ultimate  2008 Page #37  
 the UFO intelligences exhibit may possibly be for reasons relating to curi 2008 Page #38  
e believed he had seen "an object, possibly a satellite" and it ''came down 2008 Page #47  
re in the Elk River drainage area, possibly in the marshy, mudflats or in t 2008 Page #58  
nding from a fairly high altitude, possibly falling. Estella K.russel and T 2008 Page #59  
nternet rumors have suggested that possibly High Frequency over-the-horizon 2008 Page #75  
 :hat cou~d be a kind of tutelage, possibly through the tacit approvai of t 2008 Page #113  
s was their incredible technology, possibly gained through early-day effort 2008 Page #130  
der ■ Conclusion False Dawn ■ .,_~ possibly abortive UFO Disclosure ■ Aviat 2008 Page #167  
probably by a different secretary, possibly with written input instead of d 2009 Page #11  
n input instead of dictation , and possibly even edited for consistency and 2009 Page #11  
 and open to a surprise attack and possibly lead to accidental nuclear war. 2009 Page #17  
, a nearby boy shouted something , possibly in fear, causing the being to s 2009 Page #136  
rs ago? Could the whole thing have possibly been some sort of psy-ops opera 2009 Page #140  
umored to be under development and possibly operational A "large. triangulu 2009 Page #151  
led with incompetence and couldn't possibly keep secret something as widely 2009 Page #155  
is not entirely clear, but someone possibly from the press had questioned w 2009 Page #156  
ed on time! What could this weapon possibly be? June 14, 1947 The very next 2009 Page #157  
apon, on par with the Atomic bomb, possibly airborne and outside the reache 2009 Page #176  

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 her hand. We watched raccoons and possums come and go -she had named them  2009 Page #95  

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onnel can not see the site Command post —close to site, secure communicatio 2003 Page #175  
d in for permission to leave their post to investigate. Permission was gran 2004 Page #47  
rdered to close down his perimeter post and wait for a vehicle that was bei 2004 Page #47  
ifteen minutes before going out to post) if C Flight had seen the strange l 2004 Page #55  
o" After his death, The Washington Post and Associated Press wrote: "Congre 2004 Page #60  
953 a First book was Inside Saucer Post 3-0 Blue a Second book was Situatio 2004 Page #107  
gfield's first book, Inside Saucer Post 3-0 Blue, was published and related 2004 Page #108  
 Dr. Robert Sarbacher (Dean of the Post Graduate School of Georgia Tech and 2004 Page #132  
guished American in the Washington Post or the New York Times. Was there no 2004 Page #146  
cher, who was once the Dean of the Post Graduate School of Georgia Tech and 2004 Page #147  
's UM =Mt" ...tn.. e Space Affairs Post 1960 Military-Industrial Commission 2004 Page #155  
the USSR Majestic 12 Space Affairs post 1960. Ministry of Defence Space Aff 2004 Page #156  
 Ministry of Defence Space Affairs post 1960(Continued- Ministry of Defence 2004 Page #156  
lkonur PSS TsUP NIPS Space Affairs Post 1960: Academy of Sciences KGB fiq.t 2004 Page #156  
time politico Anastas Mikoyan USSR Post WWII • No completed Atomic. Super,  2004 Page #158  
hington, DC 2002 ribelliasimititon post F-16s Pursue Unknown Craft Over Reg 2006 Page #28  
the IRA firing on a UFO during the post Easter Rebellion Conflict and can t 2006 Page #107  
loves • Chereze developed symptoms post exposure • Symptoms develop on 6 Fe 2006 Page #109  
in the statement in the Washington Post on December 10 that 'President Trum 2006 Page #169  
fied the Headquarters USAF Command Post that at 1030 hours a number of unid 2006 Page #170  
 1947 cases -Extensive underlining POST 1961 BALLPOINT INK ■ "Fakes? Real?  2007 Page #47  
is other reality. Varied bona fide Post \X/ar documents, reports and otherw 2007 Page #59  
s with some of my friends, and the post office, which wasn't very big, was  2007 Page #125  
 nuclear explosion seismic listing post within a relatively shore distance  2007 Page #126  
e location of the military Listing post with a population less than a few h 2007 Page #127  
. Col. H.C. Showers at the command post called "FTD [Foreign Technology Div 2008 Page #9  
r, just after midnight the command post got another report, this time from  2008 Page #9  
orts to the FAA and AFLC [ command post] on the above sighting. It was obse 2008 Page #9  
perial Iranian Air Force's Command Post in the Tehran area. In quick succes 2008 Page #31  
l of this through the Wing Command Post.' ... So, we started walking and th 2008 Page #89  
 mailbox (combination lock) at the Post Office. The first two words of the  2008 Page #105  
found another large brown envelope post ~rited from Mclean, VA, dated lune  2008 Page #119  
ters for a time after leaving that post. Souers also had a lifelong connect 2008 Page #133  
m researcher and former Washington Post reporter Jefferson Morley against t 2009 Page #34  
c was recorded through the command post that night, and I believe to this d 2009 Page #78  
 Partyapproved tourist brochure or post card. Voronezh does in fact possess 2009 Page #134  
he Soviet Kind" while the New York Post announced "THEY'RE HEEERE!" More re 2009 Page #138  
is "It Came From Outer Space." The Post elevates its coverage of the story  2009 Page #138  
 the socio-political atmosphere of post World War 2 America. Thanks to mode 2009 Page #156  
however , is that of the Frederick Post of June 26, 1947 which has both the 2009 Page #162  

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-ranking military officers of that post- World War II era. Details regardin 2004 Page #231  
n investigation. He noted that the post- crash blaze had burned surrounding 2006 Page #82  
rrived." McGregor determined that "post- crash fire damage to the airframe  2006 Page #82  

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e flight, human- like (occupants), post-1947 incident, un-published documen 2006 Page #105  

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felt tip ink ■ "Written in 1954" = post-1961 ball point ink SUBMITTED TO BL 2007 Page #47  

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 ~ ~".:t-::"I ■ "Blue Book Files"= post-1962 felt tip ink ■ "Written in 195 2007 Page #47  
N DUST 2:.1(, ■ MOON DUST felt tip post-1962 ink AUTHENTICITY HINTS FROM AN 2007 Page #48  

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                                   POST-1977 BALL POINT ■ Ben's note (p. 18 2007 Page #47  

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 is being scrutinized today in the post-atomic era. Friedman even asserts t 2004 Page #133  

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ir businesses would survive in the post-Contact world. Religion Religious l 2006 Page #56  
n transitioning human society to a post-contact paradigm. Science , The sci 2006 Page #60  

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r, Astronomer Explains" Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, PA, 10 Decembe 2003 Page #72  

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ndustrial Commission Space Affaiis post-I960 Msiitary4nclustial Gorninivon  2004 Page #155  

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 edges, indicating damage from the post-impact fire. Some parts were thrown 2006 Page #83  

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ice killed by remote assassination Post-Korolev/Gagarin Era • Glushko • Che 2004 Page #163  

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ograph/ production by Art Campbell Post-video production by Antares Multime 2003 Page #43  

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in g with UFOs during the war, the post-war environment was nor much more o 2007 Page #17  
y Command in London to investigate post-war collaboration between the Nazis 2008 Page #137  
is in early l 944, made his way to post-war Egypt where he created an Egypt 2008 Page #139  
ember was Osama bin Laden. But the post-war Nazi intrusion was not limited  2008 Page #140  
iest flying saucer sighting of the post-war UFO era, three days before Kenn 2009 Page #29  
launching or even of construction. Post-war secret weapons have included a  2009 Page #158  

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ieval Conference started the first post-World War II wave of UFO sightings. 2003 Page #42  

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 AS FILM IN A GREEN PHARMACY BOX □ Postage Fmeter, 2223773, Postalia, La Cr 2003 Page #170  
s MUFON presentation of July 1989. Postage was paid by an Fmeter number 222 2003 Page #171  

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eviation for New Mexico before the postal code was changed to NM. The Majes 2004 Page #246  
the black-out: the phones, TV, the postal, chat is a very interesting part  2007 Page #124  

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ACY BOX □ Postage Fmeter, 2223773, Postalia, La Crosse, Wl, Mar 7, 1994; Is 2003 Page #170  
y an Fmeter number 2223773 made by Postalia, and issued for use by Quillin' 2003 Page #171  

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ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference postcards?" Generally, I was able to rea 2006 Page #205  

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 minerals, a Fulbright Fellow with postdoctoral studies at the Carnegie Ins 2007 Page #198  

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out her initial findings which was posted on the CFi website at: http://www 2003 Page #66  
rmer USAF physicist Robert Collins posted a chart and a letter to the Inter 2003 Page #194  
 "OK, go ahead with it and keep me posted from time to time." The material  2004 Page #89  
taken. But from 1979 to 1982 I was posted to Germany and Mick and [my wife' 2006 Page #127  
 www.serpo .org. According to data posted to the Serpa website: "The inform 2009 Page #52  
, 30 and December 31, 1980), I was posted on the East Gate. I do know there 2009 Page #79  
re were people in the woods. I was posted on the East Gate and I was told t 2009 Page #79  
ation that they saw anything. They posted me on that East Gate all night lo 2009 Page #82  

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e government, just as this lampoon poster by the independent news organizat 2007 Page #8  
cturer Timothy Good photographed a poster at the Hong Kong International J\ 2007 Page #67  

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n 1952 of Mrs. May holding a large poster-sized drawing of the "Flatwoods M 2006 Page #91  

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ames in gold to make them known so posterity for centuries.ln due time the  2004 Page #164  

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ittsburgh Press and the Pittsburgh PostGazette, along with many other local 2003 Page #55  

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f his activities, and finally, the posthumous publishing of Contact With Sp 2005 Page #102  
S Antelope. He was later awarded a posthumous Conspicuous Gallantry Medal f 2006 Page #128  

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dependence Day." As a part of that posting, Collins made the following inte 2003 Page #194  
ds that the grow, wishes to held a posting to1 ttnd out "about our dear rel 2004 Page #20  
ol. Halt should review the regs on posting. I just wish I knew why those th 2004 Page #49  
to a Mr. Popowitch Smith wrote: In posting your representative with questio 2004 Page #94  
ng reports I received in my entire posting. The report itself came from a g 2008 Page #33  

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eer," explains Bob. "I had various postings, including at Akrotiri in Cypru 2006 Page #126  

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Mexico, USA 1 1 1 0 0 Witness V.A. Postlethwait III. 10 100 foot UFO with b 2004 Page #111  

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tthew Williams, bearing a Maryland postmark. If true, the document seems to 2006 Page #133  
per. (See Slide 30.) The McLean VA postmark noted in slide 31 was easily tr 2008 Page #109  
The burned memo ■ Mclean, Virginia postmark ■ Later correlated with CIA Zip 2008 Page #120  

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ved a letter dated April 10, 1996, postmarked from South Carolina and signe 2003 Page #97  
y Quillin's Drugs in La Crosse WI. Postmarked March 7, 1994. These bullets  2003 Page #171  
f a document mailed to researchers postmarked Sacrament o, California, with 2005 Page #122  

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ed several documents with returned postmarks of Las Vegas, Nevada, Big Bear 2004 Page #248  

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arliest UFO abduction cases of the postmodern era. The New Mexico State Pol 2003 Page #142  

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ing both Scott and Miller of their posts. Why I don't know. I don't even kn 2004 Page #193  
 \\ ire rolls and over 40,000 wood posts cut by hand from Utah juniper wood 2005 Page #53  
 woodlands . ·Most of the original posts stiU stand - a testament to the dr 2005 Page #53  
hat troops were to return to their posts. Within a few hours there were no  2006 Page #169  

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 the nature of gravity, the report postulated a saucer as the basis of a po 2005 Page #171  
be vaccinated. Conclusions We have postulated that there is no magic; the l 2006 Page #116  
ared. Is it possible — as has been postulated — that Dodd's source for the  2006 Page #128  
te rufferem from those observed or postulated in homo-sapiens . Dr Bronk's  2007 Page #75  
enhance credibility. It is further postulated that, since this package came 2009 Page #12  

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ents' blood samples—Proving Koch's postulates, patient blood injected into  2006 Page #111  

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wn to a slow speed and a defensive posture, and in some ways they have come 2009 Page #15  

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likely, despite all "humanitarian" posturing , they were never intended to. 2008 Page #144  

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 n ngn1 s+da ot camera F,tm Holder postvon ot camera tot tv11 tVIltg Baseo  2004 Page #235  

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 Baseo rxn s•.;anned negavve no10, postvons from UTA Another piece of circu 2004 Page #235  

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fics of this remarkable episode in PostWar History. To best appreciate thjs 2005 Page #88  
tomic-angle: The work by the first postwar Tunguska expedition , organized  2008 Page #101  
e Third Reich was projected onto a postwar profit-seeking track." This corp 2008 Page #136  

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s if they Refuse to Land," Seattle Post• Intelligencer, July 29, 1952; simi 2005 Page #121  

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ng at conferences and stirring the pot of public interest. Dr. Robert Wood, 2005 Page #139  

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: Murdered by massive injection of potassium in combination with air. • Why 2004 Page #211  
nd aluminum, as well as ~agnesium, potassium, sulphur, sodium, and silicium 2007 Page #199  

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rite: which was pinto beans, fried potatoes, cornbread, and macaroni & chee 2007 Page #123  

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ce. Russia and China were becoming potent Communist adversaries of the capi 2006 Page #165  

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he militaryindustrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of mis 2003 Page #6  
 anyone concerned with Forrestal's potential as a security breach, Father S 2003 Page #95  
ents. In the Manual, there are two potential anachronisms, both of which ha 2003 Page #181  
e to make sure that our enemies or potential enemies did NOT gain access to 2004 Page #123  
are maybe even smarter may cause a potential dilemma. The actions reported  2004 Page #123  
curity oaths, then this represents potential reports of 800 to 900. If only 2004 Page #125  
First military man to see military potential of rocketry • Tsarist Rocket:  2004 Page #153  
apes and tight spots, some of them potential career stoppers, earned him hi 2004 Page #222  
controversial content describing a potential motivation for JFK assassinati 2004 Page #243  
Dulles with the focus being on the potential duplication of effort with oth 2004 Page #251  
 That 1s, while disclosure has the potential to reveal the criminal nature  2005 Page #86  
of what Reich termed the orgonomic potential. That is, unlike the conventio 2005 Page #90  
e layers, the higher the energetic potential. Depending on the person, effe 2005 Page #90  
kes place. There appears to be the potential for heat shielding, or compute 2005 Page #158  
ich Dolan if he was aware of other potential UFO crashes and he proceeded t 2006 Page #44  
 promise as being disturbed by the potential removal and site clean up of t 2006 Page #46  
certainties that would bracket all potential forms that the initial contact 2006 Page #48  
eady here. It is instead about the potential breadth and depth of the large 2006 Page #50  
ant for us to consider?" Scores of potential candidates were considered; at 2006 Page #51  
der concerns and interests in each potential scenario world. D. Implication 2006 Page #51  
low-positive could mean very large potential benefits to humankind, but str 2006 Page #67  
s likely. Leadership vacuum is one potential risk. - Strangeness would prov 2006 Page #67  
y" scenario in which there is high potential for the extermination or total 2006 Page #67  
 L. "Kelly" Johnson began to study potential design outgrowths of the A-12  2006 Page #77  
ons of people were panicked by the potential threat of aliens. Actually, ac 2006 Page #102  
overnments to suppress the genuine potential extraterrestrial sightings and 2006 Page #103  
nificant in that it deals with the potential panic, but introduces a realit 2006 Page #103  
ens are biological agents with the potential to induce disease and illness  2006 Page #113  
ntrol of the human immune virus or potential alien threat pathogens, both r 2006 Page #116  
ve major laboratories for handling potential alien pathogens and biological 2006 Page #117  
ntrol of the human immune virus or potential alien threat pathogens. "Their 2006 Page #117  
if you are now introducing another potential source of radiation in the are 2006 Page #125  
as blasted out to test the nuclear potential for peaceful engineering proje 2006 Page #199  
ven though I had a whole roster of potential and available speakers availab 2006 Page #204  
her "Foundation that studied human potential" and he was very skilled at qu 2006 Page #205  
uriosity. Hansen will also djscuss potential ways to circumvent UFO-related 2007 Page #7  
ts and reduce public curiosity. 4. Potential ways to circumvent UFO-related 2007 Page #9  
er problem in our society. We have potential allies in this fight and shoul 2007 Page #34  
 numbers and know chat millions of potential consumers have an abiding inte 2007 Page #59  
e sites warn you as ) ou log on of potential illegalit) of unauthorised acc 2007 Page #87  
e military-industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of mis 2007 Page #108  
ng to these specific aircraft. Any potential threat to National Security ha 2007 Page #120  
ong the stars, and fulJy reach our potential to discover new worlds, just o 2007 Page #120  
e in the cosmos. There is also the potential for advanced technology discov 2007 Page #121  
 is entitled "Enemy Attack and UFO Potential." To have knowledge of how co  2007 Page #127  
e peacetime projects all involve a potential for employment of qualified fi 2007 Page #134  
 evaluation of runway hydroplaning potential: Worst case E.MP calculations: 2007 Page #163  
w, you have to say that there 1s a potential UFO threat. 28                 2008 Page #34  
icial line that UFOs do not pose a potential threat to national security. 1 2008 Page #35  
s behind them, offer a significant potential threat to national security-wh 2008 Page #37  
w, you have to say that there is a potential UFO threat." If only those tas 2008 Page #38  
wing the files, selecting cases of potential interest to the media and acti 2008 Page #61  
nment, looking for evidence of any potential threat, or anything judged to  2008 Page #61  
es not conduct tests involving the potential firing of live weapons over th 2008 Page #66  
c breakdown strength. Further, the potential gradient inside a well-develop 2008 Page #78  
ace 1n space, we muse consider the potential threat chat unidentiried space 2008 Page #114  
 connections clearly indicates the potential for such a high-level control  2008 Page #130  
be of crucial importance and great potential influence in decision making.  2009 Page #12  
be of crucial importance and great potential influence in decision making.  2009 Page #23  
k and suggested I contact him as a potential colleague. I wrote to Yuri Lot 2009 Page #139  
interest in the subject of UFOs as potential Soviet agents. On August 28, 1 2009 Page #177  
have only scratched the surface of potential research on the role of Govern 2009 Page #179  

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Seal", or the investigation of the potentialities of inundation by means of 2009 Page #164  

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t codeword documents declassified. Potentiallv more .I significant is the f 2005 Page #131  

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cal for a very small Midwest town? Potentially just weeks before this UFO c 2003 Page #32  
ction of Chief Cari James Lewis is potentially one of the most useful sourc 2003 Page #32  
the advantage" of the advanced and potentially threatening non-human intell 2003 Page #102  
lways alert to anything that could potentially hurt or even help their secu 2003 Page #145  
n the advanced discs for study and potentially back-engineering. I was firs 2004 Page #65  
was money...to avoid having to pay potentially huge liability suits. Those  2004 Page #125  
ragraphs with distinct chirography potentially traceable to specific people 2004 Page #245  
lt tip pen with 1962 or later ink. Potentially the most unusual point of au 2004 Page #246  
history of the Kennedy years or to potentially point the finger of assassin 2004 Page #254  
e universe. Such a discovery would potentially threaten some of the most fu 2006 Page #50  
 care and attention to assure that potentially beneficial contact is not sq 2006 Page #56  
f the NHI seemed highly strange or potentially hostile. In the case of male 2006 Page #57  
ies, and they have affected how we potentially view alien creatures. The fi 2006 Page #102  
. ■ Often to prevent oversight of "potentially controversial or eve~ illega 2007 Page #53  
 on crashed objects of unknown and potentially exotic origins. For example, 2007 Page #140  
ortant and relevant questions that potentially has major implications for a 2008 Page #23  
ting the populace from assault via potentially aggressive overseas nations  2008 Page #25  
ble man, recalling a difficult and potentially life threatening mission. Bu 2008 Page #66  

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tion the authenticit y of SOM1-01. PotentiaUy, the most compelling evidence 2005 Page #131  

Word: "potholes", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

enniston said the road was full of potholes and was so frozen it was hard t 2008 Page #80  

Word: "potion", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Union at Biopreparat and indeed at Potion Down, to be mentioned by my colle 2006 Page #103  

Word: "potit", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

f an article which appeared in the Potit Morocain [newspaper], 2 April 1967 2004 Page #6  
two articles which appeared in the Potit Morocain [newspaper]. Each article 2004 Page #7  

Word: "potrerillos", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d-western region, in a site called Potrerillos, close co the border with Ch 2007 Page #195  

Word: "potter", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e Dial Press, Bell Tower, Clarkson Potter, Crown Publishers , Harmony Books 2008 Page #143  

Word: "pottery", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

m was to prepare yellow glazes for pottery. Zirconium and titanium were ess 2006 Page #7  

Word: "poulain", 22 instance(s) (Back to Top)

azil, 1954; Ubacuba, Brazil, 1957; Poulain, Argentina, 1967; Bogota, Colomb 2007 Page #193  
 primary surviving witness, Sergio Poulain Carrizo, a 54-year old electroni 2007 Page #195  
approximately 18 hours (6 PM). The Poulain family was 189                   2007 Page #195  
f the now deceased father, Luciano Poulain, a professional pilot and expert 2007 Page #196  
is 3-year old sister Gloria Sandra Poulain. (Another sister was born many y 2007 Page #196  
 years after the incident.) Sergio Poulain wrote a long report titled 'La P 2007 Page #196  
ell exactly irs dimension ," wrote Poulain, "1 only know that to tl1e eyesi 2007 Page #196  
egrace when you touched it," wrote Poulain. "The stones were black and so w 2007 Page #196  
79 and 1984. The first look at the Poulain fragment was done by Dr. Pete J. 2007 Page #196  
          of these rests as Sergio Poulain went in person to the C.I.M. aro 2007 Page #197  
 space research." ln December 1981 Poulain contacted NASA to request an ana 2007 Page #197  
s, and wanted to know what it was. Poulain was directed by Debra J. Rahn of 2007 Page #197  
ch we transcribe in fuU: "Dear Mr. Poulain: "Electron microprobe analysis o 2007 Page #197  
-Planck-] nstitut in Germany, etc. Poulain still wanted an additional opini 2007 Page #198  
ukov wrote the following letter t0 Poulain: "Dear Mr. A. Poulain: "My colle 2007 Page #198  
ng letter t0 Poulain: "Dear Mr. A. Poulain: "My colleagues and I have been  2007 Page #198  
d by Chilean institutions (Luciano Poulain had worked and lived in Chile fo 2007 Page #198  
ut not a complete change of color. Poulain added in our interview that this 2007 Page #199  
atus of the investigation into the Poulain UFO fragment. The statements on  2007 Page #199  
hjch is clearly established in the Poulain narrative. The next key issue is 2007 Page #199  
ain" and the sparks ejected by the Poulain UFO. CASE # 5 -T ABE (Chile, Nov 2007 Page #200  
e Tabe metals. According co Sergio Poulain, a similar effect was observed i 2007 Page #201  

Word: "poulain's", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nternational Book Expo in Cordoba. Poulain's sister gave him personally a s 2007 Page #198  

Word: "pounce", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rated under Projects Moon Dust and Pounce which were assigned security of a 2004 Page #65  

Word: "pound", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t document VII, 5-6 UFO and 90-100 pound bodies recovered; interior craft d 2004 Page #110  
n inch in diameter, and weighs one pound. The 5-watt device is powered by 3 2006 Page #201  

Word: "pounds", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

eet tall, and would weigh about 80 pounds. The only feature that Myron coul 2003 Page #68  
5 to 5 feet 4 inches, weigh 80-100 pounds o Larger, more rounded cranium o  2003 Page #174  
960. There is about three thousand pounds of it. We have done a tremendous  2004 Page #14  
nd estimated its weight at only 55 pounds. He was very emotional about this 2005 Page #166  
ches across and weighing about six pounds) that he found partially buried a 2006 Page #83  
imately one thousand, five hundred pounds, based on the effect of the 132   2006 Page #135  
ines are a couple hundred thousand pounds. 1 mean there are big cranes I ha 2007 Page #126  
 we were utilizing about 50 to 100 pounds of black powder packaged in a cyl 2009 Page #176  

Word: "poured", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

like someone took liquid metal and poured it into an acorn shaped mold. Jim 2003 Page #60  
h bigger than 0TH radar. We really poured a lot of energy into Voice of Ame 2008 Page #77  
 far. These very columns, in 1920, poured scorn on the idea of a certain Ro 2009 Page #139  

Word: "pouring", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

only by the rush of the Kern River pouring down from the dam at Lake Isabel 2006 Page #71  
herent in an alien abduction: "Its pouring witl1 rain, you're miles from an 2007 Page #71  

Word: "pours", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

of his tent as his friend blithe!} pours himself a cup of coffee, oblivious 2007 Page #71  

Word: "pouticil", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

■ The Ronald Reagan UFO Sighting ■ Pouticil Crisis and Freedom of In fo rrn 2008 Page #159  

Word: "poverplent", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d to IrkStaa a nuclear antra riven poverplent In the aria, °we will hays r. 2004 Page #20  

Word: "poverty", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ghty percent lived at or below the poverty line. Baca's father was a sharec 2005 Page #153  

Word: "powder", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ng about 50 to 100 pounds of black powder packaged in a cylindrical contain 2009 Page #176  

Word: "powe", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ughes 500 or Bell Jet Ranger have "powe,jul landing lights," and "fie,y exh 2008 Page #54  
ghs) I can just say there's a ve,y powe,ful force at work. Keep in mind, it 2009 Page #75  

Word: "powell", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

r present Secretary of State Colin Powell. Powell was Reagan's last Nationa 2003 Page #199  
t Secretary of State Colin Powell. Powell was Reagan's last National Securi 2003 Page #199  
re actually was an alien invasion. Powell stated that whenever Reagan broug 2003 Page #199  
comes the little green men again." Powell stated further that the concept o 2003 Page #199  

Word: "power", 111 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 exist, are not constructed by any power on earth. ” Source- April 4, 1950, 2003 Page #5  
r the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist. ” Preside 2003 Page #6  
for him. Because to those who held power in this country at the middle of t 2003 Page #95  
rn use is as a coolant for nuclear power reactors." Bismuth is the most dia 2003 Page #107  
ide after 40 days in water This 40 power photomicrograph shows the bismuth  2003 Page #113  
fter 40 days in water Here is a 40 power photomicrograph of the magnesium s 2003 Page #113  
 exposed surfaces, such as this 40 power photomicrograph of a bismuth layer 2003 Page #113  
trials were slowly taking over the power structure of the US military, the  2003 Page #144  
ot manufactured by any terrestrial power ® Object or devices, unknown origi 2003 Page #174  
 at the UFO connection to the 1965 power blackout in the northeast, and the 2003 Page #192  
4swisiSA to the announced unless , power tet in this tits,. Castro Madero S 2004 Page #20  
n as to its construction or motive power. It was built of an unknown metal, 2004 Page #27  
t into deeper waters under its own power, then sank. Again the area was not 2004 Page #42  
ng in contact with debris near the power plant of the craft security. One t 2004 Page #81  
cher Jerold Johnson VI, 67 UFO cut power lines, recovered, gouged crater; h 2004 Page #111  
ecovering satellite debris, when a power line repairman supervisor had come 2004 Page #117  
 1. Report 18, Aurora, Ohio. 1953. Power repairman saw 30-foot crater, wrec 2004 Page #118  
titutions • He represented to much power in the hands of one individual 205 2004 Page #208  
formation leak having to do with a power source, which was simple, self-sus 2004 Page #211  
nes Jan_l,l\ln Physicist s Confirm Power of Nothing . Measuring For= of Qua 2005 Page #23  
arbwire SLIDE# 19 Solar panels and power poles going off tO DRES buildings  2005 Page #57  
SLIDE# 20 Electric wires/poles The power from the solar panels is transferr 2005 Page #57  
the solar panels is transferred on power poles ... 55                       2005 Page #57  
he officially sanctioned bodies of power. Thus, the problem of "UFOs," as w 2005 Page #73  
k, while a select few of the human power structure ha\ e gained at least so 2005 Page #73  
ified order in terms of wealth and power. There are many ways to look at th 2005 Page #75  
e access to knowledge, technology, power, and presumably money. The rest si 2005 Page #77  
d from such issues of politics and power. For one thing, it surely does mat 2005 Page #77  
ence hard to deny their cumulative power, in particular when judging the qu 2005 Page #82  
from the established structures of power, the gap between official and unof 2005 Page #84  
uction contributes to its relative power; the more layers, the higher the e 2005 Page #90  
on thjs earth has the knowledge or power to decide what will be the knowled 2005 Page #94  
wn , or fearful of its threatening power. Only the good, old rules of learn 2005 Page #94  
n a wider communit y would realign power on earth? And beyond escapist spec 2005 Page #117  
materiel, related issues of atomic power, and implications for Naval strate 2005 Page #130  
matically increases the conducting power, eliminating the resistance to ele 2005 Page #158  
gy or fuel the spacecraft uses for power; the propulsion system; the naviga 2005 Page #162  
e provided the nuclear reactors to power the engines. I asked rum if he kne 2005 Page #164  
 or radio or microwaves or nuclear power plants or satellites or DNA testin 2006 Page #6  
ark obiect approaches, pilot loses power and con1rol of plane. regains at t 2006 Page #28  
 with a dissipation of 13 watts of power. the discs propelled themselves at 2006 Page #41  
ated easily thereby preventing his power supply front yielding more than 47 2006 Page #41  
t radiate a quality of super-human power which would be highly intimidating 2006 Page #53  
en by a ram-air turbine to provide power and hydraulic pressure to the dron 2006 Page #77  
 into contact with debris near the power plant. One technician was overcome 2006 Page #103  
 this was connected with a nuclear power station in the area. He'd reported 2006 Page #125  
 teletype transmissions, let alone power grids." Did the United States gove 2006 Page #140  
 has ever seen. It took incredible power to do what it did. But the interes 2006 Page #149  
urting anyone. If it had that much power, it could have just put us away, I 2006 Page #149  
pe r. is an influential East-coast power broker.) , WWII: Office of Strateg 2007 Page #26  
ca . Historicall y, those with the power to define "national security" have 2007 Page #36  
, people, when motivated, have the power to force real change. Let's not fo 2007 Page #40  
teract in some \'mf with the human power structure? What These Documents Te 2007 Page #51  
r the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist." This he  2007 Page #108  
 O.l.C. that "had we had different power source engines, we could have gone 2007 Page #109  
anding on top of it to pick up the power Jjnes so they could fit underneath 2007 Page #122  
 ground. They even had to lift the power lines for it on their way through  2007 Page #128  
esses in the area reported bizarre power surges and blackouts. Videotapes w 2007 Page #129  
ht above them and they were losing power. The light hovered beside the engi 2007 Page #130  
into a sandhill nearby. The engine power then returned and continued to run 2007 Page #130  
 must have been under some kind of power to hold it there in a level positi 2007 Page #170  
and no one else reported any other power failures in the town. Both Bernini 2008 Page #13  
 Stead Air Force Base admitted the power in Eureka was knocked out and that 2008 Page #15  
close to the ground. They knew the power had been knocked out in Nephi but  2008 Page #17  
of national political and economic power, the exercise of diplomacy, and mi 2008 Page #24  
xercise of diplomacy, and military power projection. Similarly, the late po 2008 Page #24  
ity is the expression of political power, preferably through the democratic 2008 Page #25  
ts, however , lie with the awesome power released by the splitting of the a 2008 Page #27  
ose of us outside the corridors of power. The Shawbury Triangle f n early 1 2008 Page #33  
large red tail coming down, out of power, falling." Not long afterwards , I 2008 Page #48  
nown object was falling and out of power. Library Archives Provide More Lea 2008 Page #48  
 and she remarked, ''ft was out of power." The UFO passed from high and to  2008 Page #50  
es! The Voice of America broadcast power was much bigger than 0TH radar. We 2008 Page #77  
c current of l 00 kA, this gives a power of I 00 terawatts. However, lightn 2008 Page #77  
l ionization , resulting in a true power output on the order of megawatts p 2008 Page #78  
 to be elliptical through an 8 -12 power lens. They then turned to full cir 2008 Page #94  
and media while perpetuating their power. However , the 1980 high strangene 2008 Page #96  
y years later in 2008 with so much power that John Burroughs cannot forget  2008 Page #96  
 the merger of State and corporate power," declared Mussolini . Can anyone  2008 Page #124  
t supp011ed Hitler's rapid rise to power. The 1931 collapse of the German e 2008 Page #126  
. In 1933, the year Hitler came to power, Hunsaker became vice president of 2008 Page #133  
masters of infinity would have the power to control the Earth's weather, to 2008 Page #134  
overnments in the growing economic power is of course not new ... national  2008 Page #137  
he deals allowing Hitler's rise to power as attorney for the Shroeder bank, 2008 Page #138  
Geo and Stern. Bertelsmann 's real power comes from their ownership of publ 2008 Page #143  
n in the late 1990s. The reach and power of such corporations , most with a 2008 Page #144  
-overs have concentrated corporate power into fewer and fewer hands, many o 2008 Page #145  
ORITIES ARE: ,,..... ' • RETAINING POWER • THE GOLDEN RULE • REQUIREMENTS B 2008 Page #148  
FO Technology and the Imbalance of Power by Edward Teller (p 8) Secrecy (p  2009 Page #8  
FO Technology and the Imbalance of Power" (2396 words) included in the 18 p 2009 Page #10  
FO Technology and the Imbalance of Power" may be an emulation of another do 2009 Page #11  
secrecy of the apparatus abets its power. and intelligence is a source of i 2009 Page #12  
. intelligence community that this power to violate does not necessarily im 2009 Page #15  
ual or impending changes in Soviet power structure through a crash estimate 2009 Page #19  
FO TECHNOLOGY AND THE IMBALANCE OF POWER by Edward Teller Today all on eart 2009 Page #19  
recy of the ?? apparatus abets its power and intelligence, is a source of i 2009 Page #23  
November 1961 letter reveal that a power struggle was occurring over presid 2009 Page #38  
lles was the pivotal figure in the power struggle with Kennedy over MJ-12 a 2009 Page #38  
trol of classified UFO files. This power struggle is further reflected 32   2009 Page #38  
ovides smoking gun evidence of the power struggle between Kennedy and MJ-12 2009 Page #39  
e Area. SOME PEOPLE WOULD SAY THAT POWER, ARROGANCE AND GREED WERE THE STRO 2009 Page #75  
r New Weapon Matching Atom Bomb in Power" 150                               2009 Page #156  
There are two methods of using the power of the atom; one in an explosive b 2009 Page #158  
y was, for such a ray, the need of power equal to about IO times that of Ni 2009 Page #158  
l kill men, no hint of that lethal power has leaked out. Nicola Tesla, the  2009 Page #158  
ecause of the we) I known stopping power of the air for waves that are shor 2009 Page #159  
'o would oe e,1s:c: .t.o COi)· the power of thr :\tom: on~ 1n :in cci\/~ or 2009 Page #182  
:\!'. They wr,ro known ~\o.(µillJ! power of :he ~ll' considered 11sc~~ even 2009 Page #182  
ing more than the n,-, the need o! power eriual to ve..-y weakest sor: o[ c 2009 Page #182  
e. U:ntecl Na-hi,nt ot that lethal power bas leak• , tions Holy Land inquir 2009 Page #182  
There are-two methods of using the power or the a tom: on~ it'l fin explosi 2009 Page #184  

Word: "power-crazed", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

om Christianity to Islam and every power-crazed us-versus-them dogma in-bet 2006 Page #181  

Word: "power-lines", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 facility .... SLIDE# 22 ... where power-lines descend into what look Like  2005 Page #58  

Word: "powered", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 as were the huge generators which powered them. "B" also told me that: (Po 2004 Page #51  
17 Mono-directional antenna, solar powered 54                               2005 Page #56  
rking on a gravity-defying vehicle powered by electromagnetic forces. He al 2005 Page #172  
hs one pound. The 5-watt device is powered by 3-volt lithium batteries." Fy 2006 Page #201  
lying wings, and the Me-163 rocket powered aircraft were decades ahead of a 2007 Page #111  

Word: "powerful", 41 instance(s) (Back to Top)

the document is only a draft copy. Powerful compelling evidence in favor of 2003 Page #27  
eved it." Although nowhere near as powerful as the Huffman - Mann testimony 2003 Page #31  
 in fact murdered at the behest of powerful individuals within the United S 2003 Page #85  
ch was the knowledge that the most powerful nation on Earth was powerless i 2003 Page #95  
our book is gonna set off a lot of powerful people that have a lot to lose  2004 Page #50  
cott and Andy confirmed that three powerful radar sites had been built in a 2004 Page #70  
 was a good place to test the new, powerful radar because the Manhattan Pro 2004 Page #71  
ssiles in Cuba. Lundahl was a very powerful Washington official who happene 2004 Page #101  
te issue was that Stewart Alsop, a powerful syndicated columnist with the N 2004 Page #103  
room representing some of the most powerful people in the country. A couple 2004 Page #195  
t initially had to accept the less powerful CPS-5 and CPS-4 systems, due to 2004 Page #220  
TOP SECRET/MJ-12 There are several powerful authenticity examples, in fact  2004 Page #252  
y is paramount and the cover-up is powerful, effective, and robust. It is a 2004 Page #254  
making a loud roaring noise like a powerful internal combustion engine, unt 2005 Page #37  
gree that Douglas, one of the most powerful men in American politics at the 2005 Page #97  
m) employed by the FDA, or to that powerful segment of society who tend to  2005 Page #104  
he represented to such diverse and powerful groups, would any (or all) of t 2005 Page #104  
rge lighting strikes are a form of powerful raw energy that could overwhelm 2005 Page #121  
criticism of skeptics and provides powerful logic for SO~l1-01 authenticity 2005 Page #129  
in the UK. He has mingled with the powerful and the famous, having dined in 2005 Page #149  
 an insult to the notion of an all powerful GOD!. They would be up the cree 2006 Page #10  
ia have all been influenced by two powerful stories, both made into movies, 2006 Page #102  
 mountain range hunting hares with powerful lamps. Any link with the "earth 2006 Page #121  
res on the mountain and armed with powerful lamps — all in the same locatio 2006 Page #121  
consisted of a small group of very powerful aristocrats and military offici 2007 Page #31  
fficult to see, an extraordinarily powerful little dog is just visible at t 2007 Page #67  
technolog y. ln another simple yet powerful layout, a late model hand held  2007 Page #71  
rs with some , ery influential and powerful characters in entertainment and 2007 Page #137  
 very apparent the event created a powerful memory in the mind of Estella K 2008 Page #59  
the 1960s, COBRA MIST was the most powerful and sophisticated radar of its  2008 Page #72  
me of the world's richest and most powerful men. It appeared as though they 2008 Page #125  
ry of I. G. Farben. Schroeder, the powerful head of the J. H. Stein & Compa 2008 Page #127  
liance Company, today known as the powerful Raytheon Corporation heralded i 2008 Page #131  
rck & Co., one of the world's most powerful drug companies . Merck has been 2008 Page #131  
r , he was a close relative to the powerful U.S . Senator Arthur Vandenberg 2008 Page #132  
frigid ... There is something more powerful than the ultimate weapon. That  2008 Page #134  
el empire of Fritz Thyssen and the powerful I.G. Farben combine , created 7 2008 Page #136  
DLE\t • COl\lPETITION FOR IBE MOST POWERFUL POSITIOJ\' 0~ EARIB • SET IBE D 2008 Page #153  
other eight documents . Even using powerful linguistic techniques , there i 2009 Page #11  
publicly announced initiative with powerful Cold War implications was a mor 2009 Page #40  
 no matter how minimal, provided a powerful rationale for preventing a thor 2009 Page #44  

Word: "powerless", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 most powerful nation on Earth was powerless in the face of an unknown thre 2003 Page #95  
t it. As a law enforcement officer powerless to do anything about a crime,  2004 Page #31  
y, convinced that religion was now powerless to provide meaning or protecti 2006 Page #57  

Word: "powerlessness", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nt normally operates. The relative powerlessness of governments in the grow 2008 Page #137  

Word: "powerplant", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Damaged device, mostly complete 4 Powerplant, possible propulsion units 5  2003 Page #175  
s where the core of the "neutronic powerplant" was taken for initial safeke 2003 Page #207  
o inspect parts recovered from the powerplant." Sandia AEC headquarters wer 2003 Page #207  
AF to inspect parts recovered from powerplant. On $ July, Twining and staff 2003 Page #234  

Word: "powerpointframep", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e together on July 16 to 17, 2005. PowerPointFrameP osition # 40 VIDEOTAPE  2005 Page #66  

Word: "powerpointframeposition", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

i\ffi END OF VIDEOTAPE SEGMENT # 1 PowerPointFramePosition # 41 -Audiotape  2005 Page #68  
ed in his mind." END AUDIO SEGMENT PowerPointFramePosition # 44 -Audiotape  2005 Page #70  

Word: "powers", 19 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s into hands of unfriendly foreign powers 1182033 Spoo* Opco'xna Mjnua' 13P 2003 Page #172  
 compared to that "from unfriendly powers." Slide 16 scopes the content of  2003 Page #173  
Greatest threat is from unfriendly powers o Latter is main thrust for high  2003 Page #174  
ive Order and extension of the War Powers Act that would enforce a strict c 2004 Page #61  
nal Security Act of 1947 gave huge powers, possibly unconstitutional, to pe 2004 Page #123  
OS ALAMOS A*****D Line5 ****URGENT POWERS ARE NEEDED SITE TWO NW ROSWELL, N 2004 Page #228  
ic AnALySts Line 5 (M) **** URGENT POWERS ARE NEEDED SITE TWO NW ROSWELL, N 2004 Page #229  
NW ROSWELL, N.MEX. (B) **** URGENT POWERS ARE NEEDED SITETWO AT CARLSBAD, N 2004 Page #229  
 AT CARLSBAD, NMEX** (C) ** URGENT.POWERS ARE NEEDED SITE TWO NW ROSWELL, N 2004 Page #229  
to Los Alamos a*****d. **** urgent powers are needed site two NW Roswell, N 2004 Page #230  
her, Gen. Ramey requests emergency powers to investigate a second site nort 2004 Page #230  
to the hands of unfriendly foreign powers. Accordingly, the manual provides 2005 Page #129  
all into the possession of foreign powers. Stone's testimony of his 'specia 2006 Page #18  
lekinesis or other advanced/arcane powers that imply the ability to dominat 2006 Page #53  
as trans- dimensional; among other powers, the NHI can invade the minds of  2006 Page #63  
ecurity, that is driving the great powers to make an effort co find a soluc 2008 Page #114  
918 with the defeat of the Central Powers of Germany and Austria-Hungary in 2008 Page #124  
n between United States and Soviet powers, that the United Stales CIA and N 2009 Page #12  
n between United States and Soviet powers, that the CIA and NSA was expecte 2009 Page #23  

Word: "powers'", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

onnation enough to shoot down Gary Powers' U2. Before Oswald went to work f 2009 Page #34  

Word: "powers-that-be", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ople take this as a sign that the "powers-that-be" are slowly preparing the 2005 Page #76  

Word: "pows", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ongress on the issue of Korean War POWs being held in camps in the Soviet U 2004 Page #146  

Word: "po~lblilty", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 w;i:Ia:·c !re.:iuer.tly h•• Their po~lblilty was explained to been clcclur 2009 Page #182  

Word: "pp", 17 instance(s) (Back to Top)

instein/Opp., Truman directives 28 pp secret, 3000 pp unclass. Bowen Manusc 2003 Page #169  
uman directives 28 pp secret, 3000 pp unclass. Bowen Manuscript WP Library  2003 Page #169  
taline (6 March 1938). L'appareil, pp. 197, 201. • 'The army needs capable, 2004 Page #154  
," MUFON UFO Journal, August 2004, pp. 3 — 7; Aztec 1948, dir. Paul Kimball 2004 Page #223  
 Man's Magazine (September, 1952), pp. 17 — 19, 102 — 112; Cahn, J.P. "Flyi 2004 Page #223  
 (London: Simon & Schuster, 1997), pp. 211-231; Aztec 1948, interview with  2004 Page #223  
 crash retrieval story revisited," pp. 5 — 7. 14 Sarbacher's resume include 2004 Page #224  
ogy. 15 Friedman, Crash at Corona, pp. 47— 53. 16 Pflock, 'The Day After Az 2004 Page #224  
bid. 20 Redfern, The F.B.I. Files, pp. 221. 21 Moore, p. 5. Gebauer made st 2004 Page #224  
rs and the Mysterious Little Men," pp. 111 — 112. 25 Thomas, Dave "The Azte 2004 Page #224  
 crash retrieval story revisited," pp. 4 — 5. 28 Aztec 1948, Ramsey intervi 2004 Page #224  
des (New York Harper Torch, 2)02), pp. 10 - 26; also Stanton T. Friedman IS 2004 Page #224  
is Hole?" UFO Magazine. July 2007, pp. 37-44. Wood, Ryan S. Majic Eyes Only 2007 Page #192  
ectives ■ S-2 (mail plus to TC) 28 pp secret,~ pp unclass. ■ Ft. Meade Anny 2008 Page #115  
2 (mail plus to TC) 28 pp secret,~ pp unclass. ■ Ft. Meade Anny FOIA Bowen  2008 Page #115  
16) (TS) paragraphs double-spaced (pp 17-18) Code Word White Pebble page (p 2009 Page #8  
letter from Eisenhower to the DCI (pp 20-21) All of these pages are include 2009 Page #8  

Word: "ppd", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ogram, "Project Preserve Destiny" (PPD), conducted under the 18             2006 Page #21  
in the NSA. Sherman's training for PPD was conducted at the same time while 2006 Page #22  
s a cover for his participation in PPD. In his book, Above Black, and subse 2006 Page #22  
 not part of the NSA. He worked on PPD for almost three years. Significantl 2006 Page #22  
visited his home on a weekly basis PPD duties overseen by succession of Cra 2006 Page #22  
 difficulty in being released from PPD due to relatively few individuals th 2006 Page #23  

Word: "pproviltd", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

l :vales in Salta announcod Amity. pproviltd for Re s• Date 2 5 pAR 1. I.   2004 Page #20  

Word: "pp·preposl1lon-in", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ell' ■ l'\P·noun-document, texts ■ PP·preposl1lon-in, of, before' ■ VP-verb 2008 Page #118  

Word: "pq", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 ___ ., ----•-&.JI'.),,. _ __,_ .. Pq,,,t,e•--u~                            2005 Page #26  

Word: "pqt'c", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ca,'!RJJDa:aJ"l"Cl'POT'["::1A:.. • PQT'C.7.U. KA ::ZD 00-.~ J&,;.u«:m ~:-.C 2008 Page #149  

Word: "pr", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

l for 31 years, became Director of PR and Marketing a Got involved with UFO 2004 Page #107  
 WOULD MAKE (MN)*****nEXT THEY SAY PR OF WEATHER BALLOONS WOULD WORK Line8  2004 Page #229  
uiry and then went to work for the PR agency of the manufacturer, Burson-Ma 2008 Page #142  
heir inception to fund incredibl e PR campaigns, establish "professional" p 2008 Page #144  

Word: "pr'ior1'7", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

1M: l r ••• pro,teo'h .... two Air Pr'ior1'7, !£\TS, 1e hnreby authorlzed.  2009 Page #174  

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, nld il hlld "nc,-c-r heard I 0!" Pr-or. Let:eh. . . Thi.' highes.t tree l 2009 Page #182  

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lt proxnrn :.0·11,.-ud d~ru1a.meoL pr-~!u boolc .irucl!d ,..itb a gar• ~ .. 2009 Page #163  

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■ "If the United Nations were a su pra-na'i:iona I organization ... " (QD)  2008 Page #119  

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litatian cnly if the rWnaar Oo— nA praaaeie a ilianaa af effwetlvw naaawr a 2003 Page #226  

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aate af tha eknraatar, aoAaot, and prabnbla a—aipimsgaa c2 aaaf at a— wMak  2003 Page #226  

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ountry, but from the sky, with the praccical impossibi_ icy of determining  2008 Page #114  

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etion by New Zealand officers. All practicable assistance of facilities and 2009 Page #165  

Word: "practical", 28 instance(s) (Back to Top)

scientists on the issue of finding practical uses for the atomic secrets le 2003 Page #25  
ng the public uninformed, and very practical crating and shipping instructi 2003 Page #171  
could deal with the situation in a practical and beneficial manner. The pro 2003 Page #224  
ct of an aviation writer. He was a practical man who was highly knowledgeab 2004 Page #27  
U.S. Naval Observatory. It was not practical to refine the time frame any n 2004 Page #232  
oratory into a single, brilliantly practical buildjng, now tl1e home of the 2005 Page #94  
or themselves, through reading and practical application. \'v'h.ile the mos 2005 Page #104  
emains a realistic approach to the practical realization of electrostatic p 2005 Page #171  
ld be virtually anything, but as a practical matter includes only life form 2006 Page #52  
roposals were well thought out and practical. There were speculations aired 2006 Page #197  
led the HND as weU. I had loads of practical experience. The first job I go 2007 Page #78  
the world but still hasn't got the practical experience. The highest I got  2007 Page #82  
EE; however , the possibilities of practical jokers, mass hysteria, balloon 2008 Page #29  
nly hoaxes or instances where some practical joke had got out of hand. Some 2008 Page #64  
of 100 kA.] RIGHT NOW, WHAT IS THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF HAAR.P AND THE  2008 Page #78  
 WITH THE IONOSPHERE ? WHAT IS THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION FOR THE MILITARY ? 2008 Page #78  
t can be expected ever to become a practical possibility." That book was wr 2008 Page #95  
nse establishment 's fixation with practical measures to address a need to  2009 Page #15  
 in unexpected ways. With each new practical scientific application, new te 2009 Page #20  
n military?? ??????? is always the practical use of chemical and biological 2009 Page #23  
eap_on di_d not reach the stage of practical application during the war, bu 2009 Page #157  
ent of the project to the stage of practical application would cost much le 2009 Page #159  
opments carried out to establish a practical method and procedure which cou 2009 Page #165  
bs as multiple charges may be more practical. A Conundrum The Project Seal  2009 Page #167  
 weapon did not reach the stage of practical application during the war, bu 2009 Page #167  
initely did not reach the stage of practical application, but all work on t 2009 Page #167  
bs as multiple charges may be more practical." T.D.J. Leech knew that Proje 2009 Page #168  
bs as multiple charges may be more practical." Confirmed as true.           2009 Page #168  

Word: "practicall", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

id close off my method of entry in practicall y no time at all in nearly ai 2007 Page #86  

Word: "practically", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ch and UFOs on the subject: I knew practically nothing about it. But my min 2005 Page #95  
S. Trimble, predicted that by 1985 practically all airliners would be using 2005 Page #173  
 — all in the same location and at practically the same time? Andy Roberts  2006 Page #121  
the events in Mexico that occurred practically seven months to the day afte 2006 Page #133  
graphs published in newspapers are practically impossible to obtain. The ne 2007 Page #48  
aced by a project whose mandate is practically identical to that of Moon Du 2007 Page #144  
fense's stance on the UFO issue is practically identical in nature: Our mai 2008 Page #24  
ed, but by this time everybody has practically fo,sottcn them. Well, aJmost 2009 Page #177  

Word: "practice", 13 instance(s) (Back to Top)

greement with accepted psychiatric practice and commensurate with the evide 2003 Page #94  
to govern when sworn in. This is a practice that continues up to the presen 2003 Page #191  
volls, as has been shown in acrual practice .... will likewise prove to be  2005 Page #16  
th his experiments and therapeutic practice with a core group of colleagues 2005 Page #89  
 Queens where he went into private practice, wrote, and refined his charact 2005 Page #90  
more intent on turning theory into practice. ln June 1957 G. Harry Stine wr 2005 Page #172  
derstand how SOM1-01 is applied in practice, and to help substantiate Stone 2006 Page #14  
how news censorsrup is achieved in practice, and bow propaganda works to ru 2007 Page #7  
 that, later in life, he made it a practice to make extensive notes of the  2007 Page #191  
sts have used FOI (and the Code of Practice on Access to Government Informa 2008 Page #62  
ists were later condemned, but the practice of economic fascism never was," 2008 Page #124  
n government positions and his law practice in New York City, contributed y 2008 Page #125  
urity may have been at stake, this practice was so common as to make unlike 2009 Page #24  

Word: "practiced", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ed their experiences, and how they practiced their abilities. This was fasc 2006 Page #207  
gn observers . The type of secrecy practiced by America's private companies 2009 Page #21  

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emember, we started with deceptive practices back in the 40s with the Manha 2004 Page #130  
ne group! What if the theories and practices they funded and continue to fu 2008 Page #144  

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dy for this? Answer: they had been practicing since the Cape Girardeau cras 2004 Page #127  

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d ~he project been com-the shge o! practlcnl .lJlJ)Hcation I 1 pleted in ti 2009 Page #182  

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al Humarutas. Dr. Fernando Eugeruo Prado, responsible for the E.R. patients 2005 Page #32  
rchers investigating the case, Dr. Prado derued the truth of his statement, 2005 Page #32  

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aaertaiw whetkar ha deeirae ywn te praeaad ala Takye* Tan will take with ye 2003 Page #226  

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eelar refaranaa te aa eananwle aid pragma la Avan and ita rolatiaa te geaae 2003 Page #226  

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ay October 9, 1989, the habitually pragmatic Soviet news agency Tass shocke 2009 Page #134  

Word: "prairie", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

reminded me of the food chain. The prairie dog complexes had not been used  2003 Page #45  
tlesnake disappearing into one old prairie dog hole. Some of the wildflower 2003 Page #46  
lcs and fan out across the rolling prairie of northeastern Nebraska . They  2007 Page #145  

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 the President's generous words of praise, Forrestal is lead speechless fro 2003 Page #89  
t the late night dictation and the praise from the officer about having a " 2009 Page #93  

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Hindu texts referred to it as the "Prana," while Victorians named it the "e 2005 Page #90  

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alm la China in eanplated yaw will pranat co a brief trip te Keren tn wake  2003 Page #226  

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 came in. J\l[ostly in trouble for pranks. wfW: \XI ere you bullied at all? 2007 Page #82  

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was selected to initiate the tale. Pranksters in Iowa admitted they made lu 2004 Page #28  

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ek fbreee mt bead. I mi draftlag a prase raleass for *he White loeas.  ' 0, 2003 Page #219  

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"o»ard to tr- poosiblc outcome. In prasentinf the findings of your mission  2003 Page #214  

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Ohio, USA 1 1 1 1 0 Researcher Bob Pratt II, 25 Shootout with aliens; 11 Am 2004 Page #114  
r a National Enquirer story by Bob Pratt about Jesse Marcel and the flying  2004 Page #138  
ced; and veteran journalist Robert Pratt conducted extensive research on-si 2005 Page #143  
to identify these as elements of a Pratt & Whitney J75 turbojet, the same t 2006 Page #76  

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 discovered by the CIA in 1950 and Pravda confidently printed a disclosure  2009 Page #17  

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 had been burned and so father did pray over them, giving them last rites.  2003 Page #23  

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th hieroglyphic writing inside and prayed over each of these non-human enti 2003 Page #21  
 many months, while many Americans prayed for Reagan's recovery , the son o 2008 Page #142  

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us or the! ·1 K'nncy said th11t at prc!ent I University or ulifor:iia u • c 2009 Page #183  

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r, wh~1-e we need il . . . . which prC'Crr1ed thr _wart1m_c work. I I is no 2009 Page #183  

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jro'ir ur4»rtaHn£'r» *itborli«d to prc»«d »lth a-jr TOP SECRET = ,E5 OXLY F 2003 Page #88  

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, ■tat,~kN :a, .iUI 'toL ltt~ :-.. prd :.o u.u oetJe,,-1.1 ~lv 7 .. J•«:'~1 2008 Page #19  

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lU' NaUoos, ta1d ror Utt llnru1111 prdu or ED11L" 13 April 200S             2008 Page #154  

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. n MESEUH. nsmm Xou? Qissisa will pre*e*d t* China without delay far th* P 2003 Page #213  
purpose, of course, is to minimize pre.es reacticn, particularly in foreign 2003 Page #222  

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ation only if ths Chinas* Gownnent pre- eoato ooSiafactory ovidsnee of effe 2003 Page #213  
ntified Aerial Object., 'shish was pre- pared by one of out psychologists a 2004 Page #18  
yn Mountains? Did an incident that pre- dated the key events of January 23, 2006 Page #123  

Word: "pre-1954", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 manned space flight by von Braun, pre-1954 Wernher von Braun, Erik Bergaus 2003 Page #182  
., 1976. (Contains many references pre-1954) □ Clyde Tombaugh, Discoverer o 2003 Page #182  
ss, 1991 (Contains many r^ferepces pre-1954) 5J LAS VEGAS REVIEW ARTICLE □  2003 Page #182  

Word: "pre-arranged", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 military action? Or a crash? Or a pre-arranged meeting gone bad? 143       2007 Page #149  

Word: "pre-authorization", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

owth". The cryptic directive was a pre-authorization for the assassination  2009 Page #43  

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hile Dulles and his six associates pre-authorized the assassination of Kenn 2009 Page #45  

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al research project trying to find pre-Cold War artifacts — meaning secret  2004 Page #70  

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s objectively as possible, with no pre-conceived opinions as to the truth o 2004 Page #214  
s should 100% discard all of their pre-conceived ideas of what an aircraft  2007 Page #99  

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last on the flight schedule in the pre-dawn hours. Mulhare's aircraft was n 2006 Page #81  

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 be I 00% assurance; DON'T mention pre-deployment of defensive weapons in s 2009 Page #10  

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l UFO Crash Retrieval Conference A pre-dissection image from the controvers 2005 Page #146  

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 the grand assault on Russia, as a pre-emptive strike. In a speech to the R 2008 Page #130  

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 any information pertaining to the pre-impact observations, direction of tr 2004 Page #9  
 any information pertaining to the pre-impact observations , direction of t 2007 Page #142  

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 a target, take pictures, fly to a pre-programmed location and jettison its 2006 Page #77  

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ir Force. Hence, more evidence for pre-Roswell crash events. Yet the most s 2003 Page #25  
Yet the most stunning evidence for pre-Roswell events comes from of leaked  2003 Page #25  
r Salina also provide evidence for pre-Roswell crash events. For instance t 2003 Page #27  

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d represented American business in pre-war Gem1any. " Forrestal also sat on 2008 Page #132  
ough banking and corporate ties to pre-war support for the Nazis. Law enfor 2008 Page #145  

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                                   PRE-Y "l'.-\:\CAKE I l·.:\Gl~E" DE IGN P 2007 Page #112  

Word: "pre\·iously", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ia censorship via standard methods pre\·iously described. 3. Create "pseudo 2007 Page #29  

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s need to do. They can continue to preach their "scientific" and religious  2006 Page #182  

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chers, then the choir to whom they preached, and finally to consumers of TV 2003 Page #141  

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ther was an honorable man, being a preacher, that's all that needed to be s 2003 Page #30  

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s would demonize the NH!. End time preaching would escalate. The NHI strang 2006 Page #65  

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 mlsdnc w itllout COD:,-eaioaal or Preadmtw 0v..-aei,t1 WHAT IS SCARY IS TH 2008 Page #151  

Word: "preanang", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Gem1any. But when Hess missed his preanang ed landing spot, ran out of fue 2008 Page #130  

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s 0 Rectum 0 Lips •Tail o Surgical prec Figure 2. These data show the numbe 2006 Page #118  

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 is put on his door. This security precaution is maintained for the first t 2003 Page #90  

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s said that the order was purely a Precautionag measure.' Militag police ro 2006 Page #169  

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e found it worthwhile to take some precautionary measures. In the United St 2009 Page #22  

Word: "precautions", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ssion, and "that the treatment and precautions in the conduct of the case w 2003 Page #94  
ick's own literature: "Appropriate precautions should be observed in collec 2006 Page #106  
 the press. I suggest you take any precautions you think necessary in the e 2006 Page #164  

Word: "preceded", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e previous secret U-2 flights that preceded it. The Soviets knew about the  2006 Page #8  
 Hantavirus symptoms seen in Korea preceded the pulmonary symptoms seen in  2006 Page #112  
s to Government Information, which preceded FOi but attempted to apply some 2008 Page #62  
onneclcci In :my tl1c ye.irs lllat preceded Ilic wa_t·· jw.:y with lhc 1110 2009 Page #184  

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h FOI requests that this has taken precedence over the research and 56 •    2008 Page #62  

Word: "precedent", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ce of this account: it does have a precedent. Also, the account of Anne Owe 2006 Page #129  
a coverage has been almost without precedent. A Vision of the Future Once a 2008 Page #68  
ct Condign is a possible model and precedent for this. Whether MoD will nee 2008 Page #68  

Word: "preceding", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 more scientific advances than any preceding it. But perhaps its most impor 2005 Page #87  
an action unti.l 10 October 1954." Preceding this, on October 5 and 6, thre 2005 Page #96  
ts may have been inspired by other preceding technological developments, wh 2005 Page #163  
ften if not mostly classified. The preceding history and quotations augur t 2006 Page #105  
nut harvest had been excessive the preceding spring and 2. The mouse popula 2006 Page #111  
es as Homo sapiens. Therefore, the preceding arguments might also work for  2006 Page #116  
rtainly not Soviet bombers. As the preceding discussion shows, there is not 2006 Page #172  
ce" as a meeting time and place as preceding the annual meetings held there 2009 Page #13  
ed by Dr. Vannevar Bush. The three preceding official documents corroborate 2009 Page #36  

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 key findjngs challenged the basic precepts and physical la\\ s our exjstin 2005 Page #87  
rding the events seems to defy the precepts of mainstream science while inv 2006 Page #192  

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 and his passengers view for a few precious seconds. Their car rounded the  2004 Page #34  
as a scientist, to exercise a most precious right: the right to challenge a 2005 Page #102  
we see virtually no follow-up, and precious little of the aforementioned pu 2006 Page #183  
 failure in 1953 caused us to lose precious information simply because a di 2009 Page #16  

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on the edge of this same obsessive precipice , looking into the vast darkne 2009 Page #154  

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. If Mg is being oxidized, a milky precipitate of MgO particles should be f 2003 Page #112  
oxidation of MgO generally forms a precipitate of very fine MgO particles.  2003 Page #114  
t or malevolent. Friendly NH could precipitate extraordinary human scientif 2006 Page #56  

Word: "precipitate-free", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ed an examination of the remaining precipitate-free, acetic acid solution.  2003 Page #114  

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d States government. His death was precipitated by a nervous breakdown brou 2003 Page #85  
 that the famous Roswell crash was precipitated by lightning, others argue  2005 Page #120  
ing logic of various future worlds precipitated by the interplay of certain 2006 Page #50  
oles, and their passenger viruses, precipitated in large part by changes in 2006 Page #109  
ng illness, accident or event that precipitated their mediumship abilities. 2006 Page #207  

Word: "precipitation", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

arther, the weather is lacking any precipitation (sic) ... it should be wet 2004 Page #253  
urther, the weather is lacking any precipitation ... it should be wet. 35 D 2009 Page #43  

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 IO July 2006. "El Caso Coyame: Se precipito un OVNI en territorio mexicano 2007 Page #192  

Word: "precise", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ecords for Cape Girardeau are very precise. Although there is no clear stun 2003 Page #37  
rieval Conference At this time the precise location and date is unconfirmed 2003 Page #38  
rensic linguistics to identify the precise writing style of one individual. 2003 Page #178  
 returns from the target are quite precise in time (and thus, distance) alt 2003 Page #183  
ke most people in that field, very precise and technical in his approach to 2004 Page #27  
ncher's son, was both credible and precise in describing how he found about 2004 Page #143  
his staff were unable co produce a precise diagnosis of his illness. He was 2005 Page #33  
ummi and Eliza Islands, to be more precise (see Plate 1). It's the middle o 2006 Page #184  
se animals exhibited patterns like precise surgical cutting. In many of the 2006 Page #201  
oe Revelations, 1955: Although the precise date upon wruch Project Moon Dus 2007 Page #132  

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enter. Ideally, this will pin down precisely the people who would have been 2003 Page #33  
ormal' Aluminum. "Actually this is precisely the same initial findings of G 2003 Page #103  
ication of arcane references to be precisely the ones for the 1954 time fra 2003 Page #171  
s of onions, and in 1954, this was precisely right. Colonel Corso in his bo 2003 Page #185  
ke a dire proposition, and that is precisely the reason so many people debu 2004 Page #132  
r Ramey in two of the photographs; precisely when were the photographs take 2004 Page #226  
d and they were unable to conclude precisely who manufactured this paper ex 2004 Page #250  
-class remote viewers to determine precisely where this event occurred. The 2006 Page #46  
nse Establishment at Porton Down — precisely the same location where it, wa 2006 Page #130  
equently found on the sea floor in precisely the spot indicated ly the orig 2006 Page #189  
ls were rughly reluctant to reveal precisely what a "zoo event" was; even t 2007 Page #144  
n a very real sense, disclosure is precisely what the MoD is doing in relat 2008 Page #69  
 radar operator identify , or more precisely, classify his target? At prese 2008 Page #114  
, was launched from pad 333 at its precisely scheduled time despite Russian 2008 Page #136  
ad for some years been charting as precisely as possible the course of Sovi 2009 Page #18  
 on steps to share UFO information precisely for this reason, and Kennedy i 2009 Page #45  

Word: "precision", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ils on the shapes and lengths with precision not possible with 1950s kind o 2003 Page #183  
of the above? Purpose of question? Precision." Andrews' letter continued wi 2005 Page #80  
s 3. Tissues removed with surgical precision, leaving most frequently eithe 2006 Page #115  

Word: "preclicting", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

m of the future, and yet Stine was preclicting its obsolescence. That was b 2005 Page #172  

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tter is classified CONFIDENTIAL to preclude unauthorized disclosure of info 2007 Page #140  

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dies in a damaged escape cylinder, precluded an investigation at IZ—1. U. O 2003 Page #232  
 could recall. The scale of my map precluded a high degree of accuracy, but 2006 Page #80  

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a to be a flier, but the armistice precludes his seeing action in WWI and h 2003 Page #85  

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eym af weQy IT the CMasm towrwaaat precoats mtistmtaxy cv^crsa 3 ttfato* wo 2003 Page #223  

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rring. Ours was not an exercise in precognition; nor was it an effort to ju 2006 Page #51  

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ell craft, and how they became the precursors for today's inregraced circui 2005 Page #167  

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My desire for the truth about UFOs predated and then paralleled my work as  2008 Page #42  

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 Comics spin-off of the 1987 movie Predator that starred Arnold Schwarzeneg 2008 Page #103  

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and dropped where they were found. Predators refused to go near the carcass 2003 Page #143  
e that the incident was due to the Predators themselves , who were attempti 2008 Page #103  

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 Hawk was originally named for the predatory bird but later the name was tu 2006 Page #143  

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hind Cecil Rhodes' Round Tables, a predecessor of the Council on Foreign Re 2008 Page #125  

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th forecasts of wave amplitudes at predetermined points at which wave recor 2009 Page #166  
th forecasts of wave amplitudes at predetermined points at which wave recor 2009 Page #172  

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clusions and implications are more predicable and are widely supported outs 2003 Page #38  

Word: "predicated", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e. Alien astronautics is a subject predicated on the existence of intellige 2005 Page #161  
spacecraft. Reverse engineering is predicated on the fact that we have acqu 2005 Page #161  
en as a test of biological warfare predicated on the R and D of what was se 2006 Page #108  

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orked and there is every reason to predict success. You Can Help By 1. Look 2003 Page #38  
o similar science, can't correctly predict the technique to be used by simi 2006 Page #11  
ological systems are impossible to predict. Stone's testimony is consistent 2006 Page #19  
ce the effects were "impossible to predict". By 1979, however, a medical ma 2006 Page #19  
 ... "11( ..... It is difficult to predict what the attitude of internat io 2008 Page #113  

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opaganda methods. It is completely predictable that the CIA would be involv 2007 Page #21  

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ey related to the Rendlesham case. Predictably, the response to Hill-Norton 2006 Page #133  
 accompanying text begins and ends predictably. "After a visit to the 'Blue 2007 Page #60  

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e had come to totally distrust. He predicted they would be coming to recove 2004 Page #86  
 been radar or pilot sighting, the predicted crash area is calculated by PV 2004 Page #168  
ts were much more destructive than predicted . Standard -frame house, three 2005 Page #48  
illiam P. Lear agreed with him and predicted that future US vehicles will a 2005 Page #173  
 of advanced design, G.S. Trimble, predicted that by 1985 practically all a 2005 Page #173  
 York Times in which General LeMay predicted that "beam-direct 10           2009 Page #16  
and the Cuban missile crisis which predicted that the Soviet Union was not  2009 Page #18  

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ions and nations of the world, but predicting how those differences might m 2006 Page #57  

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 eldest son James, and true to his prediction, once Smith died people repre 2004 Page #86  

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 dismayed that Hoagland was making predictions about the date the Mars Expl 2006 Page #205  

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fferential, and To-T is a reliable predictor of changes in the weather. If  2005 Page #91  

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ity, since security is clearly the predominant focus of every aspect of the 2003 Page #185  

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LOW THE GLASS? OR ABOVE THE GLASS? Predominantly below the glass on the und 2009 Page #64  

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teraet in the subject of Unte$ and preeages future reporting which could be 2004 Page #19  

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Ii AUTIIONITY: 7. (0617411.1 Looal preee WeildAJW: S. IMPOAT 1.1"1.11ER: IL 2004 Page #19  

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m , America has become the world's preeminent empire-at least form a milita 2008 Page #124  

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StffiBSL PBKTIVE TO L•Vrt' Im will preened te China wUhonft delay fer tha j 2003 Page #226  

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Brittle and layered, almost with a prefabricated design and placing. Keep i 2003 Page #103  

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s with Extraterrestrial Technology Preface This hjstoric book is the most c 2005 Page #117  
Bob Wood and Ryan Wood Including a preface and an authentication appendix i 2007 Page #49  
ar word-for-word plagiarism of the preface to a book by former Research Ass 2009 Page #11  
t by Harry Howe Ransom, ©1970. The preface begins with the first five parag 2009 Page #11  
e to be changed from the published preface of Ransom's book. The bold is wo 2009 Page #11  
CR are a hoax, a plagiarism of the preface from the book The Intelligence E 2009 Page #13  

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f/burnedmemocoverleller.pdf 17 See prefatory comments for burned memo at: h 2009 Page #46  

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Schmitt books about Roswell, I far prefer the first one, which seemed to me 2004 Page #137  
some answers, and maybe they would prefer, for reasons which may or may not 2004 Page #219  
er of sources, some of which still prefer to remain anonymous. \Yle must al 2005 Page #163  
right to have a weapon but I would prefer that you keep it behind your chai 2006 Page #204  
ding The Asphalt ]"ngle, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Clash by Night, and Niag 2007 Page #136  
th in these instructions." I would prefer the deletion of this paragraph .  2009 Page #27  

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 and perceptive reader may find it preferabl e to dismiss his observations  2005 Page #102  

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ions are secondary. Although it is preferable to maintain the physical well 2006 Page #21  

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mber, relating the year involved — preferably a crash retrieval if possible 2004 Page #110  
the expression of political power, preferably through the democratic proces 2008 Page #25  
 and spirit of these instructions. Preferably, I would like to see this don 2009 Page #28  

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d be indefinitely detained without preferment of charge; his property could 2008 Page #128  

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 envisage any other explanation. I preferred to keep an open mind. His argu 2006 Page #201  

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y people might stop going to work, preferring to gather in churches or with 2006 Page #59  

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— a "retired air force general who prefers to remain anolymous and who knew 2004 Page #222  
 UFO. Filer asked Bond (as Johnson prefers to be called) his opinion. Speci 2004 Page #226  
itish official of Cabinet rank who prefers to remain unidentified. " The "B 2007 Page #136  

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ters ADP. Part numbers bore a "20" prefix followed by a letter, and then mo 2006 Page #84  

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metimes the entire uterus, even in pregnancy stages in females.) • Eyeball, 2006 Page #115  
 her employment was interrupted by pregnancy and later illness, she was ste 2009 Page #87  

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941 evening because her mother was pregnant with her sister who was born on 2003 Page #37  
ther dwarf, who, besides that, was pregnant and just about going into labor 2005 Page #35  

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s researcher Andy Roberts stated: "Prehistoric man lived and worshipped on  2006 Page #119  
a had been covered by ocean during prehistoric times, after he finished his 2009 Page #54  

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tic energy for propulsion has been preilicted as a possible means of propul 2005 Page #171  

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 Military situations — current and prejoetod. Xa &ho course of your survey  2003 Page #213  

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eval involved an engineer who rook preLiminar y measurements to assess the  2005 Page #168  
 can at lease make some important, preliminar y observations. Quite clear!} 2007 Page #143  

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 were suddenly withdrawn after the preliminaries had begun. Officially, the 2004 Page #147  

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holly clear" ■ Forensic stylistics preliminarily support FDR as author a Fo 2003 Page #26  

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 the Ontario province of Canada. A preliminary check by official agencies a 2003 Page #53  
E . SUBJECT: OPERATION KAJESTIC-12 PRELIMINARY BRIEFING FOR PRESIDENT-ELECT 2003 Page #132  
ribed as looking like a green pea. Preliminary investigation could not iden 2004 Page #6  
 telegram disclosed the following: Preliminary information provided has bee 2004 Page #9  
ng Ground UFO Incidents of 1947: A Preliminary Report" (May, 1993). Slide 7 2004 Page #115  
 transient choice. • This is where preliminary, but officers of flag rank m 2004 Page #171  
ustralia New Herald,July31, 1952 3 Preliminary photo analysis by optical ph 2005 Page #121  
Scace Department airgram asserts: "Preliminary information provided has bee 2005 Page #143  
 the foregoing analysis is at best preliminary and incomplete, the organize 2006 Page #69  
e "Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit" preliminary report on the Roswell crashe 2006 Page #103  
 telegram disclosed the following: Preliminary information provided has bee 2007 Page #142  
rial Anomalous Phenomena (CEFAA) . Preliminary analysis were conducted by t 2007 Page #200  
g Ground UFO lncidents ·Of 1947: A Preliminary Report." I just copied the f 2008 Page #106  
ations. This table 22 reflects the preliminary capability of the computer t 2008 Page #108  
ng Ground UFO Incidents Of 1947: A Preliminary Report May, 1993" based in p 2008 Page #117  
 it must be stressed, reads like a preliminary, rough draft, rather than a  2009 Page #52  
 faster than sound plane completes preliminary tests June 3, 1947 -Soviets  2009 Page #156  

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 square hatch-looking thing. I was prelty sure I was looking at a UFO. SLID 2009 Page #84  

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this presentation is about. But as prelude, here are a few more details fro 2008 Page #82  

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22 in the two letters as well as a premature date for the annual Quantico c 2009 Page #13  

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          July «, 1947 My deer Hr. PreMdaatti I da aot Udsk tbere ahaeld be 2003 Page #219  

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ute, and revealed that the Russian Premier, Josef Stalin, had taken a keen  2004 Page #15  
ringfield was arguably the world's premier collector and disseminator of da 2004 Page #106  
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nd Corporation is one of America's premier manufacturers of quaLity stuffed 2007 Page #64  
one appeared in the film magazine, Premier. Harpoon Beer, a subruvision of  2007 Page #65  
 Prince Otto von Bismarck , who as premier of Prussia defeated Napoleon Ill 2008 Page #124  
eached broad agreement with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev on joint space 2009 Page #42  

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undahl. Lundahl was considered the premiere intelligence officer of the 195 2004 Page #101  
hfiles.com; Investigative Reporter Premiere Radio Networks and Dreamland On 2006 Page #163  
tween President Kennedy and Soviet Premiere Nikita Khrushchev dated Novembe 2009 Page #41  
les.com and Investigative Reporter Premiere Radio Networks P. 0. Box 21843  2009 Page #86  

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However, consider for a moment the premise that the reigning authorities kn 2004 Page #132  
 accounts and novelizations of the premise. There may even be hundreds of s 2004 Page #137  
vidence, but began from the simple premise that open, undeniable contact is 2006 Page #48  

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 an underground laborator y in the premises of the state uruversity. The bo 2005 Page #32  
 if the soldiers found it on their premises. We buried it in the corner und 2005 Page #157  

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rtce. executive edNor of Associate Pren. ewom In as Director of Censorahlp  2007 Page #16  

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awrence Fawcett & Barry Greenwood, Prentice-Hall, 1984. www .nicap.dabsol.c 2008 Page #38  
A Personal Memoir, Raymond Fowler, Prentice-Hall Trade, 1981. Affidavit of  2009 Page #55  

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e daily conditions of life, public preoccupation with the NHI might subside 2006 Page #58  

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 conclusions appeared to have been preordained. 16 •                        2007 Page #22  

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ould deal with th* eltuafcion in a preotlsal and beneficial Manner. There c 2003 Page #228  

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nd debris away from the object, in preparation for its removal from the sit 2003 Page #69  
the classified sections of them in preparation for a seminar I was asked to 2003 Page #197  
nti-terrorist tactics, and for the preparation of presidential body guards. 2004 Page #188  
nore a research inquiry during the preparation of his book, IY/ilhe/111 Rei 2005 Page #92  
Space made it indispensable in the preparation of th.is article. The follow 2005 Page #98  
itary professionals skilled in the preparation of similar manuals. The disc 2006 Page #15  
evelop the best possible course of preparation and response for whatever, i 2006 Page #51  
monize the NHI. Some would counsel preparation for doom, but many would inv 2006 Page #64  
ld be well managed only with prior preparation; otherwise, much ad-lib and  2006 Page #66  
tion to evolve, even lacking prior preparation. 63                          2006 Page #66  
se very difficult. - Without prior preparation, humankind will be at a huge 2006 Page #67  
ted response begins. Without prior preparation, including means of recogniz 2006 Page #68  
s Research Coordinator in 1992. In preparation for my position, I attended  2006 Page #196  
water-downed aircraft. In 2008, in preparation for this presentation I atte 2008 Page #45  
ing lasted for almost a minute. In preparation for this presentation I aske 2008 Page #50  
why anyone would use my name. " In preparation for this presentation I call 2008 Page #54  
uated at the time of this document preparation. This slide 26 is particular 2008 Page #108  
nches that were part of the Apollo preparation phase-and Apollo itself. Add 2008 Page #135  
r targeting systems. Worst of all, preparation for a counterforce strategy  2009 Page #22  
egy could dangerously resemble the preparation for a first strike by the Un 2009 Page #22  
 support of MAJESTIC are now under preparation: A psychological warfare pla 2009 Page #36  
The mystery does not end there. In preparation for this Conference, I locat 2009 Page #94  

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info about NHI. Alongside military preparations, government would attempt b 2006 Page #63  
ization and will denounce headlong preparations for war. Governments will s 2006 Page #68  
officers for TAGBOARD, oversaw the preparations and then went to the contro 2006 Page #78  
nd is on high alert. We have begun preparations for a National Emergeng and 2006 Page #164  
to haul Sherman tanks. While these preparations were being made a [sic] ent 2009 Page #53  

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agreement; if land in public view, prepare cover stories for media and brie 2003 Page #177  
l Contact with Earth." In order to prepare for the lecture Sheehan requeste 2004 Page #186  
the primary use for uranium was to prepare yellow glazes for pottery. Zirco 2006 Page #7  
eriors in the Majestic-12 Group to prepare a crash retrieval manual using e 2006 Page #16  
Alkali its motives. Military would prepare for the widest possible range of 2006 Page #64  
he public and key stakeholders but prepare to retreat to bunkers. Due to st 2006 Page #65  
. UFOs and Defense: What Should We Prepare for? COMETA, France. Originally  2006 Page #70  
nd the causes of these diseases to prepare to control them. Anyone wanting  2006 Page #116  

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47, before Roswell events a Letter prepared for signature by Einstein and O 2003 Page #27  
ESIDENT-ELECT EISENHOWER. DOCUMENT PREPARED 18 NOVMER, 1952. BRIEPING OFFIC 2003 Page #132  
MJ-1) NOTE: Thia document has been prepared aa a urellaimry briefing only.  2003 Page #132  
deymer Reports book that Wedemeyer prepared the directive himself. Response 2003 Page #208  
. Response: Wedemeyer may not have prepared the final directive himself gra 2003 Page #208  
the idea that both directives were prepared in the same office at the same  2003 Page #209  
at the United States Government is prepared to assist realistically and imm 2003 Page #222  
y - 6 July lFl|7 Albis Summary was prepared by Headquarters InteAlanetary P 2003 Page #232  
ame because he was the one witness prepared to go on record with his story. 2004 Page #45  
ues. He received the clearance and prepared a paper on a theory for flying  2004 Page #90  
l Research Service report that was prepared by the Congressional Research S 2004 Page #187  
restrial races. And secondly, they prepared a full report on the UFO phenom 2004 Page #187  
ilitary graded a road and soldiers prepared for the flatbed's arrival.2 Bef 2005 Page #156  
object was covered with a tarp and prepared to haul away. Lying in a trench 2005 Page #157  
 certain that Lear's son, John, is prepared to fl) such a craft. Years ago, 2005 Page #173  
ives, governments are informed and prepared; threat assessments are complet 2006 Page #60  
September, ground crews at Area 51 prepared the B-52H and its experimental  2006 Page #78  
Figure 1. This forensic sketch was prepared for Dr. Bob Wood by William McD 2006 Page #118  
ped up in short order, and be well prepared to present my findings at the S 2006 Page #180  
oc11111ent: Operation Mqjestic 12, Prepared for President-Elect DJ1Jight D. 2007 Page #77  
as a NASA photographic expert \vho prepared mission slides and photographic 2007 Page #85  
archives of the 8th Air Force, and prepared by a Colonel Elmer M. Neville,  2007 Page #139  
e Agency document of 1967 that was prepared for the attention of Moon Dust  2007 Page #140  
o be a rughly-cla ssified document prepared by one person ("MJ6/44") for th 2007 Page #143  
ame doc um en t refers to a report prepared by staff at Los Alamos (and cit 2007 Page #144  
s. Before an-iving in the area, we prepared for our field investigation by  2007 Page #188  
d Coyame resident Javier Baeza. We prepared a list of individuals that we w 2007 Page #188  
s prior to the Intelligence Report prepared by Douglas Crouch, an unknown o 2008 Page #16  
                        A document prepared on 13 January 1981 by the Deput 2008 Page #32  
and had them send him 21 documents prepared by Einstein and typed by his se 2008 Page #106  
, they provided 14 typed documents prepared for Oppenheimer's signature. Co 2008 Page #106  
        have the material properly prepared, because if there are extra spa 2008 Page #107  
r ...,.. ARM9 ,._, LEG 9 - ARE YOU PREPARED TO BELIEVE TIIAT CORPOR,\TIONS  2008 Page #152  
the Executive Briefing for the DCI prepared by "L.C.R." at the end of the p 2009 Page #11  
ty. was the outgrowth of materials prepared for use by the Defense Policy S 2009 Page #24  
ce (TS) This briefing document was prepared for oral briefings given by the 2009 Page #25  
N AND DETECTION PROJECT FIRESTONE. PREPARED BY MJ-12 GROUP TECHNICAL ADVISO 2009 Page #26  
xtent to which John F. Kennedy was prepared to cooperate with the Soviet Un 2009 Page #41  
, later spoke with the witness who prepared the following affidavit: I, Fri 2009 Page #49  
at, "appear to be transcripts of a prepared briefing or lecture -or perhaps 2009 Page #52  
int because nothing in my training prepared me for what was going on. As /f 2009 Page #66  
 effectiveness of sound waves in a prepared address before Massachusetts In 2009 Page #162  
rom New Ztal:ind as sa·ln.1: 111 a prepared ~ddrc.ss ~~fore Mss• th" we.lpo 2009 Page #183  

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eportedly "The Office of Emergency Preparedness, Special Facilities Divisio 2003 Page #194  
t testing ■ Hampering our military preparedness and nuclear deterrent ■ Hal 2005 Page #9  
ire maximum government caution and preparedness for the unexpected, even as 2006 Page #59  
erception of NHI, direct emergency preparedness and rally morale. All non-e 2006 Page #63  
ndled Geiger counters and disaster preparedness ; Master Sergeant Bobby Bal 2009 Page #69  

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1991: Gulf War (Desert Storm) Iraq prepares biological weapons for possible 2006 Page #108  

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                President and UFOs preparing for President Jimmy Carter. On 2003 Page #197  
uthor of Wedemeyer Reports book in preparing the manuscript, presumably to  2003 Page #203  
 of the Norwegian General Staff is preparing publication of a report on the 2004 Page #13  
(U) REOUEST EVALUATION. it 12. CO, PREPARING OfFICER. HAROLD T 4Am1LTONs CO 2004 Page #21  
 Sandler took the film and started preparing the government's documentary o 2004 Page #182  
e of her contact with Doty she was preparing a UFO documentary for Home Box 2004 Page #193  
at the "powers-that-be" are slowly preparing the public for the truth. I do 2005 Page #76  
rified that Station "A," which was preparing to track a V- 2 rocket launch, 2005 Page #126  
ng exactly what they want, that is preparing the public for the date when t 2006 Page #12  
 investigation started for me when preparing for the 2005 Crash Conference. 2006 Page #44  
 mechanism of action. We have been preparing for this event for decades, so 2006 Page #102  
IME: 10:30 AM (President Truman is preparing for a conference with British  2006 Page #164  
at would suggest the Russians were preparing to attack." And yet, the radar 2006 Page #164  
ojects. During the time that I was preparing to relocate to Nevada my UFO a 2006 Page #196  

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fied sections of them - during the preplan= liar a seminar which I was aske 2004 Page #186  

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ese retrieval units would have had preplanned routes identified depending o 2004 Page #129  

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 was sounded and fighter jets were prepped for take-off and intercept. Trav 2007 Page #185  
and its equipment had already been prepped and were standing ready to launc 2007 Page #187  

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est Secrets in lvfodem F-lislo')'· Prepublication Rush Edition, 2001, Carde 2005 Page #84  

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hat is even more supportive of the preRoswell hypothesis and has fewer liab 2003 Page #26  

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in which it would be impossible to preruct the outcome . \X/hen one conside 2005 Page #85  

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. So ht to P'ant N. C ba . '6::-71 Pres.ed on Chechny u.g ,, e.u,son u ,n J 2007 Page #27  
ret CEO RCA Comm. ■ George Romney, Pres. Am. Motors ■ W. Bay Irvine, Pres.  2007 Page #43  
 Pres. Am. Motors ■ W. Bay Irvine, Pres. Marietta Coll. ■ William Cleworth, 2007 Page #43  
Marietta Coll. ■ William Cleworth, Pres. Cleworth Publishing ■ Sam Ballard, 2007 Page #43  
Cleworth Publishing ■ Sam Ballard, Pres. Geyer, Morey, Maddern and Ballard  2007 Page #43  
ll and with passport authorized by Pres. Woodrow Wilson. Lenin also left hi 2008 Page #125  

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terest in the subject of UFOs, and presages future reporting which could be 2004 Page #7  
terest in the subject of UFOs, and presages future reporting which could be 2007 Page #140  

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ehicle crested the hill beside the Presbyterian Church, coasted down the hi 2004 Page #34  

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had an all-consuming dependency on prescnptton drugs, including barbiturate 2007 Page #136  

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d gave him the pseudonym of "James Prescott." Dodd also claims to have seen 2006 Page #122  
ilitary records. (11) According to Prescott, in January 1974 he was station 2006 Page #122  
ks as they are still operational," Prescott stressed to Dodd as he detailed 2006 Page #122  
d with speed towards North Wales," Prescott elaborated. `We were halted in  2006 Page #122  
On arrival at Llangollen, recalled Prescott, the unit noticed a great deal  2006 Page #122  
t to stop for any civilians," said Prescott. The team soon reached Llanderf 2006 Page #122  
facility. "Once inside," explained Prescott, "the boxes were opened by staf 2006 Page #122  
What I saw in the boxes that day," Prescott told Dodd, "made me change my w 2006 Page #122  
nits. 5 5 Most remarkable was what Prescott had to say next: "Sometime late 2006 Page #123  
o was still alive." In conclusion, Prescott added that this was "the only t 2006 Page #123  
 into the claims surrounding James Prescott, including Matthew Williams, wh 2006 Page #123  
on't reveal the real name of James Prescott because he thinks that the guy  2006 Page #123  
 the Army or the government got to Prescott before he had the chance to spe 2006 Page #124  
 him, they'd be seen doing it. "If Prescott does exist — and I think he pro 2006 Page #124  
s checked the credentials of James Prescott. How far that goes and what it  2006 Page #124  
 after all the research he'd done, Prescott was who he said he was." From h 2006 Page #124  
dly occurred between the time that Prescott and his unit departed from the  2006 Page #124  
strong opinions with regard to the Prescott controversy: "I think Tony Dodd 2006 Page #124  
 Dodd definitely interviewed James Prescott. The military were definitely t 2006 Page #124  
t know. Who would ever know? James Prescott isn't going to say anything [on 2006 Page #124  
f he did. "Tony told me that James Prescott said that his unit was parked o 2006 Page #124  
ies down to the little road. James Prescott was handed the bodies on the ro 2006 Page #124  
at after the story was publicized, Prescott was indeed contacted by officia 2006 Page #124  
om: "Tony says that he thinks that Prescott is perfectly genuine. But he's  2006 Page #124  
 know [sic] for certain that it's [Prescott] who is talking, but they're hi 2006 Page #124  
ppen if he says anything. And now, Prescott has said 121                    2006 Page #124  
oing to happen. We know that James Prescott said that they had a couple of  2006 Page #125  
 and Fry appear convinced that the Prescott story (and all of its attendant 2006 Page #125  
) If the only source for the James Prescott story about strange, humanoid c 2006 Page #126  
eing found on the mountainside was Prescott himself, then one might be temp 2006 Page #126  
effect that the pseudonymous James Prescott was somehow connected with a ve 2006 Page #127  
w connected with a very real James Prescott who lost his life in the Falkla 2006 Page #127  
17, 1982 when Staff Sergeant James Prescott of the Royal 124                2006 Page #127  
a new method of defusing the bomb. Prescott and Phillips detonated a small  2006 Page #128  
hey approached, the bomb exploded. Prescott seemed to be hit by a door blow 2006 Page #128  
s effectively means that the James Prescott killed in the war of the Falkla 2006 Page #128  
 that Dodd's use of the name James Prescott for his source did have some pa 2006 Page #128  
ct that there existed a real James Prescott in the British Army, and that D 2006 Page #128  
gn and that the pseudonym of James Prescott was adopted as a tribute to his 2006 Page #128  
remains unanswered. (22) The James Prescott saga aside, another account lin 2006 Page #128  
rds, Tony Dodd's informant — James Prescott — appears not to have been the  2006 Page #129  
seen on the mountainside (as James Prescott asserted that he had heard was  2006 Page #129  
emain: why, for example, was James Prescott so adamant that the incident in 2006 Page #130  
ave been keenly aware of the James Prescott controversy, and may simply hav 2006 Page #131  
-Amerika Steamship Line along with Prescott Bush, father and grandfather of 2008 Page #127  
 the Nazi assets was bank director Prescott Bush. Also seized were Bush's h 2008 Page #129  
nd to his American representatives Prescott Bush and Herbert Walker. The le 2008 Page #129  
n an early and important mentor to Prescott Bush. Another son Averell Harri 2008 Page #129  
-American Corporation , managed by Prescott Bush and his father-in-law Geor 2008 Page #129  
ion Banking Corporation along with Prescott Bush. It is unclear ifYannevar  2008 Page #131  
 steamship line [part ownership by Prescott Bush]. The president of this co 2008 Page #132  
covery , the son of Nazi financier Prescott Bush ran the nation. Vice Presi 2008 Page #142  

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tt." Dodd also claims to have seen Prescott's military records. (11) Accord 2006 Page #122  

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 shows an infection, which made us prescribe the two antibiotics." Their pr 2005 Page #34  

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. Lemos said. Two antibiotics were prescribed, penicillin and gentamicin, s 2005 Page #33  
 and the blood. There is no set or prescribed length of time for its use, t 2005 Page #91  
since 1954 when no substances were prescribed for dealing with EBE injuries 2006 Page #19  

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ntact with guarantees chat che.:.r presenc e not be revealed. Actually, we  2008 Page #113  

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ed several materials including the presence of titanium dioxide, a white pi 2003 Page #49  
ight clearly. He was amazed at the presence of the military vehicles coming 2003 Page #67  
ous activity, including a military presence. While Bill stood there with ot 2003 Page #70  
ng that there was a large military presence on the Berwyn Mountains on the  2003 Page #75  
n water consistently disclosed the presence of bubble emission within a ver 2003 Page #112  
f as a gas. One way to confirm the presence of hydrogen is to apply a simpl 2003 Page #114  
were doing with her and what their presence on Earth meant, and finally, fe 2003 Page #143  
ncy (who maintained a considerable presence at the Base) as well as a myste 2003 Page #145  
passes anything known to science o Presence seems benign e Several dead ent 2003 Page #174  
ith so they would have an official presence on both boats. O'Brien reported 2004 Page #38  
ers related to an extraterrestrial presence on this planet from 1947 to thi 2004 Page #61  
to-know access about the non-human presence. The May 15, 1947, incident has 2004 Page #63  
ent Truman on the extraterrestrial presence. SLIDE #15: Linda Moulton Howe, 2004 Page #69  
nd the world are keeping the alien presence secret. According to a January  2004 Page #88  
nts have chosen to cover up the ET presence, Smith stated that all governme 2004 Page #88  
ret government handling of the UFO presence on Earth. 102                   2004 Page #105  
 the cabal that controlled the UFO presence stopped briefing the President  2004 Page #176  
d covered up and controlled the ET presence. The main thing Moore received  2004 Page #191  
y of government handling of the ET presence. Most of the Majestic Twelve do 2004 Page #196  
NSAM 271 • Tell the truth about ET presence in Dallas as alleged in Nationa 2004 Page #212  
 Nolan, for example, recounted the presence of a helicopter circling the me 2004 Page #216  
vealed d1e following information: "Presence of C) toplasm vacuoles. Presenc 2005 Page #34  
 "Presence of C) toplasm vacuoles. Presence of fine toxic granulations in 8 2005 Page #34  
scribe the two antibiotics." Their presence indicated serious infection. "B 2005 Page #34  
ed that the findings suggested the presence of a caustic toxin. Some of the 2005 Page #34  
of a new scientific paradigm - the presence in our world and probably withi 2005 Page #73  
ers" -but the problem of how their presence has affected the development of 2005 Page #73  
runing official recognition of the presence of other beings affect us? That 2005 Page #75  
question: "does it matter that the presence of an apparent non-human intell 2005 Page #77  
ing back the admission of an aJjen presence -since it certainly appears tha 2005 Page #85  
 of the uruverse was the pervasive presence of energy (wruch he termed orgo 2005 Page #95  
 the dissipation of clouds and the presence of UFOs in the skies seemed una 2005 Page #99  
 felt that this "cloud" masked the presence of other UFOs. If so, this inci 2005 Page #100  
ch had observed and reported their presence during various cloud-busting op 2005 Page #100  
r Force Systems Command also has a presence at Groom Lake in Area 51. I ask 2005 Page #173  
 disclosure of an extraterrestrial presence. Both Dr. Robert Wood and Ryan  2006 Page #15  
ind knowledge of the existence and presence of intelligent, non- human bein 2006 Page #57  
, requiring strong law enforcement presence, possible activation of Nationa 2006 Page #59  
gists. The NHI are humanoid; their presence is so surreptitious that most p 2006 Page #63  
oot tall metal figure revealed its presence by radiating an illuminating gl 2006 Page #90  
s of Bahe' s trailer disclosed the presence of rodent feces, of which he to 2006 Page #110  
ic primer to confirm or refute the presence or absence of a similar pathoge 2006 Page #112  
s around bodies do not demonstrate presence (even trace) of blood 7. During 2006 Page #115  
science." This is even true in the presence of psychic phenomena. We just d 2006 Page #116  
ed by staff at the facility in our presence. We were shocked to see two cre 2006 Page #122  
1947 to study the "interplanetary" presence, as it was then called by insid 2006 Page #140  
t cover-up of an extra-terrestrial presence on Earth. I now have two milita 2006 Page #142  
/ID) tracking sources indicated no presence of orbital objects re-entering  2006 Page #189  
areness and acceptance of an alien presence on Earth? \X/har products and m 2007 Page #59  
areness and acceptance of an alien presence on Earth? Not that I've come ac 2007 Page #76  
k this would have meant chat ) our presence there was such a problem? I did 2007 Page #89  
use I was maintairung such a quiet presence at the time l ilidn't trunk the 2007 Page #90  
wbvard cases that need his type of presence co be able to make things happe 2007 Page #91  
ional Guard was called in with the presence of multiple helicopters. Federa 2007 Page #130  
he affair may have been due to the presence of what the Panel oddly describ 2007 Page #144  
o see the witness and react to rus presence, and all the humanoids re-enter 2007 Page #152  
mist, Dr. Visvaldo :Maffei, in the presence of severaJ witnesses. Dr. Maffe 2007 Page #194  
ure and possible intent of the UFO presence on Planet Earth, beyond any sha 2008 Page #23  
statements made about the military presence, it appears the retrieval opera 2008 Page #60  
nd by our Visitors, the ones whose presence on Earth so fascinates and elud 2008 Page #60  
 public's mind with the persistent presence of UFOs. After COBRA MIST's clo 2008 Page #74  
 the question of how to handle the presence of aliens here in a rather broa 2008 Page #106  
 the final question of whether the presence of ce-est:.a_ astrop_anes in ou 2008 Page #113  
of our testing atomic weapons? The presence of unidentif ied space craft fl 2008 Page #113  
r of uranium rods. Bush also was a presence in the corporate world of pharm 2008 Page #131  
 able to reach. These included the presence of phosphorus in the affected s 2009 Page #137  

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 extraterrestrial civilizations at present or ourselves in the future, is n 2003 Page #15  
the early months of 1942, up until present, intrusions of unidentified airc 2003 Page #28  
lice - n Local Police - Unknown at present a CG FBI Special Agent-? □ Cape  2003 Page #31  
 F. Morton; he died in 1974 and at present I have been unable to locate any 2003 Page #31  
 to this field office is unknown a present. SEM on March 11. 1941 opens FBI 2003 Page #32  
ould they record it accurately? At present, all I have is the Cape fire log 2003 Page #37  
 events in the 1960s and on to the present. A great deal of information has 2003 Page #41  
e was found in an area next to the present arroyo water course. When the ar 2003 Page #49  
in order to determine the elements present. The tan material contains a cla 2003 Page #50  
e always two Security Team members present at every face-to- face meeting w 2003 Page #100  
ed that reaction products would be present in the base water. If Mg is bein 2003 Page #112  
t chemical oxidation products were present. 108                             2003 Page #112  
ing us to react. In time, he would present this mass of data to the authori 2003 Page #142  
 AND GOALS 1. Scope of this manual Present all aspects of Majestic —12 in o 2003 Page #172  
is is also significant in that the present abbreviation of New Mexico as NM 2003 Page #183  
 The last point about a "clear and present danger" may require some comment 2003 Page #185  
 There might still be a “clear and present danger ” 11/8/2003 Special Opera 2003 Page #188  
s dependant on cabinet officers to present to him any information he might  2003 Page #189  
sident and UFOs The following were present: Honorable W. Stuart Symington,  2003 Page #191  
 practice that continues up to the present. Truman helped brief Eisenhower  2003 Page #191  
ation for a seminar I was asked to present to the top 50 scientists at the  2003 Page #197  
e quickly discuss the role of your present Secretary of State Colin Powell. 2003 Page #199  
o unique or specialized wording is present that would lead to the conclusio 2003 Page #206  
d the unique number system that is present on the Truman Twining directive. 2003 Page #210  
r that is a mere detail. Up to the present moment I have kept this matter o 2003 Page #230  
ere were male and I female genders present, but was hard to distinguish. n  2003 Page #236  
: The purpose of this report is to present the results of the exploitation  2004 Page #6  
was highly important. Although our present scientific knowledge does not pe 2004 Page #13  
lment of a aeries of ax-tioles rtt present spr3earirg iv. ttht+ ,70)1.ioeti 2004 Page #25  
s moored at the wharf. Others were present at the dock including Wilfred Sm 2004 Page #38  
ether some of these loose ends and present them as a cohesive update on wha 2004 Page #46  
ject in the U.S. government at the present time. WBS: May I ask the reason  2004 Page #91  
t I can't give you any more at the present time. Years later Dr. Sarbacher  2004 Page #91  
 want to tell you who he was; then present a table of his findings from 80  2004 Page #106  
d, whether recovery personnel were present, whether witnesses or researcher 2004 Page #106  
well-guarded old hangar": Einstein present 7 1947 Roswell, New Mexico, USA  2004 Page #111  
• Report 6, SW USA, 1947: Einstein present agrees with the Einstein memo •  2004 Page #118  
id" crashes of 1942. Actually, the present Chairman of the Fund for UFO Res 2004 Page #127  
how another aircraft, the Navy was present within 6 miles of the explosion, 2004 Page #130  
n, unidentified surface ships were present, photos were confiscated and nev 2004 Page #130  
e first one, which seemed to me to present the issues in the date, and the  2004 Page #137  
mented. • IF there are living EBEs present, shoot-to-kill orders are in for 2004 Page #169  
/FSB Nachalnik for UFO's should be present. USSR Crash Retrieval Procedures 2004 Page #171  
iar a seminar which I was asked to present to the top 183                   2004 Page #186  
eristics and bringing it up to the present time. At that point a number of  2004 Page #189  
ced the UFO documentary UFOs Past, Present, and Future in 1974 for the gove 2004 Page #192  
rs after the Aztec incident — the "present radar deployment in the Albuquer 2004 Page #220  
ot anything new and exotic. Let me present a "best read" of what we have fo 2004 Page #227  
no other members of the press were present when he photographed the debris  2004 Page #231  
ecollection at all of Marcel being present at his photo session in Ramey's  2004 Page #234  
Americans believe. This paper will present the results of my investigation  2004 Page #242  
 of the paper cannot be located at present although SFL checked with expert 2004 Page #250  
he assurance that no residuals are present before requests are acted upon." 2004 Page #253  
ing extraterrestrial or beyond our present day scientific knowledge; that n 2005 Page #76  
greed and they met later that day. Present were Captain Hill, Dr. Byers, Ha 2005 Page #98  
 mass media steadfastly refuses to present UFOs as a serious issue. And we  2005 Page #119  
n public domain on the subject. At present, GHQ has no further information, 2005 Page #123  
dence-that is the harsh reality at present. It would be ideal if they were  2005 Page #134  
h.is level, multiple witnesses are present that have seen the crash or afte 2005 Page #137  
 has been completed. Witnesses are present, stories appear genuine, a few a 2005 Page #137  
genuine, a few anachronisms may be present but have reasonab le explanation 2005 Page #137  
epost 139, the San Antonio exit of present day Interstate 25. There, over t 2005 Page #153  
can be added to the list up to the present year. However, investigators hav 2005 Page #166  
g the detailed factual data that I present leading to my conclusions that S 2006 Page #4  
al photography from 1948, 1952 and present day to pinpoint the location of  2006 Page #46  
e know dataset of intelligence. At present, I am 70% confident that we have 2006 Page #47  
rvative viewpoint, what we have at present is just an interesting story a c 2006 Page #47  
permission to Michael Lindemann to present this abridged report at the 2006 2006 Page #49  
lar Contact scenario (if any) will present itself, it is necessary to devel 2006 Page #50  
es that are hard to imagine in the present. In his book Scenarios: The Art  2006 Page #50  
ed NHI.) 3. The NHI life form will present itself in a manner such that rea 2006 Page #52  
aos if business community fails to present united front to preserve order.  2006 Page #59  
lassified aircraft. In each case I present a brief history of the aircraft, 2006 Page #72  
acked down two people who had been present in the Railroad Valley area in 1 2006 Page #80  
there were male and female genders present, but was hard to distinguish." I 2006 Page #104  
anism a virus is latent and can be present for an indefinite period of time 2006 Page #108  
anism a virus is latent and can be present for an indefinite period of time 2006 Page #112  
apparently deadly biological agent present at the scene is very worrying. M 2006 Page #136  
y in force to this day. Linda will present firsthand testimonies about Amer 2006 Page #139  
able and this presents a clear and present danger. Such keeper flights carr 2006 Page #140  
YEAR-OLD (1966), WITH THEIR FATHER PRESENT. COULD YOU PLEASE GIVE DETAIL IN 2006 Page #153  
e that period of time and on up to present day... YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT THE  2006 Page #162  
ian bombers. If thg proceed on the present course thg will be over Washingt 2006 Page #164  
the autobiography of Dean Acheson, Present at the Creation (W.W. Norton Pub 2006 Page #166  
here is, flying over Alaska at the present moment, a formation of Russian p 2006 Page #167  
 can be definitely answered at the present time because the CIC and Air For 2006 Page #178  
ort order, and be well prepared to present my findings at the Seattle UFO C 2006 Page #180  
irit of true science that I humbly present the following findings PROLOGUE: 2006 Page #182  
wn on Main Street, Las Vegas. Also present at the meeting was George Knapp  2006 Page #203  
er assumes chat news organizations present a more or less complete picnire  2007 Page #7  
h each other unless a solicitor is present. They have these electronic moni 2007 Page #92  
 hand information since he was not present and did not observe this inciden 2007 Page #140  
: The purpose of this report is to present the results of the exploitation  2007 Page #140  
 the Second World War, and who was present as a sciencific observer when th 2007 Page #144  
s to detem1ine whether or not UFOs present a threat to the security and def 2008 Page #24  
 Thicket. According to Will, those present at the crash site of what was a  2008 Page #37  
the lights. First, I would like to present a physicist's perspective on the 2008 Page #74  
s, and photographic equipment were present. SLIDE# 46 Illustration of white 2008 Page #93  
ravel into any region of the past, present and future, and back again ... B 2008 Page #95  
 harvest genetic material from our present Earth life in order for a future 2008 Page #95  
ts of both nickel and iridium were present at the Tunguska site, both of wh 2008 Page #100  
ionships with extraterrestrial men present no basical ly new problem from t 2008 Page #112  
r celestia l states . Th:..s would present the problem of distr.:.bution .  2008 Page #113  
 space, where the celestial states present new problems. * ... 1lr + * Res  2008 Page #113  
precisely, classify his target? At present, we can breathe a little easier  2008 Page #114  
sorbtion ■ unlhabited ■ ineradical present not presents one comma to period 2008 Page #116  
ne. Arsene de Goulevitch , who was present during the early days of the Bol 2008 Page #125  
give some future aid or comfort to present or future adversaries of the Uni 2009 Page #12  
s been undergoing evolution to the present time. The problem took on a comp 2009 Page #14  
 s and, therefore, secrecy, in its present form. But we could impose the co 2009 Page #21  
sign, this compares favorably with present all wing aircraft where the need 2009 Page #22  
give some future aid or comfort to present or future adversaries of the Uni 2009 Page #23  
s against the Soviet bloc. In this present environment of public awareness  2009 Page #25  
 larger conspiracy. What it didn't present, and what most people still do n 2009 Page #29  
gue of Angleton, who claimed to be present at the burning, released it on J 2009 Page #39  
Beale's Springs, which is near the present location of Kingman . But, it is 2009 Page #48  
e , and that they were frequentl y present at rocket test sites. She stated 2009 Page #90  
wn, but there is nothing at all in present scientific developments to overc 2009 Page #158  
ared that he "knows nothing of the present stage of its refinement or devel 2009 Page #161  
eats." General Kenney said that at present clouds could be broken up and st 2009 Page #162  
ared that he "knows nothing of the present stage of its refinement or devel 2009 Page #176  

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nts something outside the range of present-day technological de\·elopment i 2007 Page #195  

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 edition, which is what this whole presentation is about. The Manual arrive 2003 Page #171  
vided for his contact in his MUFON presentation of July 1989. Postage was p 2003 Page #171  
 story I wish to deal with in this presentation is the story about Presiden 2003 Page #194  
ference. I wanted to conclude this presentation with some thoughts from ano 2004 Page #58  
, Larry for the first time. Budd's presentation on the missing time phenome 2004 Page #58  
m. Larry and I both hope that this presentation, like Left At East Gate, wi 2004 Page #59  
son Welles War of the Worlds radio presentation, this information could cre 2004 Page #75  
me of the background work for this presentation and paper, and he can be pr 2004 Page #106  
mpany. Kimball stated in his MUFON presentation that the USAF had approache 2004 Page #179  
 the eve? For the purposes of this presentation, with an exception that I w 2004 Page #218  
." CONCLUSIONS : In the conference presentation, I'll share two recent upda 2005 Page #71  
story of Skunbvorks, but ended his presentation with the captivating statem 2005 Page #81  
nd the Colonel. Moise gave an oral presentation and all took notes except t 2005 Page #98  
lie, e it without an overwhelmin g presentation of evidence; and, yet the i 2005 Page #167  
rash-retrieval activities. In this presentation I examine three accidents i 2006 Page #72  
rk, 1995). For the purpose of this presentation, I have selected case studi 2006 Page #72  
 alien crash retrieval in the next presentation. It is possible that there  2006 Page #106  
huahua Disk Crash. Nick Redfern' s presentation that follows provides detai 2006 Page #109  
brief and singularly uninformative presentation by yours truly at the afore 2006 Page #180  
yed out I was to follow an amazing presentation by Lloyd Pye, perhaps the w 2006 Page #181  
. In 2008, in preparation for this presentation I attempted to contact Robb 2008 Page #45  
 a minute. In preparation for this presentation I asked my daughter Carolyn 2008 Page #50  
my name. " In preparation for this presentation I called him at the same te 2008 Page #54  
ospital. I went through the entire presentation of the Westport Crash with  2008 Page #54  
st popular programs was a hands-on presentation about the wide variety of s 2008 Page #57  
aul Wenzel as 1 was finishing this presentation. 1 asked him if he had any  2008 Page #60  
tal block is what the rest of this presentation is about. But as prelude, h 2008 Page #82  
is shown on a slide. Focus of this presentation Since the I si UFO Crash Re 2009 Page #7  
s stated by Phil Corso. The fourth presentation looked at a whole new issue 2009 Page #7  
how they relate to UFOs. The fifth presentation focused solely on one leake 2009 Page #7  
J-12 Special Studies Project. This presentation reviews testimonies, docume 2009 Page #35  

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 have been the subject of my other presentations. The first is the classic  2004 Page #117  
 I bring a unique background to my presentations: A. So far as I know I hav 2006 Page #13  
cond to be able to provide so many presentations to attentive audiences. RE 2006 Page #13  
d Hopkins, and John Carpenter gave presentations and Prof. Michael Swords o 2006 Page #198  
rought in speakers to special UNLV presentations including: Larry Dossey, B 2006 Page #206  
                         MENSA UFO PRESENTATIONS In July 2004 JVImsa held t 2008 Page #155  
ing In Las Vegas. There we two UFO presentations CON: CSICOPS (Now csn -Rob 2008 Page #155  

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nsive nature of the material to be presented, this telling by necessity sho 2003 Page #85  
egas, Nevada www.ufoconference.com Presented by www.majesticdocuments.com   2004 Page #1  
eport by General Twining. This was presented in detail at last year's confe 2004 Page #117  
which is like the military CIA, he presented Moore with a deal. He said, "I 2004 Page #190  
ated in the middle of the room, he presented her with a document that purpo 2004 Page #193  
 "Dr. Gee?" The only evidence ever presented to that effect is in J. P. Cah 2004 Page #219  
 the metal foil pieces analyzed. I presented a piece of this metal foil to  2004 Page #240  
verview of the burned memo will be presented that is particularly controver 2004 Page #242  
egas, Nevada www.ufoconference.com Presented by www.majesticdocuments.com   2005 Page #1  
■ "Three most important findings I presented to the General on UFO material 2005 Page #8  
o Lima-aiming to cover up evidence presented by UFO investigators-started o 2005 Page #35  
per, Retrievals of the Third Kind, presented at the annual MUFON symposium  2005 Page #41  
6 contained in Scringfield's paper presented at the annual NfUFON Conferenc 2005 Page #43  
he early psychoanalytic tradition, presented case findings to Freud support 2005 Page #89  
last years. Such material is often presented in a manner suggesting that a  2005 Page #102  
l 17, 1897. That is the first case presented in this book. J\ifarshaU's mem 2005 Page #123  
es in the first place.18 The cases presented in this book span the spectrum 2005 Page #134  
" One MOON DUST case from Bolivia, presented later in this book, was gleane 2005 Page #142  
He further testifies that the ET's presented a craft to the US government;  2005 Page #170  
ow-familiar -negative scenario was presented in the TV series V. The slow-s 2006 Page #64  
 • The skin surrounding the wounds presented a hyperchromatic violet-tinged 2006 Page #109  
hicago.) The complete affidavit is presented in A History of UFO Crashes by 2006 Page #175  
contents of this report were first presented to a UFO conference in Seattle 2006 Page #181  
dence has been and continues to be presented The witnesses have been and co 2006 Page #193  
l (but false) story about UFOs, as presented via the always cooperative Ame 2007 Page #23  
   ln a previous talk, Ryan \\food presented some news cLips containing wha 2007 Page #25  
Here are some of the opportunities presented by new medja: , Avenues to cha 2007 Page #39  
N ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF FL YING SAUCERS Presented to the Fifth Annual Crash Retr 2007 Page #42  
ntifiable disc-shaped object if we presented an attached coupon when making 2007 Page #65  
 there any evidence which has been presented to prove you djd in fact take  2007 Page #90  
resolve the puzzle. The finclings, presented to the NSC in the summer of 19 2007 Page #143  
e South American UFO incidents are presented (Campinas, Brazil, 1954; Ubacu 2007 Page #193  
nt space program. The opportunit y presented itself when the Soviet Ambassa 2007 Page #198  
, the nature of the five fragments presented in this paper is still a myste 2007 Page #202  
riend, Ryan, got interested and we presented a paper together reporting our 2009 Page #7  
able . This discussion is actually presented in the proceedings of the 1 si 2009 Page #7  
Crash Retrieval Conference, I have presented six times, on the topics noted 2009 Page #7  
 Special Reports 1-14. Dr. Wiesner presented an initial briefing on the ECO 2009 Page #26  
derground briefing that supposedly presented an insider's view of what happ 2009 Page #33  
 Force investigator Edward Ruppelt presented the stories in his well-known  2009 Page #33  
per, Retrievals of the Third Kind, presented at the annual Mutual UFO Netwo 2009 Page #49  

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 March 2004 Mr. Art Campbell was a presenter at the UFO Symposium in Aztec, 2004 Page #240  
a life in Puget Sound. The program presenter was Alan Rammer; he has worked 2008 Page #57  

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etachment from any" (blank). • "In presenting the findings of your mission  2003 Page #206  
sagssd to the possible oatacne. In presenting the findings of yycs 5 rtlsnd 2003 Page #212  
an p©li@y with regard to China. In presenting the findings of your alsalon  2003 Page #213  
an policy with regard to China. In presenting the findings of your mission  2003 Page #225  
 UFO researchers by cataloging and presenting the extraordinarily large num 2005 Page #119  
ation of the NHI life form and any presenting technologies. Some might assu 2006 Page #58  
ptoms develop on 6 February 1996 • Presenting symptom was left axillary fur 2006 Page #109  
ncluding Linda Moulton Howe who is presenting a talk at this conference. I  2006 Page #115  
le contributed to the results I am presenting , as shown in slide I 0. Dr.  2008 Page #106  

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dividuals: 1. Captain James Boyle, presently my aide-de-camp                2003 Page #222  
dividuals: 1. Captain James Boyle, presently my aide-de-camp                2003 Page #230  
ed life on this world, as they are presently configured, appear inadequate  2006 Page #50  
 public disclosure for reasons not presently understood. Sources tell of In 2007 Page #138  
ed States a counterforce strategy, presently favored by many is supposed to 2009 Page #22  

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the Maury Island case, the lecture presents several theories about what the 2003 Page #41  
ary of Defense. The President then presents the retiring Secretary with the 2003 Page #89  
ing in personal injuries. Slide 20 presents the dimensions and notes that " 2003 Page #173  
ion only if the Chinese Government presents satisfactory evidence of effect 2003 Page #225  
rt. However, his death certificate presents no defined cause for his death. 2005 Page #33  
ze the minefield that trus subject presents to those who are trying to ferr 2005 Page #168  
believed to be vulnerable and this presents a clear and present danger. Suc 2006 Page #140  
ill see, the Lummi Island Incident presents an extraordinary, well-document 2006 Page #182  
, The Last Days of Marilyn Monroe, presents the document as convincing evid 2007 Page #135  
exactly the same result. Slide I 9 presents Pace's data for the U.N. letter 2008 Page #107  
Cooper completely. This slide (27) presents an analogous result for sentenc 2008 Page #108  
nlhabited ■ ineradical present not presents one comma to period delete one  2008 Page #116  
as learned several times." Crisman presents himself as a man with secret k. 2009 Page #32  

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 ORGANISMS 25. Scope is retrieval, preservation, removal of cadavers and re 2003 Page #177  
vers and remains 26. Retrieval and preservation o Decomposition degree will 2003 Page #177  
 35, the focus is on retrieval and preservation, while minimizing contact w 2003 Page #178  

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ct: gloves, tools, no bare hands o Preserve remains: ice, tarps, labels, se 2003 Page #177  
e expense of the other in order to preserve themselves .... Trotsky on Tuka 2004 Page #154  
kout": Great care must be taken to preserve the security of any location wh 2005 Page #129  
sures must be taken to protect and preserve any material or craft from disc 2005 Page #129  
 are like the gorillas in a nature preserve in Africa who know nothing abou 2006 Page #6  
about what is going on outside the preserve. I think aliens have been traip 2006 Page #6  
eptable if conditions or delays to preserve that life in any way compromise 2006 Page #21  
's claims. Dan Sherman and Project Preserve Destiny Dan Sherman served with 2006 Page #21  
nto a classified program, "Project Preserve Destiny" (PPD), conducted under 2006 Page #21  
ircumstances. Dan Sherman (Project Preserve Destiny) Clifford Stone (Projec 2006 Page #22  
ocial order; then it would seek to preserve public welfare and ensure that  2006 Page #56  
ctors might be mainly concerned to preserve economic stability in the wake  2006 Page #56  
y fails to present united front to preserve order. Some businesses are like 2006 Page #59  
er to invoke divine protection and preserve public hope and faith. The medi 2006 Page #62  
itary defense, and finding ways to preserve some fraction of humankind in c 2006 Page #62  
e inclined to discard the data and preserve the order they thought they kne 2006 Page #101  
e attempt of the United Nations to preserve the independence of South Korea 2006 Page #165  
o years of issue. That would fully preserve tactical secrecy but exclude st 2009 Page #21  

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 assist in the autopsy of one well preserved cadaver to be done by MAJOR. C 2003 Page #236  
 to have seen rune deceased aliens preserved in deep freeze conditions. The 2005 Page #79  
 assist in the autopsy of one well preserved cadaver to be done by MAJOR CH 2006 Page #104  
g between Truman and Adee which is preserved at the Truman library: 'At thi 2006 Page #168  

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ntions of NHI would be critical to preserving social order. - Perceived "Go 2006 Page #67  
nce regarding technology's role in preserving democratic institutions and h 2009 Page #24  

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h there is too hnlc information to preside a solid factual hash for an expl 2003 Page #118  

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Republican Party's nominee for the Presidenc y in 1964, Goldwater was a Gen 2005 Page #79  

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to discuss today about the Clinton presidency is the Clinton connection to  2003 Page #200  
y investigation during the Clinton presidency concluded that the Roswell In 2004 Page #133  
place, and it all started with the Presidency of Richard Nixon. In 1973, mi 2004 Page #178  
e Holloman AFB story and the Nixon presidency, however, has led me to belie 2004 Page #180  
o at least 26 incidents during the presidency that Bill or Hillary Clinton  2004 Page #196  
third in line of succession to the Presidency, and chaired the Senate Commi 2008 Page #132  
ots first emerged during the Nixon presidency and began blossomin g in the  2008 Page #142  
3. Available online at: http://www.presidency .ucsb.edu /ws/index.php?pid=6 2009 Page #46  

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.......................... 165 The President and UFOs - Top Secret ........ 2003 Page #3  
truth? ” www.majcsticdocumcnts.com President Harry S. Truman “I can assure  2003 Page #5  
    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference President Dwight D. Eisenhower Source: J 2003 Page #6  
d power exists and will persist. ” President John. F. Kennedy "I would like 2003 Page #6  
or, NASA www.majosticdocumonts.com President Gerald Ford “...I strongly rec 2003 Page #6  
         Famous UFO-Related Quotes President Ronald Regan “I occasionally t 2003 Page #7  
ly, 1987 www.majesticdocuments.com President William J. Clinton www.majesti 2003 Page #7  
d with the answers I was getting." President Jimmy Carter “I don’t laugh at 2003 Page #7  
ley Clark Democratic Candidate for President “I still believe in E=mc 2, bu 2003 Page #8  
ward Dean Democratic Candidate for President What ’s your stance on UFOs, s 2003 Page #9  
003 www.majesticdocumcnts.com Vice President Dick Chaney “Well, if I had be 2003 Page #9  
icdocumenU.com“While working under president Eisenhower, I discovered that  2003 Page #16  
ments.com Mikhail Gorbachev Former President of the Soviet Union "At our me 2003 Page #18  
At our meeting in Geneva, the U.S. President said that if the earth faced a 2003 Page #18  
) then writes a secret memo to the President about this event. However, wha 2003 Page #24  
tial Bodies July 5, 1947 - Bush to President - Exploit □ September 24, 1947 2003 Page #25  
 is clear from the first memo that president Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) wr 2003 Page #25  
als it would be impossible for the president to have 'considered the dispos 2003 Page #25  
p Secret memo from Marshall to the President dated just one week after the  2003 Page #26  
. During the process of tabulating President Truman's white house switchboa 2003 Page #29  
e that night than it had been when President Kennedy had previously visited 2003 Page #61  
. He becomes a partner in 1923 and President in 1926 when Dillon dies. He a 2003 Page #85  
of business leaders who advise the President on economic matters. Forrestal 2003 Page #86  
ar-a-year to be at the call of the President. In May 1940 Forrestal is appo 2003 Page #86  
ollowing secession of hostilities, President Truman asks the Army and the N 2003 Page #86  
r a unification of the forces. The President favors the Navy's plan and app 2003 Page #86  
lishment comes into existence. The President immediately names former Secre 2003 Page #87  
ng "the principle assistant to the President in all matters relating to nat 2003 Page #87  
ning from a state visit to Brazil, President Truman sends a message from th 2003 Page #87  
 President's decision, former Vice President (and Presidential candidate Wa 2003 Page #87  
 the new Secretary of Defense. The President then presents the retiring Sec 2003 Page #89  
ants and advisors. On April 23 the President visits Forrestal and four days 2003 Page #90  
 news. The Times reports that the "President was inexpressively shocked and 2003 Page #92  
ouse National Security Staff under President Dwight Eisenhower and later in 2003 Page #102  
rest solely with the Office of the President following appropriate discussi 2003 Page #134  
rest solely with the Office "f the President following appropriate d sncusr 2003 Page #136  
l physicist Paul Bennewitz was the president of his own company, Thunder Sc 2003 Page #141  
o his Senators, media oulets, even President Reagan to warn them of the dan 2003 Page #144  
3-page document, titled Somaliland President Egal Speaks on Mystenous Bomb  2003 Page #163  
Operations directly responsible to President The six goals are: s Recover a 2003 Page #172  
tories for media and briefings for President and Chiefs of Staff o As a res 2003 Page #177  
 status"; no one can interfere per President 11 8/2003 Special Operatons Mi 2003 Page #177  
                               The President and UFOs - Top Secret Grant Ca 2003 Page #189  
ortant to view why the role of the president is so important. It has long b 2003 Page #189  
 in the hands of the military. The president is the civilian head of the mi 2003 Page #189  
tional Security Agency or CIA, the president should still receive the best  2003 Page #189  
 important to view the role of the president in any review of crashed sauce 2003 Page #189  
ashed saucer evidence, because the president is the ultimate authority. Onl 2003 Page #189  
 ultimate authority. Only when the president stands up and says, "Some UFOs 2003 Page #189  
any believe that once elected, the president is suddenly spoken to by God a 2003 Page #189  
ar from the truth. Once sworn in a president is dependant on cabinet office 2003 Page #189  
 cabinets are empty. An example is President Clinton, who at the time of hi 2003 Page #189  
 the stories that look at what the president might have known about the sub 2003 Page #189  
idential stories show at times the president knows, and at time doesn't kno 2003 Page #189  
ing it all up I would say that the president is told, but that the level of 2003 Page #189  
 think the evidence shows that the president knows the reality of the pheno 2003 Page #190  
 in presidential libraries. 2. The president has only faced the UFO questio 2003 Page #190  
man was, as everyone knows was the president who held the White House at th 2003 Page #190  
                                   President and UFOs The following were pr 2003 Page #191  
talk after making a promise to the president. General Roger Ramey is anothe 2003 Page #191  
that he never had contact with the president, and yet George Filer of "File 2003 Page #191  
 Robert Landry, the Air Advisor to President Truman, may also help shed lig 2003 Page #191  
senhower As I said previously, the president only knows what is told to him 2003 Page #191  
ice-president he only met with the president twice, and was therefore out o 2003 Page #191  
t was going on. When Truman became president he decided that the next presi 2003 Page #191  
president he decided that the next president would not end up as president  2003 Page #191  
next president would not end up as president knowing nothing as he had. He  2003 Page #191  
                                   President and UFOs My library research i 2003 Page #193  
sh. At the time of Kecksburg crash President Johnson was at his White House 2003 Page #193  
inside the Executive Office of the President. This was one of the groups th 2003 Page #193  
outside Washington D.C., where the president and top government leaders are 2003 Page #193  
he presidential heliport where the president is dropped off. The tower that 2003 Page #194  
e many of you might know where the president in case of attack. He told me  2003 Page #194  
is presentation is the story about President Nixon giving Jackie Gleason ac 2003 Page #194  
                                   President and UFOs The gist of the story 2003 Page #195  
m talk about UFOs before he became president. From the March 26, 1966 "Face 2003 Page #195  
ng on the UFO front once he became president or after. It naturally leads t 2003 Page #195  
m our national security, then I as president would go ahead and release it. 2003 Page #196  
have the need to know — that being president was not sufficient "need to kn 2003 Page #196  
                                   President and UFOs preparing for Preside 2003 Page #197  
  President and UFOs preparing for President Jimmy Carter. One study was on 2003 Page #197  
have related this discovery to the president in her study. Here is Sheehan' 2003 Page #197  
ngress Research Group analysis for President Carter, I was given access to  2003 Page #197  
and said Shirley had told him that President Carter had told her he had see 2003 Page #198  
nger. Can you tell me exactly what President Carter said?" Shirley MacLaine 2003 Page #198  
 Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan was a president who was interested in the para 2003 Page #198  
ble to get future details from the president as Reagan left for bed as soon 2003 Page #198  
seeing ET - The Extraterrestrial - President Reagan made an appearance at t 2003 Page #198  
                                   President and UFOs Harrison Schmitt then 2003 Page #199  
peech. As a side note to this Vice President Dick Cheney also showed up at  2003 Page #199  
e decided it was time to go to the president and get him to declassify all  2003 Page #200  
dealing with the UFO issue for the president. The OSTP files reveal that mu 2003 Page #200  
nd discussed a draft letter to the president on UFO disclosure that he felt 2003 Page #200  
at he felt it was now time for the president to see. Further Diamond talked 2003 Page #200  
ller to edit the UFO letter to the president. In a second letter written by 2003 Page #200  
 we shall as well." As I have said President Clinton was very interested in 2003 Page #200  
s National Security Advisor to the president was "out of the loop." 196     2003 Page #200  
                                   President and UFOs Just one minute. I wo 2003 Page #201  
ing to the alien spaceship theory. President Clinton was not amused. In a s 2003 Page #201  
wrote letters to the visiting U.S. president and the two winning letter wri 2003 Page #201  
97, the USAF decided the screw the president with yet another Roswell repor 2003 Page #201  
he UFO story as it applies to Vice President Dick Cheney. Cheney has held m 2003 Page #202  
ithin this administration Mr. Vice President with regards to UFOs? Cheney:  2003 Page #202  
 Marshall's office and sent to the President for signature together. This c 2003 Page #203  
eneral Wedemeyer and signed by the president which are for your use and fil 2003 Page #204  
MacArthur and a Memorandum for the President vi. 5. On Monday, July 7, 1947 2003 Page #204  
 of State, Marshall meets with the President. Source: Truman Library meetin 2003 Page #204  
eral Marshall writes a note to the President v""My dear Mr. President: I wa 2003 Page #204  
te to the President v""My dear Mr. President: I wanted to take up the attac 2003 Page #204  
ly 8, 1947, Marshall writes to the president, "I do not think there should  2003 Page #204  
Marshall writes a memo ’"' for the President about Wedemeyer's mission to c 2003 Page #205  
man Archives, it is clear that the President signed the directives and sent 2003 Page #208  
ponse: On July 4, Marshall and the President knew about the New Mexico cras 2003 Page #208  
're done send a copy along for the President to sign." 205                  2003 Page #209  
ation" Both memos were sent to the President and signed with the pantograph 2003 Page #211  
y Vl Top Secret, Memorandum to the President, Subject: Mission of General W 2003 Page #211  
hall on Friday July 4, 1947 to the President about Wedemeyer's China trip a 2003 Page #211  
 Vl" Top Secret Memorandum for the President by Marshall, dated July 8, 194 2003 Page #211  
of the Forces Military Aldo to the President Director, Office for Emergency 2003 Page #214  
neral Y.edemsyer and signed by the President which are for your use and fil 2003 Page #216  
l information on which you and the President could base appropriate action. 2003 Page #222  
ON July 8, 1947 MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT Subjects Mission, of General W 2003 Page #224  
 N 0 Dz’.eS/Vfl MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT Subject i Mission or General N 2003 Page #228  
e in It-late August this year. The President was given a Limited briefing   2003 Page #234  
-page document, titled "Somaliland President Egal Speaks on Mysterious Bomb 2004 Page #16  
1947 Airplane Crash Board Convenes President Truman's special board of inqu 2004 Page #67  
dered June 15, 2947, Washington — "President Truman — acting to end the wav 2004 Page #69  
can air safety." By June 15, 1947, President Harry S. Truman ordered a spec 2004 Page #69  
P SECRET Majestic-12 list advising President Truman on the extraterrestrial 2004 Page #69  
 an alleged briefing paper for the President of the United States about "un 2004 Page #69  
 is businessman Scott Ramsey, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Exp 2004 Page #70  
ion was specifically authorized by President Harry Truman himself. One of E 2004 Page #71  
began with the fear and shock that President Truman and his close associate 2004 Page #75  
 one of the craft must have scared President Truman and his colleagues so b 2004 Page #80  
ay and end of July 1947, provoking President Truman to call for a special i 2004 Page #82  
crash retrievals were close to the president. There is lack of supporting e 2004 Page #84  
s. The reason for this is that the president is purposely kept clear of any 2004 Page #84  
y kept clear of any paperwork. The president is kept up to date on events b 2004 Page #84  
dry, who was the Air Force aide to President Truman, discussed this protect 2004 Page #84  
t part of his job was to brief the President on UFOs. He stated that this w 2004 Page #84  
that the UFO briefing given to the President was always oral. More evidence 2004 Page #84  
imply tell us that he had promised President Truman that he would not talk  2004 Page #85  
with, talked, or corresponded with President Truman. He played a key role i 2004 Page #85  
s no contact between Ramey and the President, an interview done with Ramey' 2004 Page #85  
Base Commander" following Roswell. President Truman was the first president 2004 Page #85  
ll. President Truman was the first president to actually have to publicly d 2004 Page #85  
uished career which included being president of Penn State University for 1 2004 Page #98  
ligence, such as when he went into President Kennedy's office with his larg 2004 Page #101  
e photographic charts to brief the President on the missiles in Cuba. Lunda 2004 Page #101  
of Navy Intelligence, the FBI, and President Eisenhower. Smith and the FBI  2004 Page #103  
int man on the satellite issue for President Eisenhower was his national se 2004 Page #103  
the Center for UFO Studies; and as President of the Cincinnati UFO Society. 2004 Page #108  
eport first page, the Humelsine to President Memo Eyes Only stamp referenci 2004 Page #119  
arding the Roswell Incident during President Clinton's administration? What 2004 Page #140  
ed. Why was Bill Clinton the first president in fifty years to make a state 2004 Page #140  
ent? While traveling in Ireland as President, he answered a schoolboy's que 2004 Page #140  
In response to that comment by the President, I wrote him a letter and sent 2004 Page #140  
as a gift from Ms. Lewinsky to the President. The debunkers, in dismissing  2004 Page #140  
ther said he had made a promise to President Truman that he would not discu 2004 Page #144  
n to Edwards Air Force Base, where President Eisenhower may have gone to se 2004 Page #144  
the news erroneously reported that President Eisenhower had died of a heart 2004 Page #144  
 the Air Force force-fed us during President Bill Clinton's administration, 2004 Page #144  
 reported to close confidants that President Nixon once took him to see the 2004 Page #147  
ad Air Force Base after he and the President played golf. Reportedly, learn 2004 Page #147  
av Keldysh "Theoretician of Space" President USSR Academy of Sciences Atten 2004 Page #157  
s sources have told him that after President Kennedy the cabal that control 2004 Page #176  
 UFO presence stopped briefing the President on what was going on. If this  2004 Page #176  
onfusion lies in the fact that the President has been shielded from any que 2004 Page #176  
ith the mystery. Surprisingly, the President of the United States has only  2004 Page #176  
 days after the Roswell crash when President Truman was asked whether he kn 2004 Page #176  
ecember 1954 press conference when President Eisenhower was asked what he t 2004 Page #176  
e time. That was the last time the President was asked, or in other words,  2004 Page #176  
 was asked, or in other words, the President has not been asked a question  2004 Page #176  
to come to the conclusion that the President doesn't know anything. There a 2004 Page #176  
onies and statements that show the President has been in the loop all along 2004 Page #176  
nt has been in the loop all along. President Lyndon Johnson is an example.  2004 Page #176  
 51 had been confiscated, and that President Johnson told him personally, " 2004 Page #176  
classified." The statement shows a president in charge. Johnson also seemed 2004 Page #176  
a, who ran Mount Weather where the President and top staffers would be take 2004 Page #176  
son's Texas ranch to meet with the President At almost the same time, all t 2004 Page #177  
rol he would have been the perfect president for the job. He had a fascinat 2004 Page #177  
ection of outer space files of any president, and a correct reading of hist 2004 Page #177  
bably always be seen as simply the president who was brought down by the Wa 2004 Page #180  
nd he did have a direct contact to President Nixon. Emenegger had applied i 2004 Page #181  
n Agency, which had been formed by President Eisenhower in 1953 to "central 2004 Page #181  
erence for the job: Bob Haldeman — President Nixon's Chief of Staff who had 2004 Page #181  
f. I asked Emenegger if he thought President Nixon was behind the attempt t 2004 Page #184  
a letter that he had received from President Nixon. Linda recalled that the 2004 Page #185  
een no reason to destroy that one. President Jimmy Carter Other presidents  2004 Page #185  
ived his intelligence briefings as President elect. The briefing was given  2004 Page #185  
ational security, in my opinion as President I would go ahead and release t 2004 Page #186  
ary to the prevailing opinion that President Carter did not fulfill his pro 2004 Page #186  
 to see the files on behalf of the President was Daniel Sheehan, who at the 2004 Page #186  
files for two studies on UFOs that President Carter had requested. I was co 2004 Page #186  
ngress research group analysis for President Carter, I was given access to  2004 Page #186  
atives, who in turn sent it to the President. In this report they concluded 2004 Page #187  
Shirley MacLaine had told him that President Carter had told her that he ha 2004 Page #188  
FO briefing that had been given to President Carter. Shortly before he died 2004 Page #188  
 There were two briefings given to President Carter and Jack McGeorge atten 2004 Page #189  
o the best of my ability. Once the President was in the room seated at a ta 2004 Page #189  
 that was the end of the briefing. President Ronald Reagan Like Nixon it ap 2004 Page #189  
his new plan. Was this coming from President Reagan? Emenegger stated that  2004 Page #192  
be a UFO briefing document for the President of the United States. He (Doty 2004 Page #193  
 page — "BRIEFING DOCUMENT FOR THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERIC 2004 Page #193  
ked more about UFOs than any other president. On my website I have an artic 2004 Page #196  
ng done, I would conclude that the President is bound by many factors, such 2004 Page #197  
 tasuany --as if lie Died at Fred, President Declares , Icepita A P00A1 00" 2004 Page #203  
              Murder & Majestic 12 President John F Kennedy Why assassinate 2004 Page #212  
bout the Aztec incident. He is the president of New Mexicans for Science an 2004 Page #223  
administration; he later served as President and Chairman of the Board of t 2004 Page #224  
ence) 11. Edward Teller's Pitch to President Reagan for SDI www.majesticdoc 2004 Page #248  
plicit with the assassination of a president? There is no reasonable merit  2004 Page #254  
y programs. We discovered that the President, National Security Staff, Depa 2004 Page #254  
h Range was established in 1933 b) President Herbert Hoover "as an agricult 2005 Page #52  
a, /) /(I. . SLIDE# 36 -And a Vice President of Morton Thiokol, based in no 2005 Page #63  
own. Rather, an Executive Order by President Reagan in 1982 severely curtai 2005 Page #74  
ed in. In 1974, Congress drove the President from office. Soon after, it re 2005 Page #84  
r dared December 30, 1940 advising President Roosevelt co authorize de, elo 2005 Page #92  
 are no authorities whatsoever. No president, no academy, court of law, con 2005 Page #94  
arding this likelihood directly to President Eisenhower. The White House re 2005 Page #96  
 Loan, and as a close associate of President Eisenhower. He was also Direct 2005 Page #97  
n for this change, it insured that President Eisenhower would be in attenda 2005 Page #97  
ather morufication work - from the President on down. By way of one last ex 2005 Page #101  
ke note that on November 22, 1955, President Eisenhower's proposal for the  2005 Page #101  
ional Bureau and the Office of the President appraised of his activities, a 2005 Page #102  
ct. "One thing's for sure," stated President Jimmy Carter, who spoke openly 2005 Page #119  
 writes a Top Secret Memorandum to President Roosevelt stating: As indicate 2005 Page #122  
emorandum from General Marshall to President Roosevelt concerning the Los A 2005 Page #124  
3 Mutual UFO Network International President Eisenhower, to Gen. Nathan Twi 2005 Page #126  
es Project" and indicates that the President wished the "MJ-12 SSP briefing 2005 Page #126  
planetary Phenomenon Unit (IPU) by President Roosevelt and Gen. Marshall wa 2005 Page #127  
cs well beyond normal security) by President Roosevelt to the "THE SPECIAL  2005 Page #127  
and Professor Albert Einstein, the President writes: It is my personal judg 2005 Page #128  
, 18 NOVEM~ER, 1952" telling about President Truman's establishment of a to 2005 Page #128  
p secret UFO briefing document for President Eisenhower, as weU as a versio 2005 Page #130  
the MJ l 2 Documents . 11 Jn 1950, President Truman approved Raven Rock Mou 2005 Page #130  
the Center for UFO Studies; and as President of the Cincinnati UFO Society. 2005 Page #139  
, having dined in the Kremlin with President Gorbachev , at The \'!hire Hou 2005 Page #149  
bachev , at The \'!hire House with President Reagan, in Monte Carlo with Gr 2005 Page #149  
nt Board. His father had been with President Eisenhower at Edwards AFB in 1 2005 Page #164  
urprise to many Americans, but the President of the USA doesn't . speak for 2006 Page #5  
h. After all who elected him World President? Certainly not the billion peo 2006 Page #5  
erican Rocket Society in 1952 took President Truman to task for the attack  2006 Page #10  
duties by special direction of the President of the United States. In addit 2006 Page #18  
nference Dr. Eric A. Walker Former president or Penn State University 1987  2006 Page #27  
from Akron, Ohio. Letter from E.C. President - Akron Ast. Club." This 10073 2006 Page #96  
ial Studies Group was appointed by President Harry S. Truman in 1947 to stu 2006 Page #140  
y that the Majestic-12 group under President Harry S. Truman was at first t 2006 Page #141  
 Andy Kissner said he learned that President Harry S. Truman ordered a poli 2006 Page #141  
dvantage. I asked him if the U. S. President knew and he said, 'Can't go th 2006 Page #162  
SE, WASHINGTON, D.C, OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES TIME: 10: 2006 Page #164  
 THE UNITED STATES TIME: 10:30 AM (President Truman is preparing for a conf 2006 Page #164  
ry of Defense Robert Lovett.) 'Mr. President. I don't know whether this is  2006 Page #164  
 Korean and Chinese aggression had President Truman brought on the most-fea 2006 Page #164  
wspaper editorials were calling on President Truman to "drop it" on China.  2006 Page #165  
report and an instruction from the President. Our early warning radar ystem 2006 Page #167  
 the message. He asked whether the President had canceled the eleven-thitV  2006 Page #167  
tification of the radar detections President Truman already knew about the  2006 Page #167  
sian planes heading southeast. The President wishes the Bluish ambassador t 2006 Page #167  
 planes to arrive over Washington. President Truman wrote about the same ep 2006 Page #168  
mosphere had thrown the radar off" President Truman's version of the event  2006 Page #168  
ly entered the room and handed the President a rood from Dtpuo Secretag of  2006 Page #168  
t the 'alert' that had reached the President an hour earlier when it was th 2006 Page #168  
ion of atmospheric conditions. The President informed the Prime Minister th 2006 Page #168  
 effects" explanation mentioned by President 165                            2006 Page #168  
 immediately. 4. The Office of the President was notified. Bngadier General 2006 Page #170  
urned the call and stated that the President had been notified and that: a. 2006 Page #170  
of the Air Force. b. Office of the President would release no information.  2006 Page #170  
did Undersecretary Lovett tell the President that arctic atmospheric condit 2006 Page #173  
 for whatever reason, not tell the President and the Undersecretary of Defe 2006 Page #173  
 country in a vain attempt to oust President Ronald Reagan and Vice Preside 2006 Page #183  
t President Ronald Reagan and Vice President George Bush. Meanwhile, here i 2006 Page #183  
first managed to enfat the help of President Wilson, who then appointed pro 2007 Page #10  
 For example, Robert Coonrod, past president of the Corporation for Public  2007 Page #14  
·-·--·· ... Likewise, Kevin Klose, president and CEO of National Public Rad 2007 Page #14  
national security" reasons '\) ~:' President Discoants· 'I . ;';\ 'Sauc~r'  2007 Page #24  
the front page of the NYT in which President Eisenhower says he's been assu 2007 Page #24  
accept the idea, expressed here by President John F. Kennedy, that national 2007 Page #35  
the 1960s. In 1949 Bronk was named president of Johns Hopkins University, a 2007 Page #75  
hns Hopkins University, and later, president of Rockefeller University. Bro 2007 Page #75  
ific point was brought home during President Dwight D. Eisenhower's farewel 2007 Page #108  
 detiYered on January I 7'h, 1961. President Eisenhower stated that "ln the 2007 Page #108  
cher of UFOs named Timothy Cooper, President John F. Kennedy had guardedly  2007 Page #134  
t arising from her trysts with the President and the Attorney General. One  2007 Page #135  
secret" mentioned the visit by the President at a secret air base for the p 2007 Page #135  
e way she was being ignored by the President and his brother. [Monroe] thre 2007 Page #135  
ust 1973 by the nephew of a former president of Mexico and a mid-air collis 2007 Page #184  
n David Mateos, nephew of a former president. The disc shaped object seen b 2007 Page #191  
years the personal pilot of former president Carlos Menem, when he was gove 2007 Page #196  
days later a candidate running for president was tarred with the brush that 2008 Page #14  
some logic. But I hardly think the President will consider it for the obvio 2008 Page #114  
penheimer discussing chis with the President. I talked co Gordon, and he ag 2008 Page #114  
. ... -...... -. -•V~ Handling the President and Intent of Tab "A" ■ What t 2008 Page #121  
ept. 14, 200 I, just after 9/ I I. President George W. Bush stated: ·'I her 2008 Page #123  
 Loeb & Company. Root, an honorary president of the secretive Council on Fo 2008 Page #125  
alker, the maternal grandfather of President George W. Bush. Trotsky 's Rus 2008 Page #125  
-signed a petition urging the aged President Paul von Hindenburg to name Hi 2008 Page #126  
 Ambassador to the Soviet Union by President Roosevelt in 1943 and particip 2008 Page #129  
zette in 2003, "the grandfather of President George W. Bush, failed to dive 2008 Page #129  
to the Carnegie wealth, serving as president of the Carnegie Institute from 2008 Page #131  
Read & Co. and by I 93 7 was named President. This was at a time when Dillo 2008 Page #131  
t ownership by Prescott Bush]. The president of this company was Julius P.  2008 Page #132  
 Arthur Vandenberg , who served as President Pro Tempore of the Senate, thi 2008 Page #132  
n. From 1953 until 1968 he was . , president of the Rockefeller Institute f 2008 Page #133  
ame to power, Hunsaker became vice president of the Goodyear-Zeppelin Corpo 2008 Page #133  
Central Intelligence, appointed by President Truman. He was Executive Secre 2008 Page #133  
nt on national security affairs to President Truman. During that same time  2008 Page #133  
erified by a letter from Menzel to President Kennedy in which he mentioned  2008 Page #133  
ational security. Berkner also was president of Associated Universities , I 2008 Page #134  
up may have been best expressed by President Lyndon B. Johnson who, speakin 2008 Page #134  
trological alignments? And who did President Johnson mean by the "masters o 2008 Page #136  
 Dwight D. Eisenhower, was elected president. He was persuaded to name John 2008 Page #138  
to become secretary of state under President Richard Nixon to help further  2008 Page #138  
. After the war, Dickopf served as president of Interpol from 1968 to 1972. 2008 Page #139  
nterpol, where he was elected vice president. Many researchers claim Hoover 2008 Page #139  
nd I. G. Farben, Standard Oil Vice President Frank Howard also served as ch 2008 Page #140  
 to author Webster Tarpley, future President Richard M. Nixon became Allen  2008 Page #141  
ng of the American establishment." President Lyndon Johnson was surrounded  2008 Page #141  
 after succeeding Nixon in office, President Ronald Reagan was shot. His ac 2008 Page #142  
Prescott Bush ran the nation. Vice President Bush took control during Reaga 2008 Page #142  
into accepting George Bush as vice president. Following his 1980 election,  2008 Page #142  
ld Rumsfeld, CEO of Searle, was on President Reagan's transition team and t 2008 Page #142  
 Kurt Wahlheim, who was deposed as president of Austria after his Nazi back 2008 Page #145  
3 Timeline & Political Analysis of President Kennedy's Efforts to Declassif 2009 Page #5  
 Cooper, "Edward Teller's Pitch to President Reagan for SDI," 4             2009 Page #10  
nce is a crucial policy issue. The President , the Congress , and the peopl 2009 Page #15  
fense and research establishments. President Truman and other leading membe 2009 Page #17  
ets for a while anyway. I remember President Johnson's crypted statements r 2009 Page #17  
hrough such action than give in to President Kennedy's demand that UFO deco 2009 Page #18  
wing: 1. To periodically brief the President and selected members of the Na 2009 Page #18  
                           (a) The President, the Director of Central Intel 2009 Page #19  
 amore likely-the Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs  2009 Page #19  
tor of Central Intelligence to the President Elect after he officially assu 2009 Page #25  
e for its contents. As soon as the President Elect is confirmed as the Pres 2009 Page #25  
resident Elect is confirmed as the President of the United States by Consti 2009 Page #25  
mendations as to how to advise the President and the NSC of past and curren 2009 Page #25  
and specific knowledge of what the President knows about past and current o 2009 Page #25  
g on the ECOMCOM situation and the President directed that most urgent acti 2009 Page #26  
  Timeline & Political Analysis of President Kennedy's Efforts to Declassif 2009 Page #35  
of senior CIA officials and MJ-12. President Kennedy's Efforts to Gain Acce 2009 Page #35  
 14, 1954, is a Memorandum sent by President Eisenhower's National Security 2009 Page #35  
d Top Secret Memorandum written by President Truman to Secretary of Defense 2009 Page #36  
rest solely with the Office of the President following appropriate discussi 2009 Page #37  
ped direct Presidential oversight. President Kennedy's Attempts to Control  2009 Page #37  
y's Attempts to Control MJ-12 When President Kennedy came to office in 1961 2009 Page #37  
thority over it. On June 28, 1961, President Kennedy wrote the following to 2009 Page #37  
ity. Early in his administration , President Kennedy showed that he desired 2009 Page #37  
ive control. On February 18, 1961, President Kennedy issued Executive Order 2009 Page #37  
                                   President Kennedy's EO 10920 showed that 2009 Page #38  
genuine, Dulles' letter was giving President Kennedy only minimal informati 2009 Page #38  
 shared with the "Chief Executive [President Kennedy], National Security Co 2009 Page #39  
      secret directives proscribed President Kennedy's National Security te 2009 Page #40  
ified UFO files In September 1963, President Kennedy launched a ground brea 2009 Page #40  
al Assembly on September 20, 1963, President Kennedy said: Finally, in a fi 2009 Page #40  
mmitment for joint space missions, President Kennedy issued National Securi 2009 Page #40  
e control of classified UFO files. President Kennedy's Hotline Conversation 2009 Page #41  
 a "Hot Line" conversation between President Kennedy and Soviet Premiere Ni 2009 Page #41  
t the Hotline document is genuine. President Kennedy's UFO initiatives led  2009 Page #42  
on directive On November 12, 1963, President John F. Kennedy had reached br 2009 Page #42  
emented by Angleton in response to President Kennedy's November 12, 1963 re 2009 Page #42  
er no circumstances would any U.S. President or his national security staff 2009 Page #43  
 for the assassination of any U.S. President who could not "be influenced a 2009 Page #43  
further" to follow MJ-12 policies. President Kennedy's 1963 efforts to end  2009 Page #43  
the evidence available to it, that President John F. Kennedy was probably a 2009 Page #44  
r the extent of the conspiracy."41 President Kennedy's assassination by a h 2009 Page #44  
              The assassination of President Kennedy directly resulted from 2009 Page #45  
ives of the secretive MJ-12 Group. President Kennedy's bold attempt to have 2009 Page #45  
 and jeopardize space cooperation. President Kennedy 's strategy was to use 2009 Page #45  
 officials in the assassination of President Kennedy. The implications of l 2009 Page #46  
u /govdocs/j fkeo/eo/10920 .htm 11 President Truman's Executive Order 10483 2009 Page #46  
. Neill and the Summerhill School, President Gorbachev and President Bush,  2009 Page #139  
ll School, President Gorbachev and President Bush, life in Voronezh vs. New 2009 Page #139  
k. land slide, The Unmatang of lhe President , 1984-1988 .lane 1.'layer 111 2009 Page #142  
igence Group and the Office of the President. In 1947, the evolving entity  2009 Page #154  
s are the Manhattan Project, which President Roosevelt knew about but Vice  2009 Page #155  
dent Roosevelt knew about but Vice President Truman did not (until he becam 2009 Page #155  
nt Truman did not (until he became President) and the National Security Age 2009 Page #155  
's Ven on a Project which even the President was not aware of. The level of 2009 Page #155  
Their possibility was explained to President Roosevelt by scientists in 193 2009 Page #158  
domestic project , about which the President, etc. know. This same point of 2009 Page #178  
n clcclurcd tn be as b,ic u a\OrJ• President Roo.evelt by sdenUsts ln ic bo 2009 Page #182  

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efense immediately. Shocked by the President's decision, former Vice Presid 2003 Page #87  
bserves, "Unable to respond to the President's generous words of praise, Fo 2003 Page #89  
 world" will the cover-up end. The president's word is final and cannot be  2003 Page #189  
e dating interns, are mislead. The president's knowledge comes from short b 2003 Page #189  
are important for him to know. The president's knowledge is therefore depen 2003 Page #189  
ary research involved checking the president's movements and contacts betwe 2003 Page #193  
off. The tower that directs in the president's flight is known as "bluegras 2003 Page #194  
eport: Case Closed." Answering the president's order that he wanted to know 2003 Page #201  
 annual report as "A Review of the President's Special Panel to Investigate 2004 Page #80  
dence which would clearly show the president's role in crashed saucers. The 2004 Page #84  
O events comes when we look at the President's role in the UFO crash at Ros 2004 Page #84  
d. Network news broadcasts cut the President's remarks right there. But act 2004 Page #140  
 one of a few volumes found on the President's private bookshelf at the Whi 2004 Page #140  
 website I have an article called "President's UFO Talk" in which I refer t 2004 Page #196  
 made contact with a member of the President's Ultra Secret UFO working gro 2005 Page #96  
 in 1953 as a direct result of the President's 1953 Advisory Committee on W 2005 Page #99  
s to bases in Cuba and knew of the President's plan to kill Castro. [Monroe 2007 Page #135  
ments on the Implementation of the President's Address of Aug 442 March 23. 2009 Page #10  
al Intelligence and advisor to the President's National Security Council as 2009 Page #25  

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JESTIC-12 PRELIMINARY BRIEFING FOR PRESIDENT-ELECT EISENHOWER. DOCUMENT PRE 2003 Page #132  
ies of briefing to be given to the president-elect that would have him read 2003 Page #191  
of the George Bush UFO briefing of President-elect Carter. According to Mar 2003 Page #196  
ERATION J\1AJEST1C 12-PREPARED FOR PRESIDENT-ELECT D\'\/JGHT D. EISENHOWER: 2005 Page #128  
peration Mqjestic 12, Prepared for President-Elect DJ1Jight D. Eisenhower,  2007 Page #77  
ument. Alleged to be a briefing to President-Elect Eisenhower on November 1 2009 Page #37  

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 comes from of leaked military and presidential intelligence documents. Feb 2003 Page #25  
covery Case In the MAJIC Eyes Only presidential briefing dated September 24 2003 Page #28  
and likely authentic, military and presidential documents that support a cr 2003 Page #38  
cision, former Vice President (and Presidential candidate Wallace says "I i 2003 Page #87  
ngress Manuscript Division -Truman Presidential Library - Eisenhower Presid 2003 Page #153  
 Presidential Library - Eisenhower Presidential Library - More Libraries to 2003 Page #153  
i UiRaw 1947 Phone Logs • Includes Presidential Secretary calls • Collect c 2003 Page #154  
Files and those copied from Truman Presidential library show Bronk was Part 2003 Page #157  
tomic Energy Intelligence • NARA & Presidential Libraries Research Efforts  2003 Page #167  
up: and goals o Special classified presidential order on 24 Sep 47 o Recomm 2003 Page #172  
iews and material from the various presidential libraries. The following pr 2003 Page #189  
sidential libraries. The following presidential stories show at times the p 2003 Page #189  
factors, 1. The lack of records in presidential libraries. 2. The president 2003 Page #190  
perhaps the most well known of the presidential UFO stories. This story is  2003 Page #192  
tographs of Mount Weather show the presidential heliport where the presiden 2003 Page #194  
National Security advisor. He told presidential historian Lou Cannon that o 2003 Page #199  
s not how it worked. Rockefeller's presidential effort was cut of at the pa 2003 Page #200  
at the Reagan Library studying how presidential speeches are put together,  2003 Page #201  
was intentional. Nothing gets in a presidential speech that is not there fo 2003 Page #201  
to. There is a cover-up. I hope my presidential tales have added to your kn 2003 Page #202  
e National Archives and the Truman Presidential Library suggest fakery i.e. 2003 Page #203  
 House Central Files at the Truman Presidential Library comes a copy of the 2003 Page #204  
Directive exist between the Truman Presidential Library and NARA at College 2003 Page #205  
d July 9, 1947, by Truman - Truman Presidential Library Vl Top Secret, Memo 2003 Page #211  
 h was also released to the masa a presidential sivitory COsAlttti roc•rpt, 2004 Page #20  
civilian authorities by classified Presidential Executive Order in July 194 2004 Page #63  
isc near Aztec. Beyond the alleged presidential briefing paper I was shown  2004 Page #73  
estic-12 Special Studies Group and presidential executive orders that requi 2004 Page #80  
. Despite the lack of documents in presidential files there are strong indi 2004 Page #84  
as unable to get the files for the presidential studies, but he was given a 2004 Page #186  
actics, and for the preparation of presidential body guards. I came to know 2004 Page #188  
t Service to ever have witnessed a presidential briefing on UFOs. 185       2004 Page #188  
t Jack McGeorge was allowed in the presidential briefing is because during  2004 Page #189  
howing of the Holloman film at the presidential UFO briefing was his idea.  2004 Page #197  
my opinion often on the subject of presidential UFO knowledge. What I would 2004 Page #197  
," located six miles north of tl1e presidential retreat at Camp David and n 2005 Page #130  
nt to the case, such as FBI files, Presidential or National Archives materi 2005 Page #135  
e Majestic-12 Group was created by Presidential Executive Order as highly c 2006 Page #15  
MOUSLY l.J'\f A l\1.-\ILBOX!!! THE PRESIDENTIAL PARADOX BUI nos SECRJ:T LS  2008 Page #152  
blic awareness of the phenomenon , presidential knowledge has been kept to  2009 Page #25  
followed on June 28 by a series of Presidential Memoranda to implement Pres 2009 Page #35  
residential Memoranda to implement Presidential executive oversight over co 2009 Page #35  
ert operations, and escaped direct Presidential oversight. President Kenned 2009 Page #37  
 covert activities and reestablish Presidential executive authority over it 2009 Page #37  
 power struggle was occurring over presidential executive control of Cold W 2009 Page #38  
ligence, had the means to deny any Presidential administration access to UF 2009 Page #45  
s so closely guarded that even the presidential chain of authority was brok 2009 Page #155  

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tatement that he was an advisor to presidents. Fisk has repeatedly refused  2003 Page #36  
n New Mexico, allegedly advisor to presidents. Refuses to respond to corres 2003 Page #36  
matter of grave concern to several presidents. The recovered technology fro 2003 Page #38  
nths looking at the concept of "If presidents get UFO briefing and what the 2003 Page #191  
Security Linda Moulton Howe 57 The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1 2004 Page #3  
stic 12 Program David Pace 149 The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2 2004 Page #3  
                               The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1 2004 Page #84  
e strong indicators that the early presidents were aware of UFO crashes and 2004 Page #84  
                               The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1 2004 Page #86  
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                               The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1 2004 Page #100  
rveillance photos. He briefed many presidents on this collected intelligenc 2004 Page #101  
er on UFOs for at least three U.S. presidents. He was rumored to have been  2004 Page #101  
                               The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1 2004 Page #102  
                               The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 1 2004 Page #104  
                               The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2 2004 Page #176  
 have seen shows that although the Presidents may not have been given the w 2004 Page #176  
                               The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2 2004 Page #178  
                               The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2 2004 Page #180  
                               The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2 2004 Page #182  
                               The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2 2004 Page #184  
 one. President Jimmy Carter Other presidents have tried to release the UFO 2004 Page #185  
                               The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2 2004 Page #186  
                               The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2 2004 Page #188  
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                               The Presidents and the Hard Evidence (Part 2 2004 Page #196  
 I would say today is that all the presidents except perhaps Clinton knew t 2004 Page #197  
Tab A is a directive regarding the Presidents Eyes Only and states: "In the 2004 Page #252  
restrial craft and artifacts. Even presidents have weighed in on the subjec 2005 Page #119  
and grandfather of two future U.S. presidents. Max Warburg was the brother  2008 Page #127  
annevar Bush was a relative of the Presidents Bush family. ln 1949, the U.S 2008 Page #131  
eign Relations while serving under Presidents beginning with Truman and end 2008 Page #133  
ze: 1938 ■ Gulf Breeze -Crmcisms ■ Presidents Talking UFOs ■ The End of _;\ 2008 Page #165  
s are valid. While it is true that Presidents and other busy officials use  2009 Page #13  
ay. SO, WHO WOULD BE IN CONTROL IF PRESIDENTS AND PRIME MINISTERS ... ? Tha 2009 Page #75  

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g briefing given which changes all presidents' minds about releasing confir 2003 Page #195  

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s followed the border down towards Presidio then turned and entered Mexican 2006 Page #135  
along the Rio Grande River between Presidio, Texas and Coyame, Chihuahua. E 2007 Page #184  
dents of the sleepy border town of Presidio began to settle down for the ev 2007 Page #185  
local time, over 600 miles east of Presidio, near the Texas seaport town of 2007 Page #185  
exico, not more than 30 miles from Presidio, Texas. Zigzagging around 179   2007 Page #185  
ross the international bridge from Presidio, and the convoy headed north to 2007 Page #186  
 along the Rio Grande River toward Presidio in four helicopters, three Huey 2007 Page #187  
he river into Mexico just north of Presidio and were quickly at the locatio 2007 Page #187  

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 from the 1950s. People Like Elvis Presley and Pa Boone were at the cop of  2005 Page #145  

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 sighting to the Air Force Base at Presque Island, 1'1aine; it was the firs 2005 Page #95  
ing AFB at Limestone, Maine, or at Presque Isle AFB at Presque Isle, Maine. 2006 Page #170  
, Maine, or at Presque Isle AFB at Presque Isle, Maine. 167                 2006 Page #170  
 at either (or both) Loring and/or Presque Isle AFB. Traffic control radar  2006 Page #171  
he greater probability that either Presque Isle or Loring AFB made the init 2006 Page #172  

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s nol inconcti\•able that 111,I At presr.nt ht I~ ch1d cnc1nrrr or nation r 2009 Page #183  

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Source- April 4, 1950, White house press conference. www.majcsticdocumcnts. 2003 Page #5  
o believe that mankind can do it.” Press conference, New Castle New . Hamps 2003 Page #8  
Related Quotes Albert M. Chop USAF Press Liaison “The airforce has never de 2003 Page #11  
believe in UFOs. ” Al Chop, former press liaison, United States Air Force q 2003 Page #11  
ory to divert the attention of the press." Source: Brigadier General Thomas 2003 Page #17  
ity by Snider and Collins, Ramfire Press, MO 22. 309 tn AAFFTD - Missouri I 2003 Page #39  
elow), nor did I hear any specific press statements in the days to follow.  2003 Page #53  
was also covered in the Pittsburgh Press and the Pittsburgh PostGazette, al 2003 Page #55  
vestigation On October 22, 2002, a press conference was held in Washington, 2003 Page #65  
5, edition of the Pittsburgh, (PA) Press in an article concerning the fireb 2003 Page #66  
s also confirmed in the Pittsburgh Press article of December 10, 1965, wher 2003 Page #66  
 SCI FI Channel and the CFI held a press conference at the National Press C 2003 Page #71  
a press conference at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. concernin 2003 Page #71  
The proof is in the trees." At the press conference, The SCI FI channel ann 2003 Page #71  
ning the TV special as well as the press conference, I have been inundated  2003 Page #72  
comes the subject of international press coverage and initiates the modern  2003 Page #86  
reakdown or hospitalization in the press or on the radio and leaks are held 2003 Page #90  
plitters had even called their own press conference to reveal secret deals  2003 Page #146  
RECOVERY OPERATOONS — SECURITY 12. Press Blackout: extreme measures authori 2003 Page #175  
s: if large segments of public and press witness them, use Contingency Plan 2003 Page #175  
mes FIRST? Security! Section 12 on press blackout makes it very clear that  2003 Page #176  
 of the use of a hot lead printing press. This is contrasted with a modern  2003 Page #176  
t large segments of the public and press witness the craft. Such a plan was 2003 Page #176  
ain that it was done on a Monotype press when he noted that there were a co 2003 Page #179  
nd model » Match the type font and press o Compare signatures and other not 2003 Page #180  
l Operations Minual EXAMPLE: MATCH PRESS; THE RAISED “z” ISSUE s From April 2003 Page #180  
 von Braun, University of Illinois Press, 1953. “Astronomy from the Space S 2003 Page #182  
o, David H. Levy, Univ, of Arizona Press, 1991 (Contains many r^ferepces pr 2003 Page #182  
uly 9th, the day after the Roswell press release on the crash. According to 2003 Page #190  
 It was during that visit that the press discovered Ike had disappeared. Pa 2003 Page #192  
 had died of a heart attack. Ike's press secretary James Hagerty gained con 2003 Page #192  
don, who hosted us at the National Press Club on May 9th - this is a story  2003 Page #199  
k forces our hand. I am drafting a press release for the White House." Sour 2003 Page #205  
AAf was authorised to give a brief press release to local paper in which fl 2003 Page #235  
the consequences of talking to the press. So far, se^-ecy seems to be forki 2003 Page #235  
rtoum to Washington, states: Local press 17 Aug 1967 reported that a satell 2004 Page #7  
the stories put forth in the local press. The Chief of Staff of the Bolivia 2004 Page #9  
years, mostly clue to a misleading press report, that two of the Mounties a 2004 Page #37  
re, with a few days of hype in the press and some fears by the fisherman of 2004 Page #42  
 literally exploded in the British press, thanks to the fact that one of th 2004 Page #46  
The Washington Post and Associated Press wrote: "Congressman Schiff gained  2004 Page #60  
ong. Schiff that he held a special press conference to express his frustrat 2004 Page #61  
ry was immediately provided to the press that another V-2 launched from Whi 2004 Page #68  
stigation to lie and misinform the press and the public in order to prevent 2004 Page #80  
UFOs and what was in them from the press and public. In the year 1952, Trum 2004 Page #80  
 fear and lack of control from the press and public. The "peculiar phenomen 2004 Page #82  
e debunking effort in front of the press corps after UFOs were spotted flyi 2004 Page #85  
he scale. Smith's statement to the press was that it did not resemble any k 2004 Page #87  
norance — is actual control of the press." (underline in original). Psychol 2004 Page #125  
 from outer space by authorizing a press release by Lieutenant Walter Haut  2004 Page #134  
ut it in front of a brigade of the press. "As far as I know," he said, "no  2004 Page #140  
to his office and then called in a press photographer, J. Bond Johnson. He  2004 Page #141  
eneral Ramey's office to throw the press off the trail. He also described s 2004 Page #142  
estion came during a December 1954 press conference when President Eisenhow 2004 Page #176  
rence John Philip Murphy Jr. . ist press on the scene at Kecksburg UFO Cras 2004 Page #209  
o Believe (Amherst, NY: Prometheus Press,2001), p. 200-211. 4 Ramsey, Scott 2004 Page #223  
ally, was there or was there not a press conference? After Maj. Jesse Marce 2004 Page #226  
 site. Meanwhile, he will tell the press the mission is to recover a weathe 2004 Page #230  
ly asserts no other members of the press were present when he photographed  2004 Page #231  
stances surrounding the so called "Press Conference" at which the Ramey off 2004 Page #233  
nsistently maintained there was no press conference and he was the sole pre 2004 Page #233  
was also supplied specifically for press use. Other lenses were available,  2004 Page #234  
es of the "was there, wasn't there press conference" argument may be partia 2004 Page #236  
ry great favor. But what about the press conference? Did it happen? Well, m 2004 Page #237  
. Jesse Marcel recalls a number of press men/photographers taking his pictu 2004 Page #237  
on, probably because of increasing press interest, Marcel found himself par 2004 Page #238  
e case. General Lima also called a press conference, promjsing everything w 2005 Page #35  
for Aeronautics had confirmed in a press conference that fighter planes had 2005 Page #35  
i1,g lo Hidt? Advenrures Unlimited Press, 1995, p. 67-68. 81                2005 Page #83  
11tion of His Work. London: Vision Press, 1973. Croall, J. (ed.): Record of 2005 Page #104  
11 Earth, New York, The Exposition Press, 1973. Greenfield, J.: IV'ilhelm R 2005 Page #104  
 Rangeley, Maine: Orgone Institute Press, 1953. Reich, \V/.: Contact lf:1/i 2005 Page #105  
 Rangeley, Maine: Orgone Institute Press, 1957. Reich, \YI, and edited by B 2005 Page #105  
helm Reich, New York, St. Martin's Press/Marek, 1983. Westrum, R.: The Blin 2005 Page #105  
mas S. Kuhn, University of Chicago Press. 1996 (3rd edition).               2005 Page #117  
errlip, 1945 lo 1990, St. Martin's Press, 1991. 9 Prior to CIA release to T 2005 Page #125  
the consequences of talking to the press."10 The report concluded: Our asse 2005 Page #126  
 phases of operation" including a "Press Blackout": Great care must be take 2005 Page #129  
tnesses have already contacted the press, it will be necessary co discredit 2005 Page #129  
ame forward in June 1977- upset by press releases from the Air Force den)in 2005 Page #131  
a translation of a Russian Novosti Press Agency article on UFOs titled "Fly 2005 Page #133  
ajor photographic awards including Press 146                                2005 Page #148  
 Harrison, Ph.D., New York: Plenum Press, 1997. Confirmation of ETI: Initia 2006 Page #70  
traterrestrial Intelligence, Byron Press Visual Publications, 1990. 67      2006 Page #70  
ot initially released, leading the press to speculate that he might have be 2006 Page #75  
ave been little attention from the press or public. The first outsiders to  2006 Page #83  
h, windowless vehicle. The lack of press coverage is also consistent with t 2006 Page #87  
ds Monster story did not reach the press in time for the Saturday morning p 2006 Page #94  
 the UFO sightings reported by the press for September 12 stated that some  2006 Page #96  
about this incident hit the United Press on Monday September 15, 1952, it s 2006 Page #98  
stein monster with BO". The United Press information that described the gia 2006 Page #99  
ted in 1954 on a hot lead printing press. There are several quotations that 2006 Page #103  
nvasion from Mars, Princeton Univ. Press, 1940 12 For example, the letter f 2006 Page #103  
ere canvassing possible witnesses. Press attention had developed and a Nava 2006 Page #111  
 later, it was stated in the local press that "police and RAF rescue expert 2006 Page #121  
 this was reported by the national press and radio. I know nothing about 'H 2006 Page #121  
we weren't supposed to talk to the press or anything about it. DID THEY EXP 2006 Page #148  
ional Emergeng and handling of the press. I suggest you take any precaution 2006 Page #164  
ts? Why did the Air Force tell the press that a single C-47 caused the aler 2006 Page #173  
doubt that. They "admitted" to the press that it was a single C-47.) Or did 2006 Page #173  
ord of the Pentagon announced at a press conference that contact between U. 2006 Page #202  
s, that we in the U.S. have a free press. The myth says that reporters are  2007 Page #8  
he end of the free and independent press. The close working relationship be 2007 Page #10  
executive editor of the Associated Press wire service, was sworn in as Dire 2007 Page #16  
Howard and owner of the Associated Press wire service. Note the great impor 2007 Page #16  
lanation (Michigan) while regional press scoffed ► 7) Unwillingness to chec 2007 Page #23  
anation (Nlichigan) while regional press scoffed , 7) Unwillingness tO chec 2007 Page #24  
w Mexico, it was pawned off on the press as an ammunition dump explosion th 2007 Page #30  
 UFO sighting reports, respectable press coverage of same, and a strong pub 2007 Page #60  
 I LINK™ Worldwide Calling Card 1. Press 1800 788-2102 from a touch-tone te 2007 Page #68  
02 from a touch-tone telephone. 2. Press pe~onal identification number: To  2007 Page #68  
the U.S., Canada or the Caribbean, press IJ); press area code and telephone 2007 Page #68  
anada or the Caribbean, press IJ); press area code and telephone number. To 2007 Page #68  
er. To make an international call, press Ii) ll) IJ) ; 1··· press country c 2007 Page #68  
nal call, press Ii) ll) IJ) ; 1··· press country code, city code and teleph 2007 Page #68  
make another call, do not hang up. Press I!). ~:a!I 01994 Peralta. New Mexi 2007 Page #68  
~:a!I 01994 Peralta. New Mexico 11 Press 1 800 864-3311 for customer servic 2007 Page #68  
d, Marilyn Monroe. It was during a press conference in 1995 that Milo Speri 2007 Page #134  
henticated document to the world's press. Incredibly, according to the docu 2007 Page #134  
 way,"' explained Speriglio at the press conference. 128                    2007 Page #134  
i\lonroe was going to hold her own press conference, where she was planning 2007 Page #135  
her. [Monroe] threatened to hold a press conference and would tell all. [Mo 2007 Page #135  
the stories put forth in the local press. The Chief of Staff of the Bolivia 2007 Page #142  
 bit of arrention in the Brazilian press back in the mid-50s. The case was  2007 Page #193  
ort was published in the Brazilian press on Dec. 22, 23 and 24 of 1954, the 2007 Page #194  
ition by the University of Arizona Press); and author of numerous papers. A 2007 Page #198  
 Journey, John G. Fuller, Souvenir Press Ltd., 1980 18 Final Events, Anomal 2008 Page #39  
the story was a quote from the MoD Press Office, where a spokesperson made  2008 Page #67  
 wrote a paper on this for the MoD Press Office (after I left the UFO proje 2008 Page #68  
s was the day the Roswell Air Base press release regarding the recovery of  2008 Page #132  
ay, and has refused to talk to the press ever since. One indication that Re 2008 Page #142  
uncil of Race Relations , American Press Institute, Anti-Defamation League, 2008 Page #143  
el Rey, Fawcett, Bantam, Delacorte Press, Dell, Delta, Spectra, The Dial Pr 2008 Page #143  
ss, Dell, Delta, Spectra, The Dial Press, Bell Tower, Clarkson Potter, Crow 2008 Page #143  
Star Wars" was an invention of the press to defeat the proposal; emphasize  2009 Page #10  
S published 0)' Her,ard University Press in October I 95 8 widely read in I 2009 Page #12  
oax, ufologists and the mainstream press eschewed the story and gave it ver 2009 Page #33  
s conspiracy magazine Steams hove/ Press and other research resources are a 2009 Page #34  
 went on the record in a June 25th press release to state: #1 Audio Halt (  2009 Page #59  
ropause , University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque 1952, pgs. 44 7-456.  2009 Page #90  
lation noted in the October 9 Tass press release. As the two progressed thr 2009 Page #136  
l October 9, it received immediate press and broadcast coverage all over th 2009 Page #136  
by drawing the curious, the Soviet Press Agency Tass insisted today in disc 2009 Page #138  
convinced though that the American press and broadcast media made quick wor 2009 Page #140  
ing freedoms granted to the Soviet press were being abused, or that the Rus 2009 Page #140  
y caught my eye -the International Press reported that a secret weapon, tha 2009 Page #156  
This caused a subsequent flurry of press speculation as to what this new we 2009 Page #156  
b but equally destructive. How the press first got involved with the story  2009 Page #156  
ear, but someone possibly from the press had questioned why a New Zealand s 2009 Page #156  
 Someone else then revealed to the press, that the honor was being given to 2009 Page #156  
                                   Press said. There is one clue in the rep 2009 Page #168  
further comment. The Winnipeg Free Press article of June 13, 194 7 states t 2009 Page #168  
 Snodgrass• name was leaked to the press. Observances When doing research f 2009 Page #173  
 the Seal Project be leaked to the press in the first place if it was still 2009 Page #176  
 defunct in 1947 was leaked to the press for affect as part of a Government 2009 Page #177  

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n England, and is the only working press-photographer to be awarded fellows 2005 Page #148  

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r 2 that-according to the Canadian Press-rivaled the atomic bomb, was "top  2009 Page #156  

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 and uncle and when Floy was dying pressed her to fill in the specific deta 2003 Page #22  
at he wasn't sure. But when Murphy pressed Metz again he responded, "You be 2003 Page #59  
d them, looked like the handprints pressed into the concrete at the old Gra 2003 Page #101  
r things that were in there." When pressed as to what this might be, his cu 2003 Page #142  
in my official note." The reporter pressed on: "The goal is co prove facts, 2005 Page #35  
presentative system of government, pressed year after year for open congres 2005 Page #75  
: - The science community would be pressed by government for rapid assessme 2006 Page #59  
 vulnerabilities, science would be pressed to discover means of communicati 2006 Page #63  
be unprecedented; science would be pressed to penetrate NHI strangeness and 2006 Page #64  
ess The science community would be pressed above all to penetrate the NHI s 2006 Page #65  
ential goods and services would be pressed to stay productive regardless of 2006 Page #65  
tific community. - Science will be pressed to demystify NHI strangeness wit 2006 Page #66  
eets the eye. )9 "More to what?" I pressed. Pope elaborated: "There are one 2006 Page #130  
d not have any more details when I pressed him. Lance Graham was not the on 2008 Page #52  
k, and when I was on the ground, I pressed my head down , fearing rocks wou 2008 Page #100  
NV 9 Novembrr ~OOS THE VIEWS £.'\'.PRESSED AR£TOTALL\' l\f\' OWN SENSE OF H 2008 Page #146  
 were not enthusiastic the British pressed the work, first on an obscure Pa 2009 Page #161  
were not enthusiastic, the British pressed the project, first on an obscure 2009 Page #161  
were not enthusiastic, the British pressed the project, first on an obscure 2009 Page #169  

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njunction with the use of Monotype presses. Slide 28 describes the procedur 2003 Page #176  
unique characteristics of hot-lead presses used in the 1950s, unlike comput 2005 Page #129  

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bly, Hays talked his client out of pressing the action, and the scientist,  2005 Page #93  
suppress UFO news coverage  2) Sue pressing UFO-related news would require  2007 Page #23  
we go from here, up or down is the pressing question . It seems the collect 2009 Page #15  

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ess conference and he was the sole pressman on the scene when he took his p 2004 Page #233  
nd still maintains he was the only pressman there at his photo session. I b 2004 Page #236  

Word: "pressure", 18 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 who can be counted on, even under pressure and stress. On June 24, 1947, T 2003 Page #86  
using a small hand vice and manual pressure. "...Energy dispersive spectros 2003 Page #104  
e distilled water for 40 days. The pressure of the escaping gas that makes  2003 Page #113  
of light" followed by a tremendous pressure wave and the appearance of a mu 2004 Page #67  
abrications given under government pressure, or were they honest appraisals 2004 Page #139  
n spirit because of the military's pressure to silence him. The sheriff's g 2004 Page #145  
and the Hard Evidence (Part 2) The pressure that was exerted by Ford did ge 2004 Page #178  
izziness, or the sensation of some pressure in the head. Any such feelings  2005 Page #90  
his death Dr. Reich had high blood pressure, was overweight, and a chronic  2005 Page #104  
red and that he was under no added pressure to keep thjs secret other than  2005 Page #148  
h activities; and exerting maximum pressure on recruited individuals to rem 2006 Page #23  
le. Science would be under maximum pressure to penetrate NHI strangeness; h 2006 Page #62  
loth flight suit instead of a full pressure suit. Had he been found wearing 2006 Page #75  
ine to provide power and hydraulic pressure to the drone during the captive 2006 Page #77  
NCE WHISTLEBLOWER LAUNCH POLITICAL PRESSURE SECRECY I PENETRATOR CRASHED HA 2008 Page #1  
e what appeared to be nylon-coated pressure suits, but no helmets. Conditio 2008 Page #94  
had been found in control samples. Pressure tests suggested the object whic 2009 Page #137  
 War Department exerted tremendous pressure on the Air Forces Intelligence  2009 Page #178  

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 he couldn't remember his name. We pressured him and he then claimed to hav 2004 Page #87  
ld in detention or interrogated or pressured by the Army to change his stor 2004 Page #138  
, Emergency Services Director, was pressured to concoct a 48                2008 Page #54  

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ted \\'ithout d:mger to electrical pressures vastly in excess of any produc 2005 Page #16  

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n Action stated that they had been pressuring the Ministry of Defense for t 2006 Page #126  
e makers of World in Action — were pressuring the Ministry of Defense on an 2006 Page #126  

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s also never mentioned in the most prestigious UFO book of the 1950s, The R 2004 Page #136  
 noted that none of America's most prestigious newspapers carried any notic 2005 Page #120  
sh Show and Newsround , as well as prestigious radio shows such as Radio 4' 2008 Page #65  
mputer h,,ckground : cduc·,uion at prestigious rnllcgc •Father worked on "D 2009 Page #198  

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is occurred in the neighborhood of Preston Road, Bristol. According to [Del 2007 Page #140  

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(plural) of "unidentified objects, presumab# aircraft" which were headed "s 2006 Page #167  

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" programs are already cleared and presumabl y uustworth y to protect other 2005 Page #130  
der carps, through San Antonio and presumabl y to Stallion Site, on what is 2005 Page #157  

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Theft • On a breathtaking scale. • Presumable into many private bank accoun 2006 Page #32  

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off the southern California coast, presumably because of anti-aircraft fire 2003 Page #26  
ctive southwestern rather than the presumably correct southeastern. Is this 2003 Page #29  
plied it the Directive to Twining, presumably to improve its authenticity o 2003 Page #203  
 book in preparing the manuscript, presumably to improve salability and     2003 Page #203  
te described as made of soft metal presumably light aluminum in oblong cube 2004 Page #7  
of a UFO crashed near Spitsbergen, presumably in early 1952. Colonel Gemod  2004 Page #13  
 a reprint from Bob and Ryan Wood. Presumably he was selected as the recipi 2004 Page #127  
ose to guessing the details right, presumably by the leaker who mailed the  2004 Page #127  
pment. The routes to be taken were presumably limited to just a few destina 2004 Page #129  
t, he referred to Sheridan Cavitt, presumably with a smile on his face and  2004 Page #139  
l this tell us? We have a message, presumably sent to Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg, 2004 Page #230  
" allegedly from DCI Allen Dulles (presumably MJ-1) to other MJ-12 members. 2004 Page #242  
n of the ink and large "CI" stamp, presumably meaning counterintelligence.  2004 Page #250  
Tab G is a directive regarding BW (presumably biological weapons). "Designa 2004 Page #253  
 knowledge, technology, power, and presumably money. The rest sit on their  2005 Page #77  
atter this. died 1995. None of his presumably relevant papers have been rou 2006 Page #27  
 vehicles sitand out in IN desert, presumably aver a dry (axe bed Vehi,:ie  2006 Page #30  
 into many private bank accounts • Presumably into deep black projects, too 2006 Page #32  
Gazette stated, "A large meteorite presumably landed or exploded within a 5 2006 Page #94  
and do it all in 15 minutes or so. Presumably it would also be easy to spot 2006 Page #116  
ormations of unidentified objects, presumably aircraft, headed southeast on 2006 Page #167  
unidentifiable targets or objects, presumably aircraft, and not accidents o 2006 Page #172  
at a single C-47 caused the alert? Presumably these were the explanations o 2006 Page #173  
ots are covered with reddish dirt, presumably picked up when he stood on th 2006 Page #187  
hat they were in it for the money. Presumably, it might have been in their  2006 Page #192  
ion from the Sheriffs Office, aJ1d presumably, Radio KJTI in Centralia cont 2008 Page #70  
 not to the addressees , who would presumably understand any jargon. The fi 2008 Page #109  
s. The seven pages that follow are presumably the "directives." Known only  2008 Page #110  
ve been John McCone who would have presumably been the new MJ-1, replacing  2008 Page #110  
ab "G'' (BW} ■ Alien pathogens are presumably the concern ■ We have plans c 2008 Page #122  
d Weapons Storage Area (WSA), that presumably included nuclear weapons heav 2009 Page #71  

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f any of the witnesses. We did not presume to tell their stories, but did g 2004 Page #48  
 at 11:20 and again at 11:23 AM, I presume returning Acheson's call. The lo 2006 Page #167  
ty of the United States! Are we to presume the CIC has nothing better to do 2006 Page #174  
plashdown. • Conclusion #6: We can presume with reasonable probability that 2006 Page #189  

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ruled an accident, and authorities presumed he had suffered a heart attack  2004 Page #208  
 try to stop or interfere with the presumed time travelers' genetic harvest 2008 Page #94  
ge hundreds of miles away from the presumed impact site of whatever it was  2008 Page #97  
my. On an-ival at the scene of the presumed meteorite crash, however, Kulik 2008 Page #99  

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ops had all the clout they needed. Presuming this to have been in the plans 2004 Page #129  

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ersed the default position and the presumption now is that information is r 2008 Page #62  

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Syndrome of unknown source, with a presumptive determination of pneumonic p 2006 Page #110  

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ic field grid around the Earth and pretend it's made of rubber bands and tw 2008 Page #76  
s." In other words, members should pretend to be anything or anybody, adopt 2008 Page #126  

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 worried about would come calling, pretending to be innocently interested i 2003 Page #148  

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gence establishment since 1947. No pretense is made that the following page 2009 Page #12  
gence establishment since 1947. No pretense is made that the following page 2009 Page #24  

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tler did not invade Poland without pretext. ln a classinc "false-flag" oper 2008 Page #128  

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r size. G. The area around here is pretty flat, it's a military and it has  2004 Page #53  
that we didn't make them, and it's pretty certain they didn't originate on  2004 Page #91  
ur own Defense Department and I am pretty sure arrangements could be made t 2004 Page #91  
n things along this line. That was pretty much under the Official Secrets A 2004 Page #96  
e document. A study of this manual pretty much answers many of the procedur 2004 Page #127  
e. I couldn't have — I think I was pretty straightforward. First question w 2004 Page #183  
ld us that some of the film was in pretty poor quality but other parts of i 2005 Page #148  
llection and analysis of reports • Pretty safe stuff. Part 1 — History of L 2006 Page #25  
 Devils Hole area) that scared him pretty badly. RM: What did he see? Somet 2006 Page #47  
 light." Those who were upset were pretty much limited to those who were ne 2006 Page #103  
 who are now talking about it. l'm pretty sure that the government is going 2006 Page #123  
get move between sweeps and have a pretty good idea of how fast it's going. 2006 Page #147  
als off and reversing them. That's pretty much what happened. The polarity  2006 Page #149  
 rendition at the aircraft hangar. Pretty much, this is really a rendition  2006 Page #158  
nawa story. He said, 'Alright, I'm pretty convinced that you saw what you s 2006 Page #162  
tiaU y exploding population Sounds pretty scary, doesn't it? Possible Respo 2007 Page #37  
ily around ) ou? GM: Yeah they are pretty unmarked . One of my cousins was  2007 Page #82  
And we were in a place called "the Pretty Place," which is up in Hog Park,  2007 Page #121  
the fire was actually growing to a pretty good size, because we could see i 2007 Page #122  
e of the reasons we called it "the pretty place") because you have a straig 2007 Page #123  
the town that we lived in we had a pretty good sized airport, as far as the 2007 Page #125  
eter of the mountain was going out pretty quick. l mean it was going on for 2007 Page #125  
od had been drained." on, they are pretty sick." A few residents report sig 2007 Page #146  
re were soldiers around it and had pretty much a perimeter around it. Every 2007 Page #169  
urn around. \Xie turned around and pretty much left the area. But that was  2007 Page #169  
f us or in back. Paul: Yeah, I was pretty young and I don't remember all th 2007 Page #169  
 we came up and we were spaced out pretty good, too. COULD THE THREE OF YOU 2007 Page #169  
FO and, again, the description was pretty much the same as most of the othe 2008 Page #33  
d we had two Royal Air Force bases pretty much being over-flown by a struct 2008 Page #34  
 so-called 30 Year Rule, which did pretty much what it said on the tin and  2008 Page #61  
smooth, opaque, black glass. I was pretty much confused at that point. It w 2008 Page #81  
s show scorch marks ■ Cover letter pretty interesting JI :: . -First page o 2008 Page #120  
I) is authentic, QDl will match it pretty well. So, more work needs to be d 2009 Page #11  
blished from prior research. It is pretty clear to me that this document as 2009 Page #14  
l telexes and news reports. I felt pretty full of myself on the walk back h 2009 Page #138  

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ope of the hill. But the thing was prett} level. But you couldn't reaUy see 2007 Page #169  

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 of his published experiments -the prevai_Ling thjnhng being: \Xlh) bother? 2005 Page #87  

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tude of cosmic statesmanship would prevail. Goals: to analyze, then educate 2006 Page #58  
and the enemy and have a chance to prevail. Military command and control, a 2006 Page #62  
his matter. Two opposing attitudes prevail in this particular case. The fir 2007 Page #59  

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ir civil liberties. UFO censorship prevailed and remains in lace. Wire Serv 2007 Page #19  

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t might be & meteorite eeems to be prevailing among tbe.popnlatieb, Inq (Ir 2004 Page #19  
t was moving purposely against the prevailing wind. 24                      2004 Page #27  
g wrong with that. Contrary to the prevailing opinion that President Carter 2004 Page #186  
Silas Newton and Leo Gebauer?" The prevailing opinion in ufology has long b 2004 Page #215  
t is just tl1at he articulated the prevailing attitude so well. In December 2005 Page #103  
e by. Just Helicopter Exhaust? The prevailing official explanation for the  2008 Page #54  

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 absence of secrecy. Since secrecy prevails and since it is effective on th 2009 Page #21  

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ell -1997 ■ ·1 also think that the prevalence in the modem era of so many e 2007 Page #55  

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BES Extraterrestrial ad themes are prevalent throughout broadcast merua as  2007 Page #75  

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he red light seemed to be bit more prevelant then the blue Sorry its been 3 2009 Page #83  

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says they are fake" □ "There is ne prevenance" n "Archives cannot locate th 2003 Page #186  

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with the ETs even though we cannot prevent abductions n We might be getting 2003 Page #188  
rs, stood guard at the cemetery to prevent any 27                           2004 Page #30  
he cemetery for about two weeks to prevent any digging." We didn't call out 2004 Page #31  
ret session today seeking means to prevent air crashes such as have taken 1 2004 Page #67  
e press and the public in order to prevent panic and to maintain national s 2004 Page #80  
s but much of it is done orally to prevent a traceable paper trail. General 2004 Page #84  
urity world • They are designed to prevent leaks • Yet, we have 76-80 leaks 2004 Page #124  
nto having Tukachevsky executed to"prevent a military coup d'etat", though  2004 Page #153  
ormation and a lot of confusion to prevent anyone from confirming any impor 2004 Page #179  
: by government agency in order to prevent her from disclosing information  2004 Page #206  
ause they could keep it secret and prevent -I mean, you know that the Sovie 2005 Page #71  
sier to develop plans of action to prevent total domination or destruction  2006 Page #55  
 work with government and media to prevent sudden disruption of society and 2006 Page #58  
benevolent and familiar nature. To prevent undue social/economic disruption 2006 Page #58  
 work with government and media to prevent sudden disruption of society and 2006 Page #59  
ver any large pieces with tarps to prevent unauthorized viewing. Brig. Gen. 2006 Page #74  
ssitated creating a cover story to prevent public exposure of the OXCART pr 2006 Page #75  
eclared a National Defense Area to prevent entry by unauthorized personnel. 2006 Page #82  
ve types of filtering systems that prevent the intrusion of specific sized  2006 Page #105  
e very panic we would be trying to prevent, a covert monitoring project wou 2006 Page #116  
ontinental Air Command aircraft to prevent needless scrambling of aircraft. 2006 Page #173  
gency by claiming it was needed to prevent another Pearl Harbor surprise. B 2007 Page #11  
· . compartmental~lion. ■ Often to prevent oversight of "potentially contro 2007 Page #53  
is ors". These devices are used co prevent the gear strut shafts from poppi 2007 Page #115  
 , destroy the alien spacecraft to prevent it from falling into the hands o 2008 Page #103  
f our planes had been lost) was to prevent the declaration of Department of 2008 Page #110  
tler's Gem1any had the strength to prevent this. Jn June, 1941, a month bef 2008 Page #130  
ply is fluoridated , ostensibly to prevent cavities in children between the 2008 Page #140  
sive sharing of UFO information to prevent any misunderstandings over UFOs  2009 Page #45  

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go down to the crash site, but was prevented from doing so by the officials 2003 Page #55  
hrow himself on his sword, but was prevented from doing so at each turn. Th 2003 Page #95  
d it's unclear if Bowen could have prevented this course of action. Third i 2004 Page #247  
c] on a fabric, which he explained prevented freeze burn from the dry ice p 2005 Page #43  
ifficulty arranging transportation prevented the team from arriving sooner. 2006 Page #82  
ned our economy and democracy, and prevented us from knowing our true h.isc 2007 Page #36  
ring the giant 116' model may have prevented it from being produced in grea 2007 Page #108  
fective in this endeavor which has prevented a general assault by groups an 2009 Page #25  

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at from one end to the other, thus preventing or retarding meltdown, a bit  2005 Page #158  
rmer that saturated easily thereby preventing his power supply front yieldi 2006 Page #41  
ashed out of sight of the highway, preventing unauthorized personnel from g 2006 Page #75  
 helpful. "Our" concerns deal with preventing epidemics and panic as well a 2006 Page #116  
 reasons. "Our" concerns deal with preventing epidemics and panic as well a 2006 Page #117  
 internat:ona l treaty instrume nt preventing exploitat:ion of all nations  2008 Page #113  
 provided a powerful rationale for preventing a thorough investigation of t 2009 Page #44  

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his is what l am fighting for: the prevention of emotional human misery by  2005 Page #89  
he Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC, Atlanta, Georgia.) and  2006 Page #106  
23 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Update: Hantavims Pulmonary  2006 Page #110  
27 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Update: Hantavirus Pulmonary 2006 Page #111  
urity is focused upon ensuring the prevention of attacks on public infrastr 2008 Page #24  
. What is at stake is not only the prevention of defeat, but prevention of  2009 Page #21  
only the prevention of defeat, but prevention of cosmic war. Nevertheless,  2009 Page #21  

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 speed at landing and at take off, prevents any view of the things happenin 2004 Page #13  

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ral years. He called to say he saw previews to Unsolved Mysteries and wante 2004 Page #56  

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ommitteeWhy Is It Authentic? These previous three documents are new and arr 2003 Page #27  
 at a high rate of speed. *In 1990 previous to the Unsolved Mysteries broad 2003 Page #61  
 to enter the woods. Joel, who had previous military experience, recognized 2003 Page #69  
g a Time Magazine article just the previous month speculating on whether a  2003 Page #183  
one-word note, scrawled many years previous by an anonymous NSA employee, c 2004 Page #14  
always been the policy of this and previous governments neither to confirm  2004 Page #54  
witnesses were more than the three previous nights so I didn't want to miss 2004 Page #55  
n who had also been witness to the previous nights' events. It was a sessio 2004 Page #59  
cuss the disabling of the UFOs the previous day. Moise was in Ohio on his w 2005 Page #98  
enefit of any serious study of his previous writings, methodology or discov 2005 Page #102  
ed provided more data than all the previous secret U-2 flights that precede 2006 Page #8  
lic would be more inclined than in previous scenario to give government ben 2006 Page #65  
een building up a dossier over the previous twenty years, to indicate that  2006 Page #125  
sed Minds or The Uninvited [Pope's previous non-fiction titles]. And, indee 2006 Page #130  
dar, call into question all of the previous explanations. To find out why o 2006 Page #170  
bsequent recovery effort. Based on previous reports of UFO 179              2006 Page #182  
). One local resident, seven years previous to the show, had a MIB walk acr 2006 Page #204  
                              ln a previous talk, Ryan \\food presented som 2007 Page #25  
. In addition, Taylor confirms the previous analysis that the material "doe 2007 Page #197  
ect Blue Book was borne out of two previous U.S. Air Force investigative pr 2008 Page #23  
 ran to 9 pages. Compare that with previous major cases such as Rendlesham  2008 Page #63  
n a relative way And came home the previous night. Theoretical physicist Ku 2008 Page #95  
d by a trip he had made during the previous year to see the atomic devastat 2008 Page #102  
d data base with cross indexing to previous cases of proper evaluation . I  2009 Page #16  
failed Discoverer 5 mission of the previous August, had been deflected into 2009 Page #16  
he project including the name of a previous colleague if the project was st 2009 Page #176  

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ource of the Kingman case -who had previousl y only spoken with Jeff Young  2005 Page #40  
in 1976 led to the release of many previousl y concealed UFO reports, and a 2005 Page #84  
ly 16, rather than following it as previousl y intended ." What the actual  2005 Page #97  
working closely with, and for, the previousl y discussed Lew Douglas. By No 2005 Page #100  
urther information that he had not previousl y made public, as far as I'm a 2005 Page #151  
ed when they had to associate with previousl y unfamiliar societies espousi 2007 Page #76  
izacion that Riggs' father was not previousl y aware of -and how Moon Dust  2007 Page #138  

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ider any other alternatives. I had previously shot a lot of film in and aro 2003 Page #45  
ad been when President Kennedy had previously visited the facility. The obj 2003 Page #61  
the retired truck driver who I had previously mentioned claimed that he saw 2003 Page #67  
 home to several thousand pages of previously classified Ministry of Defens 2003 Page #74  
as a "Hospital Apprentice" who had previously had no contact with the V.I.P 2003 Page #95  
11. Dwight D. Eisenhower As I said previously, the president only knows wha 2003 Page #191  
ers/Woodbridge UFO Incident: New & Previously Unpublished Pieces of the Puz 2004 Page #3  
nger" for local newspapers who had previously written several satirical pie 2004 Page #28  
s/Woodbridge UFO Incident: New and Previously Unpublished Pieces of the Puz 2004 Page #46  
ncident, then go on to the new and previously unpublished pieces of the puz 2004 Page #46  
e its first audience. This new and previously unpublished information hardl 2004 Page #59  
y Kissner by a good friend who had previously worked for the Naval Research 2004 Page #65  
— amounted to hundreds of pages of previously unseen and vitally important  2004 Page #110  
 the Roswell Incident? As I stated previously, the late Senator Barry Goldw 2004 Page #146  
izona, approximately twenty } ears previously. The source identified himsel 2005 Page #39  
 "somethin g strange" twelve years previously. Woolcott thoNght that the in 2005 Page #44  
 y there were hundreds of pages of previously unseen and vitally important  2005 Page #139  
ry to light was Arthur G. Stansel (previously known by the pseudonym Fritz  2005 Page #168  
sense and provides information not previously known to us. Furthermore, I h 2006 Page #4  
irus was a new type of Hantavirus, previously unrecognized. 27 Hantavirus p 2006 Page #111  
ns are responsible for a number of previously known but little-understood d 2006 Page #113  
ar of the Falklands fourteen years previously could not have been his sourc 2006 Page #128  
rhaps a little bit more than I did previously. I do think that there's a li 2006 Page #130  
e bit more going on than perhaps I previously 127                           2006 Page #130  
f what had occurred fourteen years previously. During the course of his lec 2006 Page #132  
some sort of cohesive form. Having previously served (in my capacity as Dir 2006 Page #181  
 who reported that, several months previously, they saw a huge, black, tria 2006 Page #199  
ia censorship via standard methods previously described . 3. Create "pseudo 2007 Page #29  
r exploration of areas that we had previously pinpointed on general maps of 2007 Page #188  
irspace of Cuba more than a decade previously. According to a "security spe 2008 Page #29  
d , but not to the extent that has previously been the case. The case file  2008 Page #63  
ohn D. Rockefeller. Along with the previously documented business alliances 2008 Page #140  
 populations with sodium fluoride, previously used only as a rat poison. Th 2008 Page #140  
sibly had a shock of recognition . Previously , in late August 1967, anothe 2009 Page #32  
e his November 1961 retirement. As previously stated, Dulles' draft documen 2009 Page #43  
rizona, approximately twenty years previously. According to Werner: The obj 2009 Page #48  
n "something strange" twelve years previously . Woolcott thought that the i 2009 Page #51  
o lead the research because he had previously done work distantly related.  2009 Page #157  

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rcraft searchlights and kill their prey by lobbing a small atom bomb at the 2006 Page #121  

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\l'JT.\l.l.OFt : ~· icto'suRE lllE PRE~UlE:S "fU.L f.L[CTIOS 1, . . . ,vlfi 2008 Page #156  

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king yw appraisal It 4* tha* 2T«?a prgpjod gUh dotaetaaoM Xr©* W I® ehjg&B  2003 Page #216  

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fair warning and an opportunig for prgyer. As we finished, one of our senio 2006 Page #167  

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 CONGRE.~SIONAI l[E,IRINC".~ 148 • Prh'lJtdy makr. me decision to bold htar 2008 Page #154  

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' VERY SIHILAR TO THE F/R37 ONE RE.PrIATEDI .HAD BEEN PrOV" IN SANTA CRUI.D 2004 Page #21  

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CRECY IS PROBABLY A BAD IDEA q The price of secrecy has been illegal, uneth 2003 Page #188  
 • Center for Remote Viewing • Pat Price killed by remote assassination Pos 2004 Page #163  
n the average, except for the high price of oil, are Russians better off to 2006 Page #10  
lephone, etc.) J •_.,. ·;,_'-_ •• (Price hires other leadln; media crxecutl 2007 Page #16  
n public. \Xlitrun two days, Byron Price, executive editor of the Associate 2007 Page #16  
ience usually did so by paying the price of changes in values and attitudes 2007 Page #76  
 extradited a man for some type of price fixjng charges but at the time the 2007 Page #92  
d the U.S. Army Agfa film at a low price for photographing the Panama Canal 2008 Page #132  

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huge and all around them. The Joan Prici/la, her engines at idle, drifted u 2004 Page #39  

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s Bradford Shand owner of the Joan Pricilla. Both had agreed immediately to 2004 Page #38  
o Bradford Shands vessel, the Joan Pricilla and climbed aboard with Corpora 2004 Page #38  

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lazing star and the solitary white prickly poppy nodding in the breeze. The 2003 Page #46  

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bsolutely nothing to gain from it? Pride? Perhaps. After all, Scully wouldn 2004 Page #219  
 flattering situation for military pride. The conclusion seems correct: Mec 2005 Page #95  
led with tears. They were tears of pride; her work for the Air Force was a  2009 Page #93  
ty was very important for her. Her pride and loyalty were the causes of her 2009 Page #95  

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e Majestic/Jehovah project will be pried loose and the public's right to kn 2004 Page #248  

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hool who wants her son to become a priest. Young James attends local school 2003 Page #85  
in the hands of Hitler or a Jesuit priest." Another concern of the globalis 2008 Page #130  

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oughout broadcast merua as well as prim. Numerous television commercials ma 2007 Page #75  

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 would strip us of our illusion of primacy among living creatures. The Rosw 2004 Page #132  

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mat and language, with liabilities primarily the document origin. Although  2003 Page #26  
 of the layered metal which showed primarily Magnesium (Mg) and a small amo 2003 Page #104  
each source. However, today we are primarily looking at the Special Operati 2003 Page #170  
copies I had, to create a replica —primarily with the objective of just rea 2003 Page #171  
y that the object was a meteorite, primarily because of the description giv 2004 Page #10  
 was that, although it was made up primarily of iron, it displayed no magne 2004 Page #30  
ps. While the questions posed were primarily aimed at his abduction work, t 2004 Page #59  
ologists — equal time to skeptics, primarily because I am always skeptical  2004 Page #214  
 functioning of the 54/12 group as primarily a CIA covert operations group. 2004 Page #252  
 the topic of UFOs was strong, but primarily as a kind of intellectual exer 2005 Page #85  
an almost certainly be discounted, primarily because the Department of Stat 2005 Page #143  
ed in MJ-12 projects appears to be primarily oriented towards maintaining a 2006 Page #23  
ndix 1 for further information) as primarily a facilitator of general discu 2006 Page #181  
 and the timeline itself are taken primarily from the official United State 2006 Page #184  
ns Cassegrain is available for use primarily by the staff, students and fac 2007 Page #161  
ank , comprised of personnel from, primarily, the Defense Intelligence Agen 2008 Page #35  
in some courts, and they are based primarily on syntax, or the arrangement  2008 Page #106  
                                   primarily upon the Central Intelligence  2009 Page #12  
World War II. My attention focused primarily upon the Central Intelligence  2009 Page #23  
4th Army Troops Company was manned primarily by New Zealanders with the U.S 2009 Page #165  

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BSRACT: This paper will review the primary and secondary sources and eviden 2003 Page #21  
l." Close attention is paid to the primary witness, Reverend Huffman, and r 2003 Page #21  
 f wacaZDO CcrtteraM rto-rnm * The Primary Witnesses Reverend William Huffm 2003 Page #22  
I submit here that this fact was a primary factor in Forrestal's gradual un 2003 Page #89  
udge Proctor had no windmill." Her primary source of information was Robbie 2004 Page #28  
ed the Aurora story as a hoax. Her primary source of information was Etta P 2004 Page #29  
r stations began in late 1947. The primary one near Los Alamos was first ca 2004 Page #71  
 and Research Center as one of its primary claims to fame. More than a mill 2004 Page #148  
ieval Conference Laboratories, our primary subcontractor, as well as James  2004 Page #243  
y. Two experts that constitute our primary investigation sources for analys 2004 Page #250  
 functioning in people was now his primary interest and his key efforts wer 2005 Page #90  
e extraterrestrial (ET) craft. The primary case of th.is type is the famous 2005 Page #121  
e forgotten that a century ago the primary use for uranium was to prepare y 2006 Page #7  
at wants its citizens to owe their primary allegiance to the planet (where  2006 Page #9  
test mysteries. I became the first primary investigator involved in this ca 2006 Page #90  
9th Special Operations Wing, their primary mission changing from that of re 2006 Page #132  
Gulf \Var. This indicates that the primary mjssion for this aircraft may ha 2007 Page #107  
. 1\ily dad had fought; he was the primary contractor up there for fighting 2007 Page #126  
nd the dare December 13, 1954. The primary \virness was a lady who was the  2007 Page #193  
from the owner of the fragment and primary surviving witness, Sergio Poulai 2007 Page #195  
estport Crash Retrieval Event. The primary event occurred on Sunday night,  2008 Page #40  
n-born British statesman , was the primary force behind Cecil Rhodes' Round 2008 Page #125  
Military Book Club, Mystery Guild, Primary Teachers' Book Club, Scientific  2008 Page #144  
rations Coordinating Board was the primary interagency organjzation respons 2009 Page #37  

Word: "prime", 21 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Jimmy Carter, and former Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson. Hull's st 2003 Page #190  
was dealing directly with the then Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent. She ci 2004 Page #86  
m Project Magnet report sat on the Prime Minister's desk for three months b 2004 Page #86  
 three months before Smith and the Prime Minister jointly decided the time  2004 Page #86  
f. Three groups were involved: the Prime Minister, the military running the 2004 Page #87  
 be allowed to take off again. The Prime Minister had a cabinet meeting, an 2004 Page #87  
 information. Dr. Eric Walker is a prime example. When Stanton Friedman tra 2004 Page #98  
dvisor in November of that year to Prime Minister, Sir Eric Gairy of Grenad 2004 Page #108  
ersity of Colorado analysis as the prime opportunity to pull the plug on Pr 2004 Page #178  
t, in 1977 he served as advisor to Prime Minister, Sir Eric Gairy of Grenad 2005 Page #139  
 of these capabilities would be of prime imponance. The study would have to 2005 Page #162  
ring for a conference with British Prime Minister Clement Attlee. The secur 2006 Page #164  
I was to infbrm but not advise the Prime Minister (Clement Adee of Britain) 2006 Page #167  
itions. The President informed the Prime Minister that the report of the pl 2006 Page #168  
rt of the planes was in error. The Prime Minister expressed relief and grat 2006 Page #168  
 that was up there because that is prime timber land, we could accuaUy see  2007 Page #125  
. This alone, of course, should be prime evidence of national security havi 2008 Page #32  
ed UFO Cover-Up: Live!, a two-hour prime time syndicated television special 2008 Page #84  
ally with the British royals, oust Prime Minister Winston Churchill and mak 2008 Page #130  
the first atomic bomb, was another prime candidate for a high-level group d 2008 Page #131  
LD BE IN CONTROL IF PRESIDENTS AND PRIME MINISTERS ... ? That ·s a question 2009 Page #75  

Word: "prime-mover", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 Keyhoe, a renowned researcher and prime-mover in the now-defunct National  2007 Page #132  

Word: "primed", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

a four page, four color prospectus primed on high qualit:y cardstock , in 3 2007 Page #67  

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M. Wood 103 The Road to Roswell: A Primer of Undisputed Facts and Factual D 2004 Page #3  
              The Road To Roswell: Primer of Undisputed Facts and Factual D 2004 Page #132  
spirit that I offer here a sort of primer or guidepost of the Roswell Incid 2004 Page #134  
aviral strain or a related genetic primer to confirm or refute the presence 2006 Page #112  

Word: "primitive", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 if, as you have claimed, we are a primitive society whose major activity i 2006 Page #5  
hesis work on the development of a primitive society, on a planet where, am 2006 Page #6  
mittee would allow us to join. Too primitive. I suspect that the SETI culti 2006 Page #8  

Word: "prince", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

n Ocean, and specifica!Jy near the Prince Edward Islands. To this day, spec 2007 Page #143  
 what it was that occurred off the Prince Edward lslands on the day in 9ues 2007 Page #144  
Whjte House issued a report on the Prince Edward Islands incident citied Ad 2007 Page #144  
re-The Second Reich was created by Prince Otto von Bismarck , who as premie 2008 Page #124  
and founder of the Bilderbergers , Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands , who 2008 Page #129  
s friend and business partner with Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands , tha 2008 Page #132  

Word: "princeton", 16 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ateuch , have been verified at the Princeton archives. Even the language st 2003 Page #27  
Dartmouth College but transfers to Princeton the following year. It is also 2003 Page #85  
 the following year. It is also at Princeton that he develops a deserved re 2003 Page #85  
an nobody knows." Forrestal leaves Princeton three weeks before graduating  2003 Page #85  
of a private scientific college in Princeton, New Jersey. For the next half 2004 Page #58  
for himself, and Reich returned co Princeton the following week co deLiver  2005 Page #92  
oud, 1957 6 For example, go to www.princeton and look for the Princeton Eng 2006 Page #102  
 to www.princeton and look for the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research 2006 Page #102  
y Cantril, The Invasion from Mars, Princeton Univ. Press, 1940 12 For examp 2006 Page #103  
 university to coordinate with the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research 2006 Page #196  
lies Research (PEAR) Laboratory at Princeton University, to replicate their 2006 Page #196  
e Institute of Advanced Studies in Princeton and had them send him 21 docum 2008 Page #106  
eimer Director of Advanced Studies Princeton, New Jersey Isl Professor Albe 2008 Page #114  
rsey Isl Professor Albert Einstein Princeton, New Jersey Myself and Marshal 2008 Page #114  
ll while they attended ceremony at Princeton. As I understand it Marshal l  2008 Page #114  
Games, RH Reference Publishing and Princeton Review,just to name a few. It  2008 Page #143  

Word: "principal", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

le (Slide 4) gives the name of the principal documents for each source. How 2003 Page #170  
ired to wear civilian clothes. The principal function of every member of th 2003 Page #222  
nty years had elapsed, most of the principal witnesses and participants inv 2006 Page #180  
escribe the history, structure and principal methods of UFO intelligence wi 2009 Page #24  

Word: "principally", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

hael Lindemann from a draft report principally written by John L. Petersen, 2006 Page #48  

Word: "principle", 12 instance(s) (Back to Top)

cretary is charged with being "the principle assistant to the President in  2003 Page #87  
ate as Scully suggests on magnetic principle? RIS: We have not been able to 2004 Page #91  
troversial. The common functioning principle urufying this science, whjch i 2005 Page #87  
 extension of a common functioning principle that had guided hjm throughout 2005 Page #87  
se. It became an official, guiding principle of foreign policy in the Unite 2008 Page #25  
 the Treaty shall be guided by the principle of cooperation and mutual assi 2008 Page #36  
this concept, the law recognizes a principle in crimes such as murder calle 2008 Page #40  
nce part of the CIA. This stamp in principle could be easily authenticated  2008 Page #111  
 it. is difficult c.o conceive. In principle, there is no difficulty in acc 2008 Page #112  
. It must not be imagined that the principle of UFO sovereignty over air sp 2009 Page #14  
tmosphere, and the UFO sovereignty principle of vertical property was brush 2009 Page #14  
now" compartmentalization security principle is carefully followed. 1946-19 2009 Page #155  

Word: "principles", 16 instance(s) (Back to Top)

damentally constrained by physical principles. ” Source: Physics Essays, Vo 2003 Page #15  
malous observations hinting at new principles of science, where the inside  2004 Page #117  
MJ-12 material. The authentication principles of provenance, paper and ink  2004 Page #242  
ists make discoveries ■ Scientific principles, once established, become "sa 2005 Page #4  
ys) ■ Engineers like to understand principles, but they'll skip that if it' 2005 Page #4  
universal ■ Once we understand the principles, we can quantify, describe an 2005 Page #4  
ing to Article IX of The Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of S 2008 Page #36  
alist Books, 2009 19 The Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of S 2008 Page #39  
but attempted to apply some of the principles) extensively and researchers  2008 Page #62  
y lies in trying co establis h the principles on which these relacionships  2008 Page #112  
 necessary co accept many of their principles . :inally , if they should re 2008 Page #112  
ivate companies does work. But the principles of discoveries should be open 2009 Page #21  
fire in vast areas. The scientific principles of producing such a satellite 2009 Page #158  
or of an aerodynamic textbook: The principles of flight: An Introduction to 2009 Page #163  
le work, designed to determine the principles involved , an earthen dam was 2009 Page #165  
wledge of aerodynamics titled: The principles of and enthusiasm/or aerodyna 2009 Page #171  

Word: "print", 22 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ght. I never saw any statements in print (except a small quote from a spoke 2003 Page #53  
 story on April 8 and the national print and broadcast media then begin to  2003 Page #90  
ment (electronic) 5. Photographic: print processing, photography, darkroom  2003 Page #177  
material that did not make it into print — letters, e-mails, personal accou 2004 Page #46  
with Larry. But to 'name names' in print, in this case those of former and  2004 Page #48  
n to me, even after we'd gone into print. Two breaks came in quick successi 2004 Page #51  
st barely discernible on a 16 x 20 print. First, I scanned the image at 240 2004 Page #226  
interested to order his or her own print and share in this great treasure h 2004 Page #227  
nts of authentication, since major print and TV outlets widely covered arti 2005 Page #130  
t the monster appeared in regional print. They appeared in the two newspape 2006 Page #95  
particular aircraft, then it would print 'Unknown.' So, they would call it  2006 Page #153  
ty School. He currently works as a print manager, freelance journalist, and 2006 Page #195  
 of the Face on Mars is now out of print although many of Stanley McDaniel' 2006 Page #208  
n UFOs. The overall effect of such print and broadcast ads they feel, is to 2007 Page #59  
oudly advertised their products in print and broadcast venues of every type 2007 Page #65  
he most popular and hjghly visible print ads of 1992 employed an alien to s 2007 Page #68  
ffering in their ongoing series of print ads. 'Absolut Roswe!J' depicted a  2007 Page #71  
 is the file server or this is the print server and this is in building 8 f 2007 Page #86  
\X/\XfJI, but was told: "you can't print that". It was obvious to Jack that 2007 Page #107  
ce to reference, or how could they print such information on how co extingu 2007 Page #127  
ally and now here it is finally in print. In the summer of 1971, at Elk Mou 2007 Page #127  
oration and Bertelsmann AG-control print publishing, radio and television a 2008 Page #143  

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g sequence and memo format Unusual printed format memo consistent with othe 2003 Page #26  
l as a roll of undeveloped Tri-X a Printed 5x7, copied on 8.5x11 (2 pages p 2003 Page #170  
 to be retained (EYES ONLY). It is printed on one side with a security warn 2003 Page #171  
pages. . It was, after developing, printed as 5x7 images, two per 8.5 x 11  2003 Page #171  
ty, deceased or portions 10 Media: printed matter, electronic records 11 We 2003 Page #175  
is applies to SOM 1-01 since it is printed. There, however, we can identify 2003 Page #178  
1976. Matching the type font for a printed document can be helpful in asses 2003 Page #179  
r a copy at the time we originally printed the 8x10 glossies. Slide 59 list 2003 Page #184  
 Department of Defense. If the CIA printed this, for example, the CIA secur 2003 Page #185  
? • Note the 201140 number that is printed in the upper right of the Twinin 2003 Page #207  
e 35 mm film will be developed and printed here in La Paz. The movie film w 2004 Page #11  
ldom-seen account of the crash was printed in a Stuttgart newspaper, the St 2004 Page #13  
ysical threats if their names were printed. Stringfield himself was whisked 2004 Page #145  
d the image at 2400 dots per inch, printed out the results, and looked at t 2004 Page #226  
 however, there appears to be text printed on the paper. In an attempt to r 2004 Page #230  
to FWAAF and all the material they printed came in either over the phone, o 2004 Page #237  
N CLAIMS ■ At least 130 pages hand printed ■ Page 128 titled "Brain Entry"  2005 Page #7  
 This paper draws from a number of printed, archjval and human sources (all 2005 Page #88  
gnment. Little or nothing has been printed about the mission. But the milit 2005 Page #153  
was the most accurate version ever printed about the incident. It was accur 2006 Page #98  
paper "The Wheeling News Register" printed the following "(UP)" headline, " 2006 Page #99  
ofessionally produced field manual printed in 1954 on a hot lead printing p 2006 Page #103  
und reference that the diaries are printed in full) 78                      2007 Page #84  
L" followed by "USAF", was visibly printed starting immediately behind the  2007 Page #100  
before August 1974, when they were printed. The report of a disc crash retr 2007 Page #162  
CIA in 1950 and Pravda confidently printed a disclosure made by Marshall Me 2009 Page #17  
hree nights of phenomena . For the printed proceedings , the following is a 2009 Page #77  
, October 141'\ the New York Times printed an editorial entitled "The Voron 2009 Page #139  
d them. The Germans during the war printed some speculations on how to buil 2009 Page #158  

Word: "printer", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ame chittering from his dot-matrix printer. It read more like some science- 2003 Page #149  
, and quite a credit to the Public Printer. He assessed the good copies I h 2003 Page #179  

Word: "printing", 17 instance(s) (Back to Top)

opies coming out of the Pentagon's printing office. One of the report's clo 2003 Page #88  
edericton. NB Canada £38 2VI first printing April 1990 fitn FrlnUnp Aljuil  2003 Page #136  
ed (according to the US Government Printing Office) all the way up to 1969. 2003 Page #172  
indicator of the use of a hot lead printing press. This is contrasted with  2003 Page #176  
intment to visit the US Government Printing Office and met with Mr. Robert  2003 Page #179  
e also compared the details of the printing with the instructions provided  2003 Page #181  
 the 1953 Style Manual for the USG Printing Office. All details check. So,  2003 Page #181  
li Title page format S3 U.S. Govt, printing features ns Shadowed letters Ge 2003 Page #182  
print says that MJ-12 paid for the printing 11/8/2003 Special Operai ons Ma 2003 Page #188  
r knowledge of film processing and printing techniques provided necessary a 2004 Page #101  
y knov.enge of film procesaing and printing technicAes provioel neceaaary a 2004 Page #212  
 the 1953 style manual that guided printing in all government agencies, inc 2005 Page #129  
ent agencies, including classified printing at the CIA. Even the change con 2005 Page #129  
ical anomalies associated with the printing process of the era. A witness e 2005 Page #136  
pewriter style, typesetting, laser printing, photocopying, mimeography -any 2005 Page #136  
 New Mexico Desert", US Government Printing Office, 1995 (about 1000 pages) 2006 Page #13  
nual printed in 1954 on a hot lead printing press. There are several quotat 2006 Page #103  

Word: "printouts", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

k waiting for me at home. The Tass printouts went into a file folder-and th 2009 Page #138  

Word: "prints", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d, "A roll of 35 mm film for color prints and a roll of Kodachrome 40 movie 2004 Page #11  
he photographs. We ordered 16 x 20 prints of each image from the University 2004 Page #226  
oolmark Examination, Shoe and Tire Prints, Handwriting, Crime Scene Reconst 2004 Page #250  
eth Arnold, said that the original prints of photographs published in newsp 2007 Page #48  
e any difference." "Wrong. 001 has prints." AUTHENTICITY HINTS FROM ANNOTAT 2007 Page #48  

Word: "prion", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

edures that modify nucleic acids". Prion derives from (pro)teinaceous (in)f 2006 Page #113  
ia and viruses. The discovery that prion diseases were transmissible led re 2006 Page #113  
act may lie the heart of the whole prion enigma. The prion protein, PrP, ca 2006 Page #114  
art of the whole prion enigma. The prion protein, PrP, can exist in two for 2006 Page #114  
ormal prions. The abnormal form of prion protein has unusual properties. Fi 2006 Page #114  
id. In some cases of CJD and other prion diseases amyloid deposits, known a 2006 Page #114  
ues in these cases are not made of prion protein). Ways in which abnormal p 2006 Page #114  
 nice perspective of the spread of prion diseases, see Colm Kelleher. Brain 2006 Page #114  
ne of the features that single out prion diseases for particular attention. 2006 Page #115  

Word: "prion-based", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 apes escaped from Ft. Detrick and prion-based diseases spread throughout N 2006 Page #114  
 involvement. The steady growth of prion-based diseases in the world ("mad  2006 Page #116  
piens from this particular planet. Prion-based diseases are invariably fata 2006 Page #116  

Word: "prions", 15 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Stable pathogen, difficult to kill—prions, retroviruses. 4. Overwhelms or b 2006 Page #112  
bon for growth and development. 5. Prions (short for proteinaceous infectio 2006 Page #113  
la is 200 nm in diameter) to 20 nm prions. The earlier identification of th 2006 Page #113  
 pathogens are not viruses but are prions. Prions are infectious agents whi 2006 Page #113  
ns are not viruses but are prions. Prions are infectious agents which (almo 2006 Page #113  
prise to the scientific community. Prions are abnormally -structured forms  2006 Page #113  
, it is now commonly accepted that prions are responsible for a number of p 2006 Page #113  
pongiform encephalopathies (TSEs). Prions are different from bacteria and v 2006 Page #113  
roughout North America.29 Abnormal prions are infectious proteins, Proteins 2006 Page #114  
. The strange behavior of abnormal prions. The abnormal form of prion prote 2006 Page #114  
n protein). Ways in which abnormal prions are transmitted. Dr. Stanley Prus 2006 Page #114  
host". Humans might be infected by prions in 2 ways. The first is by an acq 2006 Page #114  
ke over the planet with viruses or prions, thereby reducing the turmoil and 2006 Page #116  
iral Hemorrhagic Fevers (VHFs) and prions warrant attention because the dis 2006 Page #117  
anet. Alien pathogens (viruses and prions) have played and are playing a cr 2006 Page #117  

Word: "prions--the", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e long term effects of viruses and prions--the latter the apparent source o 2006 Page #101  

Word: "prior", 81 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ned in the fall, that his behavior prior to death "was indicative of a ment 2003 Page #94  
y to deduce thoughts and questions prior to them being asked. Sometimes it  2003 Page #100  
 might have had several recoveries prior to 1954, that it is quite logical  2003 Page #171  
e and CIA not having access to the prior crashes, which may have involved t 2003 Page #173  
ssible outcome" vs. "...feeling of prior obligation to support or to furthe 2003 Page #207  
ith detachment from any feeling of prior obligation to support or to furthe 2003 Page #225  
fiih dataahnaiA ft— nay faaliag af prior ahi 1 gat taw tn anpyact g? £o ftu 2003 Page #226  
R3ONIC SPEED. BECAUSE THERE WAS NO PRIOR NOISE OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT. YOU K 2004 Page #24  
eks but had had her own ten months prior: In February of 1980, I was on pat 2004 Page #54  
 found near Farmington, New Mexico prior to 1950. Several years ago I recei 2004 Page #73  
 given as Farmington, New Mexico, "prior to 1950." The military officer sai 2004 Page #73  
a restricted military base library prior to 1970. Due to the highly sensiti 2004 Page #74  
he town of Farmington, New Mexico, prior to 1950. As I could see in the pho 2004 Page #74  
ffort in this direction is wasted. Prior to the shutdown of Project Magnet, 2004 Page #88  
covertly recovering items falling. Prior to satellites in 1957, they would  2004 Page #115  
 shown alien body in morgue drawer prior to employment at WPAFB. "Gray, 4 f 2004 Page #116  
 technology expected; reports from prior centuries weaken the ETH; behavior 2004 Page #121  
 view, based on a leaked document. Prior to the MJ-12 document, ufologists  2004 Page #191  
sed similar views at various times prior to America's entry into the war, a 2004 Page #224  
rash Retrieval Conference wreckage prior to its getting to Fort Worth. This 2004 Page #231  
tment to W.P. Would also recommend prior approval from Van before you make  2004 Page #246  
r the city of Tres Cora;:6es. Just prior to the capture, shots were heard b 2005 Page #31  
bacterial pneumorua . Examinations prior to his death included urine rests, 2005 Page #33  
her husband she wanted to go home. Prior to that, during the first week of  2005 Page #34  
a that would have occurred shortly prior to the sighting and capture of the 2005 Page #36  
 of Reich's UFO-related activities prior to October 1954, they were from th 2005 Page #97  
dated July 14, 1954, only ten days prior to the seminal National Archives'  2005 Page #97  
was oppressive and deadening. Just prior to th.is Reich's associate, · Dr.  2005 Page #100  
led "Atoms for Peace." Some months prior to trus, Reich had sent Eisenhower 2005 Page #101  
 1990, St. Martin's Press, 1991. 9 Prior to CIA release to Tim Cooper of th 2005 Page #125  
n and rusappeared there." Notably, prior to its declassification, the secti 2005 Page #133  
 offer. The story he told was that prior to being a freelance cameraman, he 2005 Page #145  
 researcher to ask for assistance. Prior to th.is, I had worked with the Ge 2005 Page #147  
Siglr hb. 3,5/8,462, issued to The prior .it tea dinette* such electroldnet 2006 Page #35  
 in this project did not rely upon prior UFO lore, theory or evidence, but  2006 Page #48  
ly and in the end. Being would fit prior expectations and archetypes for NH 2006 Page #54  
nology. With little or no match to prior hopes and expectations, humans wou 2006 Page #54  
adaptive response. Being would fit prior expectations/archetype s, arousing 2006 Page #54  
man body or mind. Being would meet prior expectations and archetypes vis-à- 2006 Page #55  
ce would be well managed only with prior preparation; otherwise, much ad-li 2006 Page #66  
ordination to evolve, even lacking prior preparation. 63                    2006 Page #66  
tions toward governments regarding prior withholding of "UFO secrets." Slow 2006 Page #67  
response very difficult. - Without prior preparation, humankind will be at  2006 Page #67  
ordinated response begins. Without prior preparation, including means of re 2006 Page #68  
n why the search for "retro-virus" prior to 1951 in the open literature has 2006 Page #105  
ic Hispanic male, Healthy, Age 23, prior to exposure (no Hx of Splenectomy) 2006 Page #109  
f this is curious. About six weeks prior to the 'alien bodies' story breaki 2006 Page #126  
ise or one that had been performed prior to the event. "In the meantime req 2006 Page #134  
ed' up to 75,000 feet. Considering prior behavior exhibited by disks of thi 2006 Page #136  
ire Doug Phillips. Just a few days prior to what would have been a very bri 2006 Page #180  
 of questions remain.- Immediately prior to its splashdown, the mysterious  2006 Page #190  
6 Dr. Angela Thompson Introduction Prior to the Bigelow Chair in Consciousn 2006 Page #196  
ve health fields. The Roper Report Prior to my working at the Foundation, R 2006 Page #197  
ng suffered a major family tragedy prior to working with him. He hired Barb 2006 Page #207  
 this. One is the media's behavior prior to, and during the U.S. conquest o 2007 Page #14  
tment to W.P. Would also recommend prior approva from Van before you make o 2007 Page #49  
 "blue room facility" ■ "recommend prior approval from Van" ■ Cannot match  2007 Page #49  
ing above. The camper's last words prior to being snatched? "My insurance c 2007 Page #71  
her scientific committees together prior to the war and Bush had great resp 2007 Page #75  
systems randomly or would you need prior knowledge and arrangement to use t 2007 Page #88  
o any civilian pubbsher due co his prior work with SAC/TAC/Navy/ Army bases 2007 Page #95  
man). During a cocktail party just prior to his death, Ben fuch pulled a fe 2007 Page #114  
ht) in Coyame, Jvfexico -Jan. 2007 Prior to our journey, we painstakingly s 2007 Page #188  
oduced by known earthly technology prior to 1957." APRO retorted that the f 2007 Page #195  
ked and lived in Chile for a while prior to the 1967 incident). However, we 2007 Page #198  
On a page in the file that appears prior to the Intelligence Report prepare 2008 Page #16  
d considered for eventual release. Prior to that, files on the subject had  2008 Page #62  
rchives). What this meant was that prior to 1967, few UFO files had survive 2008 Page #62  
935 to 1955. ---James V Forrestal, prior to World War I, was a bond salesma 2008 Page #131  
he secretive Bilderber g meetings. Prior to leaving for England prior to ho 2008 Page #132  
ings. Prior to leaving for England prior to hostilities , Bernhard was empl 2008 Page #132  
ns organizations and Jewish groups prior to his visit, Reagan followed thro 2008 Page #142  
ay 1947) has been established from prior research. It is pretty clear to me 2009 Page #14  
te was well illustrated of the NIE prior to the 1962 airborne detection inc 2009 Page #18  
nts revealing the political events prior to his assassination are evidence  2009 Page #35  
 recruited by Angleton and the CIA prior to his trip to the Soviet Union, t 2009 Page #44  
ew and the team outside was set up prior to entry. What happened with the e 2009 Page #53  
was recalling events from 50 years prior, the accuracy of the details she r 2009 Page #90  
y that was reported just two weeks prior to Arnold's UFO sighting and I won 2009 Page #156  
ould have flooded out the Japanese prior to ground forces attacking. Confir 2009 Page #170  
 UFO incidents early in 1947, even prior to Kenneth Arnold's sighting. Howe 2009 Page #178  

Word: "priorities", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 of NASA mission planning, mission priorities , and Space Agency decisions  2008 Page #135  
 THEY ARE RULE-BASED SYSTEMS • TOP PRIORITIES ARE: ,,..... ' • RETAINING PO 2008 Page #148  
m, especially in the face of other priorities then facing the crumbling emp 2009 Page #140  

Word: "priority", 19 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 under General Arthur Trudeau. The priority of the U. S. government was to  2003 Page #102  
s o Latter is main thrust for high priority 1 1'8/2003 Spcoal Opera: ons U. 2003 Page #174  
ry. That event became an immediate priority within a very small, closed cir 2004 Page #65  
ainst further intrusions, and high priority was assigned to collect a .0eci 2004 Page #65  
ly if possible. That phrase, "High priority assigned to collect a specimen  2004 Page #65  
regarding Freedom of Information. "Priority requests forwarded to members b 2004 Page #253  
, the objective has an even higher priority -as such a culture has demonstr 2005 Page #162  
ng rank since they were given "Top priority" at UFO crash retrieval locatio 2006 Page #18  
C Team personnel will be given TOP Priority at all times regardless of thei 2006 Page #18  
e of unexpected strangeness. First priority would be evaluation of NHI for  2006 Page #59  
e of need to contain/control. Next priority would be communication; then as 2006 Page #59  
ess. The government would put high priority on public education to reduce f 2006 Page #61  
er and motivation (cleanup was top priority). OXCART (Article123) The Lockh 2006 Page #72  
et Crashes Debris recovery was top priority, even above determining the cau 2006 Page #76  
taff due to FOi, but FOi is taking priority because if it fails to comply,  2008 Page #63  
d States ought to give the highest priority to providing the kind of UFO da 2009 Page #15  
racking system be once again a top priority within the Central Intelligence 2009 Page #16  
c theatre, reduced the operational priority of the project and caused the N 2009 Page #166  
c theatre, reduced the operational priority of the project and caused the N 2009 Page #169  

Word: "prison", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

vide penalties including fines and prison both to military personnel who re 2004 Page #141  
 was fifty-nine years old. Once in prison Reich underwent psychiatric evalu 2005 Page #101  
ited to US Faces up to 70 years in prison PART FIVE: MONEY AND STRUCTURE •  2006 Page #31  
ad's supervisor threatened me with prison and with all kinds of bad things  2006 Page #153  
n't be threatened with 70 years in prison and 1.75 million dollars in fines 2007 Page #87  
g the rest of your natural life in prison? How does that work. I thjnk the  2007 Page #92  
 laws carried a penalty of life in prison or death. Both agents hinted at t 2008 Page #30  
 going to do-shoot me or put me in prison? I can do either one. " That comm 2009 Page #88  

Word: "prisoners", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ce and official conduct in holding prisoners and taking evidence. Since tes 2005 Page #126  
an experiments were used and 3,000 prisoners died. • 1941: Japanese attack  2006 Page #107  
 I only knew him from turning over prisoners at the jail, but by reputation 2008 Page #43  

Word: "pristine", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

vehicles, removed all, and left it pristine. Media coverage zero. The secon 2004 Page #117  

Word: "privacy", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

lly disassembled he led me to tl1e privacy of a back room which was dominat 2005 Page #43  
der the Freedom of Information and Privacy Act (FOIPA). I was told that the 2006 Page #174  
15 A stamp: FREEDOM OF INFORMATION/PRIVACY OFFICE US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND  2007 Page #42  

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ight instructors working through a private corporation and not on the direc 2003 Page #33  
s, Cape Girardeau Fire Museum. 14. Private research report by Kenny Young,  2003 Page #39  
d taken us to. This location is on private property, therefore I am not pin 2003 Page #63  
er the years, various employees of private Air Force contractors Sandia and 2003 Page #142  
ard a "Huey"-type helicopter for a private tour of the Archuleta Mesa near  2003 Page #150  
at he had a book on Roswell in his private library. Some of his top officia 2003 Page #200  
DUST, AGADIR' 1ZJan2A147(f_rem cur private oorreapondafit)t Science fiction 2004 Page #19  
y've been disbanded and that's all private contracting these days. G. I wou 2004 Page #53  
herapists, and invited guests of a private scientific college in Princeton, 2004 Page #58  
er, written in 1994 after years of private interviews with employees at Whi 2004 Page #60  
on labs, former military officers, private defense contractors and Office o 2004 Page #60  
e died, Col. Corso talked to me in private about the many classified docume 2004 Page #78  
 probably necessary to arrange for private interviews with some understandi 2004 Page #117  
w volumes found on the President's private bookshelf at the White House by  2004 Page #140  
es a report of an interview with a private pilot who claimed to have seen t 2004 Page #143  
ased to exist in 1969 and became a private concern financed by big money an 2004 Page #249  
the biggest money institutions and private industrialists in the world. 4.  2004 Page #249  
d completeness. So we can rule out private citizens that want to 250        2004 Page #253  
through official channels and on a private phone line from the base command 2005 Page #40  
mpts to gain 5 Sarbacher , Robert. Private letter to\'( illiam Steinman, 29 2005 Page #79  
 such as those 6 Goldwater, Barrv. Private letters dated 28 March 1975, 11  2005 Page #80  
 19 October 1981. 7 Andrews, John. Private letter dated 10 July 1986; Rich, 2005 Page #80  
ter dated 10 July 1986; Rich, Ben. Private letter dated 21 July 1986. 78    2005 Page #80  
echnology available for use in the private sector." The last statement (a c 2005 Page #81  
nger, were brought inside, where a private exhibit was at the same time bei 2005 Page #83  
 and both received educations from private tutors. In 1914, the Balkans eru 2005 Page #88  
rough of Queens where he went into private practice, wrote, and refined his 2005 Page #90  
d other go\·errunenr agencies, and private industry. lr occupies almost 8,3 2005 Page #125  
r to authorities or ransacked from private files. The FBl is urged co inves 2005 Page #131  
l event for the reader. New UFO ts Private correspondence to the author. 13 2005 Page #134  
to do so. In the meantime, after a private screening organized by Santilli  2005 Page #146  
t producing a flying article. As a private venture he produced evidence of  2005 Page #171  
national board of directors in the private sector. 2. "An item" -as opposed 2005 Page #175  
 and observation platforms than do private individuals. The key rule here i 2006 Page #9  
ing, confirms the truth of Smith's private notes in meetings with numerous  2006 Page #26  
echnology available for use in the private sector' • (Paaphrase). 'There ae 2006 Page #27  
king scale. • Presumable into many private bank accounts • Presumably into  2006 Page #32  
 on this. Becoming understood that private contractors (instead of Pentagon 2006 Page #33  
 as some • . in government attempt private deals, seeking advantage. Layers 2006 Page #63  
nt and business peers, fast-acting private sector risk takers will undoubte 2006 Page #67  
y likely some government(s) and/or private entities will pursue back-channe 2006 Page #69  
me of the other locals who gave me private tours around Braxton County and  2006 Page #94  
into two organizations: QinetiQ, a private company, and the Defense Science 2006 Page #123  
wasn't just your common- or-garden private; he was very high up in the mili 2006 Page #125  
ommercial aircraft. And 0 would be private aircraft. When something would c 2006 Page #152  
of our petty individual agenda and private turf wars, to move forward toget 2006 Page #181  
captain and divers involved in the private recovery mission, an object was  2006 Page #189  
am Bay for several months, until a private retrieval team discovered it. On 2006 Page #191  
 that everyone associated with the private mission made no secret of the fa 2006 Page #192  
 piloted his boat Diane during the private recovery mission, remains flummo 2006 Page #193  
ublic gatherings, CONTACT offers a private support group for those who have 2006 Page #193  
ivities and phone lines are not as private as we thought! Another remark, t 2006 Page #205  
 .,~ . : ... ~-'{/·i~-\~ . SAPs as Private Property ■ SAPs typically domina 2007 Page #52  
erty ■ SAPs typically dominated by private industry. · . , • :. - ■ Boeing, 2007 Page #52  
        48 Crash Retrievals -Going Private ■ If you acquired such technolog 2007 Page #54  
ld HAVE lo find a way to get it to private industJy. . : · ■ This would req 2007 Page #54  
/ : , .· · -~ :intelligence,.under private sector control. ~\ · · • j, ~.,. 2007 Page #55  
group. ·._ .:~~·;-;,·' . Anonymous private leaks ■ Senior government scient 2007 Page #55  
 che cooperation of leaders in the private seccor, including the advertisin 2007 Page #59  
 a number of both governmental and private laboratories in Brazil, the USA  2007 Page #194  
ary analysis were conducted by two private Chilean laboratories in 1994, La 2007 Page #200  
s Alamos Security Inspectors ; and private citizens. On January 6, 1949, an 2008 Page #27  
 the Bolsheviks , later wrote, "In private interviews , I have been told th 2008 Page #125  
 his castle. He could be seized by private individuals , could claim no pro 2008 Page #128  
ere conducted through the New York private banking firm of Brown Brothers H 2008 Page #129  
ee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) , a private UFO group, and stated publicly t 2008 Page #131  
te control or turning them over to private management companies . They also 2008 Page #143  
an D:1ovrnv lau~c{ • BOB BIGELOW'S PRIVATE ORGANIZATION • NEVER RECEIVED US 2008 Page #153  
 information ? Asked about it at a private meeting the following day, Secre 2009 Page #18  
 of secrecy practiced by America's private companies does work. But the pri 2009 Page #21  
o deal wth the problem. ■ Owned by private, international interests. ■ Use  2009 Page #152  

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other should complete his recovery privately in the countryside and makes p 2003 Page #91  
sda on Sunday May 22 to recuperate privately. Following James' death tat mo 2003 Page #95  
 hanging back and letting him talk privately with Bennewitz. Doty had broug 2003 Page #145  
d the subject ?;hich you discussed privately with me on Tuesday, July 1. I  2003 Page #222  
st happy to explain this at length privately should anyone be that interest 2004 Page #238  
field published several monographs privately on his research. The following 2005 Page #78  
 atmosphere. Co11tart IVith Space, privately published after his 1957 death 2005 Page #98  
 Mountain, Andy Roberts, published privately. Out of the Shadows: UFOs, the 2006 Page #137  
 Ararat Anomaly have surfaced both privately and publicly. i\fan) of these  2007 Page #138  
AF Bentwaters. Bentwaters is now a privately owned business park, while RAF 2008 Page #72  
rown Brothers Harriman, the oldest privately owned bank in America , was fo 2008 Page #129  
II, Leonard Stringfield. Published privately, 1994. A Histo,y of UFO Crashe 2009 Page #56  

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ant Palhares, Corporal Rubens, and privates Nivaldo and Santos. Curious civ 2005 Page #31  

Word: "privatization", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

al crisis; collapse of government. privatization of UFO technology) .. · .  2007 Page #36  

Word: "privatize", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

businesses would try to monopolize/privatize NHI offerings; but internation 2006 Page #60  

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ntage, with the aim of controlling/privatizing windfall discoveries. Religi 2006 Page #58  

Word: "privilege", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

dated with mail. I considered it a privilege to work with Budd and viewed h 2006 Page #203  
se projects. -' ... ■ "Proprietary privilege." "Ordinary" USAPs ■ Reported  2007 Page #52  
uld be to maintain a si:uat:.on of privilege for these states. 2. The divis 2008 Page #113  

Word: "privileged", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

iated with disclosure through h.is privileged position at tl1e Brookings In 2007 Page #76  

Word: "privileges", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

alls the White House (he has phone privileges by this time) and is insisten 2003 Page #90  
nsored group we were given special privileges and shown many areas of the T 2006 Page #199  

Word: "privy", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ape program # 970706D) Q. Were you privy to any other crash sites in Arizon 2003 Page #43  
s in Arizona, New Mexico? A. I was privy to the San Augustin crash and one  2003 Page #43  
xico. There were two crashes 1 was privy to in this area...and there were o 2003 Page #43  
s lives that Lawrence had not been privy to the sight of the UFO in the sky 2004 Page #38  
ns visiting earth, and that he was privy to talks between Disney Studios an 2004 Page #147  
s 'kitchen cabinet,' may have been privy to or associated with the MJ-12 gr 2005 Page #97  
ons. Are some captains of industry privy to classified knowled ge about the 2007 Page #59  
ons. Are some captains of industry privy to classified knowledge about the  2007 Page #76  
ssional intelligence guild. Were I privy now, or had I been in the past, to 2009 Page #24  

Word: "prize", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ell Hull. Hull won the Nobel Peace Prize for the work he did towards the cr 2003 Page #190  
ns. He is one of three Nobel Peace Prize winners who have been involved in  2003 Page #190  
e.We highly value these poople, we prize them and protect their safety boa  2004 Page #164  
yed in the case of the Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and father of the USSR's  2004 Page #170  
y, shared with Baltimore the Nobel prize in 1975- 28G. Neild, Mysterious Re 2006 Page #112  
he copy is as light-hearted as the prize is serious: "l f your cat has the  2007 Page #66  
r, came from none other than Nobel Prize winner Luis Alvarez, who worked on 2007 Page #144  
g the race and making off with the prize. First revealed in an anonymous 19 2007 Page #184  
ent expert Erich Bagge; 1944 Nobel Prize winner Otto Hahn, called the "fath 2008 Page #138  

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 and stuff. M\Xl: Diel you win any prizes. GM: 1 remember winning the highe 2007 Page #79  

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ort. huo:llcn:nMn, mm -Ourdic-n.11 prl"IOfU,I --eb&&1c-nx nfm:w:boolt rcn m 2009 Page #198  

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H:Jrl' ,\ f S11 I RILI.ICS • l'.S. PRl\'AlE DEB f IS 0\'[R \◄! TRlLLIOS ,-_ 2008 Page #156  

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TION, BAKER. IIIU.ARD COUNTY, UTAH PrliC9ac!F'or~Jo,,.e&Co ~Ce:Joma -er LGS 2005 Page #60  

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-.la.bllah, Re11dcncy  control." 1 PRlt...\DET,?R!A, June 13-r Yint rt:fJOr 2009 Page #182  

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 impact sites will also eventual!) prm-ide evidence to the world that this  2007 Page #121  

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Couupcndrnct on UFO S,cury ■ 1982. Prnnsyt 1-·.r,u UFO, ■ Wedd ~•tht~. u.dy 2009 Page #145  

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om millions uf ~e;an :1:;:o to 1he prnrnl d:1~. -E,1r::1l'rr•~1ri;ilnlo"\:  2005 Page #107  

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 Public Record Office, London: The PRO is home to several thousand pages of 2003 Page #74  
cause that's what her father said. Pro and con, you could take your pick. T 2004 Page #29  
ects si He did a 180 turn from his pro ET stance in his 1956 book from the  2004 Page #205  
es as they appear in the document: Pro 248                                  2004 Page #251  
o1-m1111ml , 1\/aef Scimtisls, and Pro.Jed Paperrlip, 1945 lo 1990, St. Mar 2005 Page #125  
ysis the document owner refused co pro,·ide it." What begs to be accomplish 2005 Page #131  
ucleic acids". Prion derives from (pro)teinaceous (in)fectious particle. Th 2006 Page #113  
ndenberg , who served as President Pro Tempore of the Senate, third in line 2008 Page #132  
 CSICOPS (Now csn -Robert Sheaffer PRO:ME Sheaffer sat directly in front of 2008 Page #155  
, I often hear the same rationales pro and con for Government involvement.  2009 Page #155  
connect ion •1th the • 1M: l r ••• pro,teo'h .... two Air Pr'ior1'7, !£\TS, 2009 Page #174  
'ch on sut"ll an off cm:•; .-1 thr pro;cct ~"'_e been ~~VCh•".'1 1 ... weap 2009 Page #182  
 intcri'crint: with the electrjcul pro.ducin~ billions o! _volts fll'c b~ll 2009 Page #182  
\'r'Y bornb ns crechtP.c1 toduy to Pro!. o~,-the s~crct • Anglo•~~m~r!cs.1~ 2009 Page #184  
on Jf tile, Pay. was reported when Pro!. T. D. ton-Acme company ol C!ncin·  2009 Page #184  
s· i ;, •. ~ , patches mentioned a Pro!. J. M. n_g ~!e1llll'lmcnt satd loda 2009 Page #184  

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upport or further official Chines* pro- Qrano uhioh do not confers to good  2003 Page #213  
cular reference to an eoononle aid pro- grsa in Korea and its relation to g 2003 Page #213  
not as cut and dried as any simple pro- or anti-press conference stance wou 2004 Page #238  

Word: "pro-active", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 each contact scenario, from which pro-active, before-the-fact policy guida 2006 Page #48  
 turn, could serve as guidance for pro-active, before-the-fact development  2006 Page #51  

Word: "pro-democracy", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d in Warsaw Pact concerns over the pro-democracy movement then taking hold  2004 Page #46  

Word: "pro-nazi", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d $25,000 a year for disseminating pro-Nazi propaganda in America. Payments 2008 Page #127  
on to help further the aims of his pro-Nazi masters. Project Paperclip quic 2008 Page #138  

Word: "pro-nazis", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d "ethnic committees " filled with pro-Nazis . Nixon staffers watched Nazi  2008 Page #141  

Word: "pro-roswell", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

a sizeable hole in the case of the pro-Roswell advocates. It seems convinci 2004 Page #222  

Word: "pro1e", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. o( Jap-production. Howc,·er, the pro1e:: : an," the .N~ Zealand Herald ol 2009 Page #182  

Word: "proactive", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ime the aliens had actually become proactive. But there was another reason  2003 Page #142  
is as one of their most successful proactive events of all time. The Second 2008 Page #65  

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case by case basis, MoD decided to proactively release its entire archive o 2008 Page #63  

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 — that the original documents are probab# real, but that their authenticit 2004 Page #214  

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tity must force us to consider its probabili ty of being true. For example, 2005 Page #78  
telligence sources they are in all probabili ty of interplanetary origin. A 2005 Page #122  

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first is in "Part III — Scientific Probabilities" and the second in "Part V 2003 Page #28  
observer's mind. On the balance of probabilities, however... Well, let's ju 2004 Page #223  

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anes are In fact not earthly" “all probability of Interplanetary origin" “u 2003 Page #26  
ecords certainly point towards the probability that something out of the or 2004 Page #9  
dered? • Why were they murdered? • Probability against chance • Intuitive s 2004 Page #198  
us quo • Official cause of death • Probability of death • Remote Viewing .. 2004 Page #198  
Social Security Actuarial Tables — probability of death (more conservative  2004 Page #199  
ry service • Remote viewing data • Probability of death • Social Security p 2004 Page #200  
dered? • Why were they murdered? • Probability against chance • Intuitive s 2004 Page #201  
o planning, we sought to attach no probability or likelihood of any particu 2006 Page #51  
er altitudes. Assuming the greater probability that either Presque Isle or  2006 Page #172  
#6: We can presume with reasonable probability that the crew of the Diane d 2006 Page #189  
gh the depths. Nor is there a high probability that the airborne object wou 2006 Page #191  
t supported by evidence, logic, or probability. No, most likely John Walker 2006 Page #191  
ecords certainly point towards the probability that something out of the or 2007 Page #142  
ientists demonstrated that, in all probability , the Tunguska meteorite had 2008 Page #100  
ermine the authenticity; i.e., the probability that Teller did indeed write 2009 Page #9  
s confident of this because of the probability that this piece would have b 2009 Page #13  
s personal opinion that such was a probability, but confidentially stated t 2009 Page #178  

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 craft recovered in one piece were probabl) shipped elsewhere, perhaps Groo 2005 Page #166  
en irutiaUy for space application. Probabl) large scale space operations wo 2005 Page #171  

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mate of the character, extent, and probable consequences of" (blank). • "Wh 2003 Page #206  
ning, form paragraph two, "and the probable consequences of the assistance, 2003 Page #206  
aata of tha sharaetsr, extent, and probable @one@qusna*s of assistance whic 2003 Page #213  
tc- • ’•n° cha~antar , extent, and probable consequences in the event tnv-  2003 Page #214  
mate of the character, extent, and probable consequences of assistance whic 2003 Page #225  
e which you may recommend, 3nd the probable consequences in the event that  2003 Page #225  
t two weeks I have bad in mind the probable desirability —• of sending Wede 2003 Page #230  
reezer; Johnson did not check out; probable hoax • Status report VI include 2004 Page #122  
gence unit to investigate craft of probable interplanetary origin was follo 2005 Page #124  
esearcher. Dr. Wood mentions a few probable hoaxes. One was a report allegi 2005 Page #132  
ess 3. human interpretation of the probable net effect of the event, in ter 2006 Page #52  
errible epidemic in 1918. The most probable disease vector then centered on 2006 Page #111  
bited by disks of this size, it is probable that the entry was from orbital 2006 Page #136  
tained by fighter aircraft. A more probable speed calculation is based on t 2006 Page #171  
udging from the analysis, the most probable is that this material is an art 2007 Page #198  
riminal cases to shed light on the probable authors or non-authors of docum 2008 Page #104  
n attack on the mother ship. It is probable that these weapons of the futur 2009 Page #22  

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ified internal organ of some kind, probably belonging to one of the large a 2003 Page #45  
he size it might have been. It was probably no shorter than this, but could 2003 Page #48  
operations on the Base. Dr. Lehman probably wanted to decide if there was a 2003 Page #146  
en exposed to in the past, that he probably couldn't describe it to them if 2003 Page #147  
this facility was started in 1951, probably for the express purpose of havi 2003 Page #183  
pecial Operations Manual 1-01, you probably would like to buy a replica of  2003 Page #185  
the media. Part of this success is probably due to direct media influence,  2003 Page #187  
ted and are controlled. Leaks have probably become less frequent because of 2003 Page #187  
ngineer" these recovered parts and probably still are. That we have been un 2003 Page #187  
Manual 62 WHY CONTINUED SECRECY IS PROBABLY A BAD IDEA q The price of secre 2003 Page #188  
slipped up on this answer. This is probably because he was not expecting th 2003 Page #202  
early stated that the subject was "probably classified." If it is classifie 2003 Page #202  
n the night of October 4, 1967, he probably had no idea of the chain of eve 2004 Page #34  
 of the ordinary. in fact they had probably passed Laurie Wickens who was w 2004 Page #36  
n a meteor, so O'Brien's statement probably served to reinforce his suspici 2004 Page #36  
d had thought that his brother was probably asleep at that hour and did not 2004 Page #38  
bered something about Shag Harbor (probably his fellow divers) he recalled  2004 Page #43  
time but mentioned a third man who probably was. Chris was unable to track  2004 Page #44  
m essentially the same story. They probably had seen Chris on a couple of t 2004 Page #45  
ly lift out and underneath them is probably the staircase that goes to the  2004 Page #52  
d have a plan such as that, I, you probably know this already but I saw pla 2004 Page #52  
ain, every base in the country has probably got, you know, the population o 2004 Page #52  
tion of the two bases together was probably four and a half thousand people 2004 Page #52  
rash and recovery of at least two, probably three and possibly four, extrat 2004 Page #62  
nyon mesa during a night in 1948 — probably March. AUDIO EXCERPT # 2 ( 2:35 2004 Page #72  
and that was Andy Andrews — he was probably in his 50s back at the time of  2004 Page #72  
 if anything does develop you will probably hear about it through the Wrigh 2004 Page #90  
cluded that Dr. Walker himself had probably been at the UFO crash in Kecksb 2004 Page #100  
-62 UFO recovered, transported and probably seen subsequently at WPAFB. Cov 2004 Page #113  
 effective assessment, it would be probably necessary to arrange for privat 2004 Page #117  
Retrieval Reports FOUR REPORTS ARE PROBABLY HOAXES • Report 46, 1967, UFO s 2004 Page #122  
ets are Kept Sophisticated secrecy probably began in the United States gove 2004 Page #123  
about the Flatwoods monster, which probably turned out to be a vehicle not  2004 Page #130  
 or a more current summary of what probably happened in First Strike by Jac 2004 Page #130  
 interviewed him. Dr. Sarbacher is probably the most distinguished member o 2004 Page #147  
rated by Richard Nixon. Nixon will probably always be seen as simply the pr 2004 Page #180  
 I had it to do over again I would probably do the same thing, and I think  2004 Page #190  
answered questions, and there will probably always be the taint of Silas Ne 2004 Page #223  
he story to ABC news in California probably in the late morning of the 8th  2004 Page #237  
lined above. Bond was by this time probably back at the Star Telegram proce 2004 Page #237  
 wire story. Later that afternoon, probably because of increasing press int 2004 Page #238  
 Reverse Engineering Claims HOW WE PROBABLY DID IT WITH MIGs ■ Soviet pilot 2005 Page #5  
 Marco Eli Chereze and Eric Lopes, probably had the most unusual experience 2005 Page #32  
 deformed person. It was naked and probably dying. In spite of cl1e somewha 2005 Page #32  
gen breathing apparatus, which was probably the cause of its accelerated de 2005 Page #32  
r next to a farm where the UFO had probably crashed, and he found pieces of 2005 Page #37  
roughly 18 by 48 inches. Those are probably about $1500 a piece. So, in oth 2005 Page #66  
We are sitting in a valley that is probably one of the most desolate parts  2005 Page #68  
 ground rumbled and as you say, he probably did run to his mother. It seems 2005 Page #69  
gm - the presence in our world and probably within our civilization of "oth 2005 Page #73  
hat the UFO technology program has probably been going for generatio ns, an 2005 Page #85  
Earth scared her, and such fear is probably a strong factor in tl1e resista 2005 Page #86  
ave access to, and I think it will probably have more interest to the UFO c 2005 Page #151  
ng of alien space technolog) would probably rank as the deepest Black \X/or 2005 Page #167  
oduce counterbary . The Brown work probably remains a realistic approach to 2005 Page #171  
'. He said: "People on board would probably not feel any more effect than t 2005 Page #173  
ilizations. I think that there are probably many advanced civilizations wit 2006 Page #5  
e kept" notions. C. Because I have probably had to answer about 40,000 ques 2006 Page #13  
ing on debate teams in high school probably helped a lot. I have been very  2006 Page #13  
auditable Determines that HUD (and probably other federal offices) is essen 2006 Page #32  
 in the reasonably near term. Most probably, the life form is aware of huma 2006 Page #52  
ON - Brilliant Streak Across Sky - Probably a Meteor" and the Massachusetts 2006 Page #95  
he group did see two glowing eyes, probably those of a large owl perched on 2006 Page #96  
rse4 is expected to be logical and probably to be able to understand equati 2006 Page #101  
the containment of alien pathogens probably bean with the Cape Girardoux al 2006 Page #103  
 art understanding of retroviruses probably BEGAN there, and leaked into th 2006 Page #105  
escott does exist — and I think he probably does exist — he'd be far better 2006 Page #124  
rning the civilian aircraft crash, probably because it did not involve a U. 2006 Page #136  
ca Chica got close to the bogies — probably 40 miles away — the bogies simp 2006 Page #145  
through an arc every few seconds — probably every 15 to 20 seconds — there  2006 Page #146  
layed tag with the Air Force. They probably still do — Air Force bombers an 2006 Page #149  
now what did it.' Then he went and probably called the commanding officer o 2006 Page #149  
940s. Videotape Segment 2: "It was probably a couple of months after the in 2006 Page #160  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Probably never.' THAT'S WHAT HE SAID? Th 2006 Page #163  
 and Air Force bases. One of these probably was at Loring AFB at Limestone, 2006 Page #170  
ng to a speed of 300 mph, which is probably pushing the upper speed limit f 2006 Page #171  
elated to the FBI document. (There probably are records buried deeply somew 2006 Page #174  
errors in Willingham's story which probably is a result of faulty memory: t 2006 Page #178  
will eventually conclude that, "It probably was a meteorite. It seems to me 2006 Page #185  
and very few members of government probably bothered to read in its entiret 2006 Page #202  
ervice censorship. Many of you are probably aware of a claim by Lydia Slepp 2007 Page #20  
 details had been changed. Thjs is probably more commonly used than many pe 2007 Page #25  
public opinion about UFOs. 1 could probably make a similar argument for the 2007 Page #28  
th no one being the wiser. You can probably imagine how useful something li 2007 Page #28  
sure I did my homework. So that is probably why I did get one O'Level. M\"v 2007 Page #79  
d transfer to my pc quickly. l saw probably about the top two thirds of thi 2007 Page #86  
 There would be documents on there probably some fake email addresses. l fl 2007 Page #87  
be one shouldn't. However it would probably be your lawyers who would advis 2007 Page #91  
ne gambling systems and because of probably jealousy the Americans have arr 2007 Page #92  
ight now what is in my head it was probably 6 or 7. A couple of them being, 2007 Page #124  
 spots of light going up and down, probably collecting the pieces of the de 2007 Page #129  
 the hole it made, however, it was probably about the same size." The two m 2007 Page #133  
 progressed. "1 had [the document) probably about two months before I did a 2007 Page #134  
t -we think that they (developers) probably cut the hill down to put those  2007 Page #168  
e state trooper. And the thing was probably about that far (600 to 1,000 fe 2007 Page #170  
r a long time before we did. Paul: Probably on radar or even visual for a l 2007 Page #171  
ment wanted co keep it quiet, they probably went co the radio, TV and newsp 2007 Page #171  
ineral, so we conclude that it was probably man-made. \Y/e cannot establish 2007 Page #197  
 and that it's artificial-he says "probably man-made." Dr. Taylor's officia 2007 Page #197  
pt some ashes that he thought were probably part of a campfire started some 2008 Page #8  
sighting indicates that the meteor probably struck in the area of the Wasat 2008 Page #11  
d. Kadesch said, simply, "[It]. .. probably was a bolide." There is, howeve 2008 Page #11  
nson's estimate of the landing was probably wrong. 5                        2008 Page #11  
ed Locals • Tried lo Find Meteor • Probably a Bolide 14 Blue Boqk Report Ca 2008 Page #20  
om the impact location. There were probably many more official reports in 1 2008 Page #59  
enting almost 4000 pages, although probably 2/3 are not classified at all,  2008 Page #104  
s activity for almost 30 years and probably have the longest continuous rec 2008 Page #134  
ts , which would have been handled probably by a different secretary, possi 2009 Page #11  
elligence Officers, one of whom is probably well aware of who created the h 2009 Page #14  
d indicated that the Soviets would probably do the same. Fortunately, the w 2009 Page #17  
mparisons of quantity and quality. Probably the same will be said of the ge 2009 Page #19  
n, telling Farish, "Mr. Crisman is probably the most informed man in the Un 2009 Page #32  
that President John F. Kennedy was probably assassinated as a result of a c 2009 Page #44  
. -sometimes a small glob that was probably 6 inches across and sometimes 1 2009 Page #65  
raged 3 inches high. They measured probably 2.5 to 3 feet wide. I was looki 2009 Page #66  
perature out there at the time was probably 34 degrees Fahrenheit, somethin 2009 Page #66  
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ne's account of an officer who was probably flirting with a her in a top se 2009 Page #91  

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ice that had crashed into the ice, probabl~ thousands of) ears ago." Furthe 2007 Page #139  

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not *vast tote Oritdspbj 'guff you Probasiy snouldrit be word • 'raids* kee 2006 Page #30  

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yewitness to a crash event is less probative than, say, a tissue sample of  2005 Page #135  

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a secret spy plane, a Soviet Venus probe (COSMOS 96) that didn't complete i 2003 Page #65  
ge in comparison to what the Venus probe itself is reported to have been. T 2003 Page #65  
ect. This officer had some type of probe in his hand that, to Joel, looked  2003 Page #69  
e orbital data of the Soviet Venus probe Cosmos 96, determined that this de 2003 Page #71  
ring for the opportunity to really probe into the technology of UFOs, and s 2003 Page #169  
ll Incident." The focus of the GAO probe, initiated at the request of a mem 2004 Page #60  
 to keep in mind as we continue to probe the corners of UFOs and all that t 2004 Page #106  
mother ship ■ Send a nuclear armed probe at Phobos on Mars ■ Send an electr 2005 Page #10  
 on Mars ■ Send an electromagnetic probe at the moon. ("De-9aussers as used 2005 Page #10  
type of space suit that acted as a probe. The body was actually a metal she 2006 Page #93  
y failed" to act; 66% call for new probe ► CNN Poll, Sept. 11, 2006: 41 per 2007 Page #40  

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. Here we had a mystery, but as we probed deeper other things also started  2004 Page #234  

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ior intellect, performs diagnostic probes, and," with a nod to ET, "can e\· 2007 Page #69  

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f military reconnaissance aircraft probing Russia, North Korea, and China c 2006 Page #8  

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tr1ina.tf'd by • profusion o! pink probitble Uat olh~ dedcu on ~ nndl~ orrl 2009 Page #163  

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tJJe )'Ola-111/esof!ll" Enorrrous; problbly 20:11 !Qlomela-s abo"'8Ell1h. T 2009 Page #151  

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e long awaited solution to the UFO problem comes, I believe that it will pr 2003 Page #11  
ted states. In my opinion, the UFO problem, far from being the 'nonsense pr 2003 Page #13  
 mentioned that they were having a problem with the numerous people who wer 2003 Page #67  
ould be stopped before it became a problem. Bennewitz was a trained scienti 2003 Page #145  
                      Project Beta problem remained keeping this secret fro 2003 Page #149  
 US awareness of the flying saucer problem started with Kenneth Arnold in J 2003 Page #170  
itutional, then we should fix that problem. Wrapping up, having listened fo 2003 Page #185  
shape Airborne radar would have no problem No reason to doubt shape and siz 2003 Page #186  
te a congressional look at the UFO problem. The only things I wish to bring 2003 Page #195  
, 1947 Ryan S. Wood Authentication Problem Statement Each "Directive to Lie 2003 Page #203  
actical and beneficial manner. The problem is both complex and grave. Recom 2003 Page #224  
the plans resale ftr but there sr. problem of international 1...pirda, Atol 2004 Page #20  
 OF THEM ARE RAv/NO VERY, VERY BIG PROBLEM. THEY ARE ALMOST CPSHEDDING THEI 2004 Page #24  
's perfect air. There's not an air problem. We took an air thing (air quali 2004 Page #52  
 an obvious first thought. But the problem is, animal excisions upon examin 2004 Page #77  
group. You will have to solve that problem — their identity — for yourselve 2004 Page #95  
 one occurred before there was the problem of recovering satellite debris,  2004 Page #117  
a perfect institution to work this problem out. Perhaps some research time  2004 Page #129  
y teams treated the transportation problem as just one more part of the ret 2004 Page #129  
nstitute of Medical and Biological Problem • MAP: Ministry of Aviation Indu 2004 Page #157  
epresents a serious constitutional problem in America. The evidence I have  2004 Page #176  
UFOs were "the greatest scientific problem of our times," which received wi 2004 Page #209  
ut there, we had a little bit of a problem with. We didn't write off his in 2004 Page #216  
at El Vado. But then he ran into a problem. The Air Force records, which we 2004 Page #220  
ment's attention! There's only one problem. No one, other than Karl Pflock  2004 Page #221  
l 1VIJ-12 documents "the first big problem with them is that there's no pro 2004 Page #222  
e government's handling of the UFO problem, which is considered a "National 2004 Page #242  
e government's handling of the UFO problem, which is considered a "National 2004 Page #247  
rrent situation. To eliminate this problem, I have drafted new directives f 2004 Page #251  
 civilization of "others" -but the problem of how their presence has affect 2005 Page #73  
ctioned bodies of power. Thus, the problem of "UFOs," as we so '0'Pically c 2005 Page #73  
Director of the ClA describing the problem in this manner: "Sightings of un 2005 Page #74  
d out in coping with the spaceship problem." One night as he sat on the ste 2005 Page #95  
 which changed markedly), the only problem I can imagine would be their arr 2005 Page #102  
ses the essential public relations problem of ufology: without clear physic 2005 Page #120  
as shown to be authentic or nearly problem free. At th.is level, multiple w 2005 Page #137  
ofessional groups, seem to have no problem accepting the detailed factual d 2006 Page #4  
early astronomical. Money is not a problem for covert groups carrying out e 2006 Page #32  
track on small maps. To solve this problem, I combined several aeronautical 2006 Page #97  
d Biological Warfare) "The obvious problem was that if the Army or the gove 2006 Page #124  
stry of Defense may have more of a problem with it. Mainly because it's goi 2006 Page #130  
recovered; thus creating a serious problem for the Air Force when nuclear w 2006 Page #141  
ad become a major public-relations problem due to the high volume of report 2007 Page #18  
ndication of how important the UFO problem really was. During \X/orld War 1 2007 Page #22  
 is just one part of a much larger problem in our society. We have potentia 2007 Page #34  
                 Lee's look at the problem of security from a point of view 2007 Page #37  
trying to help solve their transit problem. ln doino-so, the Capital l'vf e 2007 Page #69  
"can e\·en phone home if there's a problem." THE AVER~,GE PERSON \NILL SPEN 2007 Page #69  
nterested I'm some but I have this problem where if l am not fully interest 2007 Page #80  
a look and does not harm is this a problem. Is that what you are being char 2007 Page #88  
at ) our presence there was such a problem? I did hear chat you had lee som 2007 Page #89  
 highly unusual aircraft. The only problem facing Mr. Frost, was the overwh 2007 Page #111  
d continued to run without further problem. The train finally arrived but i 2007 Page #130  
umber of UFO reports in which this problem has been demonstrated time and a 2008 Page #13  
wspapers . The newspapers create a problem because, according to the Reno n 2008 Page #13  
stitute to solve the strange noise problem. One particularly interesting fi 2008 Page #73  
DIE. CAN THEY REPRODUCE? This is a problem. REPRODUCING IS A PROBLEM? DO OU 2008 Page #91  
his is a problem. REPRODUCING IS A PROBLEM? DO OUR CHROMOSOMES HELP WITH TH 2008 Page #91  
rhaps the paradox is a translation problem in which we humans lack the lang 2008 Page #95  
ve opinion from an expert on how a problem should be solved. The author was 2008 Page #106  
 to have a genuine wony about this problem. We seem to have conventional me 2008 Page #111  
rial men present no basical ly new problem from the standpoim: of im:ernaci 2008 Page #112  
ver take place. Now we come to the problem of determining what to do if the 2008 Page #112  
 states . Th:..s would present the problem of distr.:.bution . ~'.oreover,  2008 Page #113  
be taken co rectify a very serious problem are very apparent. Respectfully, 2008 Page #114  
ause of our inability to solve the problem of international organization it 2008 Page #117  
lists realized they faced the same problem they had with the communists . A 2008 Page #130  
equations and analytic methods for problem solving. Weaver set out to confi 2008 Page #135  
ontrary, have led to a significant problem. Only when you consider the symb 2008 Page #136  
~ HY..: '\-n h• SOVIET MISSILE UFO PROBLEM • 4 OCT s::!-BYELOKORO\IICHE ,UK 2008 Page #150  
 Air Space: A Defense Intelligence Problem." It is not clear if there were  2009 Page #8  
available material on "the GIA UFO problem and the CIA" and timorously publ 2009 Page #12  
ias if you will-about "the GIA UFO problem and the CIA" should be stated at 2009 Page #12  
 to have been consulted on the UFO problem, with far more intellectual clou 2009 Page #13  
R AIR SPACE A DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE PROBLEM Air space is that part of space  2009 Page #14  
to the sovereignty of UFOs. 1. The problem of this right of sovereignty is  2009 Page #14  
evolution to the present time. The problem took on a completely different a 2009 Page #14  
pace by UFO's. The ensuing defense problem immediately focused on the atmos 2009 Page #14  
a feasible defense approach to the problem. Thirty years later we find ours 2009 Page #15  
Y AND PROPOSED SOLUTIONS The major problem from the standpoint of intellige 2009 Page #15  
er approach to properly assess the problem and find a workable solution bef 2009 Page #16  
work ' in which to address the UFO problem. It worked for us before and it  2009 Page #16  
he 22nd Party Congress that "[T]he problem of destroying enemy missiles in  2009 Page #17  
te defenses. The misidentification problem was also voiced by former DCI Hi 2009 Page #17  
elligence consumer. (a) Define the problem divide into feasible components  2009 Page #19  
ll available material on '·the UFO problem and the CIA" and timorously publ 2009 Page #23  
 -bias if you will-about "the lJFO problem and the CIA" should be stated at 2009 Page #23  
tically for security reasons. This problem is illustrated by Project Blue B 2009 Page #24  
orking groups to deal with the UFO problem to avoid the risk of future conf 2009 Page #41  
ll foster mutual concern over this problem and hopefully find some resoluti 2009 Page #42  
n the 1970s. There is, however , a problem with this theory: Bethurum 's ac 2009 Page #55  
     SLIDE# 9 told him there was a problem in the Rendlesham forest. Sgt. P 2009 Page #63  
 KNEW THAT THERE WAS A CREDIBILITY PROBLEM . BUT NOW, 30 YEARS LATER IN THE 2009 Page #74  
hatever was out there. The hardest problem I have is that I spent 26 years  2009 Page #78  
ack infrastructure to deal wth the problem. ■ Owned by private, internation 2009 Page #152  
th the casualties or some military problem encountered on the Island and Sn 2009 Page #160  
t later, Dr. Mardsen discussed the problem with Dr. Vannevar Bush in Washin 2009 Page #170  
      casualties or some milita,-y problem encountered on the island and Sn 2009 Page #171  
" "The New Zealand approach to the problem was essentially experimental. Wh 2009 Page #173  

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ed with the case are having health problems. It is fortunate that many of t 2003 Page #56  
allegation that Forrestal's mental problems begin about the time he becomes 2003 Page #94  
hat was much, much bigger than the problems and suspicions of one man. As t 2003 Page #141  
to review □ With more minds on the problems, we are likely to find more sol 2003 Page #188  
on Clinton, like Jimmy Carter, had problems with the military. He, like Jim 2003 Page #199  
make sure there is no bureaucratic problems given the scope and importance  2003 Page #209  
family all suffered serious health problems, including cysts and goiters, w 2004 Page #29  
Aurora crash story underscores the problems and issues involved in seeking  2004 Page #33  
ur, Lockland Cameron was having TV problems. There was a white line across  2004 Page #45  
a radios began having transmission problems and then ceased functioning. Th 2004 Page #47  
formation they have on the medical problems experienced by various United S 2004 Page #54  
ng a SECRET V-2 rocket launch. But problems kept delaying lift-off. Andy Ki 2004 Page #67  
f provenance is one of the biggest problems with the MJ-12 documents, and y 2004 Page #224  
ich's radical view that the social problems of individuals and governments  2005 Page #89  
ethod in corrung to grips with the problems posed by the spacemen. The cosm 2005 Page #95  
er the Air Force had actually such problems in mind, l cannot tell." Invest 2005 Page #100  
 Eyes Only Anachronisms: These are problems with the case or document-stori 2005 Page #137  
lates many detailed reports, media problems, could be coverup of it's own i 2007 Page #44  
s, but we did have the usual virus problems. 77                             2007 Page #83  
it had to do with maneuverabilit:y problems , and that the U.S.A.F. now had 2007 Page #108  
 about her and we talked about the problems Mt1rilyn was h,wing with JFK an 2007 Page #136  
or Howard Rothberg about Marilyn's problems Tvith the Kennedy's, Pataki pau 2007 Page #136  
mily was described as having money problems until this event; however , Mil 2008 Page #53  
endlesham Forest). They are having problems .... The odds are against them. 2008 Page #91  
 they (time travelers) were having problems , but they got their machine of 2008 Page #92  
g co the human race would bring up problems whose solucion it. is difficult 2008 Page #112  
d have competency to deal with all problems re_ated to extraterres trial pe 2008 Page #113  
e the celestial states present new problems. * ... 1lr + * Res nullius is s 2008 Page #113  
 effect immediate reprisals. These problems are compounded further by ident 2008 Page #114  
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to confront the United States with problems which would not be easily solve 2009 Page #12  
d data base are clearly worthless. PROBLEMS WITH THE CURRENT POLICY AND PRO 2009 Page #15  
ccurate estimate. One of the chief problems of the intelligence community a 2009 Page #18  
to confront the United States with problems which would not be easily solve 2009 Page #23  
e upon my profession . Fundamental problems exist in even attempting an acc 2009 Page #24  
n related to the national security problems associated with the phenomenon  2009 Page #25  
io signals and continuously having problems with our radios on all three fr 2009 Page #70  
 in the area investigating certain problems relating to submarine warfare,  2009 Page #164  
ted and the fundamental scientific problems were solved. The experimental s 2009 Page #166  
ted and the fundamental scientific problems were solved." "The experimental 2009 Page #169  
n in the area investigating cenain problems relating to submarine warfare,  2009 Page #169  
. scientists interested in cognate problems. These included Sir Geoffrey Ta 2009 Page #170  

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l.J::DL.\. RlUICl'Ll:S • TODA \"-S PROBLl :~IS TAKE PIUOJUT\" ------Mtn•inK 2008 Page #156  

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be no gainsaying the fast that the probloa facing ua is bofch complex and g 2003 Page #228  

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in a science fiction no,•el But he probobly •houldn't be spending L:1xpayer 2008 Page #146  

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n,·c some sir.:.,l~dt.,v to one of proc,c.n,ng the atwmc bomb m Im-lhc appl 2009 Page #182  

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ed security, recovery and shipping procedur es for recovered material as we 2005 Page #128  

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al pretty much answers many of the procedural questions of the recovery tea 2004 Page #127  

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e Archives have a declassification procedure that is charged with not relea 2003 Page #184  
thorizing a mission is the type of procedure that is common. 3. The distrib 2003 Page #210  
ive paper in 1988(?) outlining the procedure that would have been in place  2004 Page #127  
 background sources this is normal procedure for these types of documents.  2004 Page #252  
 Can someone say that this sort of procedure did exist? Tab F directive is  2004 Page #253  
in a fashion typical of government procedure. And text stamped onto one ins 2005 Page #129  
event? Is the document or incident procedure consistent with other document 2005 Page #136  
t with other documents or military procedure of the era? Chronology is give 2005 Page #136  
ished it is then a fairly standard procedure to build. From the completed m 2005 Page #149  
departure from the normal military procedure for creating such manuals. Suc 2006 Page #15  
led his IFR flight plan, a routine procedure when leaving controlled airspa 2006 Page #81  
 could want to perfect the optimum procedure to kill all the Homo sapiens e 2006 Page #116  
tone, Maine. 3. The emergeng alert procedure went into effect immediately.  2006 Page #170  
ng magnesium. He happed to be in a procedure turn and thus estimated the Ii 2008 Page #9  
o establish a practical method and procedure which could be used in offensi 2009 Page #165  

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st and one on the east. Diagnostic procedures on the nine layers of the sma 2003 Page #49  
lans in place in detail, including procedures to be used if other crashes o 2003 Page #171  
and exposure to historical autopsy procedures, tables and equipment, togeth 2003 Page #173  
pe presses. Slide 28 describes the procedures for moving the parts, with th 2003 Page #176  
public hands. Slide 31 details the procedures for packing and associated pa 2003 Page #176  
paintings has volunteered that the procedures identified are consistent wit 2003 Page #176  
 are consistent with the very best procedures then currently in use in the  2003 Page #176  
his, for example, the CIA security procedures would have been those in use. 2003 Page #185  
ness were subjected to a series of procedures that seemed geared to confoun 2004 Page #51  
 our understanding of the recovery procedures of that era. Recoveg Team Rep 2004 Page #117  
they no doubt implemented the best procedures they had. They all include de 2004 Page #123  
LEAK" • Manhattan Project security procedures have been adapted to our mode 2004 Page #124  
 in 2038? Slide 21 CRASH RETRIEVAL PROCEDURES CLEAR • Don Berliner's articl 2004 Page #124  
urity area around crash, packaging procedures, control of aliens separately 2004 Page #124  
l of aliens separately, debriefing procedures • This led to Don's receiving 2004 Page #124  
-01 is an exarllent summary of the procedures that would have been used by  2004 Page #125  
 Specific Secreg Specific Recovery Procedures Going back to Slide 16, we se 2004 Page #127  
t doesn't deal with the debriefing procedures that have been used to allege 2004 Page #127  
 also described sensitive military procedures by which the real debris was  2004 Page #142  
 are civilian, there are different procedures whether they come forward vol 2004 Page #168  
nated Area 1. USSR Crash Retrieval Procedures and Policies III • Helicopter 2004 Page #169  
alled AREA 2. USSR Crash Retrieval Procedures and Policies IV • All witness 2004 Page #169  
R Majestic 12 USSR Crash Retrieval Procedures and Policies V • The Haloperi 2004 Page #170  
cial process. USSR Crash Retrieval Procedures and Policies VI • . In the ev 2004 Page #170  
authorization USSR Crash Retrieval Procedures and Policies VII • The EBEs a 2004 Page #170  
al Conference USSR Crash Retrieval Procedures and Policies VIII • Remains o 2004 Page #171  
d be present. USSR Crash Retrieval Procedures and Policies IX • . Once the  2004 Page #171  
this purpose. USSR Crash Retrieval Procedures and Policies X • There is a f 2004 Page #171  
borate the documents, the military procedures, and the long-standing cover- 2004 Page #242  
ription of forensic authentication procedures. These procedures will be app 2004 Page #242  
c authentication procedures. These procedures will be applied to two signif 2004 Page #242  
aU for dedicated staff and careful procedures . The risk of contamination a 2005 Page #126  
nderstanding the highly classified procedures established to manage the ret 2006 Page #14  
wering questions about, classified procedures used for locating, isolating  2006 Page #14  
tate UFO crash retrievals, and the procedures used for managing personnel r 2006 Page #14  
ne and Sherman to outline the main procedures used in UFO crash retrievals; 2006 Page #14  
 by the highly classified security procedures created not only for managing 2006 Page #15  
lels and consistencies in terms of procedures and policies. If Stone's clai 2006 Page #17  
y would help identify the security procedures used to manage personnel recr 2006 Page #17  
teams. Conclusion: Identifying the Procedures Used in MJ-12 Group Projects  2006 Page #23  
s a template used for the security procedures used for managing personnel i 2006 Page #23  
he "MJ-12 Group Personnel Security Procedures for Black Operations" leaves  2006 Page #24  
Sherman provide an overview of the procedures used to manage personnel invo 2006 Page #24  
ly began in-flight checkout (IFC0) procedures for Article 501 while a secon 2006 Page #78  
nced by a logical treatment of the procedures, and random number generators 2006 Page #102  
icles which resist inactivation by procedures that modify nucleic acids". P 2006 Page #113  
ection (diet and following medical procedures such as surgery, growth hormo 2006 Page #114  
 technique (FUR) if required. Such procedures allow a group so motivated to 2006 Page #116  
original bases for decontamination procedures. The convoy continued non-sto 2006 Page #135  
ly unrealistic in their sentencing procedures . GM: lts all on a points sys 2007 Page #92  
 had its own dispatchers and radio procedures were sometimes loose. I remem 2008 Page #44  
reements, cartels, and withholding procedures. In 1941, 171 American corpor 2008 Page #136  
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 therefor "observing the criteria, procedures, and restrictions set forth i 2009 Page #27  
at is unlikely given NARA security procedures . See: http://www.ufoforhuman 2009 Page #46  
nights -we did not follov,1 proper procedures and protocol. Things that wen 2009 Page #78  

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ate and independent classification procedures_ • Unknown number—estimated 1 2006 Page #33  

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essed the Light take off and leave proceecling straight up at a high speed  2007 Page #176  

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, 1942 - FDR memo.. Dr. Bush is to proceed March 5, 1942 - Marshall memo. I 2003 Page #25  
tter, you are hereby authorized to proceed with all due speed and caution u 2003 Page #134  
tter, you are hereby authorised to proceed with all dur speed ar.d caution  2003 Page #136  
h it might be when they decided to proceed with Operation Majestic 12? I do 2003 Page #187  
 by Trumani; requests that Twining proceed to White Sands and make appraisa 2003 Page #203  
 military boilerplate. • "You will proceed to (blank) without delay for the 2003 Page #206  
r appraisal it is desired that you proceed with detachment from any" (blank 2003 Page #206  
in" (blank) "is completed you will proceed on a brief trip to" (blank) "to  2003 Page #206  
scertain whether he desires you to proceed via" (blank) • "You will take wi 2003 Page #206  
n New Mexico is completed you will proceed on a brief trip to Sandia AEC fa 2003 Page #207  
scertain whether he desires you to proceed via Kirtland AAF. " (Which is no 2003 Page #209  
~::rn-7UWT GU1EBAX IWIHIKQ Xbu win proceed to the Whits Sands fesvlng 0s=©® 2003 Page #212  
b * Merino is ccopletsd yas. ■cdSX proceed on a brief trip to tte Sandia IT 2003 Page #212  
ion in China is ooaplsted you will proceed on a brief trip to Korea t* sake 2003 Page #213  
 aiiuraaanl it 1? uesired that yon proceed wi di^ic •;«*»;!. fr.»- •i-.'* o 2003 Page #214  
e following: A. DIRECTIVE You will proceed to China without delay with the  2003 Page #222  
TENANT GENERAL WEDET.ZYER You will proceed to China without delay for the u 2003 Page #225  
r appraisal it is desired that you proceed with detachment from any feeling 2003 Page #225  
ion in China is completed you will proceed on a brief trip to Korea to make 2003 Page #225  
scertain whether he desires you to proceed via Tokyo. You will take with yo 2003 Page #225  
 Sable Island and advising them to proceed to the crash site. The would-be  2004 Page #38  
ke Disney just before they were to proceed they got a phone call from Colem 2004 Page #184  
tonishing, and serious readers can proceed from these summaries to detailed 2005 Page #121  
ngham. "We then received orders to proceed with speed towards North Wales," 2006 Page #122  
 20.13 hours we received orders to proceed to Llangollen in North Wales and 2006 Page #122  
rned not to open the boxes, but to proceed to [the Chemical and Biological  2006 Page #122  
y could be Russian bombers. If thg proceed on the present course thg will b 2006 Page #164  
t). Its weight is 255 grams. Let's proceed with a chronological account of  2007 Page #196  
Commander's office, he was told to proceed off base toward the mysterious l 2008 Page #80  
curity Control (CSC) asking him to proceed to the RAF Woodbridge East Gate. 2009 Page #62  
 war broke out, our aircraft would proceed over to Germany and they would b 2009 Page #78  

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scorted trip to the crash site, he proceeded to tell his wife and sons what 2003 Page #22  
as rising from the woods. The kids proceeded to run towards the area where  2003 Page #54  
hids, which was a hobby of his. He proceeded to tell the story to Walker to 2004 Page #99  
graph and concluded there was, and proceeded with the research, the results 2004 Page #231  
h the shutter open: the experiment proceeded with unexpected results. Some  2005 Page #95  
other potential UFO crashes and he proceeded to mention the story of two pr 2006 Page #44  
t home. Mrs. May and the five boys proceeded up to the farm and were joined 2006 Page #90  
eparted the area shortly after and proceeded in the opposite direction. The 2006 Page #97  
edirected its course heading, then proceeded in the opposite direction towa 2006 Page #97  
s of possible causes of death, and proceeded to eliminate as many as was re 2006 Page #110  
 that as he watched the sphere, it proceeded to descend into the sea in the 2006 Page #120  
. airspace. The recovery team then proceeded to a point in the Davis Mounta 2006 Page #135  
erence Despite his apprehension he proceeded to the meeting with Mr. Clemen 2006 Page #165  
ties removed from the area[,] work proceeded clean up and loading of the ve 2009 Page #53  

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M TO GEKWL. MaoARTPUS Wedoaeyer it proceeding to China, on a fact-finding □ 2003 Page #229  
t given the drastic changes of the proceeding months, I took a deep breath  2009 Page #137  

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    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings                              2003 Page #1  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings ••• November 12-14, 2004 Las 2004 Page #1  
Ryan Wood and is included in those proceedings. The second case, Report 2,  2004 Page #117  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings November 4-6, 2005 Las Vegas 2005 Page #1  
ng. See 3rd Annual Crash Retrieval Proceedings.                             2005 Page #12  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings Ner 01997 James Net • Isar S 2006 Page #1  
t UFO Lies", MUFON 2005 Conference Proceedings and at www.stantonfriedman.c 2006 Page #13  
ining research reports, conference proceedings, letters and other interesti 2006 Page #197  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings ~C:C:ESS 1 . '· ', ,, l'-IIC 2007 Page #1  
ual UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Proceedings                              2009 Page #1  
ssion is actually presented in the proceedings of the 1 si UFO Crash Retrie 2009 Page #7  
ield, Mutual UFO Network Symposium Proceedings, Mutual UFO Network, 1978. L 2009 Page #56  
hts of phenomena . For the printed proceedings , the following is a recent  2009 Page #77  
ke, published as part of symposium proceedings from PHYSICS and MEDICINE of 2009 Page #90  

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t them to use. Forward engineering proceeds from there and attempts to impr 2005 Page #163  
 Bellingham Coast Guard vessel. He proceeds to direct the searchers to the  2006 Page #185  

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j. His exemp-ary knov.enge of film procesaing and printing technicAes provi 2004 Page #212  

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cer be enlisted in [the] debunking process. ”Dr. J Allen Hynek Scientific C 2003 Page #11  
ccupants of the craft. During this process he observed the command module w 2003 Page #21  
rsonnel on the mission. During the process of tabulating President Truman's 2003 Page #29  
ionization. Second, that catalytic process might be enhanced if there were  2003 Page #109  
ion. After slowing down the vacuum process to building a layer per week, on 2003 Page #109  
cted as a catalyst in the reaction process. By comparing the mass of the Bi 2003 Page #114  
 Paul Bennewitz would soon begin a process which would help transform this  2003 Page #144  
ment without getting burned in the process. This point was lost in the shou 2003 Page #147  
ght Field. - “New report is in the process of being published classified ‘T 2003 Page #155  
. Slide 30 describes the paperwork process to ensure proper accounting, ess 2003 Page #176  
a detailed USGPO-like proofreading process but was not checked with a spell 2003 Page #176  
e pulp. The classic authentication process is to compare with known genuine 2003 Page #181  
re to be something to describe the process. Overall, about twenty objection 2003 Page #181  
Ryan Wood and I have initiated the process of identifying all the JRT and E 2003 Page #181  
o the public via the normal patent process. Many people also, say, "OK, but 2003 Page #185  
complete the bureaucratic military process of having directives for importa 2003 Page #208  
mation that a new repeat islin the process of being published and will be c 2004 Page #18  
 Constable Ron O'Brien were in the process of returning back to the detachm 2004 Page #35  
ia are "controlled" as part of the process Slide 20 SOME SECRETS ARE KEPT T 2004 Page #124  
 and cover stories all part of the process. I offer in Slide 21 a summary o 2004 Page #125  
the use of deception in the entire process. They regularly lie in order to  2004 Page #125  
ust one more part of the retrieval process. The famous Kecksburg retrieval  2004 Page #129  
 that this may be the case. In the process of reading a new book by Frank 1 2004 Page #129  
the public thinks. The UFO secrecy process, if revealed, would also show th 2004 Page #130  
summary execution without judicial process. USSR Crash Retrieval Procedures 2004 Page #170  
 go forward with PBS. Well in this process he is saying how much would you  2004 Page #194  
ose were real discussions. In that process this man was identified as one o 2004 Page #195  
ort Worth Star-Telegram to hastily process the film and get the photos on t 2004 Page #227  
nd a shard of "wax." We are in the process of having the metal foil pieces  2004 Page #240  
e on science ■ Reverse engineering process ■ Lt. Col. (ret) Philip Corso's  2005 Page #3  
tion is that an artificial digging process might have taken place, perhaps  2005 Page #61  
y about us, not them. How will the process of obtruning official recognitio 2005 Page #75  
cognition via the formal political process. It is time to review some of ou 2005 Page #75  
tary, intelligence , the political process, the merua, and so on. The quest 2005 Page #75  
ification study was ongoing and in process. Part of the study involved the  2005 Page #100  
on point in history and begins the process of creating one of the most secr 2005 Page #123  
y of aspects, we need a structured process to fairly and effectively rate e 2005 Page #135  
alies associated with the printing process of the era. A witness example mi 2005 Page #136  
ena. Reverse E11gi11ee1i11g is the process of figuring out how a system was 2005 Page #162  
h is a normal part of the drafting process for new Army manuals. Overall, t 2006 Page #24  
trate the event and disinformation process.                                 2006 Page #44  
ience) contributed to a systematic process of developing and evaluating a s 2006 Page #49  
r significant contributions to the process. Without the benefit of their ke 2006 Page #49  
th and depth of the larger Contact process itself, and how humanity must ad 2006 Page #50  
ht evolve. The major steps in this process were: A. Identify and test criti 2006 Page #51  
rly 1,000 feet of elevation in the process). When I arrived, fresh green sh 2006 Page #84  
ggesting lack of a logical thought process. However, I would argue that the 2006 Page #102  
 put it on paper. For example, the process of remote viewing has been enhan 2006 Page #102  
was indiscriminately violated. The process deteriorated until journalistic  2006 Page #111  
a and just a huge area. During the process of the conversion from tubes to  2006 Page #152  
ople using the media is a two-seep process, of whjcl, censorship is just th 2007 Page #15  
t a UFO crash. You could break the process down into four major steps: "I.  2007 Page #29  
 the creation of these images. The process was identical to that of the fed 2007 Page #94  
 nearby and snapped a photo in the process. 111e 40' disc featured a hinged 2007 Page #100  
 preferably through the democratic process of selecting national leaders. A 2008 Page #25  
e National Archives in the release process by reviewing the files, selectin 2008 Page #61  
ent was about to do the same. This process has now begun and has commented  2008 Page #61  
7, few UFO files had survived this process and with a few exceptions , UFO  2008 Page #62  
ages of documentation . The entire process is likely to take 3 -4 years. Th 2008 Page #63  
of the definitions in the counting process, resulting in the three of us no 2008 Page #107  
 different creation and production process than the known Teller documents  2009 Page #13  
rts of the Washington bureaucratic process. Sometimes more scruples are exp 2009 Page #15  
 lead U.S. agency to implement the process. Unknown to Kennedy, the CIA's c 2009 Page #45  
 was increasingl y involved in the process of dismantling itself. Almost ev 2009 Page #137  
 we need it. If we can extend this process we can stop rain from falling wh 2009 Page #162  

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Millis. Once collected, discs were processed and analyzed for Dr. Vannevar  2004 Page #63  
 photographs would never have been processed and the Roswell crash would be 2004 Page #228  
er pictures from that story, being processed like any other Star Telegram p 2004 Page #238  
old the machines there had raw and processed folders in them. These images  2007 Page #86  
re that various older aircraft are processed, and made ready for the Air Fo 2007 Page #114  
ographs were carefully and quietly processed and du!) classified. And thus  2007 Page #138  
ository, he worked for a firm that processed U2 film. And the U2 was develo 2009 Page #34  

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 indication that dielectrophoresis processes are taking place during the ch 2003 Page #113  
manoid or otherwise ® Evolutionary processes different from homo sapiensINT 2003 Page #174  
of custody. Moving to the physical processes, with original paper, it is po 2003 Page #178  
gun to significantly influence our processes, it is unlikely to be good for 2003 Page #185  
rograms are outside our democratic processes, and we pay for them with our  2003 Page #188  
my, Navy, and FBI all had security processes in place, and as each agency b 2004 Page #123  
enarios of Contact Assumptions All processes of this type have intrinsic as 2006 Page #52  
e, the biological and evolutionary processes responsible for their developm 2007 Page #75  
To try and explain them via random processes results in odds of billions to 2008 Page #135  

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nals pass your way, Digital Signal Processin g captures them more clearly." 2007 Page #71  

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 and date, but not identical. Same processing number 834021 -XXX Correct JO 2003 Page #159  
electronic) 5. Photographic: print processing, photography, darkroom 11/8/2 2003 Page #177  
or: His exemplar knowledge of film processing and printing techniques provi 2004 Page #101  
probably back at the Star Telegram processing his earlier photos and he wou 2004 Page #237  
lien -Computer; Interaction -Image Processing; Information Retrieval and Ca 2005 Page #162  
ollection, handling, shipping, and processing of diagnostic samples. Both t 2006 Page #106  
se if there are extra spaces, some processing programs might be confused wh 2008 Page #107  
e IBM New York headquarters . Data processing allowed the roundup and exter 2008 Page #128  

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nated and horrified by the amazing procession of science fiction films in t 2006 Page #182  

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rth, Texas. There was some type of processor that Gen. Ramey believed shoul 2004 Page #230  
eft it open in their WordPad (word processor) so it would be the first thin 2007 Page #89  

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 constituting a cover story? Ramey proclaimed to the world (via a radio add 2004 Page #230  
m Down". Major General Roger Ramey proclaimed that interceptors had been sc 2006 Page #5  
 come to mind) have already loudly proclaimed that UFOs are the work of the 2006 Page #10  
 national emet2geng is about to be proclaimed. We are informed that there i 2006 Page #167  
Supermark et chain and Woolworths, proclaimed "Have we been invaded by UFO' 2007 Page #60  
ism spells government ," Mussolini proclaimed. "It is important to recogniz 2008 Page #124  
r, on March 24, 1933, after Hitler proclaimed the fire the work of communis 2008 Page #128  

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urch Scientific Filtering Company, proclaims , "Now you can see a real UFO, 2007 Page #60  

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le. It's easier. 4. Do research by proclamation because investigation is to 2003 Page #118  
or the signing of an Air Force Day proclamation. 186                        2003 Page #190  
." Another is "Do your research by proclamation, investigation is too much  2006 Page #12  

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scertain whether h« desires you to procon.) via Kirtland AAK. You will take 2003 Page #214  

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re alive then. They all said Judge Proctor had no windmill." Her primary so 2004 Page #28  
ride the range with Mac, named Dee Proctor.) 140                            2004 Page #143  
ed this debris. About 1987 Loretta Proctor told my mother and me about Mac  2004 Page #240  

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n collided with the tower of Judge Proctor's windmill and went to pieces wi 2004 Page #26  
rawley and Etta Oates bought Judge Proctor's property in 1945 and lived the 2004 Page #29  
went up to the crash site at Judge Proctor's well. When they returned home  2004 Page #29  

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y easy to implement using the same procurement strategy we used for analyzi 2003 Page #185  

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· During World Wa:-II ,s:ju,115!3" prod11crd m11ny .?ccret wc-.apoos and on 2009 Page #163  

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he didn't think that a human could produce that volume of sound. At that po 2003 Page #71  
 de Graaff generator big enough to produce 1.2 million volts. He used a con 2003 Page #110  
t Charles Moore has been unable to produce any of this tape as an example,  2004 Page #138  
 in Los Angeles, and asked them to produce a government sponsored UFO docum 2004 Page #178  
ey accepted the offer and began to produce the documentary. Near the end of 2004 Page #179  
were approached by the Pentagon to produce a series of documentaries on adv 2004 Page #181  
 1961 to 1964. He later went on to produce the NBC TV show Project UFO for  2004 Page #182  
octor and his staff were unable co produce a precise diagnosis of his illne 2005 Page #33  
results. Some of the stars rud not produce the \Vrute lines caused by the E 2005 Page #95  
ient in a drag-less environment to produce astronomical velocities. But the 2005 Page #171  
ectrostatic motors sufficiently to produce some visible manifestation of su 2005 Page #171  
the electrostatic energy source to produce counterbary . The Brown work pro 2005 Page #171  
 does not require a flow of air to produce the effect. The Department of De 2005 Page #172  
herited from one parent. These may produce forms of the molecule which are  2006 Page #114  
are of an) known material that can produce this effect. Yes, a slight chang 2007 Page #199  
w Frequency (ELF) of 3 to 30 her1z produce magnetic field anomalies in thei 2008 Page #76  
ational Socialist system unable to produce the tensions and conflicts neces 2008 Page #130  
ew years ago, that he knew, how to produce what he called curtains of force 2009 Page #158  
 have been trying for some time to produce manmade cosmic rays, they have n 2009 Page #159  
, it is not expected that they can produce anything more than the very weak 2009 Page #159  
mental. While efforts were made to produce a satisfactory theory to explain 2009 Page #173  

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y, in the days after the incident, produced a radio documentary on the even 2003 Page #54  
director John Murphy and his staff produced a radio documentary on this loc 2003 Page #67  
tory," 92 minute video documentary produced in 1998 by Stan Gordon. 68      2003 Page #72  
rial!" Then he tried 500,000 volts produced by a Van de Graaff generator wi 2003 Page #110  
anneled the pulse to a device that produced an "X-ray laser" beam. At the t 2003 Page #149  
l of instructions should have been produced. So, some of you may be asking, 2003 Page #171  
e last line proves that it was not produced professionally. However, the US 2003 Page #172  
 However, if fake, this Manual was produced before it was mailed on March 1 2003 Page #179  
y, and reached speed of 1,400 mph. Produced by Johns Hopkins University App 2004 Page #66  
ct became known as Bumblebee which produced several ramjet-powered missiles 2004 Page #66  
s and began an investigation which produced the documentary, A Strange Harv 2004 Page #76  
example, nor has he or anyone else produced any photographs that display th 2004 Page #138  
 Robert Emenneger Down In Roswell, Produced by Paul Davids Reply To The Air 2004 Page #149  
ce Report On The Roswell Incident, Produced By Paul Davids Golden Anniversa 2004 Page #149  
hite Sands Missile Range Pioneers, Produced By Paul Davids Roswell, The Mov 2004 Page #149  
roducer and co-writer Paul Davids, produced for Showtime Networks 146       2004 Page #149  
ut in the past orders to fire have produced disastrous results, and fighter 2004 Page #169  
in 1983, Robert Emenegger, who had produced the UFO documentary UFOs Past,  2004 Page #192  
 were dealing with. Linda had just produced an Emmy Award winning documenta 2004 Page #193  
w Lavoie, using computer software, produced what is in effect a virtual Ram 2004 Page #233  
g article. As a private venture he produced evidence of motion using conden 2005 Page #171  
onic speed. The original Brown rig produced 30 fps on a voltage of around 5 2005 Page #171  
hief elements to similar documents produced in the 1950's, and to identify  2006 Page #15  
henticity of SOM1-01 as a document produced in 1954 replicating the standar 2006 Page #15  
henticity of SOM1-01 as a document produced in 1954. Friedman believes that 2006 Page #15  
sively speculates that SOM1-01 was produced by an "Air Force buck Sgt., wit 2006 Page #15  
s. Instead such manuals are likely produced by military personnel co-opted  2006 Page #16  
1-01 as a government issued manual produced in 1954. If this is the case, t 2006 Page #16  
a final, proofread, professionally produced field manual printed in 1954 on 2006 Page #103  
ath, Tempest's networking attempts produced a list of five healthy, youthfu 2006 Page #110  
, patient blood injected into mice produced an even stronger antibody react 2006 Page #111  
ntic. A similar reorganization had produced AirLant's West Coast counterpar 2006 Page #161  
os or film (faked or genuine) were produced by anyone from the retrieval te 2006 Page #192  
 a microchip. The company, Tetrad, produced microchips for covert surveilla 2006 Page #196  
paganda · ,, Films and lV programs produced under contract ,. Books and art 2007 Page #20  
propaganda ► Films and TV programs produced under contract ► Books and arti 2007 Page #21  
Tho tent ot t.he c.ypewriter which produced t.ho 334 page document was icle 2007 Page #46  
l Insights sent out an expensively produced mass maiEng to companies sellin 2007 Page #67  
l may have prevented it from being produced in great quantity (see illustra 2007 Page #108  
ibe seeing a column of white smoke produced by the UFO coming from the impa 2007 Page #128  
s not nearly as pure as maQ"nesium produced by known earthly technology pri 2007 Page #195  
 peeled off; or an energetic spark produced by the propulsion or mechanism  2007 Page #199  
ject spouts of liquid metal, which produced a \ apor as it fell on the wet  2007 Page #199  
ess COBRA MlST facility might have produced magnetic field anomalies that a 2008 Page #75  
 (HAARP) near Gakona, Alaska, have produced a growing fear that America is  2008 Page #123  
inigte Stahlwerke , which together produced 95 percent of the explosives fo 2008 Page #127  
sional , was intrigued by the data produced by Hoagland and his associate,  2008 Page #135  
itary and intelligence fields, has produced a blossoming of psychological d 2008 Page #140  
rtelsman.n and Time Warner in 2002 produced Bookspan , the parent organizat 2008 Page #144  
ost of which appeared to have been produced at the time he had a full-time  2009 Page #10  
ile crisis an estimate was hastily produced which warned that the Soviet Un 2009 Page #18  
uction company, Quinn-Martin, also produced a series entitled The FBI, base 2009 Page #32  
nundation by means of artificially produced tidal waves arose from a sugges 2009 Page #164  

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Disney or some educational cartoon producer be enlisted in [the] debunking  2003 Page #11  
t shown in London, England by film producer Ray Santilli in 1995, and later 2003 Page #101  
 story that Spielberg told to film producer Jamie Shandera near the end of  2003 Page #198  
y aimed at his abduction work, the producer asking them had recently read L 2004 Page #59  
Incident. In 1994, 1 was executive producer and co-writer of a cable televi 2004 Page #134  
(Fox TV Documentary, Robert Kiviat Producer) UFO's: Yesterdey, Today and To 2004 Page #149  
vids Roswell, The Movie, Executive Producer and co-writer Paul Davids, prod 2004 Page #149  
hing Another source leads him to a producer who claims to have 17-minute fi 2006 Page #26  
s Stringfieid eventually speaks to producer, convinced he 'might" be tellin 2006 Page #26  
 Background: Emmy Award-winning TV producer and investigative reporter, Lin 2006 Page #139  
 never used in the TV broadcast. A producer wanted to find out what happene 2008 Page #84  
oughs (B), Hypnotherapist 1988 and Producer 1988. SLIDE# 29 Nov. 11, 1988 H 2008 Page #84  
 pictures of it and videos of it.' Producer 1988: Who told you this, that t 2008 Page #87  
 either. They all wanted me there. Producer 1988: What happened then?       2008 Page #88  
or Strategic Studies, to Hollywood producer Aaron Russo, "The end goal is t 2008 Page #136  

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itary officials contacted two film producers in Los Angeles, and asked them 2004 Page #178  
ce Base — like, "Well OK." The two producers were passed from person to per 2004 Page #183  
ear on camera though, and the film producers were left with just another st 2004 Page #184  
hing else, just ask America's Beef Producers. In this case, a fu!J page ima 2007 Page #62  

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f a flame over the reaction vessel produces a sharp popping sound, then hyd 2003 Page #114  
n of a classic Lifting surface -it produces a pushing effect on the under s 2005 Page #172  
s e innocent ads for technological produces and services covertly refer to  2007 Page #59  
g electron microscope (SEM), which produces an X-ray fluorescence spectrum; 2007 Page #199  

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he The dl!ficully w.as, tor such a produci! anything more than the n,-, the 2009 Page #182  

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 pressures vastly in excess of any producible by ordinary apparan1s . for t 2005 Page #16  

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the reaction rate was increased by producing the reaction in weak acetic ac 2003 Page #114  
ed also for Boston's ABC affiliate producing medical and science programs a 2004 Page #76  
ies which might have led to Disney producing a documentary film disclosing  2004 Page #147  
nd Emenegger, there were delays in producing the film. Don- then stated the 2004 Page #194  
ciate the effort and time spent in producing valuable insights into the pro 2005 Page #128  
rigs were aimed from the outset at producing a flying article. As a private 2005 Page #171  
 coordinated by the MJ-12 Group in producing SOM1-01. Its creators, out of  2006 Page #24  
provide assistance to a TV company producing a science-fiction drama which  2006 Page #131  
and lights and was totally silent, producing only a strong wind. I threw my 2007 Page #200  
atement afterward, "The object was producing red and blue light. The blue l 2008 Page #81  
reas. The scientific principles of producing such a satellite of the earth, 2009 Page #158  
d great electrical energy machines producing billions of volts are built, i 2009 Page #159  

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 credibility regarding ufos and to product the greatest possible enlightenm 2003 Page #6  
s to be a transitory or transition product. This was indicated by the fact  2003 Page #115  
lying disc. He was told it was the product of 20 or 40 millimeter canon fir 2004 Page #66  
MAN ■ Highly intelligent ■ An Army product ■ Limited civilian academic trai 2005 Page #11  
olog y businesses, focusing on new product design and automation in the com 2005 Page #174  
nce forty years later would be the product of a modern hoaxer. The more lik 2006 Page #15  
nuals such as SOM1-01 may not be a product of military professionals in the 2006 Page #16  
ument suggest its genuineness as a product of the covert system that create 2006 Page #16  
ners. A better term of art for our product — which we have used — is scenar 2006 Page #50  
 read, "Police Say Braxton Monster Product of 'Mass Hysteria" while another 2006 Page #99  
 the smelly man boogie-man was the product of 'mass hysteria." Did a 32 yea 2006 Page #99  
 replication ■ Proofread the final product "BEN"s HANDWRITING ■ "Photos wer 2007 Page #49  
king their new Mr. Shivvers' brand product, which "makes hard landing in fr 2007 Page #60  
it emphasized, but the educational product was aimed at 3 co 8 year olds an 2007 Page #63  
ring all the ways such a character product could have been promoted, they c 2007 Page #64  
n secretion ." On the right is the product, Suntory MIDORJ melon Liqueur, a 2007 Page #65  
jects' were invited to promote the product with appropriately illustrated i 2007 Page #65  
he term 'King of UFO,' but the Y2K product was of course manufactur ed in 2 2007 Page #66  
co Client: Sony Valo Latin America Product: Valo Tx Motebook Creative Direc 2007 Page #66  
-themed trucks and vans. The final product was unveiled in the city of Rosw 2007 Page #70  
 and holding his camera aloft. The product being promoted is "Enloop Longer 2007 Page #71  
w VXJ IVIodule Receiver may be the product of back-engineered alien technol 2007 Page #71  
electric light at the appropriat e product display. So it followed that an  2007 Page #73  
ersation with an unseen parry. The product being advertised, the company's  2007 Page #75  
systematically interviewed and the product of which is almost always top se 2009 Page #12  
 to Tim Cooper from Source 4 was a product of disinformation, the purpose o 2009 Page #14  
ntelligence for final intelligence product. 2. Terms of reference be define 2009 Page #19  
systematically interviewed and the product of which is almost always top se 2009 Page #23  

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" Truth in advertising is not this product's strongest suit and the candy p 2007 Page #64  
stant soba noodles from Japan. The product's fuU name is "Kashin brand, Kin 2007 Page #66  

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St. Augustin" (22 mm.) Photograph/ production by Art Campbell Post-video pr 2003 Page #43  
duction by Art Campbell Post-video production by Antares Multimedia, Ashlan 2003 Page #43  
 which caused myself and the video production crew to look at the man with  2003 Page #68  
lt of heat absorbed in the metal's production or function. Later the profes 2003 Page #106  
tem. This implies that the overall production of hydrogen from the acetic a 2003 Page #115  
et and job numbers provided during production. The Manual is issued as a TO 2003 Page #172  
iladelphia -based documentary film production company, spent an afternoon w 2004 Page #59  
oth were involved with atomic bomb production. El Vado officially functione 2004 Page #71  
ed necessary aids and photographic production for intelligence evaluation o 2004 Page #101  
e the documentary. Near the end of production, however, the USAF notified D 2004 Page #179  
e me to edit film and be part of a production that says this is a productio 2004 Page #194  
f a production that says this is a production of the United States governme 2004 Page #194  
el neceaaary aids ana photographic production for intelligence evaluation o 2004 Page #212  
ul CPS-5 and CPS-4 systems, due to production delays.33 217                 2004 Page #220  
•. ,.: .. , ~~~-;: t;;-~ World Oil Production Peak expected on or before 20 2005 Page #14  
tractoroperated facility with many production sites for very advanced aircr 2005 Page #82  
ere would be new methods of energy production, air and ground transport, co 2006 Page #10  
speculation to Aldrich's about the production of SOM1-01 may therefore be o 2006 Page #16  
trends. Firms doing non- essential production would see cuts in energy and  2006 Page #65  
et for nearly a decade. The eighth production F-117A, Article 792, was deli 2006 Page #81  
ce and support to a BBC television production titled Invasion Earth that de 2006 Page #131  
l Ministry's Department of Mineral Production for chemical, spectrographic  2007 Page #195  
g public ownership of all means of production , distribution and exchange.  2008 Page #124  
h and Development which led to the production of the first atomic bomb, was 2008 Page #131  
at the conference and Open i\1inds Production LLC. www.openminds.tv. The in 2009 Page #3  
ull-time secretary doing the final production for him. Listed chronological 2009 Page #10  
e through a different creation and production process than the known Teller 2009 Page #13  
ened attitude of 1967." The show's production company, Quinn-Martin, also p 2009 Page #32  
n the development of atomic energy production. However , the project was un 2009 Page #159  

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 summer, a film crew from Teamwork Productions, a Philadelphia -based docum 2004 Page #59  
ing room. My thanks go to Teamwork Productions and to Budd Hopkins for allo 2004 Page #59  
iagara. Perhaps best known for the productions B"s Stop and the hysterical  2007 Page #136  
recer Milenio, No.5. Jaime Maussan Productions. 2006. "Mexico's Roswell." U 2007 Page #192  
works , seven radio stations, five productions houses; five newspapers, 21  2008 Page #143  

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 services would be pressed to stay productive regardless of economic trends 2006 Page #65  
h, this ad may have proved counter productive with a segment of their cusco 2007 Page #74  

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t Manufacture of domestic aluminum products Household toll Metal foil found 2003 Page #44  
his is used in hundreds of medical products. 42                             2003 Page #46  
it would be expected that reaction products would be present in the base wa 2003 Page #112  
fficient time to build up reaction products. Although the bubble stream was 2003 Page #112  
s apparent that chemical oxidation products were present. 108               2003 Page #112  
craters' organized by the reaction products. Figure 19. 40x Photomicrograph 2003 Page #113  
nt-hole' in the 'dome' of reaction products formed over a crater on the bis 2003 Page #113  
. These formations in the reaction products can be added to the list of ver 2003 Page #114  
 flask and at the opening. The End Products from the Chemical Transformatio 2003 Page #114  
it would be expected that reaction products would be found in the acid solu 2003 Page #114  
quation, only 4.7% of the reaction products is given off as hydrogen gas. T 2003 Page #114  
Could this be composed of reaction products from the Magnesium/Zinc alloy?  2003 Page #115  
 and was not detected in the final products. Discussion There is active out 2003 Page #115  
ce without leaving behind reaction products which can interfere with the re 2003 Page #115  
opular view was that UFOs were the products of delusions, hoaxes, and misid 2003 Page #141  
articles on the case were outright products of fiction, the "Plant" referen 2005 Page #133  
ideas could result in fabulous new products and market opportunities; but N 2006 Page #56  
th in consumption of non-essential products, as many people begin to adopt  2006 Page #60  
ple might notice new technological products and other positive changes, for 2006 Page #60  
ce. Nonetheless, in time, many new products and breakthroughs could be expe 2006 Page #61  
hrough in advertisements for their products? \Xlhich companies are using ch 2007 Page #59  
an alien presence on Earth? \X/har products and marketing segments are the  2007 Page #59  
e aliens and U FOs helping promote products , services and events. Roswell, 2007 Page #60  
pany, lntercechnique, manufacrures products for commercial and military air 2007 Page #61  
underuable and !us ability to sell products has not dimmed over the years.  2007 Page #62  
s as well as all manner of branded products including this chewy sweet from 2007 Page #63  
er Corporation, branded one of its products with the name 'UFO Unfiltered \ 2007 Page #65  
companies proudly advertised their products in print and broadcast venues o 2007 Page #65  
NANCIAL SERVICES Its not just hard products which employ UFO and aljen imag 2007 Page #67  
d mass maiEng to companies selling products from websites. I was working fo 2007 Page #67  
t NEC used UFOs to help sell their products and services in the United Stat 2007 Page #70  
" AT&T's, of course, because their products are "Dependable beyond the ordi 2007 Page #74  
h? Not that I've come across. What products and marketing segments are the  2007 Page #76  
rt, and/or covert mission? To se!J products and services as they continue t 2007 Page #77  
h also handled Standard , Sterling Products , General Aniline and Film [par 2008 Page #128  
e no copies of Teller's classified products , which would have been handled 2009 Page #11  

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scertain whether he desires you to proeeod via Tokyo. Xou will take with yo 2003 Page #213  

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UFO Cmsh/ Retriev(l/s: S em,:h For Proef In A Hall Of Nl.itrors, Leonard St 2005 Page #44  

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e • Korolev allowed to publish as "Prof. sergeev" 161                       2004 Page #164  
Point Energy • Correspondence with Prof. H.T. Bondi Of U.K.'s Ministry of D 2004 Page #165  
sychiatrists, and others attended. Prof. David Jacobs, Budd Hopkins, and Jo 2006 Page #198  
n Carpenter gave presentations and Prof. Michael Swords officiated. This wa 2006 Page #198  
k. Later the Foundation heard that Prof. John Mack had received a very larg 2006 Page #198  
undation to hold a conference, and Prof. Mack was looking for matching gran 2006 Page #198  
 1957 and again from 1962 to 1979. Prof. Regener planned and managed the co 2007 Page #162  
ersion of this case was written by Prof. Charles A. :Maney of NI CAP in F!J 2007 Page #193  
was a lady who was the neighbor of Prof. Benedito Nascimento. According to  2007 Page #193  
 still hot. That's when she called Prof. Nascimienco. 187                   2007 Page #193  
se results, readers should consult Prof. Sturrock's exceUent report, "Compo 2007 Page #195  
emy of Sciences. On July 30, 1984, Prof. Barsukov wrote the following lette 2007 Page #198  
' ''With warm regards, (signature) Prof. V. L. Barsukov." \Y/e checked Prof 2007 Page #198  
rof. V. L. Barsukov." \Y/e checked Prof. Barsukov's scientific credentials  2007 Page #198  
E# 11 Cornell University SLIDE# 12 Prof. Michael Kelley SLIDE# 13 HAARP fac 2008 Page #75  
 Computer Engineering since I 975. Prof. Kelley received his Ph.D. in Physi 2008 Page #75  
ck Institute in Garching, Germany. Prof. Kelley has concentrated his resear 2008 Page #75  
several publications . Currently , Prof. Kelley is Chair of the National Sc 2008 Page #75  
Michael Kelley, Ph.D., Physicist , Prof. of Electrical and Computer Enginee 2008 Page #76  
versity Ithaca, New York 70 Audio: Prof. Michael Kelley and Linda Howe (Cap 2008 Page #76  
the atom bomb as credited today to Prof. T. D. J. Leech in New Zealand. Tha 2009 Page #157  
f the weapon first was reported by Prof. T. D. J Leech of New Zealand. Late 2009 Page #160  
land. Later dispatches mentioned a Prof. J. M Snodgrass of the University o 2009 Page #160  
National Defense Research Council. Prof. Leech headed the project, he added 2009 Page #160  
the new weapon ·was disclosed when Prof T. D. J. Leech of New Zealand was m 2009 Page #167  
the atom bomb as credited today to Prof. T.D.J. Leech in New Zealand. That  2009 Page #168  
e atomic bomb." In Auckland today, Prof. Leech said he was "surprised" to h 2009 Page #168  
sified until 1971. was reported by Prof. T.D.J. Contrary to newspaper repor 2009 Page #171  
TOP SECRET. dispatches mentioned a Prof. J.M. Snodgrass of the University o 2009 Page #171  
sor W.A. Miller was quoted: Notes: Prof. W. A. Miller of the Sydney Specula 2009 Page #171  
 the German rocket bomb. " He knew Prof David James Leech of True: Professo 2009 Page #171  
t~d Saturday in I disclose.ct when Prof. T. D. ~cech . . l of New Zealand w 2009 Page #181  
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:cc:Cor of of the British empin to Prof. the Phih,delphla orchcatra. has D1 2009 Page #182  
on o! tremendoas c.iu:se tic kr.ew Prof. Dav.ldr importance. James Leech ol 2009 Page #184  

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they say, this is the message they profess. But very few take it seriously. 2005 Page #117  

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ist'. These requests were met with professed ignorance and a flat refusal o 2006 Page #134  

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 out in the community applying his profession. He had a good reputation as  2003 Page #34  
 inhibitions would impinge upon my profession . Fundamental problems exist  2009 Page #24  

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diatricians, podiatrists and other professional orthopedic people were also 2003 Page #48  
Bennewitz was a trained scientific professional who had proved more than co 2003 Page #145  
 science and technology. During my professional career, I had been hungerin 2003 Page #169  
ng, again with detailed thoroughly professional directions for ensuring saf 2003 Page #176  
Officials felt that only people in professional levels were capable of deal 2004 Page #75  
Researcher Barbara Schutte III, 37 Professional photographer took pictures  2004 Page #113  
lecturing widely on the subject to professional societies. • His talks emph 2004 Page #209  
riddle of Roswell: Debbie Stock, a professional photographer from Huntingto 2004 Page #227  
 explanation . In the course of my professional life, I have seen two indiv 2005 Page #34  
 a physical reality that dealt rus professional reputation its most srunrun 2005 Page #87  
 Conference almost forty ) ears in professional life; that is, how energy f 2005 Page #88  
 that Reich had few friendships or professional relationships of such durat 2005 Page #103  
 of these stories? Mike Maloney, a professional photographer, who claims to 2005 Page #148  
ciety and the British Institute of Professional Photographers. To date, Mal 2005 Page #148  
9; the UK's highest-award-winnin g professional photographer, who viewed ot 2005 Page #150  
. My audiences, mostly college and professional groups, seem to have no pro 2006 Page #4  
e 26 seminar participants included professional futurists, college professo 2006 Page #48  
ies of the kind often developed by professional scenario planners. A better 2006 Page #50  
s of individuals, it is clear that professional groups in themselves can va 2006 Page #55  
undation had established a list of professional referrals and received nume 2006 Page #197  
stingly, a proportion of executive/professional and white collar workers re 2006 Page #198  
top UFO researchers, who were very professional in their dealings with the  2006 Page #205  
 it was also a massive sell-out by professional journalists and marked the  2007 Page #10  
eceased father, Luciano Poulain, a professional pilot and expert on aviatio 2007 Page #196  
s anomaly was confirmed bv several professional photographers, and that it  2007 Page #199  
ons; I interviewed one of the most professional and well-liked supervisors, 2008 Page #43  
e of his encounter. Alan Rammer, a professional biologist, sent a letter in 2008 Page #55  
                                   professional background, and admittedly  2008 Page #56  
is clear that the typist was not a professional secretary, who would never  2008 Page #105  
h tests). In conclusion, 1c is our professional opinion based on submitte d 2008 Page #114  
on of hoax ■ Document not typed by professional secretary associated with t 2008 Page #118  
ormer Boeing Engineer and computer professional , was intrigued by the data 2008 Page #135  
credibl e PR campaigns, establish "professional" publications and societies 2008 Page #144  
 deal with it in a responsible and professional manner if we are to protect 2009 Page #16  
never been an active member of the professional intelligence guild. Were I  2009 Page #24  
      - SLIDE# 12 retired from his professional U.S. Air Force career in 19 2009 Page #69  
forth between the personal and the professional, but occasionally some new  2009 Page #139  
s was also a member of a number of professional societies including a fello 2009 Page #164  

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ne proves that it was not produced professionally. However, the USGPO Style 2003 Page #172  
he SOM 1-01 is a final, proofread, professionally produced field manual pri 2006 Page #103  

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ey are tried and true, and used by professionals all the time for legal or  2003 Page #178  
Victorian Vienna and mental health professionals of the 1920s. Freud and hi 2005 Page #89  
 expensive and done by independent professionals. Forensics are given a wei 2005 Page #136  
cience, no matter how many degreed professionals are involved. Admittedly t 2006 Page #12  
ld stand out for (former) military professionals skilled in the preparation 2006 Page #15  
1 may not be a product of military professionals in the normal course of th 2006 Page #16  
are the manual with other military professionals to exclude possible discre 2006 Page #24  
utives, journalists, entertainment professionals, space scientists and a hi 2006 Page #48  
chologists and other mental health professionals. When I started at the Fou 2006 Page #197  
 started at the Foundation, health professionals and experiencers were alre 2006 Page #197  
e-day conference for mental health professionals regarding unusual personal 2006 Page #198  
ifically targeted at mental health professionals and there was great intere 2006 Page #198  

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arch, Inc. in 1935. Brady was also professionaUy associated with one of Rei 2005 Page #93  

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ng Multiplier Witnesses (1st hand, professions, state of mind, number, rela 2005 Page #135  
total of 26 participants from many professions (academia, entertainment, jo 2006 Page #49  
pants represented a broad range of professions and personal interests. Base 2006 Page #57  

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    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Professor Felix Zigel Moscow Aviation In 2003 Page #12  
the help of all soviet citizens. ” Professor Felix Zigel of the Moscow Avia 2003 Page #12  
p Secret www.majesticdocuments.com Professor Hermann Oberth Father of Moder 2003 Page #12  
ions of our earth for centuries. ” Professor Hermann Oberth published in UF 2003 Page #12  
ic interest. ” Dr. James McDonald. Professor of atmospheric sciences, senio 2003 Page #13  
d crash site, by Dr. Ray R. Hicks, Professor of Forestry at West Virginia U 2003 Page #71  
silver. I contacted the university professor who agreed to analyze the new  2003 Page #103  
al Conference On June 8, 1996, the professor released his first report abou 2003 Page #104  
Photograph by professor© 1996. The professor measured the layers and found  2003 Page #105  
 production or function. Later the professor did more refined analysis with 2003 Page #106  
IENS . 1. Report 34, WPAFB, French professor asked to measure histonic weig 2004 Page #116  
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he man • I. From Sakharov: "...one professor confined in a labor camp was p 2004 Page #158  
ss Gilgallen stated that a Harvard professor is telling his class since the 2004 Page #247  
ot alone. The great Reich scholar, Professor Paul .Matthews of New York Uni 2005 Page #103  
ica's chief defense scientist, and Professor Albert Einstein, the President 2005 Page #128  
ermine the nature of those events. Professor Edmond Locard (1877-1966), a p 2006 Page #88  
rt was initiated by Dr. John Mack, Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medic 2006 Page #197  
rvard Medical School; Ron Westrum, Professor of Sociology at Eastern Michig 2006 Page #197  
he Bigelow Foundtion David Jacobs, Professor of History at Temple Universit 2006 Page #198  
s Kilgallen stated that "a Harvard professor is telling his classes that he 2007 Page #48  
ge was forwarded by the Embassy t0 Professor V. L. Barsukov of the Vemadsky 2007 Page #198  
ert Kadesch , who was an associate professor of physics at the University o 2008 Page #11  
 novel is a marine biologist named Professor Kramer; the author, who is fro 2008 Page #70  
 Olympia, WA, chose to pattern the professor in his highly successfu l nove 2008 Page #70  
chael C. Kelley, Ph.D., has been a Professor of Electrical and Computer Eng 2008 Page #75  
 Studies Princeton, New Jersey Isl Professor Albert Einstein Princeton, New 2008 Page #114  
r was," wrote Thomas J. DiLorenzo, Professor of Economics at Loyola College 2008 Page #124  
 virtually a single entity," noted Professor Donald Gibson. Nixon, who succ 2008 Page #141  
e citizens in 1941, where he was a professor at George Washington Universit 2009 Page #9  
). After the war, he was a physics professor at the U. of Chicago, and then 2009 Page #9  
efense Program colleagues, notably Professor W. Barton Leach of the Harvard 2009 Page #25  
ally want Project JEHOVAH director Professor Albert Einstein and Doctor Rob 2009 Page #28  
the incident's key investigators , Professor Yuri Lotozev, who l got quite  2009 Page #134  
ructural engineer and an Associate Professor of Mechanics, who was teaching 2009 Page #136  
ed that: Leech is [an] engineering professor at Auckland University. During 2009 Page #157  
e the comment only because he knew Professor Leech to have "an expert knowl 2009 Page #159  
ealand in 1939. In Auckland today, Professor Leech said he was "surprised " 2009 Page #160  
dney. ln 1940, he was appointed as Professor of Engineering at Auckland Uni 2009 Page #163  
rom 1940-1949. During World War 2, Professor Leech was also the acting Dire 2009 Page #163  
l's final report in December 1950, Professor Leech vacated his position at  2009 Page #163  
o-Electric Authority in Australia. Professor Leech is also the author of an 2009 Page #163  
rector of Ocean Data Systems, Inc. Professor Snodgrass was awarded a Navy c 2009 Page #164  
ne warfare from 1943 -45. In 1968, Professor Snodgrass was also awarded the 2009 Page #164  
mmunications and instrumentation . Professor Snodgrass was also a member of 2009 Page #164  
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re made for Wing Commander Gibson, Professor J.M. Snodgrass, University of  2009 Page #164  
relating to submarine warfare, and Professor T.D.J. Leech, who was acting D 2009 Page #164  
Research Unit under the command of Professor Leech, who would be directly r 2009 Page #165  
ed by a senior group comprising of Professor Snodgrass and two eminent hydr 2009 Page #165  
tive alternate to the atomic bomb. Professor , T.D.J. Leech received a comm 2009 Page #167  
Research Unit under the command of Professor Leech, who would be directly r 2009 Page #167  
re made for Wing Commander Gibson, Professor J.M. Snodgrass , University of 2009 Page #169  
relating to submarine warfare, and Professor T.D.J. Leech, who acting Direc 2009 Page #169  
 Taylor, Adviser to the Admiralty, Professor E.D. Ellis, together with Prof 2009 Page #170  
rofessor E.D. Ellis, together with Professor Chapman and Dr. W.G. Penny of  2009 Page #170  
gainst personnel or vessels." What Professor W.A. Miller was quoted: Notes: 2009 Page #171  
ew Prof David James Leech of True: Professor Leech wrote a textbook on Auck 2009 Page #171  
isted by a senior group comprising Professor Snodgrass and two eminent Aust 2009 Page #173  
cripps Library. It is obvious that Professor Snodgrass was extremely proud  2009 Page #173  

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er four in a safe deposit box. The professor's first step was to photograph 2003 Page #103  

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o work with the Dean M.P. O'Brien, Professor-in- charge of the Department o 2009 Page #166  

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avy to work with Dean M.P.O'Brien, Professor-incharge of the Department of  2009 Page #172  

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periments, as a result of which 18 professors were executed by shooting and 2004 Page #159  
mber, I am not one of your college professors. I will hit you with reality, 2005 Page #10  
ed professional futurists, college professors, business executives, journal 2006 Page #48  
 HIV-1, since many researchers and professors consider Montagnier at Pasteu 2006 Page #106  
Seal So now that we know that both Professors Leech and Snodgrass had the p 2009 Page #164  
nel Salmon, Wing Commander Gibson, Professors Snodgrass and Leech. The resu 2009 Page #165  
pare the quoted statements of both Professors Leech and Snodgrass to the hi 2009 Page #167  
ythinJ! to do with the 164 Gibson, Professors Snodgrass and Leech." Note: T 2009 Page #170  

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mparison. Photograph by university professor© 1996. The letter said: "I hav 2003 Page #103  
 and magnesium/zinc. Photograph by professor© 1996. The SEM was set in a "b 2003 Page #105  
 and magnesium/zinc. Photograph by professor© 1996. The professor measured  2003 Page #105  

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L REPORT of P RO J E C T " S E AL" Profes~or T. D. j. LEECH SCHOOL OF ENGIN 2009 Page #185  

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twice a year just to keep up their proficiency. It was at one of these trai 2004 Page #188  
orm subsonic engine tests and gain proficiency with the inertial navigation 2006 Page #73  

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 the Four Corners Area.23 A highly proficient long distance runner, Merrill 2006 Page #110  

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 list' by the OSI. Too high of the profile and too vocal with national iden 2004 Page #249  
of flight. The operational mission profile for the D-21B required the launc 2006 Page #77  

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eir society is 2 Arthur C. Clarke, Profiles of the Future, 1961 3 Sir Richa 2006 Page #101  

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de autopsies of aLien borues and a profiling of the aLien psychology and mo 2005 Page #162  

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conflicts necessary for maximizing profit and control. They also may have f 2008 Page #130  

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Reich was projected onto a postwar profit-seeking track." This corporate "t 2008 Page #136  

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al funds needed to make newspap er profitable equal $250,000 ($1.6 million  2007 Page #26  
e when Dillon & Read were the most profitable of all Wall Street syndicate  2008 Page #131  

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elect groups have acrueved obscene profits derived from their convenient ac 2005 Page #85  

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at no fifty year cover- up of such profound dimensions could ever be kept f 2004 Page #140  
s were ready to go along with more profound action like the use of biologic 2004 Page #254  
cally caU them, is one of the most profound scientific, social, and politic 2005 Page #73  
e results of this action were both profound and disturbing . He w1ites in C 2005 Page #96  
restrial reality are often moving, profound and disturbing. He dares, as a  2005 Page #102  
nly benefit from it. To ignore the profound truths it embodies affirms the  2005 Page #104  
I) life would arguably be the most profound event in recorded human history 2006 Page #50  
miliarity will mask, for many, the profound implications of the NH! contact 2006 Page #58  
or worse. All religions would face profound challenge to their relevancy an 2006 Page #59  
 so-called "basic information" was profound, to say the very least. A Feder 2008 Page #26  
 the atom. 7 And it is not without profound significance to note that when  2008 Page #27  
ould not be considered a matter of profound national security, whether dire 2008 Page #29  
976: Without doubt one of the most profound of all UFO incidents occurred i 2008 Page #30  
U.S. Air Force, details the whole, profound saga; the salient portions of w 2008 Page #30  
sh airspace that went on to have a profound effect on· sources within both  2008 Page #33  
rn1ined that the matter was one of profound seriousness and had a major bea 2008 Page #35  
e and again, I have cited cases of profound significance where UFOs have re 2008 Page #37  
d to this day. This incident had a profound effect on me, because J realize 2008 Page #66  
e foreseen is chat there will be a profound change in traditional concepts. 2008 Page #113  

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 making what will very likely be a profoundly traumatic transition in our u 2007 Page #77  
re, she rubbed shoulders with some profoundly significant and well-known fi 2009 Page #53  

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tal funds needed lo make newspaper profrtabla equal $250,000 ($1.6 million  2007 Page #26  

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ou~ the dc,·el-fectivtnes~ o( tho, proft'cl "$ ;,n • opment un11klcd.. . Ne 2009 Page #182  

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ll four later died of seizures and profuse bleeding. All four were wearing  2004 Page #81  
technicians djed from seizures and profuse bleeding, despite wearing protec 2005 Page #126  
ll four later died of seizures and profuse bleeding. All four were wearing  2006 Page #104  

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Ls not at ,-11 Im-tr1ina.tf'd by • profusion o! pink probitble Uat olh~ ded 2009 Page #163  

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tial ltalian-language newspaper // Prog,nso comes to the attention of U.S.  2007 Page #26  

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azi-oriented Muslim Brotherhood, a progenitor of today's al Qaeda terrorist 2008 Page #139  

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ourselves no better the wiser. The prognosis for UFO intelligence operation 2009 Page #15  

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s that is coo great for any single prognosticator. Except to say that, the  2005 Page #85  

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SPECT BELfEVE THERE IS A BLACK UFO PROGR.-\i\l • 1N THOSE CASES. THEIR EVID 2008 Page #153  

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    UNACKNOWLEDGED SPECL'\L ACCESS PROGRA?\IS HUGE BLACK BUDGETS Wlll-IOUT  2008 Page #152  

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their contribution to the USAF UK, Prograe. His exeeplary leadership as a N 2004 Page #212  

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overnment for the development of a program of substantive cooperation with  2003 Page #6  
 "crash of January 41" triggered a program to keep track of the witnesses?C 2003 Page #32  
w with Linda Howe, 1997, audiotape program # 970706D) Q. Were you privy to  2003 Page #43  
nce Unsolved Mysteries broadcast a program on the Kecksburg incident in 199 2003 Page #57  
newitz innocently accepted the new program, which was specifically tailored 2003 Page #149  
gas, Crash ConferenceDiscusses the program planning for metallurgical R&D F 2003 Page #161  
 been directly linked to the MJ-12 program, Cantwheel said he worked at the 2003 Page #162  
rovides copy of father ’s USAF UFO Program Citation signed by Curtis E. Lem 2003 Page #164  
nter St. Louis, MO, shows USAF UFO Program November 14-16.2003 Las Vegas Cr 2003 Page #165  
inant focus of every aspect of the program. All these exposures to claims o 2003 Page #185  
 our generations have managed this program, including Vannevar Bush, Oppenh 2003 Page #187  
eyond the scope of this talk. This program has been so important that it ha 2003 Page #187  
Government is not controlling this program, we should regain control of it, 2003 Page #188  
en of our generations managed this program □ The budget is easily buried in 2003 Page #188  
boratory in California in the SETI program.(on the religious implications o 2003 Page #197  
you have been "read-in" to the UFO program. My question to you is, in any o 2003 Page #202  
tlcalatr x«f«r©a*t t© ^tn «ccn«djB program r*l«tian-t« ^®a«r«l ^nd e©n©a£p  2003 Page #216  
st realistically and immediately a program of rehabilitation and stabilizat 2003 Page #222  
nment can consider assistance in a program of rehabilitation only if the Ch 2003 Page #225  
cular reference to an economic aid program in Korea and its relation to gen 2003 Page #225  
s not acceptable. It refers to the program of rehabilitation and stabiliza- 2003 Page #230  
ds 129 Inside the USSR Majestic 12 Program David Pace 149 The Presidents an 2004 Page #3  
eadquarters USAF has established a program for investigation of reliably re 2004 Page #4  
 its overall material exploitation program Headquarters USAF has establishe 2004 Page #5  
aving originating with their space program. 12                              2004 Page #15  
lloon: was cover-up for Top Secret program. The Roswell Report: Case Closed 2004 Page #61  
 in August 1947, served as overall program coordinator. It should be noted  2004 Page #63  
roving Ground, NM The V-2 research program moved fairly quickly, with fligh 2004 Page #64  
) In the history of the V-2 rocket program, an internet archive called Engd 2004 Page #64  
re is a historic map of the LASHUP program and its Aircraft Control and War 2004 Page #71  
rnment shut down the flying saucer program. These insights into the shutdow 2004 Page #88  
bert Smith who was the head of the program. 2. They give an insight into wh 2004 Page #88  
in the United States flying saucer program. This included contact with Dr.  2004 Page #88  
of the United States flying saucer program — engineer Dr. Vannevar Bush. Bu 2004 Page #90  
their contribution to the USAF UFO Program. Harry Cooper therefore was doin 2004 Page #101  
 the War of the Worlds Orson Wells program had just aired on Halloween in 1 2004 Page #123  
 who is in charge of this recovery program. I don't think it is the governm 2004 Page #123  
document control. The UFO recovery program intertwined with the Manhattan P 2004 Page #123  
t we had a healthy crash retrieval program underway for years, hiding the t 2004 Page #129  
cover-up since the crash retrieval program. ARE THESE CONSPIRACIES STILL CO 2004 Page #131  
r an Army Research and Development program that he states resulted in many  2004 Page #146  
ed Atomic. Super, or Hydrogen bomb program • No delivery craft to match the 2004 Page #158  
orked in Space and Nuclear Weapons Program • Designed nuclear warheads for  2004 Page #159  
lev • Chief Designer of USSR Space Program • Extremely Dynamic Management S 2004 Page #160  
• Headed All Aspects of USSR Space Program Built world's first ICBM, the R- 2004 Page #160  
MJ-12's USSR Analogue • U.S.S.R. • Program more physically distributed in n 2004 Page #161  
boratory in California in the SETI program. In that context I was allowed t 2004 Page #187  
at Norton, and they wanted another program like we had done, and we spent a 2004 Page #192  
ith Donald Keyhoe • National Radio Program Flying Saucers — Serious Busines 2004 Page #205  
2) really did it" LeMay — USAF UFO Program 1.97 to i .9oj. His exemp-ary kn 2004 Page #212  
ion — his inquiries into MJ-12 UFO program, according to the burned memo, " 2004 Page #243  
onal Coordinatin g Council of the "Program On Man and the Biosphere." Legal 2005 Page #54  
he irrelevant efforts of SETI. The program inflated the ufological balloon  2005 Page #76  
ally involved in such a government program to study this technology, and na 2005 Page #79  
s of an alien technolog y research program. Word certainly got around quick 2005 Page #80  
 him the existence of a deep black program (or perhaps it is severa.l progr 2005 Page #81  
led somehow into the alien-related program. Annoyed -as he felt this should 2005 Page #81  
likelihood that the UFO technology program has probably been going for gene 2005 Page #85  
ord-keeping (and public relations) program, Project Blue Book, and his book 2005 Page #95  
traterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) program claim that since their radio mes 2005 Page #120  
funds may be available to pursue a program devoted to understandin g non-te 2005 Page #128  
t we had a healthy crash retrieval program underway for years, hiding the t 2005 Page #140  
eadquarters USAF has established a program for investigation of reliably re 2005 Page #142  
 which are known as Special Access Program s. There are even unacknowledged 2005 Page #167  
d worked on the German flying disc program as early as 1941. Wang taught st 2005 Page #169  
 vehicles tested in the German V-7 program, but found the retrieved craft t 2005 Page #169  
er alive when there wasn't a space program, would push for a new view of ou 2006 Page #9  
He was recruited into a classified program, "Project Preserve Destiny" (PPD 2006 Page #21  
ls to remain loyal to their covert program supervisors. The template appear 2006 Page #23  
uplatal Black Ops and Money • Open Program *1 as cover for • Secret Program 2006 Page #32  
n Program *1 as cover for • Secret Program *2 as Cover for • Extremely Secr 2006 Page #32  
*2 as Cover for • Extremely Secret Program *3 • Participants can tell no on 2006 Page #32  
ople who had been briefed into the program on a need-to-know basis. The exi 2006 Page #73  
to crash. It was lost early in the program, before the YF-12A had been publ 2006 Page #73  
till a Top Secret, Special Access, program. On 24 May 1963, CIA pilot Ken C 2006 Page #73  
 Conference to the security of the program. McMillan urged that recovery op 2006 Page #75  
ir exposure would not endanger the program. Additionally, it seemed that so 2006 Page #75  
vent public exposure of the OXCART program. Brig. Gen. Boyd Hubbard, Jr., c 2006 Page #75  
ht have been involved in the space program or possibly a famous test pilot. 2006 Page #75  
y 1966, almost doomed the TAGBOARD program. The drone climbed slowly throug 2006 Page #77  
dent spelled the end of the M/D-21 program. Johnson concentrated on modifyi 2006 Page #77  
Developed as a clandestine "black" program in the late 1970s, tested at Are 2006 Page #81  
 someone involved with the F-1 17A program began to spread disinformation a 2006 Page #84  
was eventually assigned to a joint program involving the Air Force and the  2006 Page #87  
nts describe a robust UFO recovery program since the 40s The concerns for t 2006 Page #103  
rodynes, out-weighed, inter-active program, mid-air collision, body-bag, ai 2006 Page #105  
anese establish biological weapons program, known as Unit 731, at Pin Fan,  2006 Page #107  
their offensive biological weapons program • May 1971- February 1973: Unite 2006 Page #107  
ins Biopreparat biological weapons program. • March 1975: Biological and To 2006 Page #107  
U.K. and reveals Soviet biowarfare program. • 1990-1991: Gulf War (Desert S 2006 Page #108  
ion cease their biological weapons program. Gorbachev later 'officially' ca 2006 Page #108  
hev later 'officially' cancels the program. • January 1991: U.S. and Britis 2006 Page #108  
ncels Russia's 'offensive' weapons program • 1993: NATO creates working gro 2006 Page #108  
ussia of continuing its bioweapons program and helping Iran develop a biowa 2006 Page #108  
 helping Iran develop a biowarfare program • 1996: United Nations Special C 2006 Page #108  
asily have contemplated a research program to fully understand the causes o 2006 Page #116  
nts describe a robust UFO recovery program since the 40s. There are major h 2006 Page #117  
apers, there was a World in Action program on TV which dealt with a nuclear 2006 Page #126  
ginated with somebody else's space program in December 1980? On this path:  2006 Page #132  
r a Naval Officer candidate school program. Howard transferred some time in 2006 Page #160  
ited States Cold war Defense Radar Program" published by the USAF Air Comba 2006 Page #170  
 the early days of America's space program, I made it a point to become sud 2006 Page #182  
 Robert Bigelow would fund a radio program, running for two hours on Sunday 2006 Page #203  
y evenings, called Area 2000. This program became the forerunner of Bell's  2006 Page #203  
 After the Retrievals : The Covert Program to Replicate Alien Technology Ri 2007 Page #5  
bertson Panel calls for mass media program of training and debunking to dis 2007 Page #26  
 weapons programs ;. Comprehensive program of behavior modification employi 2007 Page #37  
r weapons programs ► Comprehensive program of behavior modification employi 2007 Page #37  
4 After the Retrievals: The Covert Program to Replicate Alien Technology Ri 2007 Page #50  
 so, where? • Why? ■ Where is tile program hidden? ■ Who is in control? ■ H 2007 Page #51  
y oral briefing. ■ Simply that the program exists -no details. · ■ Usually  2007 Page #52  
ps with secrecy, too. What is "The Program" All About? ■ U-s aboul making U 2007 Page #54  
. ■ AbOut developing a seaet space program. ■ Using free money to condud re 2007 Page #54  
 situation, a sensitive Deep Black Program XlUld be revealed to the putfic, 2007 Page #55  
 revealed to the putfic, while the program behind it remains umf1Scovered . 2007 Page #55  
vertising indust~·, co assist in a program designed co gradually acclimatiz 2007 Page #59  
 the U-Haul Corporation launched a program to promote themselves via state- 2007 Page #70  
I was seeing no evidence of such a program. So to our original questions. A 2007 Page #76  
ari brought out one that you could program and it had the basic programming 2007 Page #78  
language so you could learn bow ro program games. It had a cartridge slot i 2007 Page #78  
Energy for Propulsion of Aircraft) program. Jack inquired how these rurcraf 2007 Page #109  
 von Braun's boss, a secret saucer program was started at the BMW' /Heinke! 2007 Page #111  
 Soviet Union had their own saucer program (derived from captured German sc 2007 Page #111  
ok over and financed Avro's saucer program in late 1954. Trus allowed the A 2007 Page #111  
rce to "farm out" their own saucer program on foreign soil, while at the sa 2007 Page #111  
o be the location of the USAF NEPA program) EE 112 =O= EB EB EB EB =O= EB = 2007 Page #118  
-frequency Active Auroral Research Program) plays a part in this strategic  2007 Page #130  
 anything about a 'crashed-object' program?" [Corbin] asked me. 126         2007 Page #132  
e told me the 4602nd has a special program called the 'investigation of uni 2007 Page #133  
shed fact that the Air Force's UFO program, Project Blue Book received regu 2007 Page #133  
its over-all material exploitation program, Headquarters USAF has establish 2007 Page #134  
n the contrary, there was no space program in the 1930s and aircraft techno 2007 Page #195  
ine Scientist, Planetar) Materials Program, Earth and Planetary Exploration 2007 Page #197  
r counu-y with a significant space program. The opportunit y presented itse 2007 Page #198  
I was 13 years old I heard a radio program where John G. Fuller described t 2008 Page #42  
ecause he had watched a Seattle TV program called Town Meeting about UFO's  2008 Page #46  
ty of sea life in Puget Sound. The program presenter was Alan Rammer; he ha 2008 Page #57  
adio shows such as Radio 4's Today program and BBC World Service's The Worl 2008 Page #65  
cience Foundation 's Global Change Program 's Upper Atmosphere Component an 2008 Page #75  
CHED THE SYMBOLS AND YOU SET OFF A PROGRAM? Yes. The craft was repairing it 2008 Page #91  
incorporated into the Soviet space program. le In the world of sci-fi theme 2008 Page #103  
ts mostly relating to the Majestic Program. Shown here is a summary of the  2008 Page #104  
forensic linguist, has developed a program called ALIAS (Automated Linguist 2008 Page #107  
ables show here, and then used her program to perform cross-correlations. H 2008 Page #107  
en the QD is compared by the ALIAS program in slide 23 against the known au 2008 Page #108  
lates that M is overall collection program, and J is reverse engineering ■  2008 Page #121  
hFrequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) near Gakona, Alaska, hav 2008 Page #123  
 reports that the Nazi conducted a program of psychic research under the na 2008 Page #130  
echnology. Interestingly, the Nazi program which included psychic research  2008 Page #130  
 connection between the NASA space program, the occultism of the Nazis and  2008 Page #134  
of the Nazis and the Russian space program . Richard C. Hoagland, a former  2008 Page #134  
ite and CBS News during the Apollo Program, astounded conspiracy researcher 2008 Page #134  
riginal official NASA Apollo Lunar Program logo of the 1960s clearly depict 2008 Page #135  
ietly changed this official Apollo Program logo-adding random stars to the  2008 Page #135  
anning for the entire Apollo Lunar program, far from being merely "represen 2008 Page #135  
on between the former Soviet space program and NASA, perhaps through the Na 2008 Page #136  
 the [International Space Station] program was already a year behind schedu 2008 Page #136  
ng to the Nazis recruited into the program. All reports had been changed fr 2008 Page #137  
rested in the eugenics movement, a program of scientifically-applied geneti 2008 Page #140  
mmendations : 1979 Start a serious program of civil defense. Cooperate with 2009 Page #10  
 smarter RPVs Consider a mobile MX program more seriously Mutually Assured  2009 Page #10  
trong advocate for a civil defense program that would 1981 strengthen a pos 2009 Page #10  
h Associate in the Defense Studies Program at Harvard -The Intelligence Est 2009 Page #11  
rall theme of the UFO Intelligence Program . It would seem a tall order to  2009 Page #13  
inated UFO intelligence collection program . The intelligence agencies have 2009 Page #15  
I propose that we reinvigorate the program that has been neglected and infu 2009 Page #16  
ted statements regarding the SAINI program as having the ability to interce 2009 Page #17  
e the direct ascent anti-satellite program which was part of the Contingenc 2009 Page #17  
rthoff in May 1953. The Soviet ABM program was discovered by the CIA in 195 2009 Page #17  
viet UFO decoy use with their ICBM program. This was a glaring omission and 2009 Page #18  
assumed responsibility for the UFO program in 1950. In order for national e 2009 Page #18  
a race of perfecting an integrated program of UFO technology. The former em 2009 Page #21  
eading up the classified UFO study program. Roger Hilsman's Strategic Intel 2009 Page #24  
icy Seminar of the Defense Studies Program, 18                              2009 Page #24  
. This is true also for my Defense Program colleagues, notably Professor W. 2009 Page #25  
 consultant to the Air Force's UFO program and advisor to the CIA 's Robert 2009 Page #25  
NTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY'S MJEBEN PROGRAM AND DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE U.F.O. 2009 Page #26  
s of the National UFO Intelligence Program, and more specifically, the Spec 2009 Page #27  
overnment for the development of a program of substantive cooperation with  2009 Page #40  
instructed James Webb to develop a program with the Soviet Union in Joint s 2009 Page #41  
out, I would like you to arrange a program of data sharing with NASA where  2009 Page #41  
king on !he beginning of the space program and that is when I took the dict 2009 Page #93  
 the dictation to start this space program I took it from Dr. Wernher van B 2009 Page #93  
 get this $600. 000 and this space program, starts you ·will have had your  2009 Page #93  
position in the fledgling US Space Program, but her husband wanted to leave 2009 Page #93  
IANGLE AIICRAFT NUCLEAR PROPULSION PROGRAM HEARING •Iir:f1imImu: os Cl~L\l: 2009 Page #130  
1945, before the full experimental program was completed and the fundamenta 2009 Page #166  
1945, before the full experimental program was completed and the fundamenta 2009 Page #169  
ef that they were a secret weapons program of the United States. Joint Air  2009 Page #177  

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the column headings of some of the program's output and the basis of the de 2008 Page #108  

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 veered off course. The ramjet was programmed to ignite at 74,000 feet. Aft 2006 Page #77  
the rocket and the drone began its programmed sortie. Following completion  2006 Page #78  
navigation system had not yet been programmed, the vehicle was unguided. It 2006 Page #79  

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try TONY COLLINS • Mostly computer programmers in Britain's defence industr 2004 Page #200  

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rgh reporter broke into regular TV programming that night on more than one  2003 Page #54  
your local weekly and cable access programming on the other. Or between Har 2005 Page #76  
m of government. All non-essential programming would stop. Select channels  2006 Page #62  
nd rally morale. All non-essential programming would cease. Risk would be t 2006 Page #63  
could program and it had the basic programming language so you could learn  2007 Page #78  
ypad. That was my first attempt at programming and then I learned assembler 2007 Page #78  

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rth mysteries for Art Bell's radio programs, Dreamland and COAST TO COAST A 2003 Page #97  
released in BBC and Fox television programs. Back-engineering extraterrestr 2003 Page #101  
uding cooperation in lunar landing programs. ... www majesbcdocuments com I 2003 Page #162  
 “Cosmic Watergate ”) □ The secret programs are outside our democratic proc 2003 Page #188  
ort or to further official Chinese programs that do not conform to sound Am 2003 Page #207  
ort or to further official Chinese programs which do not conform to sound A 2003 Page #225  
en Chris on a couple of television programs, one national and the other loc 2004 Page #45  
iate producing medical and science programs and then became Director of Spe 2004 Page #76  
y films and live television studio programs about science, medical and envi 2004 Page #76  
es." SLIDE #53: Biological warfare programs On Page 5 of the TOP SECRET MJ- 2004 Page #80  
graph entitled "Biological Warfare Programs," it states: Biological Warfare 2004 Page #80  
ms," it states: Biological Warfare programs in the U.S. and U. K. are in fi 2004 Page #80  
e discussion of Biological Warfare Programs that is relevant. Also, the int 2004 Page #119  
h Retrieval Conference USSR Rocket Programs, ca. 1946 Organization of USSR  2004 Page #155  
nization of USSR Government Rocket programs circa 1946 Committee No. 2 (Mal 2004 Page #155  
 oversee both nuclear and rocketry programs • After Stalin's death, install 2004 Page #158  
 foreign information dissemination programs." The application he put in for 2004 Page #181  
d to fix this by consolidating key programs. We discovered that the Preside 2004 Page #254  
nnel, who participated in obsen er programs, tactical maneuvers, scientific 2005 Page #39  
program (or perhaps it is severa.l programs), the purpose of which is to st 2005 Page #81  
eep black research and development programs, and apparent.ly stumbled someh 2005 Page #81  
terviews with "insiders" regarding programs at Nevada's Groom Lake Facility 2005 Page #82  
 time, there were at least 8 black programs there, not counting the B-2 or  2005 Page #82  
ncluding that this is connected to programs charged with studying recovered 2005 Page #84  
dmit to the blackworld technolog y programs, you would have a very hard rim 2005 Page #85  
used in the 1950s, unlike computer programs that might fake such a document 2005 Page #129  
e with access to "special weapons" programs are already cleared and presuma 2005 Page #130  
ons (CNO); Director of Development Programs, Office of the CNO; Assistant C 2005 Page #130  
cted under a classified umbreUa of programs and projects, the most secretiv 2005 Page #167  
ncelled high technology classified programs than anybody and so can deal wi 2006 Page #13  
ecause I worked on many classified programs and have visited 20 archives, I 2006 Page #13  
on so many leading edge classified programs, and second to be able to provi 2006 Page #13  
nd early 1990s. • At least 8 black programs flying out of Groom Lake (not c 2006 Page #27  
etrieval Conference Special Access Programs (SAP) Separate and independent  2006 Page #33  
ment activities and social welfare programs. Religion . Overall church atte 2006 Page #60  
share these characteristics: - The programs had the highest level of classi 2006 Page #72  
tic and Pharmaceutical Development Programs." These summary reports have ap 2006 Page #104  
W), 1st Annual Report, page 5: "BW programs in U.S. and U.K., are in field  2006 Page #105  
cal Warfare and Biological Defense Programs manual, for further discussion  2006 Page #106  
ever-present psychological warfare programs. Three countries have major lab 2006 Page #117  
r at UNLV and has financed several programs in the university including the 2006 Page #199  
pread propaganda · ,, Films and lV programs produced under contract ,. Book 2007 Page #20  
o spread propaganda ► Films and TV programs produced under contract ► Books 2007 Page #21  
th nuclear and other major weapons programs ;. Comprehensive program of beh 2007 Page #37  
th nuclear and other major weapons programs ► Comprehensive program of beha 2007 Page #37  
gs out there that At least 8 black programs are literally out of this world 2007 Page #56  
rs. They watch the same television programs we do and make it their busines 2007 Page #76  
 the bill" for Ano's flying saucer programs. USAF Le. General Donald L. Put 2007 Page #111  
ies included providing interesting programs for children and young adults.  2008 Page #57  
ng adults. One of the most popular programs was a hands-on presentation abo 2008 Page #57  
e last 25 years on public outreach programs for the Department of Natural R 2008 Page #57  
rviews , appearing on most TV news programs (including a number of US shows 2008 Page #65  
 are extra spaces, some processing programs might be confused when computin 2008 Page #107  
of other terms. Different computer programs use different assumptions, and  2008 Page #108  
to the United States under several programs such as Project Paperclip . By  2008 Page #137  
d such leaders advancing Socialist programs such as the controversial No-Ch 2008 Page #142  
dle E:ist ■ The Soviet Uruon's UF0 Programs ■ China a.,id :\ustralasia Grea 2008 Page #161  
ing cold war psychological warfare programs under the control of his nation 2009 Page #35  
 of Cold War psychological warfare programs and the covert activities of MJ 2009 Page #38  
uding cooperation in lunar landing programs." The Memorandum was classified 2009 Page #40  
the phantom asrects and classified programs in which I can better assess th 2009 Page #42  
 counterintelligence and complaint programs. He assumed command of Pacific  2009 Page #73  
to plan and implement experimental programs. As a result much effort was wa 2009 Page #166  

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gan following World War I with two programs-the Dawes Plan (l 924) and the  2008 Page #126  

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ght 2007 R1chord M. Dolon 'Jave-rt Progran1 to Replic~tc Alien Technology R 2007 Page #50  

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here, but as of this writing solid progress has been made on both questions 2003 Page #36  
 and though briefed on Forrestal's progress by hospital officials, never se 2003 Page #90  
l authorities had indicated steady progress toward his recovery." 4. "It ha 2003 Page #95  
 a perfect fit. The expected alien progress reports on soil samples and the 2003 Page #149  
mpossible at that time to make any progress in reverse engineering neutroni 2003 Page #161  
ified material • Authentication in progress Speoji Operabom Manual 8 PHONY  2003 Page #186  
ant, keeping an eye on the light's progress and continue taking statements. 2004 Page #38  
erence of "reverse engineering" in progress. This dovetails with the entire 2004 Page #119  
e or alien bodies, there is little progress in fully exposing the Cosmic Wa 2005 Page #120  
cing our technolog) ' and national progress and in coming to grips with the 2005 Page #128  
reign US bases, and the failure to progress in rank beyond Staff Sergeant.  2006 Page #17  
er work was well paid. MW: Did you progress in your job. GM: I did start do 2007 Page #82  
ars the retrieval operation was in progress at the time of the Crash. I bas 2008 Page #60  
ich reigns in our world today. The progress of technological development ha 2008 Page #117  
undation , Foundation for National Progress, German Marshall Fund, Hudson I 2008 Page #143  
ates be drawn up regarding foreign progress in evaluating UFO data and the  2009 Page #16  
ment and that statements on Soviet progress in this area will affect us in  2009 Page #18  
sible the course of Soviet missile progress and knowledg e of UFO tracking  2009 Page #18  
g score of Soviet UFO sighting and progress in missiles and in other signif 2009 Page #18  
ces on advancing Soviet and allied progress in missiles, spacecraft , launc 2009 Page #19  
 . When we are overly impressed by progress in any given development , we l 2009 Page #20  
f an actual threat situation is in progress. It is further recommended that 2009 Page #25  
asn't enough, the First and Second Progress Reports from Battelle to Wright 2009 Page #91  

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excitement increased as the report progressed." 96                          2005 Page #98  
 and all developments as the story progressed. "1 had [the document) probab 2007 Page #134  
r 9 Tass press release. As the two progressed through the park, a nearby bo 2009 Page #136  

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 srunrung blow. When you study the progression of rus scientific work and t 2005 Page #87  

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enevolent Contact. Meanwhile, more progressive religionists might energetic 2006 Page #57  
esident Wilson, who then appointed progressive journalist George Creel to s 2007 Page #10  
rom the news media, including many progressive journalists who had once opp 2007 Page #10  

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 short, equal intervals, which got progressively weaker. 1.5-2 minutes afte 2008 Page #98  

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s infiltrate editorial staff of fl Progresso to monitor its policies. , 194 2007 Page #26  
 family struggle for control of II Progresso. ► 1951: Ousted Gene Pope Jr.  2007 Page #26  

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ich he first told of the Air Force prohibiting him from gaining access to U 2004 Page #146  

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?) • 1925: Geneva Protocol for the Prohibition of Use in War of Asphyxiatin 2006 Page #107  

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r sonHi rni lit :11·~ 1 Florlcl:i. prohl0tn ,11H.•ounl1?i ·ed on th~ ~s• ~  2009 Page #181  

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 and the Vault ■ \Y/hite House UFO Proiect ■ 'Dungs Go South • Strmgfield's 2008 Page #161  

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-::t::n'.ion cf ~he neturo or I.ho proj::ct and thot he mnde •h comment on! 2009 Page #183  

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c !1lu o! th, 1'(1Jcotlc /J~ho-,ah proJcct will bc p:-lcd loon and the publ 2008 Page #121  

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Ps act as cover for UFO-ET related projecls. ■ {Some) black triangles have  2007 Page #55  

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.............................. 113 Project Beta: How U.S. Intelligence Crea 2003 Page #3  
ith the exception of the Manhattan Project." So why is this document genuin 2003 Page #28  
sh was funneled into the Manhattan project and has not been obviously used  2003 Page #38  
f the Saucers and Edward Ruppelt's Project Blue Book report. The Maury Isla 2003 Page #41  
e was located. That report was the Project Blue Book file on the incident,  2003 Page #56  
urg incident is from the Air Force Project Blue Book files and it states th 2003 Page #59  
 In February, the Air Force issues Project "SIGN," its most extensive techn 2003 Page #88  
ave routinely been briefed on this project beforehand and would have receiv 2003 Page #88  
                                   Project Beta: How U.S. Intelligence Crea 2003 Page #141  
 Earth, and issue a report called "Project Beta." No one but agents of the  2003 Page #141  
                                   Project Beta lights and herds of cattle  2003 Page #143  
                                   Project Beta recording on huge reels of  2003 Page #145  
terested in the Bennewitz research project. The players assigned to watch B 2003 Page #145  
                                   Project Beta deliberately withheld infor 2003 Page #147  
xpertise. Fugate was assigned to a project that could to somehow correct fo 2003 Page #148  
                                   Project Beta problem remained keeping th 2003 Page #149  
elling him that he was uncovering: Project Beta. Project Beta has since ent 2003 Page #149  
t he was uncovering: Project Beta. Project Beta has since entered UFO legen 2003 Page #149  
ater other researchers described a project to destroy alien underground bas 2003 Page #149  
ace. The name associated with this project was "Excalibur." In the late 197 2003 Page #149  
e of a Dr. Edward Teller-initiated project at the Nevada atomic test site t 2003 Page #149  
ON convention urgently warned of a project at the Nevada Test Site connecte 2003 Page #150  
                                   Project Beto Force-sponsored flights out 2003 Page #151  
 • Shows NSC/MJ-12 Special Studies Project • Authentic document in National 2003 Page #156  
rs that are on the Special Studies project - Bronk, Berkner November 14-16. 2003 Page #156  
onk was Part of a "Special Studies Project" More circumstantial Evidence fo 2003 Page #157  
    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference Project STORK UAO (UFO) Reporting Analys 2003 Page #162  
eporting Analysis • Follow-up / on Project Grudge, 23 Sep 1953, Brig. Gen G 2003 Page #162  
t the unit "was formed as in-house project purely as an interest item of th 2003 Page #162  
d in 1967, knew Jim McDonald Led a project to study gravity control “Retire 2003 Page #169  
 McDonnell Douglas, I led a little project aimed at gravity control and had 2003 Page #169  
arances in 1954. Furthermore, this project was clearly viewed to be so crit 2003 Page #171  
o Spec-ai Opc*»!n» Manual 11-32003 PROJECT PURPOSE AND GOALS (continued) 2. 2003 Page #172  
consistent with policy of the time PROJECT PURPOSE AND GOALS 1. Scope of th 2003 Page #172  
11'8/2033 Spcool Operations Manual PROJECT PURPOSE AND GOALS (continued) 4. 2003 Page #172  
    UFO Crash Retrieval Conference PROJECT PURPOSE AND GOALS (concluded) 5. 2003 Page #174  
y, Donald E. Keyhoe, 1953 The Mars Project, Wernher von Braun, University o 2003 Page #182  
r described a massive construction project in January 1951 11/8.2003 Specia 2003 Page #182  
 describing a massive construction project of $300 million 1951 dollars. Th 2003 Page #183  
ments for an MJ-12 Special Studies Project meeting of the National Security 2003 Page #184  
 UFOs at close range or are on the project. When do we all start to laugh a 2003 Page #188  
de "bluegrass" is a paranormal CIA project started in 1955, which I haven't 2003 Page #194  
 Carter, I was given access to The Project Blue Book files - the classified 2003 Page #197  
classified second of the Blue Book project. In that section I came across a 2003 Page #197  
ctor, Armed Forces Special Weapons Project                                  2003 Page #214  
 of a AAF top secret MOGUL balloon project. When scientists -2- ULTRA       2003 Page #232  
 USA, Armed Forces Special Weapons Project, secured theand security detail  2003 Page #233  
d to look at an operation known as Project Moon Dust. Ostensibly, Project M 2004 Page #4  
 as Project Moon Dust. Ostensibly, Project Moon Dust (and a related project 2004 Page #4  
, Project Moon Dust (and a related project known as Blue Fly) was designed  2004 Page #4  
 Headquarters USAF has established Project Moon Dust to locate, recover, an 2004 Page #5  
horities. But what do the files of Project Moon Dust tell us about the proj 2004 Page #5  
re still very much in the minds of Project Moon Dust personnel. Two Defense 2004 Page #6  
ch could be valuable in pursuit of Project Moon Dust. Similarly, a Departme 2004 Page #7  
nces me that crashed UFO cases and Project Moon Dust are deeply connected,  2004 Page #7  
 hand: Here was a U.S. operation — Project Moon Dust — the goal of which wa 2004 Page #12  
t. 1 aos 0011 67 le January 1967 2 Project MOON DUST! Our MO 0029 JAN 67 12 2004 Page #19  
t the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project at Sandia Base, Albuquerque. Fur 2004 Page #63  
t Vehicle; Surface-to-Air Missile; Project Bumblebee Original full-scale re 2004 Page #66  
ided surface-to-air missiles. This project became known as Bumblebee which  2004 Page #66  
ial New Mexico historical research project trying to find pre-Cold War arti 2004 Page #70  
werful radar because the Manhattan Project lab had a restricted air space.  2004 Page #71  
, while working on the documentary project for HBO (UFOs: The E.T. Facto?), 2004 Page #75  
un by the Canadian government. The project was known as Project Magnet. It  2004 Page #85  
vernment. The project was known as Project Magnet. It ran from December 195 2004 Page #85  
an example in 1952 when an interim Project Magnet report sat on the Prime M 2004 Page #86  
he government was confronted about Project Magnet in the Canadian parliamen 2004 Page #86  
harge of the Canadian government's Project Magnet, which was the official s 2004 Page #86  
4 when it was shut down along with Project Magnet. It consisted of a small  2004 Page #86  
ng saucer station was closed down, Project Magnet was shut down, and the of 2004 Page #87  
ound. Much of what happened inside Project Magnet was Top Secret, and there 2004 Page #87  
 built by the town as a centennial project. During his speech opening the p 2004 Page #87  
would have been part of the secret Project Magnet work I contacted Murl Smi 2004 Page #87  
and the Hard Evidence (Part 1) The Project Magnet Shutdown In Smith's files 2004 Page #88  
s wasted. Prior to the shutdown of Project Magnet, Smith conducted many stu 2004 Page #88  
 and how it led to the creation of Project Magnet. In 1950 I was attending  2004 Page #89  
government had a highly classified project set up to study them, so I reaso 2004 Page #89  
ghtings that had been collected by Project Magnet. The paper was couriered  2004 Page #90  
belonging to the Cleveland Ufology Project. A few months before Wilbert die 2004 Page #94  
 was the director of this research project (Project Magnet) in Canada, and  2004 Page #94  
director of this research project (Project Magnet) in Canada, and they also 2004 Page #94  
er member of the Cleveland Ufology Project Smith wrote: You seem most inter 2004 Page #95  
lectronics expert and organizer of Project Magnet, Newton actually saw the  2004 Page #97  
ychic into a Washington University project that the non-profit McDonnell Fo 2004 Page #123  
nsors were so embarrassed that the project was canceled. Why Keep it Secret 2004 Page #123  
the establishment of the Manhattan Project, now known for its compartmental 2004 Page #123  
ram intertwined with the Manhattan Project early on, in that in one case, r 2004 Page #123  
CH SECRETS WOULD LEAK" • Manhattan Project security procedures have been ad 2004 Page #124  
he public began with the Manhattan Project and has been getting better and  2004 Page #125  
ries, beginning with the Manhattan Project. It was a huge conspiracy, with  2004 Page #125  
back in the 40s with the Manhattan Project. Anyone who is technically incli 2004 Page #130  
sh dummies. Charles Moore, head of Project Mogul, a secret balloon project  2004 Page #133  
of Project Mogul, a secret balloon project in 1947, declared in interviews  2004 Page #133  
ell Incident, that he believes his Project Mogul explains the Roswell myste 2004 Page #133  
ell Army Air Field saw debris of a Project Mogul balloon array, they couldn 2004 Page #133  
ell Incident is never mentioned in Project Blue Book, the official Air Forc 2004 Page #136  
by Captain Edward Ruppelt, head of Project Blue Book. It seems strange that 2004 Page #136  
othing more than the remnants of a Project Mogul research balloon array. If 2004 Page #138  
York secret Mogul balloon research project, has testified that some of the  2004 Page #138  
hat they saw. However, diagrams of Project Mogul and its notorious tape sho 2004 Page #138  
ted in a classified study entitled PROJECT MAGNET, that he had learned from 2004 Page #140  
pilots. For those who believe that Project Blue Book told the whole tale of 2004 Page #141  
cism of the government claim about Project Mogul is that although the purpo 2004 Page #142  
d in some balloons, but not in the Project Mogul balloons of that time. The 2004 Page #142  
t Mogul balloons of that time. The Project Mogul balloon flight that 139    2004 Page #142  
tified instantly. If it was indeed Project Mogul, there would have been no  2004 Page #143  
Y. Even Charles Moore, director of Project Mogul, admitted that the materia 2004 Page #143  
een sent to retrieve the debris of Project Mogul, which would have been of  2004 Page #143  
ths after Johnson left office that Project Blue book shut down, and it is n 2004 Page #177  
me opportunity to pull the plug on Project Blue Book, and to get out of the 2004 Page #178  
 about to explain, this dumping of Project Blue Book was an important event 2004 Page #178  
1970s. Quintanilla was the head of Project Blue Book from 1963 till it shut 2004 Page #178  
 the time that a pseudo scientific project was about to be dropped in their 2004 Page #178  
 the subject. "Continuation of the Project," said Seamans, "cannot be justi 2004 Page #178  
d Kind and the NBC TV show The UFO Project. The key event however was the H 2004 Page #180  
ol. Bill Coleman, who had been the Project Blue Book Liaison from 1961 to 1 2004 Page #182  
went on to produce the NBC TV show Project UFO for two years in the late 19 2004 Page #182  
ed serious and laid back about the project. It all unfolded. One would call 2004 Page #183  
studies, but he was given a second project by Marcia Smith who was writing  2004 Page #186  
 Carter, I was given access to the Project Blue Book files — the classified 2004 Page #186  
assified sections of the Blue Book Project. In that section I came across a 2004 Page #187  
lm, HBO pulled the plug on the UFO project. When confronted, Doty stated th 2004 Page #194  
le." ,L Edward J Ruppelt • Head of Project Blue Book • He knew he was the f 2004 Page #204  
 we need a classified intelligence project; we recovered one craft, capture 2004 Page #210  
 result, my latest UFO documentary project had become another search for th 2004 Page #215  
. This manuscript was submitted to Project Blue Book around 1960; there are 2004 Page #244  
 sentence that reads "Submitted to project Blue Book 1954 unclassified and  2004 Page #245  
henticity zinger is the mention of Project Moondust in 1962, which was not  2004 Page #246  
 the files of the Majestic/Jehovah project will be pried loose and the publ 2004 Page #248  
se 8. Operations Review: The MJ-12 Project 9. "Unidentified Flying Objects, 2004 Page #248  
 MOST SECRET. 5. JEHOVAH was a DoD project to reverse engineer the hardware 2004 Page #249  
appointed by Dr. Bush to head this project. The project name was coined by  2004 Page #249  
Dr. Bush to head this project. The project name was coined by Albert Einste 2004 Page #249  
rence Tab D directive is regarding Project BLUE BOOK: "Project BLUE BOOK wi 2004 Page #253  
e is regarding Project BLUE BOOK: "Project BLUE BOOK will continue in its c 2004 Page #253  
C." Tab H is a directive regarding Project ENVIRONMENT. "When conditions be 2004 Page #253  
 circuits ■ High Altitude Research Project ■ Psycho-chemicals ■ Lasers CORS 2005 Page #7  
o asserted that he had worked with Project Blue Book and had made, "contact 2005 Page #39  
 He also stated that he worked for Project Blue Book and offered the theory 2005 Page #39  
ok and offered the theory that the project was created because the Afr Forc 2005 Page #39  
Kingman eventuall) resulted in the project which employed him to design and 2005 Page #45  
nally back in 1933, built as a CCC project, and it became a Desert Research 2005 Page #68  
en his testimony to the Disclosure Project, headed b) Dr. Steven Greer. Acc 2005 Page #83  
ize de, elopment of an atomic bomb project, this as the Germans might be mo 2005 Page #92  
ng (and public relations) program, Project Blue Book, and his book prompted 2005 Page #95  
ged, and that the "Special Studies Project" would now meet "during the alre 2005 Page #97  
hv were the records turned over to Project Blue Book? It was a publicly ann 2005 Page #124  
uld never have been turned over to Project Blue Book. 122                   2005 Page #124  
ates after \Xlorld \Xlar II under "Project Paperclip" to co-opt Nazi scienc 2005 Page #125  
 that arise in UFO discussion s. 8 Project Paperclip has been brilliantly r 2005 Page #125  
me from a top secret MOGUL balloon project, the report states, ''\v'hen sci 2005 Page #126  
rby Armed Forces Special \X/eapons Project instituted "su·ingent security'  2005 Page #126  
JECT: NSC/l\1] -12 Special Studies Project" and indicates that the Presiden 2005 Page #126  
Unidentified Flying ObjectS (UFOB) Project." 14 This statement about classi 2005 Page #128  
ve to summarize what we know about Project MOON DUST, an activity that upda 2005 Page #141  
m the Stace Department referencing Project MOON DUST. These airgrams make c 2005 Page #141  
concerning Stone's inquiries about Project MOON DUST and a related Operatio 2005 Page #141  
 Roswell. In addition, there is no Project Moon Dust or Operation Blue Fly. 2005 Page #142  
that these activities evolved into Project MOON DUST to recover space vehic 2005 Page #142  
anded because of lack of activity; Project MOON DUST and Operation BLUE FLY 2005 Page #142  
imited admission of a conventional project that faded out due, allegedly, t 2005 Page #142  
ed States as pan of his Disclosure Project, many mifaary personnel stood up 2005 Page #147  
troyer of worlds," in the words of project physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer. 2005 Page #153  
heir universe and ours. The aliens project their thoughts into a thought am 2005 Page #164  
 rank as the deepest Black \X/orld project in terms of secrecy and security 2005 Page #167  
s super secret reverse-engineering project that "seeded" extraterrestrial t 2005 Page #167  
uch as SDI (Star \X/ars Projects), Project Horizon (to place a military bas 2005 Page #168  
ad worked on a reverse engineering project at S-4, a site 10 miles from the 2005 Page #168  
Commission and was designated as a project engineer on some atomic bomb tes 2005 Page #168  
mmarized subsequently in a report, Project \'\/interhaven, in 1952. Using t 2005 Page #171  
derailed explanation of gravity in Project Winterhaven, but it was assumed  2005 Page #171  
ay that the Canaclian government's Project Magnet had been working on a gra 2005 Page #172  
flaming torch called the STS? \Vas Project Outgrowth a secret Air Force pro 2005 Page #173  
oject Outgrowth a secret Air Force project that attempted ro utilize the kn 2005 Page #173  
ld have set up a highly classified Project (call it operation Majestic 12 a 2006 Page #9  
n another extraterrestrial related project as a means of corroborating Ston 2006 Page #14  
UFO crash retrieval operations and Project Moon Dust. Clifford Stone's Clai 2006 Page #16  
tary career in a highly classified project he subsequently learned was call 2006 Page #16  
he subsequently learned was called Project Moon Dust. Stone says he was ini 2006 Page #16  
sh retrieval teams associated with Project Moon Dust, and of crash retrieva 2006 Page #17  
mation disclosing the existence of project Moon Dust that was created to re 2006 Page #17  
s, and the actual documentation on Project Moon Dust are circumstantial evi 2006 Page #17  
es to go on MY assignment with the Project Moon Dust crash retrieval team.  2006 Page #19  
g his first recovery operation for Project Moon Dust in 1969 he was assigne 2006 Page #21  
e latter's claims. Dan Sherman and Project Preserve Destiny Dan Sherman ser 2006 Page #21  
ruited into a classified program, "Project Preserve Destiny" (PPD), conduct 2006 Page #21  
ntical circumstances. Dan Sherman (Project Preserve Destiny) Clifford Stone 2006 Page #22  
 Preserve Destiny) Clifford Stone (Project Moon Dust) Recruited due to inna 2006 Page #22  
s highly specific FOIA requests on Project Moon Dust, his long military ser 2006 Page #23  
and recruited into the MJ-12 Group project. 4. Training occurs in addition  2006 Page #24  
ment and work with the MJ-12 Group project occurs without the awareness of  2006 Page #24  
ining or commits more fully to the project. 7. Military service records con 2006 Page #24  
tivity, including with operations. Project Moondust 25 Apr ems: 1-11 ! WIAS 2006 Page #26  
ssions. The approach taken in this project did not rely upon prior UFO lore 2006 Page #48  
     Scenarios of Contact Why This Project Contact with non-human intellige 2006 Page #50  
 scenario worlds. That part of the project is beyond the scope of this abri 2006 Page #51  
ures. Effort could dwarf Manhattan Project in complexity and cost. Religion 2006 Page #68  
ures. Effort could dwarf Manhattan Project in complexity and cost. Religion 2006 Page #69  
Air Force. The prototype, known to project personnel as Article 121, made i 2006 Page #72  
velopment study for the drone. The project was codenamed TAGBOARD. Each dro 2006 Page #77  
pard and Maj. Jack Reed, Air Force project officers for TAGBOARD, oversaw t 2006 Page #78  
 1003. The YF-12A, developed under project KEDLOCK, was the interceptor var 2006 Page #87  
esearch consisted of obtaining the Project Blue Book records for September  2006 Page #96  
pied in it. An official document, "Project 10073 Record Card ATIC Form 329, 2006 Page #96  
 Crash Retrieval Conference of the Project Blue Book files. According to th 2006 Page #97  
rticles and combined them with the Project Blue Book sightings. I discovere 2006 Page #97  
tly well that an open unclassified project would have caused the very panic 2006 Page #116  
ng to prevent, a covert monitoring project would have made a lot of sense.  2006 Page #116  
ns about our participation in this project were raised at the highest 128   2006 Page #131  
 Killer." Source: FAS Space Policy Project. ] SLIDE # 17 — Map of Key West  2006 Page #143  
t known. However, from the file of Project Blue Book we learn that there we 2006 Page #179  
was identified as an "aircraft" by Project Blue Book; the second was uniden 2006 Page #179  
 and, later, Linda Howe joined the project. The idea was that Robert Bigelo 2006 Page #203  
............................. l 15 Project Moon Dust: How the Government Re 2007 Page #5  
t's figure out how they work ■ The project ... and Stan Friedman ■ The Spec 2007 Page #42  
en's note (p. 188) ■ "Submitted to Project Blue Book" (p. 189) ■"New Mexico 2007 Page #47  
 "WRITTEN IN 1954" ■ "Evaluated by Project Blue Book" redacted ■ "Today, it 2007 Page #48  
el control • .• •;.. '. Disclosure Project Witnesses ■ Claim that certain w 2007 Page #55  
o introduced me co the "Disclosure Project" (run by Steven Greer). 1\1\'(/: 2007 Page #84  
at was given out by the disclosure project (Steven Greer) and some from doc 2007 Page #85  
I was reading about the disclosure project and I was fascinated because at  2007 Page #85  
he information from the disclosure project witnesses mainly to do what I te 2007 Page #85  
 the witnesses from the disclosure project. i\tfW: Did you make any efforts 2007 Page #85  
s real provided .by the disclosure project and the information about the ha 2007 Page #85  
tched many hours of the disclosure project and whenever anyone mentioned a  2007 Page #85  
ample Donna Hare in the disclosure project. She was a NASA photographic exp 2007 Page #85  
nce Vought V-173 "Flying Pancake", Project SiJverbug, or the Chance Vought  2007 Page #95  
 more secret than the "i\Ianhattan Project". Author' special note: Those th 2007 Page #109  
d prototype VTOL variant (possibly Project Sih erbug) of the original 103   2007 Page #109  
llustration #29 and #30) including project ''Y" and project ''Y2" (aka "Pro 2007 Page #111  
nd #30) including project ''Y" and project ''Y2" (aka "Project Silverbug"). 2007 Page #111  
oject ''Y" and project ''Y2" (aka "Project Silverbug"). Project Silverbug w 2007 Page #111  
t ''Y2" (aka "Project Silverbug"). Project Silverbug was a design for a sup 2007 Page #111  
while at the same time keeping the project strategicall y close co the Unit 2007 Page #111  
RSO]'.'IC \"ERSJON ICREW l\t-:\CH2 PROJECT -Y2 TEST ,\IIKIUTT !CREW ~.(ACM  2007 Page #112  
n of the wreckage debris is run by Project Moon Dust. It is rumored that th 2007 Page #131  
                                   Project Moon Dust: How the Government Re 2007 Page #132  
ntion to a Unjted States Air Force project code-named Moon Dust that -from  2007 Page #132  
arent that the bulk of the work of Project Moon Dust personnel was rurecred 2007 Page #132  
though the precise date upon wruch Project Moon Dust was established remain 2007 Page #132  
etermine the origins and nature of Project Moon Dust. It is a little-known, 2007 Page #132  
ecent establishment of an official project apparently designed to specifica 2007 Page #132  
                        "No. Whose project is it?" "It's an Air Force deal, 2007 Page #133  
e and Lou Corbin are: (a) chat the project at issue dealt \vich crashed UFO 2007 Page #133  
ich crashed UFOs; and (b) chat the project fell under the auspices of the A 2007 Page #133  
 that the Air Force's UFO program, Project Blue Book received regular assis 2007 Page #133  
 Headquarters USAF has established Project Moon Dust to locate, recover and 2007 Page #134  
ece of documentation pertairung to Project Moon Dust concerns none other th 2007 Page #134  
!) scares: "References: MOON DUST, Project," and reads as follows: Rothberg 2007 Page #135  
 the Roswell UFO crash of 1947 and Project Moon Dust to Marilyn Monroe, the 2007 Page #136  
nother reason to be concerned that Project Moon Dust might be compromised - 2007 Page #136  
s that linked Marilyn Monroe ,vith Project Moon Duse; however, if the docum 2007 Page #137  
 interest to people connected with Project Moon Dust. A whole host of claim 2007 Page #138  
 issue of the relacionsrup between Project Moon Dust and the Ararat Anomal) 2007 Page #138  
told rum that the file referred to Project Moon Dust -an organizacion that  2007 Page #138  
cially and that detail the work of Project i\!Ioon Dust in the 1960s are so 2007 Page #139  
ch could be vaJuabJe in pursuit of Project Moon Dust." Bolivia, 1978: 134   2007 Page #140  
overy of a very strange object and Project Moon Dust, occurred in Bolivia i 2007 Page #141  
the story on the part of MJ 12 and Project Moon Dust. But first, some neces 2007 Page #142  
ember 22, 1979 with both MJ 12 and Project Moon Duse. It reads: Blue Man: H 2007 Page #143  
elate to the ultra-secret Aquarius project. The conclusions of "AQ-4" and t 2007 Page #144  
uggests that personnel from MJ 12, Project Aquarius, and Project Moon Dust  2007 Page #144  
 from MJ 12, Project Aquarius, and Project Moon Dust were all - albeit to d 2007 Page #144  
y weU be an inrucacion that MJ 12, Project Moon Dust, and Project Aquarius  2007 Page #144  
that MJ 12, Project Moon Dust, and Project Aquarius never fully resolved th 2007 Page #144  
ked on the Manhattan (atomjc bomb) project at Los Alamos, New Mexico during 2007 Page #144  
ently available data pertaining to Project Moon Dust and its still-mysterio 2007 Page #144  
 Rather, it has been replaced by a project whose mandate is practically ide 2007 Page #144  
zzle, however, diligent pursuit of Project Moon Dust, its files and its for 2007 Page #144  
f the remains of crashed objects." Project Sign secret report, February 194 2007 Page #193  
orenzen . After a false start with Project Blue Book, which destroyed accid 2007 Page #195  
he Air Force. Introduction 1.n the Project Blue Book files, the official in 2008 Page #7  
ions were eliminated. According to Project Blue Book files, the April 18 ca 2008 Page #8  
 outside of Las Vegas, Nevada. The project card gave this brief summary of  2008 Page #8  
l." In the comments section of the project card, it said, "There is insuffi 2008 Page #8  
here is a hand written note in the Project Blue Book files impacting on all 2008 Page #9  
mall town of Eureka. The Blue Book project card for the Eureka sighting ori 2008 Page #10  
ere therefore on the same day. The project card noted, "Obj(ect] came in ov 2008 Page #10  
single sighting or if we have two. Project Blue Book created two separate f 2008 Page #14  
nt to be seen by anyone other than project officers and those making UFO po 2008 Page #15  
ted or fired upon." Reports in the Project Blue Book files clearly show tha 2008 Page #15  
it wasn't either. If you study the Project Blue Book files, you'll find nea 2008 Page #16  
 created at the time came from the Project Blue Book files. This case was c 2008 Page #16  
cientist not involved with the UFO project or the Foreign Technology Divisi 2008 Page #17  
                                   Project Blue Book Files • Ndh~ -IS APR 6 2008 Page #18  
rity-at all. For example, consider Project Blue Book: the U.S. Air Force's  2008 Page #23  
O phenomenon. Established in 1953, Project Blue Book was borne out of two p 2008 Page #23  
(the year that saw the creation of Project Sign) and 1969 (the year in whic 2008 Page #23  
 Sign) and 1969 (the year in which Project Blue Book was officially termina 2008 Page #23  
icle. More importantly. throughout Project Blue Book, there was never [ emp 2008 Page #24  
 Energy for Propulsion of Aircraft project] Division, Oak Ridge; AEC Securi 2008 Page #28  
UK and for 3 years l ran their UFO project. My remit was to investigate UFO 2008 Page #61  
he Flying Saucer Working Party and Project Condign (a highly classified UFO 2008 Page #62  
m Forest, the Cosford Incident and Project Condign. Some of the documents w 2008 Page #64  
 my tour of duty on the Mo D's UFO project ( 199 l to 1994). It's fascinati 2008 Page #65  
e United States Air Force did when Project Blue Book was te1111inat ed in 1 2008 Page #68  
he DIS disengagement that followed Project Condign is a possible model and  2008 Page #68  
new review, or will simply rely on Project Condign, is open to debate. But  2008 Page #68  
Press Office (after I left the UFO project but before I left MoD), who were 2008 Page #68  
 is mundane -when I joined the UFO project each case looked different , but 2008 Page #68  
 Dr Steven Greer, whose Disclosure Project has become something resembling  2008 Page #69  
the High Altitude Auroral Research Project, known as HAARP, in Gakona, Alas 2008 Page #75  
rs MJ in the line that talks about Project Majestic and Project Jehovah , i 2008 Page #109  
t talks about Project Majestic and Project Jehovah , it is suggestive that  2008 Page #109  
ic was the overall data collection project, that 103                        2008 Page #109  
vah was the "reverse engineering " project, headed by none other than Alber 2008 Page #110  
 ... " when what is above are five Project names that are even today not a  2008 Page #110  
ockets is indisputable, since they project war from the horizontal plane co 2008 Page #114  
n. Vandenberg ordered the original Project Sign report stating that UFOs we 2008 Page #132  
tes under several programs such as Project Paperclip . By 1955, more than a 2008 Page #137  
s Government, Nazi Scientists, and Project Paperc/ip, 1945-1990 wrote that  2008 Page #137  
 examined more than 130 reports on Project Paperclip subjects-and every one 2008 Page #137  
jectives Agency (JlOA) who managed Project Paperclip soon began receiving s 2008 Page #137  
d in 1947, according to Hunt, this project was "the biggest, longest-runnin 2008 Page #137  
i atom bomb physicist and military project leader Kurt Diebner; uranium emi 2008 Page #138  
 the aims of his pro-Nazi masters. Project Paperclip quickly came under the 2008 Page #138  
hroeder bank, assumed control over Project Paperclip and increased the flow 2008 Page #138  
over page, code word White Pebble, Project Jehovah, followed by a two-page  2009 Page #8  
identifying Albert Einstein as the Project Jehovah Director. The eighteen p 2009 Page #8  
e was snatched up by the Manhattan Project in I 942. He was one of the key  2009 Page #9  
he fireballs were sent directly to Project Grudge, thereby establishing an  2009 Page #9  
al phenomena," "green fireballs," "Project Grudge," and "flying disks" with 2009 Page #9  
y worked on a UFO back engineering project at S-4 in Area 51, and had been  2009 Page #9  
city for this page, which mentions Project Jehovah. The letter from Ike in  2009 Page #13  
two pages following also allude to Project Jehovah, and identify Einstein a 2009 Page #13  
ovah, and identify Einstein as the project director. There is a note on the 2009 Page #13  
rpose. I propose that the MAJESTIC project in coordination with the Air For 2009 Page #16  
cy. To counter such a possibility, Project Black Eye was developed in March 2009 Page #16  
y the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project Special Weapons Team after the s 2009 Page #17  
 about commenting on the UFO decoy project and policy. Behind the scenes, t 2009 Page #18  
oordinate UFO data collection with Project Blue Book at the Top Secret leve 2009 Page #19  
ns. This problem is illustrated by Project Blue Book staff and the Air Tech 2009 Page #24  
. Intelligence Headquarters , when Project Sign was tenninated both copies  2009 Page #24  
E MAJCOMSEC INTELLIGENCE EYES ONLY PROJECT JEHOVAH SUBJECT: NATIONAL SECUIR 2009 Page #26  
.F.O. IDENTIFICATION AND DETECTION PROJECT FIRESTONE. PREPARED BY MJ-12 GRO 2009 Page #26  
 and CIA COMINT files and the USAF Project BLUE BOOK and Special Reports 1- 2009 Page #26  
ives of the MJ-12/Sp ecial Studies Project. I specifically want Project JEH 2009 Page #28  
udies Project. I specifically want Project JEHOVAH director Professor Alber 2009 Page #28  
 activities of a highly classified project dealing with UFOs and extraterre 2009 Page #35  
strial life-MJ-1.2 Special Studies Project. Kennedy 's executive actions le 2009 Page #35  
ntrol of the MJ-12 Special Studies Project. This presentation reviews testi 2009 Page #35  
istence of a Top Secret classified project responsible for extraterrestrial 2009 Page #35  
rred to an "MJ- 12 Special Studies Project". It was found among a group of  2009 Page #35  
ing for the "MJ-12 Special Studies Project" briefing. The Cutler-Twining Me 2009 Page #35  
stence of an MJ-12 Special Studies Project.2 29                             2009 Page #35  
os is that it shows that in 1952 a project called Majestic was underway and 2009 Page #36  
954 CutlerTwining Memo involving a project called Majestic-12 , and what Sm 2009 Page #36  
y headed the MJ-12 Special Studies Project, to six other members of the Pro 2009 Page #39  
oject, to six other members of the Project. It says on the cover page: As y 2009 Page #39  
tence of the MJ-12 Special Studies Project/Group. While the Burned document 2009 Page #39  
within the "MJ-I 2 Special Studies Project." In responding to Kennedy's req 2009 Page #42  
states: Draft -Directive Regarding Project Environment -When conditions bec 2009 Page #43  
f 15 "Operations Review: The MJ-12 Project," available online at: http://ww 2009 Page #46  
o asserted that he had worked with Project Blue Book and had made, "contact 2009 Page #48  
Kingman eventually resulted in the project which employed him to design and 2009 Page #52  
 The media aired stories about how Project Mogul, along with a few misident 2009 Page #87  
h uncanny strength and resiliency. PROJECT CAUCASIAN- TOP SECRET During any 2009 Page #91  
interview with June, she mentioned Project Caucasian, a code name for a pro 2009 Page #91  
oject Caucasian, a code name for a project so sensitive that she was only a 2009 Page #91  
ences available to the public; the project remained classified. lo June's w 2009 Page #91  
o June's words: "And so this was a project so secret that the paper had to  2009 Page #91  
d it was named Caucasian. And this project was right after this last in fif 2009 Page #92  
ute Branch. In 2001 the details of Project Caucasian were declassified : Wh 2009 Page #92  
m Germany to the US after WWII via Project Paperclip. She stated that one n 2009 Page #92  
ed four other histories related to Project Paperclip scientists brought to  2009 Page #93  
tsomoto Maj. Haight (with notation Project Engineer D-4 Dozer Dropping by P 2009 Page #94  
ved in Dayton, Ohio) Frank Vlasic (Project Engineer Aerobee (V-2) with nota 2009 Page #94  
on: Evaluated saucer sightings for Project Blue Book; also, additional note 2009 Page #94  
 the German code under the British Project Ultra and the Japanese Code unde 2009 Page #155  
under the U.S. Magic Cryptanalysis Project were pa,1 of such elite organiza 2009 Page #155  
notable examples are the Manhattan Project, which President Roosevelt knew  2009 Page #155  
ational Security Agency's Ven on a Project which even the President was not 2009 Page #155  
ware of. The level of secrecy of a project is directly proportional to the  2009 Page #155  
of a secret Anglo-American weapons project that was not the atomic bomb but 2009 Page #156  
 he had headed up a secret weapons project during World War 2 that-accordin 2009 Page #156  
ticle further elaborated that: The project was to have been carried out in  2009 Page #157  
 New Zealand Herald added: Had the project been competed in time, it might  2009 Page #157  
 were said to be associated in the project. What an intriguing story! A wea 2009 Page #157  
compartmentalized as the Manhattan Project but one that had not been infilt 2009 Page #157  
ain and the United States. Had the project been completed in time it might  2009 Page #159  
scounting the effectiveness of the project as an offensive weapon," the pap 2009 Page #159  
far as is known, no details of the project have been revealed to countries  2009 Page #159  
it learned that development of the project to the stage of practical applic 2009 Page #159  
c energy production. However , the project was understood to be too complex 2009 Page #159  
no indication of the nature of the project and that he made the comment onl 2009 Page #159  
le who worked on this new weapon's project in 1944. How newsmen were able t 2009 Page #160  
ch Council. Prof. Leech headed the project, he added.                       2009 Page #160  
husiastic, the British pressed the project, first on an obscure Pacific isl 2009 Page #161  
en planned to transfer work on the project to Florida. The U.S. Navy receiv 2009 Page #161  
7 which has both the secret weapon project and the Kenneth Arnold sighting  2009 Page #162  
d he did work on a secret research project code named Project Seal that exp 2009 Page #163  
secret research project code named Project Seal that explored the use of ex 2009 Page #163  
ificial tsunamis. After submitting Project Seal's final report in December  2009 Page #163  
rs and the holder of many patents. Project Seal So now that we know that bo 2009 Page #164  
on story, let's examine the secret project itself. Project Seal was a secre 2009 Page #164  
examine the secret project itself. Project Seal was a secret World War 2 re 2009 Page #164  
 was a secret World War 2 research project that explored how explosives cou 2009 Page #164  
. According to the Final Report on Project Seal written by Professor Thomas 2009 Page #164  
18, 1950 and declassified in 1971: Project "Seal", or the investigation of  2009 Page #164  
l number of explosive experts. The Project Seal final report further elabor 2009 Page #165  
e technical direction of the whole project remained, throughout, the respon 2009 Page #165  
were overall pessimistic about the project. Project Seal, however ambitious 2009 Page #165  
all pessimistic about the project. Project Seal, however ambitious ," was s 2009 Page #165  
ed the operational priority of the project and caused the New Zealand Gover 2009 Page #166  
New Zealand and discussed the Seal project with Leech, who had been invited 2009 Page #166  
 relating to certain phases of the project. Since 1948, several requests fo 2009 Page #166  
be more practical. A Conundrum The Project Seal report confirms that a secr 2009 Page #167  
les: What T.D.J. Leech was quoted: Project Seal Report: Existence of the ne 2009 Page #167  
irector of research for the weapon project. The weapon did not reach the st 2009 Page #167  
Canadian Greatly exaggerated . The project explored the generation of waves 2009 Page #167  
l application, but all work on the project had stopped in January, 1945. 16 2009 Page #167  
.J. Leech was selected to lead the project because he had done work before  2009 Page #168  
practical." T.D.J. Leech knew that Project Seal would not make the atomic b 2009 Page #168  
n that the weapon may be airborne. Project Seal Report: Greatly exaggerated 2009 Page #168  
l Report: Greatly exaggerated. The project explored the generation of waves 2009 Page #168  
husiastic, the British pressed the project, first on an obscure Pacific isl 2009 Page #169  
ater in New Zealand. Not true. The project conducted some 3700 experiments  2009 Page #169  
ed the operational priority of the project and caused the New Zealand Gover 2009 Page #169  
NATIONAL o,HNS; •;~ co~ Not true: "Project Seal is regarded as a joint Unit 2009 Page #169  
 a joint United States/New Zealand Project." "Project Seal arose from a sug 2009 Page #169  
ited States/New Zealand Project." "Project Seal arose from a suggestion mad 2009 Page #169  
spionage resulted in Not true. The project was proposed by and executed by  2009 Page #171  
actor in the location. work on the project to Florida. Also, there is no me 2009 Page #171  
at transferred to New Zealand" the project was initiated in Florida and mov 2009 Page #171  
ain and the United States. Had the project been completed in time it might  2009 Page #172  
scounting the effectiveness of the project as an offensive weapon" "it does 2009 Page #172  
nder control." "Development of the project was understood to be too complex 2009 Page #172  
 like New Zealand to carry out 166 Project Seal Report: Hardly. The project 2009 Page #172  
6 Project Seal Report: Hardly. The project was tem1inated in early 1945. "I 2009 Page #172  
New Zealand and discussed the Seal project with Leech, who had been invited 2009 Page #172  
 relating to certain phases of the project." Speculation. There was no viab 2009 Page #172  
aided. New Zealand Zealand led the project from its inception was said to h 2009 Page #173  
e technical direction of the whole project remained throughout the responsi 2009 Page #173  
Herald said its source of The Seal Project report offers no hint on informa 2009 Page #173  
y , I was able to examine both the Project Seal Final Report as well as the 2009 Page #173  
 does mention his participation in Project Seal on more than one occasion i 2009 Page #176  
age to let slip some details about Project Seal. This is completely out of  2009 Page #176  
r someone of Snodgrass' classified project experience. James Marion Snodgra 2009 Page #176  
donia: While on special top secret project (Code; "SEAL PROJECT11) for Adm. 2009 Page #176  
re indeed working on a real secret project, yet they misrepresent many aspe 2009 Page #176  
 misrepresent many aspects of this project. This leaves us with many unansw 2009 Page #176  
uestions: 170 • Why would the Seal Project be leaked to the press in the fi 2009 Page #176  
ll allegedly an ongoing classified project? • Why would TDJ Leech leak any  2009 Page #176  
ech leak any information about the project including the name of a previous 2009 Page #176  
ame of a previous colleague if the project was still being worked on in str 2009 Page #176  
  • Why is the British role in the project played up while the New Zealand  2009 Page #177  
going when they both knew that the project was killed in its infancy? • Why 2009 Page #177  
s Is it possible that this weapons project which was already defunct in 194 2009 Page #177  
m the White House to the Manhattan Project. Although by 1946, steps taken b 2009 Page #177  
ossibility that this is a domestic project , about which the President, etc 2009 Page #178  
o nn with tr;wnsf;?r worl, 011 lh~ project tol tlle1 c·:i.,u:1 lt IPs or so 2009 Page #181  
nt ol the p1•ojcct tu , "l:!~d ~he project been com-the shge o! practlcnl . 2009 Page #182  
the !ormer Slephonle search on the project. Goldner . .-, na~h-e o( Viennn. 2009 Page #182  
 to a source who worked on similar project                                  2009 Page #192  

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roject Moon Dust tell us about the project's involvement in the crashed UFO 2004 Page #5  

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JECT-\" MILITARY \"ER. 10,· ::CREW PROJECT- \"2 SlJBSO'-ilC \'ERSIO~ I CREW 2007 Page #112  
794 ICREW MACH4 AT ( I 00.000 TT I PROJECT- I 194 TEST AlRCRAF"T ICREW 106  2007 Page #112  

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. ( I .~C mph I AT I (IOOJtOl ri J PROJECT-\" MILITARY \"ER. 10,· ::CREW PR 2007 Page #112  

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T- \"2 SlJBSO'-ilC \'ERSIO~ I CREW PROJECT-Y2 SUPERSO]'.'IC \"ERSJON ICREW  2007 Page #112  

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al top secret project (Code; "SEAL PROJECT11) for Adm. Halsey. Working with 2009 Page #176  

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rrow in front of the heel, yet the projected length of 14 centimeters or 5- 2003 Page #49  
 military situations - current and projected." o "In the course of your sur 2003 Page #207  
nd military situation, current and projected. You will contact appropriate  2003 Page #222  
ri 3itary situations — current and projected* In the course of your survey  2003 Page #225  
 Mexico — 40 degrees off the V-2's projected flight path." New Mexico State 2004 Page #65  
craft that were there, and in fact projected that it appeared to be that in 2004 Page #187  
e atomic lab at Ft. Belvoir" ■ "We projected long, low waves ... " ■ "Small 2005 Page #7  
up the entire area. Beams of light projected from the eye areas and it lift 2006 Page #90  
would give us altitude, direction, projected flight path and the whole nine 2006 Page #152  
the economy of the Third Reich was projected onto a postwar profit-seeking  2008 Page #136  

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l psg^helagiaal sltuatiana rent *d projected® xn the ©otsrao of y©®? s^vuy  2003 Page #212  

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ircraft, a meteorite, a missile, a projectile fired from a giant gun in Can 2003 Page #65  
detonation was an aromjc artillery projectile fired from a 280mm cannon, th 2005 Page #39  
Objects" theory: Although only one projectile was seen streaking through th 2006 Page #190  

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port Express!" The saucer is shown projecting a circular beam of Eght onto  2007 Page #67  
ght. The blue light was steady and projecting under the objecl. It was ligh 2008 Page #81  

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e of diplomacy, and military power projection. Similarly, the late politica 2008 Page #24  

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to this man's house and, on an old projector , was shown film clips of UFOs 2005 Page #149  

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 doing a U-turn. Source http /*woe projectprove.com/ Gary McKinnon Looking  2006 Page #31  

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ed as a cover for very terrestrial projects, such as the U2 spy plane. The  2003 Page #141  
ttle lies to cover up a few secret projects. It was on a freezing, windswep 2003 Page #142  
tions kept him away from sensitive projects at Kirtland, or sent him on wil 2003 Page #148  
he Air Force since 1970 on various projects falling in his area of research 2003 Page #148  
 attention away from the base. The projects that Bennewitz were monitoring  2003 Page #150  
ecording were part of one of their projects. Bennewitz had put his total tr 2003 Page #150  
tions in support of such Air Force projects as Moon Dust, Blue Fly, and UFO 2004 Page #4  
ther AFCIN directed quick reaction projects which require intelligence team 2004 Page #4  
ological interest," and classified projects designed to "locate, recover an 2004 Page #5  
ose retrieval units operated under Projects Moon Dust and Pounce which were 2004 Page #65  
nd then became Director of Special Projects at the CBS television station i 2004 Page #76  
s no possibilio any of his balloon projects were an explanation for the Ros 2004 Page #139  
eries of documentaries on advanced projects in the militay such as 3-D holo 2004 Page #181  
&D advance research — ARPA kind of projects, and the UFO thing was brought  2004 Page #182  
industry • Despite a wide range of projects they are linked by a common the 2004 Page #200  
ture of these historical code word projects. The implications and conclusio 2004 Page #242  
ture of these historical code word projects. 244                            2004 Page #247  
as a consolidation of two Pentagon projects, MAJESTIC and JEHOVAH, overseen 2004 Page #249  
on of effort with other classified projects. Of note is the statement that  2004 Page #251  
iological weapons). "Designated MJ projects should be held in readiness to  2004 Page #253  
at impedes the growth of the MJ-12 projects, management or its environment? 2004 Page #253  
rash Retrieval Conference 26 Black Projects Have Field ~E"rl'l!:!':m!:r.":~ 2005 Page #28  
aimed co have worked on classified projects at certain locations in Nevada  2005 Page #45  
tions in support of such Air Force projects as l\llOON DUST, BLUE FLY and U 2005 Page #142  
ther AFCIN directed quick reaction projects which require intelligence team 2005 Page #142  
 Foreign Technology Division (FTD) Projects l\i[oon Dust and Blue Fly. Conf 2005 Page #142  
le must also understand how secret projects are classified and conducted in 2005 Page #163  
classified umbreUa of programs and projects, the most secretive of which ar 2005 Page #167  
rld. The money for financing these projects is part of a black military bud 2005 Page #167  
en the home of classified aircraft projects since 1955. Engineers, technici 2005 Page #167  
incense security surrounding these projects makes it nearly impossible to o 2005 Page #167  
itiatives such as SDI (Star \X/ars Projects), Project Horizon (to place a m 2005 Page #168  
ptured UFOs or reverse engineering projects. The case of the Kingman UFO re 2005 Page #168  
ircraft companies started research projects on the contr?l of gravity and e 2005 Page #170  
pulsion. It is possible that these projects constituted some of the first r 2005 Page #170  
e of the first reverse engineering projects on extraterrestrial propulsion  2005 Page #170  
et up forty-six different research projects on various aspects of gravit) c 2005 Page #173  
ir Force ran thirty-three of those projects. Experiments and research were  2005 Page #173  
hers. There were at least 65 to 70 projects going on. Dr. Oberch believed t 2005 Page #173  
lassified extraterrestrial related projects. I will concentrate on two whis 2006 Page #14  
ited into extraterrestrial related projects. In this paper, I will use both 2006 Page #14  
ited into extraterrestrial related projects. I will contrast the testimony  2006 Page #14  
naged for extraterrestrial related projects in general, and crash retrieval 2006 Page #14  
 corporate organizations and joint projects engaged in classified activitie 2006 Page #16  
rk of classified organizations and projects that can be described as Manhat 2006 Page #16  
nel co-opted into MJ-12 classified projects on an ad hoc basis due to their 2006 Page #16  
ing worked in covert UFO retrieval projects is extensive documentation Ston 2006 Page #17  
ed into covert UFO crash retrieval projects. 14                             2006 Page #17  
ged training and service in covert projects. Stone claims that all his cove 2006 Page #21  
records of any reference to covert projects related to EBEs replicates what 2006 Page #21  
gest that they were recruited into projects overseen by the Majestic-12 Gro 2006 Page #22  
the Procedures Used in MJ-12 Group Projects & UFO Crash Retrieval The paral 2006 Page #23  
loying individuals for MJ-12 Group projects involving extraterrestrial tech 2006 Page #23  
te for personnel involved in MJ-12 projects appears to be primarily oriente 2006 Page #23  
viduals recruited into MJ-12 Group projects; minimizing the number of perso 2006 Page #23  
generic for a range of MJ-12 Group projects including UFO crash retrieval o 2006 Page #23  
 that can be of use to MJ-12 Group projects, and are cultivated for specifi 2006 Page #23  
s a suitable cover for MJ-12 Group projects; 20                             2006 Page #23  
ers. 6. Clearances for MJ-12 Group projects are given on an ad hoc temporar 2006 Page #24  
at are associated with MJ-12 Group projects. 8. The lack of paper trail or  2006 Page #24  
rs of participation in MJ-12 Group projects leaves individuals subject to m 2006 Page #24  
greater commitment to MJ- 12 Group projects by attending more advanced trai 2006 Page #24  
nd employing individuals on covert projects such as UFO crash retrievals in 2006 Page #24  
mber of individuals aware of MJ-12 projects, and provides no means for pers 2006 Page #24  
ning and employment in MJ-12 Group projects. Significantly, it is highly li 2006 Page #24  
 that runs an extensive network of projects involving personnel recruited f 2006 Page #24  
h retrievals and other MJ-12 Group projects. SOM1-01 and the Stone and Sher 2006 Page #24  
ounts • Presumably into deep black projects, too. The stre of the real blac 2006 Page #32  
ert groups carrying out even large projects. boo. um.. Mos Wok is amaan•ell 2006 Page #32  
ence on a wide range of big-budget projects aimed at countering NHI threat. 2006 Page #64  
ment might institute various civic projects meant to focus people's attenti 2006 Page #65  
om Lockheed's Advanced Development Projects division (better known as the S 2006 Page #72  
 the Lockheed Advanced Development Projects division) contained a tantalizi 2006 Page #79  
from Lockheed Advanced Development Projects (ADP), the famed Skunk Works. S 2006 Page #84  
in separate study GRAY SUIT within Projects 612 and 621, ULATT EXPLOITATION 2006 Page #103  
nd many of these organizations and projects. During the time that I was pre 2006 Page #196  
potential for peaceful engineering projects. Lastly, as the light was wanin 2006 Page #199  
roup provided three remote viewing projects towards the investigation. The  2006 Page #200  
ble to get information about these projects. -' ... ■ "Proprietary privileg 2007 Page #52  
 of the U.S. black budget aircraft projects. . Well known for si;lhtings of 2007 Page #56  
and, who headed up Avro's "special projects group" in 1952. Avro ,vas curre 2007 Page #111  
t it's so wrapped up in deep black projects that it would take an act of GO 2007 Page #114  
rcing the craft down. These covert projects run under the umbrella of "E2"  2007 Page #131  
tions in support of such Air Force projects as Moon Dust, Blue Fly, and UFO 2007 Page #134  
ther AFCIN directed quick reaction projects which require intelligence team 2007 Page #134  
 Foreign Technology Division (FTD) Projects Moon Dust and Blue Fly. These t 2007 Page #134  
nd Blue Fly. These three peacetime projects all involve a potential for emp 2007 Page #134  
es in the pst-1953 era were indeed projects Moon Dust and Blue Fl). Marilyn 2007 Page #134  
nding ties to official UFO-related projects such as Blue Book and Blue Fly. 2007 Page #143  
vious U.S. Air Force investigative projects pertaining to UFOs: Sign and Gr 2008 Page #23  
m, existence of genuine government projects about UFOs has been challenged  2008 Page #104  
f the MJ label. It also identifies Projects Eviro, Parasite, and Parhelion, 2008 Page #109  
hese directives would activate two projects to conduct DOMESTIC. We don't k 2008 Page #111  
 and references 5 other classified projects. It is badly da-ged and appears 2008 Page #119  
e ■ "LANCER" is asking about these projects ■Deadline is October for decisi 2008 Page #121  
forces existence of CIA covert UFO projects ■Orders his assassination if th 2008 Page #122  
c research and energy manipulation projects such as flying saucers and the  2008 Page #130  
I saw them three times!" SOME NIDS PROJECTS • IBE R.,\l\'CH (UTAH) • PHIL C 2008 Page #153  
aimed to have worked on classified projects at certain locations in Nevada  2009 Page #51  
ct that there have been Government projects whose secrecy was so closely gu 2009 Page #155  
and since his involvement in these projects was of a classified nature, he  2009 Page #176  
nllcgc •Father worked on "Drone •· projects for government •Roommate ,1c·tt 2009 Page #198  

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insights into the nature of 'black projects' designed to facilitate UFO cra 2006 Page #14  

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Y "l'.-\:\CAKE I l·.:\Gl~E" DE IGN PROJI-L"T-Y 1\·.11 "i\ \ "RO ACE"' SP,\l 2007 Page #112  

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 , June ll-:(".'P) .-1 tun! o[ U1c prolccl. One 11ul11ority , l;lnt!sh govc 2009 Page #182  

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tself. ■ Using the U.S military to prolect their •stuff:                    2007 Page #54  

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nd informed opinions would rapidly proliferate, fanning public confusion an 2006 Page #59  
ch sentiments. Social schisms will proliferate. Vigilantism and survivalism 2006 Page #68  
 demonization. Social schisms will proliferate. Denial of the threat, even  2006 Page #69  

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on in the hope of helping stop the proliferation of nuclear weapons. What i 2006 Page #13  
t is real. There would be a sudden proliferation of survivalism, with wides 2006 Page #59  
light from cities, survivalism and proliferation of armed paramilitary grou 2006 Page #62  

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bly present the following findings PROLOGUE: Time to Go? For as long as I c 2006 Page #182  

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s paramount. The standoff could be prolonged. A key challenge would be to m 2006 Page #64  
eet, it would surely have proved a prolonged and noisy effort. Witnesses re 2006 Page #191  

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 Ha.11 :. mile nlius LS the cnn be prolr.ctel r:,i:1er q\lJ~Jr &eoerall; 51 2009 Page #182  

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 traces of aliens who made a short promenade about the park. Aliens visited 2009 Page #134  
 began to move about the area, or "promenade ," as the colloquial translati 2009 Page #136  

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 the Will to Believe (Amherst, NY: Prometheus Press,2001), p. 200-211. 4 Ra 2004 Page #223  

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nd Near California Oregon Border." Prominent radio commentator Frank Edward 2003 Page #192  
en more important story comes from prominent civil rights attorney Daniel S 2003 Page #196  
rticle in the 1897 papers in which prominent scientists asserted with autho 2004 Page #28  
 reported, "Capt. John A. Lilly, a prominent and respectable citizen of thi 2004 Page #32  
. In an October 28, 1955 letter to prominent UFO contactee Dan Fry, Smith w 2004 Page #86  
paper was couriered to Dr. Bush by prominent UFO researcher and writer Majo 2004 Page #90  
ate, cold calculation. A couple of prominent Roswell researchers, who once  2004 Page #144  
ke another look at the some of the prominent men I mentioned early in this  2004 Page #146  
ore of propulsion system. The most prominent UFO crash-retrieval case, of c 2005 Page #161  
/retrieval cases. implicates ether prominent scientists (e.g. Vannevar Bush 2006 Page #26  
ts during this time from some very prominent remote viewing leaders. Conseq 2006 Page #202  
ffe, Alabama mutilations were very prominent. My job was also to contact in 2006 Page #203  
nt Mexican desert town will take a prominent place in the annals of human h 2007 Page #192  
nd found that he was indeed a very prominent Russian academician and geoche 2007 Page #198  
rl Lindemann and Emil Helfferich , prominent figures in SS Chief Heinrich H 2008 Page #128  
 citizenship in the U.S. and given prominent positions in the American scie 2008 Page #137  
ained blackmail leverage over many prominent American business and politica 2008 Page #139  
eral Commission. He even appointed prominent CFR members to three of the na 2008 Page #142  
vely researched, and found by some prominent UFO researchers to be historic 2009 Page #37  
C" from the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Prominent among the various "plans in su 2009 Page #38  
pdf 8 Stanton Friedman is the most prominent supporter of the legitimacy of 2009 Page #46  

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written about this at length, most prominently in my book, UFOs and the Nal 2005 Page #73  
e released. Two kinds of craft are prominently noted: unmarked helicopters  2006 Page #115  

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romised not to talk after making a promise to the president. General Roger  2003 Page #191  
his admission of a sighting, and a promise Carter made during the campaign  2003 Page #196  
people don't know about the Carter promise is that there was an exception,  2003 Page #196  
odge the Vietnam War, and making a promise to put gays in the military. It  2003 Page #199  
s not totally understood, but give promise of the ultimate biological warfa 2004 Page #80  
 his deathbed in 1992 he broke his promise and admitted to his family that  2004 Page #84  
that her father said he had made a promise to President Truman that he woul 2004 Page #144  
esident Carter did not fulfill his promise to release the UFOs files, the r 2004 Page #186  
 all the other members of his team promise they would alert him if they fou 2004 Page #191  
God, he wasn't going to break that promise. If the government cracked down  2004 Page #218  
mined and one location showed good promise as being disturbed by the potent 2006 Page #46  
ative faithful. If the NHI were to promise a golden age, many would interpr 2006 Page #61  
 not totally understood, but, give promise of the ultimate BW weapon. The d 2006 Page #105  
Life" rechargeable batteries which promise "Breakthrough technology" that a 2007 Page #71  
this story to you, I am honoring a promise made to a friend who has since p 2009 Page #88  

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daughter who stated her father had promised not to talk after making a prom 2003 Page #191  
e, Edwin always stated that he had promised Truman his silence. When he was 2004 Page #84  
e would simply tell us that he had promised President Truman that he would  2004 Page #85  
ions related to UFOs, which he had promised to abide by. Carter explained t 2004 Page #186  
of "political delays." Without the promised film, HBO pulled the plug on th 2004 Page #194  
ed to secrecy... [and that] he had promised Dr. Gee not to reveal any more  2004 Page #218  
im in recent magazines. However, I promised Budd that I would not share the 2006 Page #203  
report. Although the Air Force had promised to re lease a statement with th 2007 Page #194  
ek. She recalled the Crash and she promised to ask him if he had anything e 2008 Page #54  
 I was really hopeful; there was a promised opportunity for an interview, a 2009 Page #94  
pirit. Telling her story is what I promised her. If in so doing, I am helpi 2009 Page #95  

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? Certainly, the opening paragraph promises revelations of extreme signific 2004 Page #6  
n with its continuin g refinement, promises sophisticated remotely piloted  2009 Page #22  

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 the area as shown. One area looks promising. ■ Trough still there todaya O 2003 Page #37  
o say that the picture is not very promising at the moment. However, 1 see  2007 Page #38  
ile technologies were already at a promising stage of development. By claim 2009 Page #17  

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w, and for no apparent reason, the promjse was broken, and I don't know yet 2009 Page #94  

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ma also called a press conference, promjsing everything would be explained. 2005 Page #35  

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soortsiii whether he *aalrm yea ta promo* ▼la Tokyo. Im will take with ym s 2003 Page #223  

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 has no axe to grind, no agenda to promote. Determined researchers can lear 2006 Page #71  
ct to see aliens and U FOs helping promote products , services and events.  2007 Page #60  
ed Frozen Objects' were invited to promote the product with appropriately i 2007 Page #65  
tional J\jrport, its intention, to promote the Airport Express. In it a sil 2007 Page #67  
 Corporation launched a program to promote themselves via state-themed mura 2007 Page #70  
Geo roe , ::, Kennan, to Russia to promote revolution against the Czar. Sch 2008 Page #125  
thin our scientific community ; to promote cooperation with our allies in t 2009 Page #21  

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 character product could have been promoted, they chose to introduce him as 2007 Page #64  
rlro11ic E11gineeri11g TiJ11es. lt promoted openings in the company for eng 2007 Page #69  
n tech corporation ]NFlCON. The ad promoted their Sensor Integration and An 2007 Page #69  
is camera aloft. The product being promoted is "Enloop Longer Storage Life" 2007 Page #71  
ctees would have flocked co a sale promoted by such a highly charged image  2007 Page #74  
sults. "Helicopter exhaust flame·· promoted as explanation. Confirmation of 2008 Page #48  
years later in 1984, Col. Halt was promoted to RAF Bentwaters Base Commande 2009 Page #68  
nd later illness, she was steadily promoted and attained a high level secur 2009 Page #87  

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ngland's largest national tabloids promotin g the services of the Ro) al In 2007 Page #71  

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Ne1v Idea ran a t'-.vo-page spread promoting some of the county's more exot 2007 Page #60  

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 cleverly moclified to look Like a promotional gimmick for Fry's Electronic 2007 Page #7  

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ts T-shirt. The following group of promotions all employ the term 'UFO,' bu 2007 Page #60  
and dogs from alien-themed ads and promotions. ln 1984 the pet food giant P 2007 Page #66  
Archives , show a steady series of promotions leading to her last position  2009 Page #87  

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flying disc reports near Fort Knox prompt the Kentucky Air National Guard t 2003 Page #88  
bout their world, and these people prompt.Iy filed out of the room. A few,  2005 Page #81  
have seen. We felt the rnilitaries prompt appearance to the incidence site  2007 Page #126  
de inquiries, when compared to the prompt and demanding inquiries that have 2009 Page #178  

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ent Clinton's administration? What prompted not one but two more Air Force  2004 Page #140  
 Roswell New Mexico in 1947." That prompted roars of laughter from the crow 2004 Page #140  
ble answer staring me in the face, prompted by Bond Johnson's own recollect 2004 Page #237  
m, Project Blue Book, and his book prompted Reich to note: "The Ruppelt Rep 2005 Page #95  
search and intelligence operation, prompted by the dramatic events of 1947. 2005 Page #128  
his author about the Bolivia case, prompted by the cable television Sci-Fi  2005 Page #143  
was said that this apparent meteor prompted "jittery Washingtonians to beli 2006 Page #95  
f Middlesex Hospital in London was prompted by the Four Corners investigati 2006 Page #112  
 19941 got my first PC. 1vfW: What prompted you to get into a job in comput 2007 Page #78  
ave been a meteor (Attachment #1), prompted further investigation by FTD [F 2008 Page #11  
y debate the subject of UFOs. This prompted my fellow officers to describe  2008 Page #42  
sons not known to me. While one is prompted to wonder whose security may ha 2009 Page #24  

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Robert G. Green 1947 — founder and prompter of "retrograde virus" theory of 2004 Page #201  

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c trance, and began almost without prompting. She had expected to arrive ho 2003 Page #143  
 the ST archive at different times prompting the handwritten addition to th 2004 Page #235  

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ocal paper in which flth AF Hdqrs. promptly denied rumors that the Army had 2003 Page #235  
re known to exist, but are usually promptly clapped into security and there 2004 Page #15  
hat they had seen below. They were promptly dressed down by some American n 2004 Page #44  
 that they could do about it; they promptly closed their eyes and hoped the 2004 Page #88  
 the document. They found none and promptly stamped it "hoax." Of course, 1 2006 Page #177  
ped concerning this matter will be promptly furnished your Headquarters. 4. 2007 Page #140  

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uestion, would help to explain the promptness with which ESA's officers app 2005 Page #37  

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ir interviewed him in 1971 and was prone to exaggeration when drinking. Des 2005 Page #40  

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, had an odd gray complexion and a pronounced nose. They wore tight fitting 2004 Page #182  
eived threat it represented was so pronounced during the Eisenhower Admirus 2005 Page #87  
rked with Brady, but in an equally pronounced travesty of justice, one of 9 2005 Page #93  
by a board of ps~ chiatrists, they pronounced l,jm sane." They were not alo 2005 Page #103  
e (no Hx of Splenectomy) • Chereze pronounced dead at 1100 hrs on 15 Februa 2006 Page #109  
that pulmonary edema was extremely pronounced: the lungs of Bahe and his gi 2006 Page #110  
 Aim1an 1st Class Edward Cabansag (pronounced Cuh-V AN-sack) to see for him 2008 Page #80  
                            easily pronounced. No details were provided on  2009 Page #53  

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therwise. Consequently, government pronouncements via the media might be me 2006 Page #64  

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rtic) can offer 6,000 and there is prontise of 30,000, which would be suffi 2005 Page #171  

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-ch 1\cn.r; thL\ line. Jc mny I,(: proocss we cnn ~top ra:n !om foll-Suoc:s 2009 Page #182  

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ong report titled 'La Prueba' (fhe ProoD, where he describes chat the famil 2007 Page #196  

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r appraisal it is desired that yon prooeed vith ©©©plots objectivity and da 2003 Page #213  

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he National Archives: Governmental Proof of Keen UFO Interest ......149 Aut 2003 Page #3  
 and had offered the photograph as proof to a photographer friend of his in 2003 Page #36  
 1965. I have said for years, "The proof is in the trees." At the press con 2003 Page #71  
To Bennewitz, this was irrefutable proof that something unearthly was playi 2003 Page #142  
he National Archives: Governmental Proof of Keen UFO Interest and Sensitivi 2003 Page #153  
el so high, made own O Maybe was a proof copy C ESecurity 2 points about TS 2003 Page #186  
 control number O Not applied to a proof copy? This may be why it survived  2003 Page #186  
 Mount Weather, the nuclear attack proof bunker outside Washington D.C., wh 2003 Page #193  
e of the comedy superstar. We have proof that she wrote a version of the st 2003 Page #194  
light suit that appears to be fire proof (seme of the bodies looked as if t 2003 Page #236  
hannel to film a new series titled Proof Positive. And although the purpose 2004 Page #16  
 series of questions a request for proof was made. Neasham asked, "Can we h 2004 Page #104  
 made. Neasham asked, "Can we have proof of your existence." Larsen switche 2004 Page #104  
rted to happen. AFFA: What kind of proof do you want? Neasham: Can we see y 2004 Page #104  
. UFO Crash/Retrievals: Search for Proof in a Hall of Mirrors, Status Repor 2004 Page #107  
nstant vigilance for evidence, for proof, for the Holy Grail that will once 2004 Page #133  
is incident seriously, as possible proof of extraterrestrial intervention i 2004 Page #137  
ncident, lamented that no physical proof had been obtained and that there h 2004 Page #141  
ics point to the Twining letter as proof positive that Roswell could not ha 2004 Page #141  
U.S. government does have absolute proof positive of extraterrestrial space 2004 Page #147  
 about Flying Saucers • IX. Visual Proof • X. The Landings • Xl. Why Aren't 2004 Page #245  
g the UFO community busy. You need proof and here it he is. I don't think y 2004 Page #248  
and UFOs ''\X'hat do they want for Proof? There is no proof. There are no a 2005 Page #94  
o they want for Proof? There is no proof. There are no authorities whatsoev 2005 Page #94  
cow is just bunkum, and we have no proof of flying saucers anyway. Why shou 2005 Page #103  
were from other worlds without due proof. Yet when the judge ordered him to 2005 Page #103  
here research may discover further proof that extraterrestrials and their v 2005 Page #121  
remains, however, that there is no proof that Santilli is a hoaxer; and the 2005 Page #146  
ove.com/ Gary McKinnon Looking for proof of a UFO cover-up Hacks various ag 2006 Page #31  
. The NHI might be held up as both proof and disproof of God in Heaven, as  2006 Page #60  
proof of God in Heaven, as well as proof of a benign universe. There would  2006 Page #60  
light suit that appears to be fire proof (some of the bodies looked as if t 2006 Page #104  
rtainly, there is now demonstrable proof (albeit in the form of second-hand 2006 Page #129  
 UFO Crash/Retrievals: Search .for Proof in a Hall of Mirrors, Status Repor 2006 Page #137  
id about Flying Saucers IX. Visual Proof X. The Landings XI. Why Aren't The 2007 Page #44  
d books, ending in 1954 IX, Visual Proof: reference to dozens of photograph 2007 Page #44  
y way I would be caught. MW: So no proof you managed to cripple the Wasrung 2007 Page #90  
enon. "Ir is unnkely that positive proof of their existence will be obtaine 2007 Page #193  
erience in his written report "The Proof": "Many more tests were conducted  2007 Page #197  
es , evidence of a radar sighting, proof of intercept attempts, and confusi 2008 Page #7  
ssibilities short of holding on to proof of an 25                           2009 Page #31  
, UFO Crash/Retrievals: Search For Proof In A Hall Of Min·ors, Leonard Stri 2009 Page #50  
. UFO Crash/Retrievals: Search For Proof In A Hall Of Mirrors: Status Repor 2009 Page #56  
Histo,y of UFO Crashes: Documented Proof of UFO Visits to Earth, Kevin D. R 2009 Page #56  

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, whereas the SOM 1-01 is a final, proofread, professionally produced field 2006 Page #103  
equire line for line replication ■ Proofread the final product "BEN"s HANDW 2007 Page #49  

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went through a detailed USGPO-like proofreading process but was not checked 2003 Page #176  

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ludes there are at least two — but prootsy more — types ot vehicles* beyond 2006 Page #30  

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ublic opinion. The massive Briti h propagand a machine was focused away fro 2007 Page #10  

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otion pictures as an instrument of propaganda — and its influence on public 2004 Page #181  
t to match by a plan, or a 'black' propaganda operation."                   2005 Page #10  
p is achieved in practice, and bow propaganda works to rude important event 2007 Page #7  
ews censorship is achieved. 3. How propaganda works to hide important event 2007 Page #9  
e Creel to set up a censorship and propaganda apparatus along the lines of  2007 Page #10  
controlling censorship and one for propaganda. 4                            2007 Page #10  
y the Office of Censorship , while propaganda was created and managed by th 2007 Page #11  
formation, managing censorship and propaganda were some of its most import. 2007 Page #11  
 \X/isner created a massive global propaganda machine with the covert coope 2007 Page #11  
 UP] and AP wire services to place propaganda stories directly on the inter 2007 Page #13  
careers working in U.S. government propaganda operation . For example, Robe 2007 Page #14  
io, also worked in U.S. government propaganda operations before taking the  2007 Page #14  
able of controllin g the news. The propaganda machine thus grows ever stron 2007 Page #14  
they can then be misdirected using propaganda. Common Methods of News Censo 2007 Page #15  
 half of the media deception coin: propaganda. Thjs is a lot like the Wizar 2007 Page #20  
s takin lace. 14 Common Methods of Propaganda: ,. Cover stories ,. Damage o 2007 Page #20  
Use of deep-cover agents to spread propaganda · ,, Films and lV programs pr 2007 Page #20  
 the curtain of history co see how propaganda creates modern media iUusions 2007 Page #21  
Use of deep-cover agents co spread propaganda ► Films and TV programs produ 2007 Page #21  
o be ✓ debunked using a variety of propaganda methods. It is completely pre 2007 Page #21  
 New York Times had also playing a propaganda role regarding UFOs: ;, 1) CI 2007 Page #23  
 an important role in djstribucing propaganda . 21                          2007 Page #27  
udo-environment" using . :standard propaganda resources. ·: :-4~:S;Mop~up a 2007 Page #29  
pseudo-environment" using standard propaganda resources. 4. Mop up any loos 2007 Page #29  
rking together on some UFO-related propaganda operation? Not with any infor 2007 Page #76  
e same deal, transmitting 'Western propaganda ,' but it was still a big sig 2008 Page #77  
 a year for disseminating pro-Nazi propaganda in America. Payments to Lee c 2008 Page #127  
y . Another solid conduit for Nazi propaganda and intelligence activities w 2008 Page #127  
azis . Nixon staffers watched Nazi propaganda films in the White House and  2008 Page #141  
ic media would be the envy of Nazi Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels 2008 Page #143  
lsmann had close ties to Goebbels' Propaganda Ministry and published 19 mil 2008 Page #144  
y of the human mind, behavior, and propaganda , global Socialists, squeezin 2008 Page #145  
 has proven most effective in past propaganda campaigns against the Soviet  2009 Page #25  
emocratic Revolutionary Front. The propaganda arm for that group in in Loui 2009 Page #33  
 describes UFOs as part of "Soviet propaganda " designed "to spread distrus 2009 Page #38  

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 Public Broadcasting, was a career propagandist before coming tO CPB. Calm  2007 Page #14  

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e that had been used to ferry Nazi propagandists and arms. · Another compan 2008 Page #129  

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elf stored the energy necessary to propagate the magnetic wave that elevate 2003 Page #102  

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 create a tiny magnetic field that propagates as a wave and that's what an  2008 Page #76  

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le to displace gravity through the propagation of magnetic waves, controlle 2003 Page #111  
ct mechanisms of their actions and propagation are unknown, it is now commo 2006 Page #113  
elds required for lightning leader propagation can be a few orders of magni 2008 Page #78  

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vers have built dams. Certain fish propel themselves through water using je 2005 Page #163  
, a rocket booster was required to propel the D-21B to Mach 3 speeds so the 2006 Page #77  

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ooster (Unit 1) that had no actual propellant. These flights allowed engine 2006 Page #78  

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on of 13 watts of power. the discs propelled themselves at a speed of only  2006 Page #41  
r release, the booster ignited and propelled the D-21B to a speed of Mach 3 2006 Page #77  

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Ball of Fire. " • Some said it had propellers; some said it did not. At the 2008 Page #44  

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s appears to be very odd given the propensity for operations involving mili 2006 Page #18  

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department system. So, besides the proper Marshall word 22                  2003 Page #26  
 over their money to chanties. The proper nay to do I FC) Document research 2003 Page #118  
es the paperwork process to ensure proper accounting, essential so that not 2003 Page #176  
y actually have been directing the proper units to the site behind the scen 2003 Page #194  
f the situation there". Notice the proper, yet subtle deletion of a whole p 2003 Page #206  
s had "need to know 4" access with proper security clearances. Though sever 2003 Page #235  
down the hill and into the village proper, his speed now increasing so as t 2004 Page #34  
iod of time were destroyed without proper authority." Schiff pointed out th 2004 Page #61  
 their law enforcement agencies. A proper answer to the issues he raises wo 2004 Page #127  
stroying important records without proper authorization, as the GAO tells u 2004 Page #148  
he ink could have been used in the proper context. However, Hoyt S. Vandenb 2004 Page #247  
ion and interrogation tactics were proper. 124                              2005 Page #126  
ll not be studied by those without proper security clearances, and that the 2006 Page #105  
 should take whatever measures are proper for Mr. At/lee's safeg. I've now  2006 Page #167  
or the other over Las Vegas at the proper time. So, it might have been a ba 2008 Page #16  
ere investigated thoroughly , in a proper scientific manner. It also convin 2008 Page #66  
ns has clearly occurred, and it is proper to have a genuine wony about this 2008 Page #111  
ntelligence collection action. The proper UFO policy, organization and syst 2009 Page #12  
ross indexing to previous cases of proper evaluation . I realize that such  2009 Page #16  
O data available to the Agency for proper analysis. This incident may have  2009 Page #17  
formed decision on UFO policy in a proper context of defense. (b) To includ 2009 Page #19  
ntelligence collection action. The proper lJFO policy organization and syst 2009 Page #23  
 three nights -we did not follov,1 proper procedures and protocol. Things t 2009 Page #78  
essors Leech and Snodgrass had the proper credentials to be players in the  2009 Page #164  

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et effective apparatus which, when properly employed, was capable of alteri 2005 Page #88  
the size of a small phone booth. A properly constructed accumulator is made 2005 Page #90  
s. If so, this incident was indeed properly categorized as a battle. Intere 2005 Page #100  
st critical uncertainties that, if properly chosen, would together bracket  2006 Page #52  
em on the F-117A does not function properly above Mach 1. If Mulhare's airc 2006 Page #82  
ng. Except for NASA, if I remember properly, on a few of those cars that ca 2007 Page #124  
 evidence. Such a complex case, if properly researched and analyzed , could 2008 Page #7  
tings if you're not going to do it properly. I once wrote a paper on this f 2008 Page #68  
                 have the material properly prepared, because if there are  2008 Page #107  
t-comings and cavalier approach to properly assess the problem and find a w 2009 Page #16  

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 added to the list of very unusual properties, since the oxidation of MgO g 2003 Page #114  
uite similar physical and chemical properties; both are colorless, soluble  2003 Page #115  
 "highly sensitive" equipment had "properties and content common to metals  2004 Page #30  
 of iron, it displayed no magnetic properties. He added that the piece was  2004 Page #30  
at it was, but it had many unusual properties and it had unidentifiable sym 2004 Page #135  
 rare. They also have very special properties. D. Mining engineers mining m 2006 Page #7  
splendid nuclear and anticorrosion properties. Titanium is used in aircraft 2006 Page #7  
 form of prion protein has unusual properties. First, unlike the normal for 2006 Page #114  
e date of the incident but not its properties . On the contrary, there was  2007 Page #195  
ttelle to study the shape-recovery properties of a nickel-titanium alloy. A 2009 Page #91  

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us to. This location is on private property, therefore I am not pinpointing 2003 Page #63  
 Etta Oates bought Judge Proctor's property in 1945 and lived there for yea 2004 Page #29  
arlier he had been employed by the Property Services Agency (PSA), a now-de 2004 Page #52  
ll shack on Defense Research Board property outside of the nation's capitol 2004 Page #86  
Jan 1947. Jeep drivers looking for property came upon Air Force personnel,  2004 Page #116  
e, they would become Star Telegram property and as such be filed later in t 2004 Page #238  
 object high above his rural Maine property and observed that the object re 2005 Page #88  
s end. \'v'ith all of the family's property and holdings vaporized in the e 2005 Page #89  
er over the observatory on Reich's property. On October 10, a large reddish 2005 Page #96  
O hovered just to the south of the property. At th.is point, the cloud-bust 2005 Page #96  
in row. Ther arrived at the leased property ten miles outside of Tucson on  2005 Page #99  
agents began showing up on Reich's property, but he refused to allow them a 2005 Page #101  
s they had had from the Summerhill property in Leiston, Suffolk on the occa 2005 Page #103  
adjoining the cattle guard on your property. We need to install a metal gat 2005 Page #156  
 markings that had appeared on his property over night. I studied and docum 2006 Page #89  
they headed toward the back of the property. A nauseating mist began to per 2006 Page #90  
, thereby reducing the turmoil and property damage. "Their" concerns might  2006 Page #116  
 ... ~-'{/·i~-\~ . SAPs as Private Property ■ SAPs typically dominated by p 2007 Page #52  
t a logon screen with "This is the property of NASA". It's amazing though b 2007 Page #87  
s living rent free on Standard Oil property in Bayonne , New Jersey. One ba 2008 Page #125  
 without preferment of charge; his property could be seized, his verbal and 2008 Page #128  
 On October 20, 1942, the US Alien Property Custodian , operating under the 2008 Page #129  
 sovereignty principle of vertical property was brushed aside by the tacit  2009 Page #14  
teffens did not want to leave base property. So, John Burroughs volunteered 2009 Page #63  

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e new reality against doctrine and prophecy, Biblical and otherwise. As the 2006 Page #58  

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were hyper accurate, and some even prophetic. But it was Reich's acceptance 2005 Page #87  

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is yearbook refers to him somewhat prophetically as "the man nobody knows." 2003 Page #85  

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 movements, new cults and doomsday prophets. Some religious leaders would u 2006 Page #64  

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on . Vladimir V. Rubtsov, Ph.D., a proponent of the theory that an alien sp 2008 Page #101  
to hyperactivity and was a leading proponent of the use of drugs such as Pr 2008 Page #140  

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ebauer as con-men — which even the proponents of the Aztec story will admit 2004 Page #223  
rhaps to be able to claim that the proponents are stupid or disinformation  2006 Page #12  

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f impact. The amount of debris and proportion of identifiable material was  2006 Page #86  
uction syndrome". Interestingly, a proportion of executive/professional and 2006 Page #198  
umber of experiences seemed out of proportion for such small rural towns. N 2006 Page #199  
development , we lose our sense of proportion: we then enter the realm of w 2009 Page #20  

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ocations 3 For distance, follow-up proportional to inverse of square of dis 2003 Page #177  
 multiple witnesses, and follow-up proportional to inverse square of distan 2003 Page #178  
an organizational unit is directly proportional to the importance of that u 2009 Page #155  
f secrecy of a project is directly proportional to the perceived damage tha 2009 Page #155  

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 to a catastrophe of unprecedented proportions. And for evidence of officia 2007 Page #136  
as you will soon learn, in graphic proportions. Before revealing the many a 2008 Page #24  
 THEORISTS • HAS TAKEN ON MYTHICAL PROPORTIONS /STATUS ORIGINAL ATP OUTLINE 2008 Page #148  
t and efficient cover-up of cosmic proportions is being perpetrated by an e 2009 Page #155  

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 different way. It came in a FedEx proposal to me — where I would go — who  2004 Page #195  
r 22, 1955, President Eisenhower's proposal for the peaceful use of atomic  2005 Page #101  
oducing valuable insights into the proposal to find ways of advancing our t 2005 Page #128  
rg to name Hitler Chancellor. This proposal was engineered in January, 1933 2008 Page #126  
s of the Cold War. Under Gehl en's proposal to offer up his intelligence ne 2008 Page #139  
vention of the press to defeat the proposal; emphasize early and feasible g 2009 Page #10  
evaluation . I realize that such a proposal goes beyond the bounds of curre 2009 Page #16  
 our intelligence. A more detailed proposal is difficult to make especially 2009 Page #21  
alistic and acceptable. Yet such a proposal is made here, both to give an e 2009 Page #21  
 outcome of Kennedy's September 20 proposal "for broader cooperation ... in 2009 Page #40  
fic area (Enzedsopac) to place the proposal before Admiral W.F. Halsey, Com 2009 Page #164  

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 development of specific technical proposals." - November 12,1963, National 2003 Page #6  
n sought to improve on the various proposals that then existed for electros 2005 Page #171  
k. In general, though, most of the proposals were well thought out and prac 2006 Page #197  
least 16 different "Flying Saucer" proposals, (see illustration #29 and #30 2007 Page #111  
They questioned the act's sweeping proposals, which range from forcing teac 2008 Page #142  
 development of specific technical proposals.23 NSAM 271 goes on to say tha 2009 Page #40  
nd Chiefs of Staff Committee , and proposals for implementation were submit 2009 Page #165  
and Chiefs of Staff Committee, and proposals for implementation were submit 2009 Page #167  

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e and it will work for us again. I propose that we reinvigorate the program 2009 Page #16  
fused with new life and purpose. I propose that the MAJESTIC project in coo 2009 Page #16  
nclude vital UFO technical data, I propose the following: 1. To periodicall 2009 Page #18  
ow. " It would not be realistic to propose that secrecy should be abolished 2009 Page #21  

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 Rockefeller was claiming. Gibbons proposed taking one case and trying to g 2003 Page #200  
ast three Y days his name has been proposed to me by three different people 2003 Page #230  
. They were shooting footage for a proposed non-fiction series tentatively  2004 Page #59  
er, Sir Eric Gairy of Grenada, who proposed to the United Nations a plan to 2004 Page #108  
er, Sir Eric Gairy of Grenada, who proposed to the United Nations a plan to 2005 Page #139  
im and his new Foundation. Bigelow proposed setting up a Chair of Anomalies 2006 Page #196  
 they published a report entitled "Proposed Studies on the Peaceful Space A 2007 Page #76  
annot say that Mr. Haas ever read "Proposed Studies on the Peaceful Space A 2007 Page #76  
fice at MacDiU AFB (Tampa Florida) proposed a front cover, and two-and-a-ha 2007 Page #94  
----------- (Illustration #28) THE PROPOSED ARTICLE: The four djsc shaped e 2007 Page #109  
or Sea Lion, the code name for the proposed Gem1an invasion of England, was 2008 Page #130  
oblems with the Current Policy and Proposed Solutions (p 3) UFOs as Space W 2009 Page #8  
OBLEMS WITH THE CURRENT POLICY AND PROPOSED SOLUTIONS The major problem fro 2009 Page #15  
l climate is not conducive to this proposed change of ????. recognize the t 2009 Page #16  
of an extraterre strial type first proposed by Einstein was initially met w 2009 Page #20  
located for the larger experiments proposed. To cater for the small scale w 2009 Page #165  
ulted in Not true. The project was proposed by and executed by centering th 2009 Page #171  

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 stares us in the face like a dire proposition, and that is precisely the r 2004 Page #132  
clause punctuation; a cldlJse Is a proposition ■ EOP-cd9e of phrase punctuc 2008 Page #118  
hrase is cl constllurent unit or a proposition • [-O'l·word·intemal (edge o 2008 Page #118  

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lo"\: 11 : ( ET -olo:::,_,) th1..· propo~'d br:1nrh of :rnthrop olo:;:~ "hi 2005 Page #107  

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on and also these images were in a proprietar y NASA image format. So there 2007 Page #86  

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on about these projects. -' ... ■ "Proprietary privilege." "Ordinary" USAPs 2007 Page #52  
New York publicist Ivy Lee to pass proprietary infomiation on American comp 2008 Page #127  

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d Abrams repeated the story to the proprietor of an aviation memorabilia sh 2006 Page #85  

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djsc aircraft employed a seconda1y propulsi on sys rem which might have bee 2007 Page #109  

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 preilicted as a possible means of propulsio n in space when the thrust fro 2005 Page #171  

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ctromagnetic fields created in the propulsion systems." This letter also el 2003 Page #100  
ted and it was discovered that the propulsion system had actually fused tog 2003 Page #100  
s, particle beams, electromagnetic propulsion systems — and hand imprinted  2003 Page #101  
nction for an unconventional craft propulsion system. Col. Corso told me he 2003 Page #111  
of one extraterrestrial spacecraft propulsion: "The craft was able to displ 2003 Page #111  
so as to control, or vector, not a propulsion system but the repulsion forc 2003 Page #111  
ly complete 4 Powerplant, possible propulsion units 5 Identified fragments, 2003 Page #175  
scovered the secrets of energy and propulsion that the UFOs use is not some 2003 Page #188  
o the top 50 scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California in t 2003 Page #197  
al detail of the eraft's airframe, propulsion and navigation technelogy. Th 2003 Page #232  
aper on a theory for flying saucer propulsion based on the eye-witness sigh 2004 Page #90  
 in the work Smith had done on UFO propulsion, but part of what was discuss 2004 Page #94  
not report debris of flying saucer propulsion systems and intricate control 2004 Page #142  
 top 50 SETI people inside the Jet Propulsion Laboratory on the "Religious  2004 Page #186  
onference 50 scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California in t 2004 Page #187  
E ACTS ■ Reconnaissance ■ Advanced propulsion systems ■ Superior medical te 2005 Page #9  
hes ■ Nobody is claiming travel or propulsion ■ Reverse engineering began i 2005 Page #12  
g storm might weU disrupt a flight propulsion system based on electromagnet 2005 Page #120  
ed at nuclear laboratories and UFO propulsion may derive from atom.ic react 2005 Page #130  
ially the methods and modes of its propulsion with the intent of "reverse e 2005 Page #161  
 among these would be some sore of propulsion system. The most prominent UF 2005 Page #161  
the spacecraft uses for power; the propulsion system; the navigation system 2005 Page #162  
themselves through water using jet propulsion. As soon as science uncovers  2005 Page #163  
h used non-conventional methods of propulsion and were constructed from com 2005 Page #166  
tors as an engineer of antigravity propulsion systems: on flight simulators 2005 Page #169  
gravity and electro-gravitatio nal propulsion. It is possible that these pr 2005 Page #170  
ering projects on extraterrestrial propulsion systems. American physicist a 2005 Page #170  
s of electrostatic energy used for propulsion -either vertical propulsion o 2005 Page #171  
ed for propulsion -either vertical propulsion or horizontal or both -and gr 2005 Page #171  
 Earth's. Electrostatic energy for propulsion has been preilicted as a poss 2005 Page #171  
tical realization of electrostatic propulsion and sustentation. W'hatever 1 2005 Page #171  
iner, the 777, still uses turbojet propulsion . One of the leading physicis 2005 Page #173  
, fusion, photon, and anti-gravity propulsion techniques were considered to 2005 Page #173  
lize the knowledge gained in field propulsion research? Twent)-ei ght membe 2005 Page #173  
lectrostatics effects, Alfven wave propulsion, electromagnetic spacecraft p 2005 Page #173  
ulsion, electromagnetic spacecraft propulsion, super-conducting particle ac 2005 Page #173  
icle accelerators, and antigravity propulsion. The Air Force Systems Comman 2005 Page #173  
sign, aerodynamic measurements and propulsion info was passed directly to J 2005 Page #175  
 to note that Voyager hasn't had a propulsion system on it since it left ea 2006 Page #6  
r so small airplanes whose mode of propulsion is distinctly different from  2006 Page #10  
ol system for a magnetoaerodynamic propulsion system leading to a collision 2006 Page #11  
lear airplanes, fission and fusion propulsion systems. B. Because I worked  2006 Page #13  
ngs of Secret Aircraft Hint at New Propulsion, Airframe Der..igns • • 'Secr 2006 Page #30  
ystem" With application to: 1. The propulsion of ships 2. The pumping of fl 2006 Page #38  
FnP4rIFFAO&Ifities • " Antigravity Propulsion • Communications • "Stealth"  2006 Page #40  
xhaust pipes were likely part of a propulsion system that lifted the figure 2006 Page #94  
ere were no visible lights nor any propulsion means [sic]. There were no ma 2006 Page #135  
ken was never briefed on the exact propulsion system utilized by the four c 2007 Page #108  
e USAF 1 • EPA (Nuclear Energy for Propulsion of Aircraft) program. Jack in 2007 Page #109  
hat rrus new prototype developed a propulsion system malfunction, which cau 2007 Page #109  
etired Lockheed Skunk Works senior propulsion systems engineer) who specifi 2007 Page #115  
onmental benefits derived from the propulsion systems employed on these air 2007 Page #120  
 classified aerospace vehicles and propulsion systems. Only then, can we al 2007 Page #120  
r systems are used to scramble the propulsion drive forcing the craft down. 2007 Page #131  
 was also no obvious mechanism for propulsion. The external surface of the  2007 Page #187  
 side-effect caused perhaps by the propulsion system of the UFO. CASE # 2 - 2007 Page #194  
an energetic spark produced by the propulsion or mechanism of the UFO as it 2007 Page #199  
ject, perhaps a side-effect of the propulsion system of the UFO. More resea 2007 Page #202  
y Branch, NEPA [Nuclear Energy for Propulsion of Aircraft project] Division 2008 Page #28  
sile, warhead, and booster vehicle propulsion and range factors from OS1 as 2009 Page #19  
D l EXAS lRIANGLE AIICRAFT NUCLEAR PROPULSION PROGRAM HEARING •Iir:f1imImu: 2009 Page #130  

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s as their front men in return for prorruses of giving humans advanced tech 2007 Page #127  

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                 secret directives proscribed President Kennedy's National  2009 Page #40  

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ief has been the grandson of a man prosecuted by the U.S. Government in 194 2008 Page #144  

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r Mills, would go on to become the prosecuting attorney when Reich finally  2005 Page #94  
rison believed the man he wound up prosecuting , New Orleans businessman Cl 2009 Page #29  

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ted. Jim Garrison claimed that his prosecution of Shaw was a toe-hold to a  2003 Page #42  
R SECRECY IN 2003 □ Avoid criminal prosecution □ There might indeed be some 2003 Page #188  
ngs. You can't defend. However the prosecution can and they are allowed to  2007 Page #91  
o argue chose points. M\XI: So the prosecution are allowed to make their cl 2007 Page #91  
 brought on by Jim Garrison's 1968 prosecution of John F. Kennedy 's murder 2009 Page #29  

Word: "prospect", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

trol of vacuum energy that has the prospect of benefiting all of us. WHY KE 2003 Page #188  
just past the entrance road to the Prospect Point pier on his left, just as 2004 Page #34  
 through the village, and out past Prospect point road. They came around th 2004 Page #37  
rn entrance of Shag Harbor over by Prospect Point, which would take him dir 2004 Page #38  
rthur publicly mentioned that dire prospect as a near certainty, on two occ 2004 Page #148  
 of both. Facing such a monumental prospect, one thing seems certain: many  2006 Page #50  
or combating hostile NHI, with the prospect of encroaching confusion and di 2006 Page #55  
rity terms, but also regarding the prospect of national advantage or the th 2006 Page #55  
arning about NHI culture, with the prospect of startling changes in human e 2006 Page #60  
nt tried to put a bold face on the prospect of U.S. defenselessness, with c 2009 Page #17  

Word: "prospecting", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

(The Hisrory of the UFO), Tabe was prospecting minerals in the Limari VaJJe 2007 Page #200  

Word: "prospector", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t over on Frank Scully by oil well prospector Silas Newton. However, a sing 2004 Page #97  
nt Thatta-way, Pardner Last week a prospector from Long Beach, name of Fred 2006 Page #44  
August 7-12, 1949, Fred Meyers the prospector from Long Beach, CA meets wit 2006 Page #45  
rney &. Fitzgerald) instead of one prospector (Meyers). 6. Also on Friday,  2006 Page #45  
ent,Jor ge Tabe Ibarra, a rruneral prospector who Lives in the northern por 2007 Page #200  

Word: "prospectors", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he desert is usually swarming with prospectors and explorers, 112           2004 Page #115  
ceeded to mention the story of two prospectors chasing aliens across the de 2006 Page #44  

Word: "prospects", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

the optimal contact scenario, with prospects of transformative benefit to h 2006 Page #54  
ce behind strangeness, humankind's prospects for survival are slim to none. 2006 Page #68  
that further efforts to assess the prospects of contact, with the aim of de 2006 Page #69  
ncept of national security and the prospects for achieving a more open, acc 2007 Page #7  
ghts about "national security." 6. Prospects for achieving a more open, acc 2007 Page #9  
ap up my talk by reflecting on the prospects of achieving a more open, acco 2007 Page #38  
ber Subject and content Date words Prospects for the Next Decade. Memo to a 2009 Page #10  

Word: "prospectus", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 contained a four page, four color prospectus primed on high qualit:y cards 2007 Page #67  
ne school because it said on their prospectus that they did sword fencing a 2007 Page #80  
re and so they were lying in their prospectus. However l love language and  2007 Page #80  

Word: "prospers", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

gh the Depression, James Forrestal prospers on Wall Street and is making $7 2003 Page #85  

Word: "prostate", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ts in males, and, on occasion, the prostate, vulva, vagina, and sometimes t 2006 Page #115  

Word: "prosthetic", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

e floor for a week. l made alJ the prosthetic body bits to look real with t 2005 Page #150  

Word: "prostrate", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

an was in a hospital in Texas with prostrate cancer to talk with him direct 2004 Page #195  
rt 2) I bought it. He was dying of prostrate cancer in a hospital in Texas, 2004 Page #196  

Word: "prot", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ubtler to, a/drool rah4 at the ume Prot sanrtng as idectrostato arecroitato 2006 Page #35  

Word: "protagonists", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

firms the participation of our two protagonists . However, when we compare  2009 Page #167  
f Soviet espionage . The two major protagonists of this story are real peop 2009 Page #176  

Word: "protect", 31 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 that whatever they were trying to protect would never see the light of pub 2003 Page #148  
and the secrets they were sworn to protect. 147                             2003 Page #151  
 of us. WHY KEEP “IT” SECRET? □ To protect the science and technology □ To  2003 Page #188  
t in a triangular configuration to protect the super secret Los Alamos Labo 2004 Page #70  
El Vado's specific missions was to protect the Los Alamos Laboratory and th 2004 Page #71  
tructions to hide his UFO files to protect them from the government people  2004 Page #86  
s. They regularly lie in order to "protect" this Army institution. Finally, 2004 Page #125  
ue these poople, we prize them and protect their safety boa hostile agents  2004 Page #164  
y created the moniker "Dr. Gee" to protect their identities.' This is, of c 2004 Page #218  
lists often go to great lengths to protect their sources, including, on occ 2004 Page #218  
er in 1950.27 Their purpose was to protect the various atomic weapons resea 2004 Page #220  
 Extreme measures must be taken to protect and preserve any material or cra 2005 Page #129  
red and presumabl y uustworth y to protect other great secrets. ln addition 2005 Page #130  
and that the tarpaulin was used to protect it from storms at sea. Charlie r 2005 Page #164  
act Government would want first to protect its own interests, i.e. make sur 2006 Page #56  
measures would need to be taken to protect human life both nationally and g 2006 Page #56  
rauma threatened, to take steps to protect business assets and interests. U 2006 Page #56  
oals: to analyze, then educate; to protect both the people and the economy, 2006 Page #58  
ncreased intelligence needs and to protect the being from those intimidated 2006 Page #61  
t require military intervention to protect NHI and maintain order in short  2006 Page #66  
tely sanitize the site in order to protect advanced materials and design co 2006 Page #86  
g UFO secrets are doing it less to protect us than to advance their own com 2007 Page #36  
 a few well-place people hoping to protect the economjc srarus quo or make  2007 Page #36  
g counter-intelligence services to protect the nation from internal threats 2008 Page #25  
oth threats and espionage , and to protect classified infom1ation from fall 2008 Page #25  
 out. And this was not in order to protect something that was being threate 2008 Page #130  
orms of police sworn "to serve and protect," but black body armor with the  2008 Page #145  
lent of Zyclon 8 by Nazis -Trmties protect people -Non-Lethal Weapons gener 2008 Page #148  
d professional manner if we are to protect our air space, our people, and o 2009 Page #16  
"operational" and "on the alert to protect this nation." This was more of a 2009 Page #17  
shows that Dahl made that claim to protect himself and his family after his 2009 Page #30  

Word: "protected", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

iosphere reserves. This network of protected samples of the world's major e 2005 Page #54  
nder a ledge above the floodplain, protected somewhat from the lightn.ing s 2005 Page #154  
tates. Almost every major city was protected by such missiles. HAWK was an  2006 Page #143  
time to germs of all kinds, can be protected rather quickly from any concei 2009 Page #159  

Word: "protecting", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

his activities felt that their job protecting national security was well do 2003 Page #148  
n he died, he had published, while protecting the anonymity of the witnesse 2004 Page #106  
,4 rv-rrrr.or v--t- Lt..1.1r • "In protecting the security operations of MA 2004 Page #204  
one would expect from a journalist protecting a source (or sources) seemed  2004 Page #218  
ween "Official" and . ity.. . s of protecting whistle blowers. r Chan~· mio 2007 Page #58  

Word: "protection", 18 instance(s) (Back to Top)

. I was wearing a bandanna for sun protection. I took what I was to later c 2003 Page #45  
ad to remain anonymous for his own protection, and told of a spectacular UF 2003 Page #146  
o President Truman, discussed this protection mechanism in two oral history 2004 Page #84  
nstitutional, to permit continuing protection of the UFO secrecy. Finally,  2004 Page #123  
ow powerless to provide meaning or protection. Many people might seek to ar 2006 Page #57  
trange NHI while also invoking the protection of Deity and the hope of NHI  2006 Page #59  
uld join together to invoke divine protection and preserve public hope and  2006 Page #62  
doom, but many would invoke divine protection and foster hope. Overall chur 2006 Page #64  
 dressed in some sort of full-body protection suit, entered the woods — for 2006 Page #132  
we must give up our 1.iberties for protection against terrorises. Bue which 2007 Page #36  
voy h_ad stalled. Outfitted in bio protection suits, the U.S. soldiers expl 2007 Page #187  
they had dived under the truck for protection, the engine began to sputter  2008 Page #12  
m dated 31 January 1949 and titled Protection of Vital Installations, revea 2008 Page #26  
y 5 USAF Memorandum, 25 May 1950 6 Protection of Vital Installations, FBI M 2008 Page #38  
om of Information Act and the Data Protection Act. Other exemptions cover c 2008 Page #63  
and development, designing thermal protection, analyzing radar systems, and 2008 Page #104  
ivate individuals , could claim no protection from the police, could be ind 2008 Page #128  
 and destruction" vs. "defense and protection." Reasons and Means of Space  2009 Page #10  

Word: "protective", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

eportedly going to be used build a protective shield around the object wher 2003 Page #62  
nIA ts. Cul SPECIAL TNSTOLICTIDN3A PROTECTIvE CAVEAT LIAFr DUE 111 SEkS1TIV 2004 Page #21  
se bleeding. All four were wearing protective suits when they came in conta 2004 Page #81  
t has been assumed that Len was so protective of his sources that, now that 2004 Page #115  
 profuse bleeding, despite wearing protective suits, after contacting the o 2005 Page #126  
se bleeding. All four were wearing protective suits when they came into con 2006 Page #104  
 • Chereze touched EBE without any protective gloves • Chereze developed sy 2006 Page #109  
te. However, some races seem to be protective of our interests and might be 2006 Page #116  

Word: "protects", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

and out of the base. USAF security protects the base perimeter, resources a 2009 Page #62  

Word: "protege", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ide. Remschmidt was a disciple and protege of Nazis and their racist theori 2008 Page #140  

Word: "protege's", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ot long after Eberstadt brings his protege's considerable                   2003 Page #85  

Word: "proteges", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Bush, R&D ■ IC patent holders were proteges 9                               2005 Page #11  

Word: "protein", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 recently identified, made only of protein. Each of these pathogens have a  2006 Page #113  
cleic acid genome. It seems that a protein alone is the infectious agent. T 2006 Page #113  
rmally -structured forms of a host protein, which are able to convert norma 2006 Page #113  
to convert normal molecules of the protein into the abnormal structure. Tho 2006 Page #113  
ce that the infectious agent was a protein. The idea, originally put forwar 2006 Page #114  
e. Once formed in a living cell, a protein molecule folds in a curl. Protei 2006 Page #114  
 protein molecule folds in a curl. Protein molecules are fairly flexible an 2006 Page #114  
 the whole prion enigma. The prion protein, PrP, can exist in two forms: no 2006 Page #114  
prions. The abnormal form of prion protein has unusual properties. First, u 2006 Page #114  
 these cases are not made of prion protein). Ways in which abnormal prions  2006 Page #114  

Word: "proteinaceous", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 development. 5. Prions (short for proteinaceous infectious particles) is a 2006 Page #113  

Word: "proteins", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tious particle. The discovery that proteins alone can transmit an infectiou 2006 Page #113  
.29 Abnormal prions are infectious proteins, Proteins are essential to life 2006 Page #114  
al prions are infectious proteins, Proteins are essential to life. They are 2006 Page #114  

Word: "protestations", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

pon Carter's insistence despite of protestations from the National Security 2004 Page #189  
inor delay would not, despite NASA protestations to contrary, have led to a 2008 Page #136  

Word: "protested", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

;~;:;:: ~~~·:·: ~-?f• . ' . Pilots protested Air Force censorship but ultim 2007 Page #19  

Word: "proto", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

raft found in a Maryland barn "are proto. types" of the flYIng saucers. Mar 2006 Page #45  

Word: "proto-template", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

planations are anything but new: A Proto-Template for Roswell Apologists •  2004 Page #166  

Word: "protocol", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ector explanation?) • 1925: Geneva Protocol for the Prohibition of Use in W 2006 Page #107  
. You can FTP (Note: File Transfer Protocol -rudimentary way to look at rem 2007 Page #85  
not follov,1 proper procedures and protocol. Things that went on do not add 2009 Page #78  

Word: "protocols", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ological aspects of the EBE's, the protocols appear to be a bit more establ 2004 Page #171  
but this time following the strict protocols devised to eliminate such a fa 2005 Page #92  
issues involved, the experimenta l protocols to test the objection, and the 2005 Page #93  
n correspondence, includes all the protocols necessary for conducting the T 2005 Page #93  
TINGENCY PL..\NS!!!! BTW: THE NASA PROTOCOLS CALLED FOR WORLDWIDE RELEASE I 2008 Page #151  
 disinformation measures and media protocols to minimize and downplay the e 2009 Page #25  

Word: "protons", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

m. Isotope refers to the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of e 2003 Page #107  
esium. That means there are twelve protons and twelve neutrons at the cente 2003 Page #107  

Word: "prototype", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

awk Stealth fighter, its half-pint prototype the HA VE BLUE, and the top se 2005 Page #174  
pport from the U.S. Air Force. The prototype, known to project personnel as 2006 Page #72  
ing wing bomber, a Lockheed XP-80A prototype for the second operational U.S 2006 Page #86  
U.S. jet fighter, the Lockheed U-2 prototype that was lost while testing an 2006 Page #86  
cility. Jack learned that rrus new prototype developed a propulsion system  2007 Page #109  
rely possible that a more advanced prototype VTOL variant (possibly Project 2007 Page #109  
hat it showed Aurora -supposedly a prototype aircraft, the existence of whi 2008 Page #67  

Word: "prototypes", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ircraft, inclucling one of the B-2 prototypes and the Lockheed Pulsar, nick 2005 Page #83  
 Area 51 in August 1963, the three prototypes were moved to Edwards in the  2006 Page #87  

Word: "prototypes'", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

raft found in a Maryland barn 'are prototypes' of the flying saucers." Air  2006 Page #45  

Word: "protozoa", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

trient molecules into its cells 4. Protozoa are single celled eukaryotes wh 2006 Page #113  
 compared with bacteria, fungi and protozoa. Anyone wanting to understand h 2006 Page #117  

Word: "protracted", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

l looking at the map and noting my protracted silence, he pointed vaguely t 2005 Page #43  
 Lang and F. de L. Venables. After protracted negotiations these gentlemen  2009 Page #165  
 Lang and F. de L. Venables. After protracted negotiations these gentlemen  2009 Page #173  

Word: "protruded", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

in, from which antenna -like wires protruded. Meyers knows all this happen- 2006 Page #44  
 five hundred feet in length -that protruded from an ice cap located at the 2007 Page #137  
g under it came out. Paul: Nothing protruded ... Mom and Aunt: To help it s 2007 Page #170  

Word: "protruding", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

s and claws were actually antennae protruding from the plane of the shoulde 2006 Page #94  
he fasces, a bundle of rods with a protruding axe blade. It was the symbol  2008 Page #124  

Word: "protrusions", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

   symmetrical, but bad!) damaged, protrusions that pointed skyward out of  2007 Page #138  

Word: "protuberant", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

rder than the skin around them and protuberant, painful when touched, each  2006 Page #109  

Word: "proud", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

sentation and paper, and he can be proud of his accuracy and reliability. I 2004 Page #106  
omes in the Portland area. She was proud that she had carried mortgages for 2009 Page #88  
 Professor Snodgrass was extremely proud of his oceanographic career and hi 2009 Page #173  

Word: "proudly", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

age, the city's Hyundai dealership proudly displayed a UFO with the word 'H 2007 Page #60  
ed the earth and tobacco companies proudly advertised their products in pri 2007 Page #65  

Word: "prouty", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

hiefs.12 According to Col Fletcher Prouty, they were Kennedy's main means o 2009 Page #38  
 removal from office. Col Fletcher Prouty, in his well documented book, JFK 2009 Page #45  
rence +Desk/NSAMs .htm 13 Fletcher Prouty, The Secret Team: The CIA and Its 2009 Page #46  
-report /summary .html 42 Fletcher Prouty, JFK: The CIA, Vietnam and the Pl 2009 Page #47  

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HE F/R37 ONE RE.PrIATEDI .HAD BEEN PrOV" IN SANTA CRUI.DEPARTNENT. t$Er TR- 2004 Page #21  

Word: "prove", 32 instance(s) (Back to Top)

blem comes, I believe that it will prove to be not merely the next small st 2003 Page #11  
because he thought that this would prove his theories'' Sprinkle recalls. " 2003 Page #144  
at everything is a fake and try to prove it without seriously considering t 2003 Page #181  
nce pointing to fakery. One cannot prove they are genuine, but one can prov 2003 Page #184  
rove they are genuine, but one can prove they are fake, using the technique 2003 Page #184  
idn't know what to say. I tried to prove a negative afterwards that there i 2003 Page #201  
t effect. Response: Other examples prove otherwise. Open Research Issues Th 2003 Page #209  
and imply too much which may later prove embarrassing. However that is a me 2003 Page #230  
ng to release ANY report which may prove embarrassing or give rise to quest 2004 Page #88  
4 Cahn was, in fact, never able to prove that Gebauer was "Dr. Gee," and ye 2004 Page #219  
forward this kind of "evidence" to prove the 1VIJ-12 documents to be real — 2004 Page #222  
theory, just as there is no way to prove that Pflock isn't making the whole 2004 Page #222  
in Ramey's office July 8. That may prove to be true. But what external evid 2004 Page #231  
s telling his class since they can prove that there are people on other pla 2004 Page #247  
acrual practice .... will likewise prove to be of value in electro-therapy. 2005 Page #16  
porter pressed on: "The goal is co prove facts, isn't it?" The general repl 2005 Page #35  
 general replied, "I don't have to prove anything. \\lhatever I had to say, 2005 Page #35  
y position. Indeed, the exceptions prove the rule. The ABC Special in Febru 2005 Page #76  
rrow. There is no use in trying to prove somethjng that is unknown to someo 2005 Page #94  
onvinced these findings would only prove to be an embarrassment to orgonom  2005 Page #102  
ration? Baca and Padilla intend to prove that it was an extraterrestrial sp 2005 Page #158  
 a piece of metal from the disc to prove it. Now he's back in Death Valley. 2006 Page #44  
xpectations and emotions and could prove beneficial or detrimental dependin 2006 Page #53  
ation and despondency, media could prove crucial in maintaining order and b 2006 Page #65  
ust and cooperation of media could prove decisive in whether society surviv 2006 Page #65  
 gifted, but a fellow who liked to prove he could get into sensitive areas  2006 Page #157  
nt: A Watery Roswell? that doesn't prove it was a hoax...only that the sour 2006 Page #178  
nd out some information that would prove UFOs were real, would you put it o 2006 Page #205  
is telling his classes that he can prove that there are people on other pla 2007 Page #48  
idence which has been presented to prove you djd in fact take down the enti 2007 Page #90  
 such a large amount of iron would prove to be a major boost to the Soviet  2008 Page #99  
hich the current security measures prove inadequate , the national defense  2009 Page #25  

Word: "proved", 25 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ed scientific professional who had proved more than competent in his electr 2003 Page #145  
much on the line. The risk however proved to be worth taking. Our publisher 2004 Page #49  
m in a visit to recovery sites and proved detailed descriptions of aliens,  2004 Page #119  
aloft at that time that he claimed proved that their Mogul Balloon Launch # 2004 Page #139  
 that their authenticity cannot be proved beyond a reasonable doubt — is ba 2004 Page #214  
e that none of the FOI.A documents proved to be the single smoking gun, pro 2005 Page #73  
 took his counselor's advice. This proved to be a crucial misstep and other 2005 Page #93  
 publishing of Contact With Space, proved intolerable to all by a few. Even 2005 Page #102  
Biblical and otherwise. As the NHI proved its benevolent nature, the human  2006 Page #58  
hes over the Pacific Missile Range proved the viability of the system, but  2006 Page #77  
ional aerodynamic loading may have proved too much for the damaged bolt. 75 2006 Page #78  
aft involved in the accident. This proved a terrible public relations gaff  2006 Page #83  
gy until the human military effort proved futile. Details about the secret  2006 Page #141  
t's sudden disappearance. Both men proved to be a pleasure to interview and 2006 Page #180  
rom 270 feet, it would surely have proved a prolonged and noisy effort. Wit 2006 Page #191  
." \\.hi.le this campaign may have proved to be an asset to loca.l traffic  2007 Page #69  
n 1975. A s such, this ad may have proved counter productive with a segment 2007 Page #74  
ters and other gear. The equipment proved extremely useful, as we carefully 2007 Page #188  
tion. In other words, the anaJysis proved the substance ro be really a meta 2007 Page #194  
 breaking off pursuit when the UFO proved too quick and when they ran low o 2008 Page #67  
equirement that decision makers be proved with complete and hard estimates  2009 Page #18  
inkable skepticism until Olto Hahn proved its feasibility in a laboratory w 2009 Page #20  
them. (The one fact the alchemists proved was that science and secrecy are  2009 Page #21  
1 was. Yet again subsequent events proved June's description was accurate.  2009 Page #92  
ace, the mathematical difficulties proved intractable. However, the contrib 2009 Page #173  

Word: "proven", 23 instance(s) (Back to Top)

, rather than to say, "You haven't proven them to be authentic." Failing al 2003 Page #184  
quite authentic (and have not been proven to be fake using objective analys 2003 Page #187  
 1967 Yuma, Arizona, USA 0 1 0 0 0 Proven hoax III, 34-35 UFO seen in hanga 2004 Page #113  
veries. These correlations are not proven, but only speculated based on the 2004 Page #115  
en in hangar in Yuma; conclusively proven hoax • Report 69, 1979, Pocono Mo 2004 Page #122  
 documents were fraudulent was not proven until recently, following his dea 2004 Page #137  
edman's work, to see the documents proven to be a hoax, if that was where t 2004 Page #214  
late 1940s and early 1950s, by two proven con-men, Silas Newton and Leo Geb 2004 Page #215  
ntary bringing the greatest of all proven UFO hoaxes back into the public e 2004 Page #215  
ccording to Nick Redfern, it is "a proven fact that in the 1940s he was emp 2004 Page #218  
 find out what their read was have proven to be futile. "Go to the National 2004 Page #231  
it ■ Corso's claims are not easily proven ■ His IC claims seem quite inaccu 2005 Page #12  
he Spitsbergen case because of the proven fact that several of those cited  2005 Page #133  
st, Leonard Stringfield's work has proven excellent, and surprisingly, offe 2005 Page #140  
-such as the crash site -have also proven to be unfounded. Most UFO researc 2005 Page #146  
tional security esrabl.ishment has proven djsastrous for America . Historic 2007 Page #36  
d UFO-related subject matter ha\ e proven themselves co be perennial favori 2007 Page #59  
aginable, and UFOs and aliens have proven to be a tried-and-true focus for  2007 Page #76  
lleged incident. :NIW: Could it be proven that they military have perhaps e 2007 Page #91  
n that, once the 1974 UFO event is proven beyond doubt, this seemingly insi 2007 Page #192  
l aliens. Standardized testing bas proven a handicap to children who speak  2008 Page #143  
he Truman Administration which has proven to be the most effective means of 2009 Page #25  
cooperation in this area which has proven most effective in past propaganda 2009 Page #25  

Word: "provenance", 21 instance(s) (Back to Top)

te documents, some of questionable provenance, some containing very intrigu 2003 Page #41  
emarkable document, discussing its provenance, analyzing its authenticity,  2003 Page #169  
 techniques. Clearly, establishing provenance is a very helpful event. If d 2003 Page #178  
ual. This unfortunately breaks the provenance chain of custody. Moving to t 2003 Page #178  
gives a beautiful example of great provenance with the Bowen Manuscript rec 2003 Page #179  
er wrote this documents. Excellent provenance. Slide 42. As far as SOM 1-01 2003 Page #179  
e 42. As far as SOM 1-01 goes, the provenance begins with Don Berliner rece 2003 Page #179  
W DO YOU AUTHENTICATE? s Establish provenance if possible s Physical • Date 2003 Page #180  
Compare with known, authentic docs PROVENANCE OF SOM 1-01 » Receipt by Don  2003 Page #180  
formation" "Is incomplete ” r. “No provenance for it” s "Can't find venneat 2003 Page #186  
oblem with them is that there's no provenance for them; we don't know where 2004 Page #222  
the goose is good for the gander — provenance is a double-edged sword. In o 2004 Page #222  
has always stated that the lack of provenance is one of the biggest problem 2004 Page #224  
. The authentication principles of provenance, paper and ink analysis, cont 2004 Page #242  
rginalia, ink, paper, content, and provenance. An overview of the burned me 2004 Page #242  
t seven elements: the first is the provenance of a document: where did it c 2004 Page #243  
s might weigh more than content or provenance, thus giving a document with  2004 Page #243  
ost compelling evidence concerning provenance of the SOi\11-01 Special Oper 2005 Page #131  
umber, relationships) 3.0 Sources (provenance of case, number of sources, i 2005 Page #135  
ost cases the chain of custody, or provenance , has been murky, and so the  2008 Page #104  
will be examining a document whose provenance is also murky but which was a 2008 Page #104  

Word: "provence", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

k and Dagger, 1981-1983 ■ Trans en Provence ■ 1~meric1: First .A.mong Eqw.! 2008 Page #163  
overed Cloak and Dagger ■ Trans en Provence case ■ Abduction debate ■ Hudso 2008 Page #163  
oak and Dagger, 1981-1983 ■T= s en Provence case 139                        2009 Page #145  

Word: "proverbial", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

osticator. Except to say that, the proverbial srur will rut the fan. There  2005 Page #85  
o read in its entirety. It was the proverbial "needle in a haystack" and wa 2006 Page #202  

Word: "proves", 4 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 word "forbidden" on the last line proves that it was not produced professi 2003 Page #172  
mation and reassurance. If the NHI proves its benevolence beyond reasonable 2006 Page #59  
 to perform its own analysis if it proves to be more cost effective and adv 2009 Page #16  
First, her government service file proves that she did work in various faci 2009 Page #95  

Word: "provewamce", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

Special Operations I.Urx^iEXAMPLE: PROVEWAMCE The Vernon Bowen manuscript □ 2003 Page #180  

Word: "provid", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

at only one country was capable of provid.ing the necessary "financial back 2007 Page #111  

Word: "provide", 60 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 already there and he was asked to provide blessings to the three dead occu 2003 Page #21  
ents from three sources since 1994 provide both direct and indirect support 2003 Page #25  
 Cantwell and daughter Salina also provide evidence for pre-Roswell crash e 2003 Page #27  
e placed on another slide glass to provide a control. After about 24 hours  2003 Page #114  
des 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, and 23 provide definitions and data, starting w 2003 Page #173  
ceiving facilities. Later, we will provide evidence that this facility was  2003 Page #176  
 Department did not, or would not, provide Cong. Schiff 1947 documents from 2004 Page #61  
well Army Air Base. His job was to provide security at the UFO crash site.  2004 Page #84  
of Einstein. This, of course would provide strong endorsement of the authen 2004 Page #119  
None of the world's main religions provide room for ETs, other than being o 2004 Page #123  
h as AFR200-2 and JANAP- 146, that provide penalties including fines and pr 2004 Page #141  
ses as a "vague, feeble attempt to provide for defense against air attack a 2004 Page #220  
uquerque Air Defense Area does not provide adequate effective coverage nece 2004 Page #220  
amos and Sandia area." In order to provide a "reasonably effective air defe 2004 Page #220  
ames Black — a typewriter expert — provide the core questioned documents re 2004 Page #243  
 Cheatham-Young interview does not provide anything more of real significan 2005 Page #40  
y of each case, it is important to provide an objective methodology to rate 2005 Page #134  
y observable neighbor nearby would provide far more incentive for the devel 2006 Page #5  
ncies have monitoring systems that provide far more information than we civ 2006 Page #8  
ose lonely drives to Roswell would provide plenty of opportunity. My answer 2006 Page #12  
programs, and second to be able to provide so many presentations to attenti 2006 Page #13  
rman, whose respective testimonies provide important insights into the natu 2006 Page #14  
 retrieval duties. Finally, I will provide an analytical framework derived  2006 Page #14  
ow examine Sherman's background to provide a means of contrasting with and  2006 Page #21  
 of Clifford Stone and Dan Sherman provide an overview of the procedures us 2006 Page #24  
 the Stone and Sherman testimonies provide clear insight into how UFO crash 2006 Page #24  
Three of the witnesses interviewed provide suggestive evidence. One for exa 2006 Page #47  
 site. I hope that next year I can provide an update on the hardware that w 2006 Page #47  
that religion was now powerless to provide meaning or protection. Many peop 2006 Page #57  
ation with human institutions that provide a sense of comfort and belonging 2006 Page #60  
ious reactions. Science would also provide the path of access to businesses 2006 Page #61  
t government and science might not provide clear direction. Consequently, b 2006 Page #63  
ic confidence, downplay danger and provide selective info about NHI. Alongs 2006 Page #63  
patterns. For many, churches would provide the last bastion of hope and tru 2006 Page #64  
ems driven by a ram-air turbine to provide power and hydraulic pressure to  2006 Page #77  
est for any information they could provide. Carl Hanks had lived in the Rai 2006 Page #80  
 ruse. Follow the evidence I could provide quite a few additional case stud 2006 Page #86  
Guard troops stayed in the area to provide crowd control. I met with Colone 2006 Page #95  
y 23, 1974? Did the strange lights provide firm evidence that a malfunction 2006 Page #121  
he other it bent over backwards to provide assistance to a TV company produ 2006 Page #131  
 course, they were never needed to provide emergency rescue actions, but at 2006 Page #132  
f search and rescue and they would provide any assistance necessary in futu 2006 Page #132  
ad been recovered. (Zechel did not provide me with a copy of this document. 2006 Page #177  
 the role of the Foundation was to provide funding for research groups and  2006 Page #197  
 From time to time, speakers would provide copies of their 200              2006 Page #203  
riting. The Foundation was able to provide a base for future groups that we 2006 Page #207  
nal media. They are more likely to provide clues about any possible UFO cra 2007 Page #32  
 free money to condud research and provide security ■ Making money from acq 2007 Page #54  
d exploitation, to communicate and provide intelligence reports, is the onl 2007 Page #134  
e Hubble Ultra Deep Field, seem to provide undeniable support for the exist 2007 Page #184  
He didn't identify himself but did provide a picture of a piece of debris.  2008 Page #14  
and out of power. Library Archives Provide More Leads- The Aberdeen Library 2008 Page #48  
ent with context. These errors may provide clues to whether this was typed  2008 Page #105  
s, and length of sentences and can provide impressive author correlation. F 2008 Page #106  
ross-correlated public records now provide firm evidence of an astonishing  2008 Page #135  
ecognition , and the intent was to provide credibility to the overall theme 2009 Page #13  
 intelligence operation that would provide a feasible defense approach to t 2009 Page #15  
igence loop on an on call basis to provide quick and ready reviews to hard  2009 Page #19  
e annual Quantico conference could provide an opportunity to do this withou 2009 Page #28  
"I have also instructed our CIA to provide me with full disclosure on the p 2009 Page #42  

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y in credibility and scope but all provided valuable data for the reality o 2003 Page #21  
ouri logically fits into the space provided and is consistent with supporti 2003 Page #28  
hat other Cantwell statements have provided valid information in the past l 2003 Page #29  
er Clarance R. Schade. The brother provided a supportive but not definitive 2003 Page #31  
ntuitive Intelligence Applications provided data purporting that there are  2003 Page #38  
ch of the Huffman - Mann story and provided new checkable data. Is This Cas 2003 Page #38  
 her story, demeanor and integrity provided no hints of deception or confab 2003 Page #38  
sode, I was contacted by a man who provided me with detailed information co 2003 Page #61  
he existing brick warehouse. Myron provided myself and the late Len Stringf 2003 Page #62  
contradictions within the accounts provided by them on major points. Discre 2003 Page #66  
 1965 have gone on record and have provided statements to the effect that t 2003 Page #66  
erson and on the telephone, he has provided me a detailed description of th 2003 Page #70  
," he understood that the aluminum provided "a conductor for the electromag 2003 Page #100  
 graciously went MANY SOURCES HAVE PROVIDED DOCUMENTS Source When Docs. Pag 2003 Page #169  
ner using the same format that was provided for his contact in his MUFON pr 2003 Page #171  
mer but the jacket and job numbers provided during production. The Manual i 2003 Page #172  
 rendition of these data. Bill has provided these drawings based not only o 2003 Page #173  
the details of the f's and g's. He provided me with high quality originals  2003 Page #179  
the printing with the instructions provided in the 1953 Style Manual for th 2003 Page #181  
f rehabilitation and stabilization provided the phinese Government stipulat 2003 Page #222  
oking towards Chinese recovery and provided further that any aid which may  2003 Page #225  
following: Preliminary information provided has been checked with appropria 2004 Page #9  
y. It consists of an exterior disc provided at its peripheral with 46 autom 2004 Page #12  
nard Stringfield; who related data provided to him by the researchers Barry 2004 Page #16  
thfulness." Another story may have provided insight into the often-asked qu 2004 Page #32  
 Sandia Base. Military support was provided by the Air Material Command and 2004 Page #63  
que. Further analytical effort was provided by the staff members of the Dep 2004 Page #63  
irman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff provided military support. The National  2004 Page #63  
ective cover story was immediately provided to the press that another V-2 l 2004 Page #68  
us and important visual detail was provided by the editor of the Las Cruces 2004 Page #68  
Control and Warning radar stations provided to Representative Andrew Kissne 2004 Page #71  
this individual, no information is provided which could be used to identify 2004 Page #74  
ind the UFO files that he had been provided by the expert. 84               2004 Page #87  
processing and printing techniques provided necessary aids and photographic 2004 Page #101  
table does not include six reports provided by Tim Cooper, including three  2004 Page #115  
lon is personally known to me, has provided Stringfield correspondence • R7 2004 Page #118  
e. Len's insight to the phenomena, provided by his merely listening to the  2004 Page #129  
pe. He explained that the tape was provided by a toy company, and that in c 2004 Page #138  
ever be located by the name Dennis provided, and the story was never corrob 2004 Page #145  
e by way of corroboration has been provided by Alexander Orlov, a high rank 2004 Page #153  
ing Disney stated that he would be provided with UFO film from government a 2004 Page #179  
ction of the issue at hand. I have provided — much to the chagrin of a few  2004 Page #214  
andate. Karl Pflock and Bill Moore provided me with the "it's all a hoax" s 2004 Page #215  
ick Redfern and Stan Friedman also provided valuable insight, Nick on Newto 2004 Page #215  
-examining the Aztec incident, and provided more than a few of the leads th 2004 Page #224  
 Bond acted as our cheerleader and provided historical context to many of t 2004 Page #227  
 Of Nl.itrors, Leonard Stringfield provided yet further data in support of  2005 Page #44  
r, the researcher BiU Hamiltan has provided good background and commentary: 2005 Page #45  
June Kaba. Born as June Crain, she provided extensive, consistent and verif 2005 Page #131  
 investigator James Clarkson, June provided extensive documentation of her  2005 Page #131  
. British researcher Tony Dodd was provided with document s that purported  2005 Page #134  
Len's insight into the phenomena , provided by his merely listening to the  2005 Page #140  
lt intelligence team capability is provided for in UFO investigations (AFR  2005 Page #142  
 asserts: "Preliminary information provided has been checked \vjth appropri 2005 Page #143  
 made contact with Jose's son, who provided him with Jose's phone number. I 2005 Page #154  
ines for US discs and Westinghouse provided the nuclear reactors to power t 2005 Page #164  
ailures. The first one that worked provided more data than all the previous 2006 Page #8  
en of the supposed MJ-12 documents provided to Timothy Cooper are emulation 2006 Page #12  
ary specialty "Disinformation". He provided the fiction. 10. WHY have you k 2006 Page #13  
Wood take this approach. They have provided a number of persuasive argument 2006 Page #15  
le also welcoming the distractions provided by media entertainment Many in  2006 Page #64  
ation for the crash site. Both men provided additional details about the pr 2006 Page #80  
onics testing. This elaborate sham provided a cover for personnel assigned  2006 Page #83  
er of the University of California provided the first direct evidence that  2006 Page #114  
adron stationed at RAF Woodbridge [provided] standby rescue coverage for th 2006 Page #132  
Air Defense Command patch in 1967. provided by Bill.) In April 1966, Bill s 2006 Page #142  
lta Missile Batteries highlighted, provided by Bill.) By March 1967, Bill w 2006 Page #142  
t, Florida. This aerial photograph provided by Bill shows the distribution  2006 Page #142  
cquisition Radar (PAR). Photograph provided by Bill.) This photograph provi 2006 Page #142  
provided by Bill.) This photograph provided by Bill was taken in 1967 outsi 2006 Page #142  
ns of enemy aircraft. 1967 diagram provided by Bill.) Inside the Battery Co 2006 Page #142  
issiles, 1967 (Photograph of HAWKS provided by Bill.) Back in 1967, the U.S 2006 Page #143  
e speed record at 1,400 mph. Image provided by Bill.) Bill: "I had a pulse  2006 Page #145  
d on the COMNET and NORAD net. Map provided by Bill.) At the time, Homestea 2006 Page #145  
oup One, Pac-White Beach, Okinawa. Provided by Tom C. Sheppard.) Slide 29:  2006 Page #156  
95, after twenty years of service. Provided by Tom C. Sheppard.) Slide 30:  2006 Page #156  
t paradigm (trussed up with muscle provided by the ruling elite and tarted  2006 Page #181  
p, the Nevada Remote Viewing Group provided three remote viewing projects t 2006 Page #200  
tion of the ranch by the NIDS team provided the material for Kelleher and K 2006 Page #200  
y with the UNLV lecture series and provided several speakers for Area 2000. 2006 Page #207  
k -availability! MANY SOURCES HAVE PROVIDED DOCUMENTS Sou,a, When ■ Jaime 5 2007 Page #42  
Telecommunications transmission is provided by Peoples Telephone Company, I 2007 Page #68  
 validate the information was real provided .by the disclosure project and  2007 Page #85  
IN intelligence team capability is provided for in UFO investigation (AFR 2 2007 Page #134  
                many of whjch were provided to her by Dr. Ralph Greenson, a 2007 Page #137  
following: Preliminary information provided has been checked with appropria 2007 Page #142  
ch destroyed accidenrnlJy a sample provided by r\PRO, another sample was ev 2007 Page #195  
be analysis of the sample that you provided to us yielded the following com 2007 Page #197  
e ground so that dozens saw it and provided descriptions that do not match  2008 Page #16  
egas Debris • Disk-shaped Ci-aft • Provided Picture -i • Anonym ous Tip .a· 2008 Page #22  
           declassified and others provided via other means, and witness te 2008 Page #37  
s Sgt. Robertson My next interview provided a wealth of information but rai 2008 Page #43  
stport Police Chief John Regan who provided a copy of the police journal. A 2008 Page #46  
e More Leads- The Aberdeen Library provided copies of five newspaper articl 2008 Page #48  
s are also being released. The DIS provided specialist advice and assistanc 2008 Page #64  
 and not typed). In addition, they provided 14 typed documents prepared for 2008 Page #106  
Institute of Advanced Studies also provided Ryan Wood 14 samples of Oppenhe 2008 Page #107  
 bombing London, the city that had provided the supplies. Also, by supplyin 2008 Page #127  
banking house of Cologne, had long provided financial support to the Nazis  2008 Page #127  
 which only dropped his last name, provided Crisman with a means to discuss 2009 Page #32  
iation with a number of CIA assets provided opportunities for Angleton 's c 2009 Page #44  
assination, no matter how minimal, provided a powerful rationale for preven 2009 Page #44  
inal testimony of Fritz Werner, as provided to researchers Jeff Young and P 2009 Page #48  
ll Of Min·ors, Leonard Stringfield provided yet further data in support of  2009 Page #50  
, the researcher Bill Hamilton has provided good background and commentary: 2009 Page #51  
es of a "classified document" were provided to the site by an unnamed resea 2009 Page #52  
easily pronounced. No details were provided on how contact was made to set  2009 Page #53  
 much pleasure the human treatment provided to those involved. All entities 2009 Page #53  
Bentwaters, U. K. phenomena. Image provided by Gary Heseltine . Col. Halt s 2009 Page #60  
ng any interview where details are provided, such as names, places, and eve 2009 Page #91  
ar Cabinet on the 5th of May. They provided for the establishment of an Arm 2009 Page #165  
ucted in one of the valleys, which provided an experimental pool approximat 2009 Page #165  
t goes on to detail the assistance provided by British scientists who helpe 2009 Page #165  
e War Cabinet on the 5th May. They provided for the establishment of an Arm 2009 Page #167  
ol. Except for explosive expertise provided by the U.S. Navy and scientific 2009 Page #172  
.S. Navy and scientific assistance provided by British scientists, New ◄    2009 Page #172  

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t also owns YES Solutions, a large provider of creative, media and operatio 2008 Page #143  

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he First Roswell? October 1941 and provides a complete stereoscopic overfli 2003 Page #37  
e R. Cornie to William S. Steinman provides official evidence that the Inte 2003 Page #162  
003 Las Vegas. Crash ConferenceTim provides copy of father ’s USAF UFO Prog 2003 Page #164  
 Army, FBI, AEC and Navy. Slide 21 provides a detailed description of EBE T 2003 Page #173  
inds of references that the Manual provides. These references have been che 2003 Page #178  
mm Tri-X film. The meter, however, provides a clue and we have identified Q 2003 Page #179  
own genuine articles, and Slide 47 provides a comparison of the cover pages 2003 Page #181  
return from the nose of the object provides the mark at one end, and the la 2003 Page #183  
irgram A-6343, July 26, 1973 which provides background information and guid 2004 Page #9  
inary Report" (May, 1993). Slide 7 provides a different perspective of the  2004 Page #115  
h other, tell the same story, this provides the kind of evidence that makes 2004 Page #217  
research in the service of man. 1t provides a standard which the effect of  2005 Page #54  
FOs sometimes crash. Yet this book provides data that there have been at le 2005 Page #121  
gn powers. Accordingly, the manual provides strict instructions concerning  2005 Page #129  
ponds to criticism of skeptics and provides powerful logic for SO~l1-01 aut 2005 Page #129  
t Betty's star map makes sense and provides information not previously know 2006 Page #4  
 Manual — SOM1-01 in 1994. SOM1-01 provides an important analytical framewo 2006 Page #14  
sed to create it. This explanation provides an answer to the apparent genui 2006 Page #16  
 conventional military career that provides a suitable cover for MJ-12 Grou 2006 Page #23  
duals aware of MJ-12 projects, and provides no means for personnel to subst 2006 Page #24  
ng the remaining physical evidence provides insight into the effectiveness  2006 Page #72  
dfern' s presentation that follows provides detail on the deaths of a numbe 2006 Page #109  
HAWK surface to air missile system provides medium-range, low to medium alt 2006 Page #143  
 not easy but what we have learned provides some tips and general observati 2007 Page #31  
Blue Fly operations, February 1960 provides for 1127th participation . As a 2007 Page #134  
irgram A-6343, July 26, 1973 which provides background information and guid 2007 Page #142  
8 If its contents are accurate, it provides smoking gun evidence of the pow 2009 Page #39  

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 hand witnesses have come forward, providing me with pieces of the puzzle i 2003 Page #56  
ve documented their experiences by providing me with written statements and 2003 Page #56  
d H. Stringfield who had witnesses providing confirming descriptions. Slide 2003 Page #173  
d a dying Doug Nolan, who ended up providing unexpected support for the Far 2004 Page #217  
l in origin. In addition to SOM-01 providing such information, there are th 2006 Page #14  
 to secret science/military. Firms providing essential goods and services w 2006 Page #65  
ashed on publicly accessible land, providing an additional comparative refe 2006 Page #84  
 by Art Bell with George and Linda providing newsbreaks. A local company, Q 2006 Page #203  
is scuff was in my mind. They were providing hardware to DERA. MW: I take i 2007 Page #78  
he governments of nation-states in providing assurance of national sovereig 2008 Page #24  
 Lady. Part of her duties included providing interesting programs for child 2008 Page #57  
extensive use in this time period, providing a 1ing of authenticity. Dating 2008 Page #110  
d be this one: subm:t an agreement providing for the peaceful absorption of 2008 Page #113  
A. ln fact, Dulles, in addition to providing legal services to a joint Rock 2008 Page #127  
 Soviet Union back in the 1970s by providing a document with some authentic 2009 Page #14  
ht to give the highest priority to providing the kind of UFO data collectio 2009 Page #15  
bductions , each of these pioneers providing important contributions to the 2009 Page #154  
y in New Zealand, although it only providing ten explosive experts for the  2009 Page #171  

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sures looking Chinos* rocovery and providod farther that any aid nay bo sad 2003 Page #213  

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gan, Pennsylvania, and the Ontario province of Canada. A preliminary check  2003 Page #53  
ar/ vat plant in Arroytto. Neuquen Province * regard- Atdhhe laid that "the 2004 Page #20  
dio direct to other locales in the Province. Constable Pond would stay at t 2004 Page #38  
 1997 • Outside Wegorzewo, Suwalki Province, Poland March 15, 1997 05:31 PM 2004 Page #174  
1:45 P.M. on August 17,1995 in the province of Salta, Argentina, hundreds o 2007 Page #128  
;!; -.-,;-_ .:.x:;;i:a~ -~ Tavemes Province, France 149                     2007 Page #155  
                       In Tavernes Province, rhjs photograph was taken at 1 2007 Page #156  
rred in the Andes Mountains in the province of Mendoza on Argentina's mid-w 2007 Page #195  
Menem, when he was governor of the province of La Rioja; his mother, Azucen 2007 Page #196  

Word: "provinces", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ome people in San Luis and Mendoza provinces reported seeing a flying sauce 2004 Page #8  
t, "people in San Luis and Mendoza provinces reported seeing a flying sauce 2004 Page #10  
ome people in San Luis and Mendoza provinces reported seeing a flying sauce 2007 Page #141  

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able in the archives, federally or provincially. In any event the search di 2004 Page #41  

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ation of the new department, again proving himself to be someone who can be 2003 Page #86  
 about as close as you can come to proving authenticity. Other, less carefu 2003 Page #184  
8/documents/pdf/ o "...White Sands Proving Ground Command Center" vs. "...C 2003 Page #207  
views with employees at White Sand Proving Ground, the Naval Research Labor 2004 Page #60  
igh ranking officer at White Sands Proving Ground who died in 1998. What ar 2004 Page #61  
n his discussions with White Sands Proving Ground and Naval Research Lab em 2004 Page #62  
Rocket Launcher, 1947; White Sands Proving Ground, NM The V-2 research prog 2004 Page #64  
ights scheduled at the White Sands Proving Ground, New Mexico. The first st 2004 Page #64  
U.S. Army/Ordnance and White Sands Proving Ground Commander: Lt. Col. Harol 2004 Page #64  
Col. Harold R. Turner, White Sands Proving Ground commanding officer, blame 2004 Page #64  
 for the V-2 rocket at White Sands Proving Ground on May 15, 1947, to "chan 2004 Page #64  
th the Army officer at White Sands Proving Ground: Whatever had mysteriousl 2004 Page #65  
rity of air space over White Sands Proving Ground. One of their classified  2004 Page #65  
Col. Harold R. Turner, White Sands Proving Ground commanding officer, was p 2004 Page #67  
ther V-2 launched from White Sands Proving Ground had gone astray, experien 2004 Page #68  
 declared hoax 28 1953 White Sands Proving Grounds, New Mexico, USA 1 1 1 1 2004 Page #112  
 Cooper document, "The White Sands Proving Ground UFO Incidents of 1947: A  2004 Page #115  
rgy Commjssion (AEC) at the Nevada Proving Ground from 17 March, 1953, to 4 2005 Page #39  
ssignment to the AEC at the atomic proving ground in Nevada." The source in 2005 Page #41  
th of the highly classified Dugway Proving Ground. SLIDE #4 The nearest sma 2005 Page #51  
oved to be the single smoking gun, proving that UFOs are alien, but several 2005 Page #73  
natio n of the stars and set about proving that some "stars" did not behave 2005 Page #95  
) were, in themselves, a means of "proving," or at least suggesting that he 2005 Page #102  
on July 9, 1945 as the White Sands Proving Ground (its name was changed in  2005 Page #125  
rash sites near tl1e \Xfhjte Sands Proving Grounds: landing zone LZ-1 on a  2005 Page #126  
l apparently came from White Sands Proving Grounds to the east. It was a re 2005 Page #153  
g fired from \,'{lh.ite Sands Army Proving Grounds in New Mexico. Though We 2005 Page #172  
e media and public, and the Dugway Proving Ground, an Army facility in Utah 2006 Page #106  
reacted in patients' blood samples—Proving Koch's postulates, patient blood 2006 Page #111  
ere samples at Ft. Detrick, Dugway proving ground or elsewhere of four SED  2006 Page #112  
logical warfare purposes at Dugway Proving Ground. • Dugway is less than 30 2006 Page #112  
s about the history of White Sands Proving Ground. Slide 2: "Peculiar Pheno 2006 Page #139  
rocket launches at the White Sands Proving Ground, N. M., have been knocked 2006 Page #140  
piece of physical evidence towards proving the existence of UFOs. 196       2007 Page #202  
ly soldiers from the Anny's Dugway Proving grounds not all that far from th 2008 Page #12  
 of a book titled "The White Sands Proving Ground UFO lncidents ·Of 1947: A 2008 Page #106  
ted a book titled "The White Sands Proving Ground UFO Incidents Of 1947: A  2008 Page #117  
cluded security at the White Sands Proving Ground. So Montegue was intricat 2008 Page #134  
s who were sent to the White Sands Proving Grounds in New Mexico. a June de 2009 Page #90  

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procesaing and printing technicAes provioel neceaaary aids ana photographic 2004 Page #212  

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riptase, after having positing the provirus theory and the focus assay, sha 2006 Page #112  

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ngly, completely blacked our under provision B 1 of the Freedom of .Informa 2007 Page #137  
 in steps to 24 ft. In addition to provision for basic development at Whang 2009 Page #165  

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of Alexander Kerensky , the second provisional government created following 2008 Page #125  

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th the two meet to discuss certain provisions of the National Security Act. 2003 Page #89  
ot known to science 7 Supplies and provisions, clothing, food 8 Living enti 2003 Page #175  
 launch altitude and speed. It had provisions for a dorsal launch pylon and 2006 Page #77  
rry S. Truman. The majority of the provisions of this Act took effect on 18 2008 Page #25  
r _instructions -to ·add. All :the provisions covered in your NSC .letter o 2009 Page #27  

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tor on his activities as an "agent provocateur", 'who had worked assiduousl 2004 Page #153  

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ered to be both an annoyance and a provocation by many people in Washington 2004 Page #146  

Word: "provocative", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ove, Tunguska in 1908 is certainly provocative, it was acn1ally within the  2008 Page #102  
t. In early 2006, however, new and provocative data surfaced on the crash.  2009 Page #52  

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 seem super-human, it could easily provoke fear and distrust regardless of  2006 Page #53  
geness of NHI would be expected to provoke violent reactions among some sec 2006 Page #59  
vantage. Even benevolent NHI could provoke economic chaos if business commu 2006 Page #59  
n losing ground. The NHI would not provoke fear, but would indirectly stren 2006 Page #60  
us paradigm; NHI strangeness would provoke considerable doubt and fear amon 2006 Page #61  
e, time permitting. NHI would also provoke a wide array of quasi-spiritual  2006 Page #63  
ership. But strangeness would also provoke unpredictable reactions in wide  2006 Page #65  
gy, seeming magical to many, could provoke science to new heights of creati 2006 Page #67  
otential risk. - Strangeness would provoke wide spectrum of interpretations 2006 Page #67  
rigin is not something that should provoke deep concern? No, it is neither  2008 Page #37  

Word: "provoked", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

raph. Scott Ramsey's curiosity was provoked by tantalizing details in the B 2004 Page #70  
om UFO crash retrievals which have provoked an American policy of misinform 2004 Page #75  
turbing event that would also have provoked the Truman Administration's dec 2004 Page #80  
ort of "hairiness" about the metal provoked a lot of questions from the aca 2005 Page #158  
iological Warfare) that might have provoked things which the doctor had nev 2006 Page #126  
ch 1967 Key West Radar Lock On UFO Provoked Another Retaliation SLIDE # 19— 2006 Page #144  
nd l(jrtland doing that might have provoked attention of the disc intellige 2007 Page #162  
to 5 AM on December 28, 1980, that provoked U. S. Air Force Lt. Col. Charle 2008 Page #74  
 report of this oddly moving light provoked military officers, including RA 2009 Page #82  

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sadvantage. However, this scenario provokes maximum global effort to meet c 2006 Page #67  
ty considerations that the subject provokes, too, can somehow be justified. 2008 Page #37  

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s out of tissue paper and candles, provoking sightings across the southern  2004 Page #28  
en early May and end of July 1947, provoking President Truman to call for a 2004 Page #82  
l companies to be the most thought provoking. What we are seeing I th.ink,  2007 Page #76  

Word: "provost", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

first was Edwin Easley who was the Provost Marshall at the Roswell Army Air 2004 Page #84  
 Brazel's daughter Bessie insists? Provost Marshal Edwin Easley, head of th 2004 Page #144  

Word: "proxiaatoly", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nd assistants will be in China ap- proxiaatoly six weeks. I should like to  2003 Page #229  

Word: "proximity", 12 instance(s) (Back to Top)

observing a V-2 in flight in close proximity to the rocket, it apparently a 2004 Page #65  
an altitude above 60,000 feet, the proximity fuse on the warhead detonated  2004 Page #67  
es crashed on public land in close proximity to a civilian population. - Ci 2006 Page #72  
ly crashed on public land in close proximity to a sizable population center 2006 Page #74  
vided additional details about the proximity of roads and other features as 2006 Page #80  
58, just inside the base boundary. Proximity to Boron and the highway, and  2006 Page #87  
als in the herd or wild animals in proximity. 30 See Figure 2 at the end of 2006 Page #115  
e clarity of the night sky and the proximity of the witnesses to the event, 2006 Page #190  
is is not that unlikely due to the proximity of the Pacific Beach Naval Fac 2008 Page #44  
vel pit run by his family in close proximity to the Crash, and how Tuffy go 2008 Page #54  
ssified technology, or because the proximity of the Crash to the population 2008 Page #60  
nding several impressions in close proximity to the tree, approx 15 cm in d 2009 Page #137  

Word: "proximity-fuse", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 attempts to shoot them down using proximity-fuse antiaircraft shells that  2005 Page #121  

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. S~ urried a \l'hite satin C\.llt proxnrn :.0·11,.-ud d~ru1a.meoL pr-~!u b 2009 Page #163  

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anies developed the antidepressant Prozac (flouxetine) followed by Zoloft ( 2008 Page #140  
ponent of the use of drugs such as Prozac (Fluoxetine) which is 94% fluorid 2008 Page #140  

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omic bo,nb. s In Aue!~ :rnd today, Pro~. Leech r :11 Id he wns "su:-p:r!::: 2009 Page #183  

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ified and Specified Commands shall pro~·ide commanders or organizations res 2007 Page #175  

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R tOTOCA. T1115 MONO ONE.NA3 !Own) PRP XILOHETIPS NnRTH OF THE CITY DT SANT 2004 Page #21  
 and we were all on duty with full PRP. Col. Halt should review the regs on 2004 Page #49  
e prion enigma. The prion protein, PrP, can exist in two forms: normal and  2006 Page #114  
nd set about corrupting the normal PrP of their "host". Humans might be inf 2006 Page #114  

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pyright 2008 Dr. John B. Alexander Prrson"d By Jcjm B. ,\ lexondcr , Ph.D.  2008 Page #146  

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hock to the pubUC Dec. 1941: Byron Prtce. executive edNor of Associate Pren 2007 Page #16  

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bertson Panel calls for mass media Prtl!!ram of training and debunking to d 2007 Page #26  

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endency to let eagerness overpower prudence created detractors among his mi 2004 Page #222  

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the "fire on warning." It would be prudent and wise to at least inform Russ 2009 Page #22  

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ain wrote a long report titled 'La Prueba' (fhe ProoD, where he describes c 2007 Page #196  

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n. In a 1989 interview, SMSgt. Roy Pruitt told author James C. Goodall that 2006 Page #84  

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ible. In 1982, neurologist Stanley Prusiner of the University of California 2006 Page #114  

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rions are transmitted. Dr. Stanley Prusiner' s idea is that a single abnorm 2006 Page #114  

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o von Bismarck , who as premier of Prussia defeated Napoleon Ill in 1871 an 2008 Page #124  

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-Lomza(greatest concentration near Prussian border) Finland Baltic States B 2004 Page #165  

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 1988.12.0e • tikentor. Lee. imros Prvr lectr Ulan elm transxtuceis and app 2006 Page #35  

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ooded murder a Why: • He choose to pry into an area (UFO's ETs) that was cl 2004 Page #208  
next. The fact is that attempts to pry the UFO topic out of the closet and  2005 Page #76  

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d by the Property Services Agency (PSA), a now-defunct British governmental 2004 Page #52  
ity surveyor, just working for the PSA. Now, why the PSA would have a docum 2004 Page #52  
 working for the PSA. Now, why the PSA would have a document such as this,  2004 Page #52  
you saw the plan? I worked for the PSA between '88 and '90. They don't exis 2004 Page #53  

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nt's Psychological Strategy Board (PSB), established in 195 l to undertake  2008 Page #133  
t enemies. During his stint on the PSB, Gray's chief consultant was the ubi 2008 Page #133  

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ce Center) know at the time that a pseudo scientific project was about to b 2004 Page #178  

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ngth co question the merua-created pseudo-em·ironment. Don't let your insti 2007 Page #33  

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 previously described . 3. Create "pseudo-environment" using . :standard pr 2007 Page #29  
 pre\·iously described. 3. Create "pseudo-environment" using standard propa 2007 Page #29  

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call this witness Joel, which is a pseudonym for the witness who doesn't wa 2003 Page #68  
 interviewed in 1973 and given the pseudonym of Fritz \Xlerner by Ray Fowle 2005 Page #41  
. Stansel (previously known by the pseudonym Fritz Werner). Stansel graduat 2005 Page #168  
very day, and instead gave him the pseudonym of "James Prescott." Dodd also 2006 Page #122  
erely conjured it up as a suitable pseudonym. In other words, the fact that 2006 Page #128  
e Falkland's campaign and that the pseudonym of James Prescott was adopted  2006 Page #128  
arapsychology Research , under the pseudonym Fred Lee. The pseudonym, which 2009 Page #32  
 under the pseudonym Fred Lee. The pseudonym, which only dropped his last n 2009 Page #32  
tness -who has become known by the pseudonym of Fritz Werner. 1n reality, t 2009 Page #48  
the UFO Crash at Ros we! I under a pseudonym , but she would not make furth 2009 Page #95  

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circulating to the effect that the pseudonymous James Prescott was somehow  2006 Page #127  

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ch was that we did not want to use pseudonyms for the names of any of the w 2004 Page #48  

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fe span of a civilization. That is pseudoscience, no matter how many degree 2006 Page #12  

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n deal with the nUltary, political psg^helagiaal sltuatiana rent *d project 2003 Page #212  

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MIRAN • Bekhterev Brain Institute- Psi • Parapsychology as Academic Discipl 2004 Page #161  
 abduction fields, and paranormal (psi) topics; it was catalogued and open  2006 Page #197  
 other interesting papers from the psi, UFO, and alternative health fields. 2006 Page #197  

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own systems that may enhance alien psionic interfaces or alien teleportatio 2005 Page #163  

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ons Kapustin Yar Plesetsk Balkonur PSS TsUP NIPS Space Affairs Post 1960: A 2004 Page #156  
 Measuring and Tracking Stations • PSS: Search and Rescue Service • PVO: Ai 2004 Page #157  

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opinions or feelings GOsprcsscd by pssaossal Involred which do xxrt oenfozs 2003 Page #212  

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nvolved in those recoveries in the pst-1953 era were indeed projects Moon D 2007 Page #134  

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aLeMs.1 orNrS61,14 ISRIcets stymie PSTIT1091 TO DO OUT 1,1121002' Santiago  2004 Page #20  

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elligence, multi-layered security, psy-op development, over-all intelligenc 2006 Page #105  

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 Cutler had been with the CIA as a psy-ops (psychological operations) exper 2005 Page #97  
ng have possibly been some sort of psy-ops operation to gauge the reaction  2009 Page #140  

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trvmSeaeral tiimot, by Sinkgrield) psyatien boat& Witness oft alien bodies  2006 Page #26  

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se were in agreement with accepted psychiatric practice and commensurate wi 2003 Page #94  
aldol in the USA) and removed to a psychiatric facility with the designatio 2004 Page #169  
 and Policies V • The Haloperidol, Psychiatric Institutionalization, and po 2004 Page #170  
rei Sahkarov, who was removed to a psychiatric hospital of internal exile i 2004 Page #170  
EBEs, the citizens are admitted to psychiatric facilities and their politic 2004 Page #170  
ld. Once in prison Reich underwent psychiatric evaluation. Staff psycruatri 2005 Page #101  
                    r The American Psychiatric Association in its I 952 Dia 2008 Page #141  

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the famous Dr. Menninger to be the psychiatrist of record and as such he is 2003 Page #90  
f Navy. Menninger, now Forrestal's psychiatrist of record, flies back to hi 2003 Page #90  
llows this scenario: While a staff psychiatrist, Commander R.R. Dean is asl 2003 Page #91  
of battle." In his statement, Navy psychiatrist (Captain) George M. Raines  2003 Page #92  
ebriefed by KGB. • In some cases a psychiatrist is summoned after the MVD p 2004 Page #169  
nch of MJ-12 documents? I am not a psychiatrist, but I would suggest to enh 2006 Page #12  
Dr. Benjamin Simon, a Boston-based psychiatrist and neurologist. Having bee 2008 Page #35  

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ation to over one hundred thousand psychiatrists, psychologists and other m 2006 Page #197  
eriences. About 150 psychologists, psychiatrists, and others attended. Prof 2006 Page #198  
enerations of child and adolescent psychiatrists. The number of child psych 2008 Page #140  
1990. The influx of Nazi-developed psychiatrists after World War II, partic 2008 Page #140  

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be Sound; Raines is Chief of Neuro Psychiatry at Bethesda Naval Hospital. B 2003 Page #90  
ted by Dr. John Mack, Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School; Ro 2006 Page #197  
ourse, education , psycholo gy and psychiatry ... "It is not incorrect to s 2008 Page #144  

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 Annette Martin another well-known psychic sleuth confirmed much of the Huf 2003 Page #38  
anormal) members. They "planted" a psychic into a Washington University pro 2004 Page #123  
supporting to collect evidence for psychic phenomena. The plant had several 2004 Page #123  
t and the conversation would go to psychic, and then there would always be  2004 Page #181  
 you crazy?" Question: In terms of psychic or UFOs? UFOs. I would always sa 2004 Page #181  
ility of death • Remote Viewing ...Psychic says..                           2004 Page #198  
me our concepts of time, distance, psychic events and communication •~ny su 2005 Page #4  
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liens have been reported as having psychic abilities, it is conceivable tha 2006 Page #102  
is is even true in the presence of psychic phenomena. We just don't know th 2006 Page #116  
is know called remote viewing, the psychic ability to view over long distan 2008 Page #130  
at the Nazi conducted a program of psychic research under the name "Doktor  2008 Page #130  
y, the Nazi program which included psychic research and energy manipulation 2008 Page #130  
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 do all this logic and mathematics psychically, thereby suggesting lack of  2006 Page #102  

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enbaum." It is believed that these psychics, or spiritualists , made contac 2008 Page #130  

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rector of the Deutscher Verbandfur psychische Hygiene or the German Associa 2008 Page #140  

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■ High Altitude Research Project ■ Psycho-chemicals ■ Lasers CORSO'S CLAIMS 2005 Page #7  

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her by Dr. Ralph Greenson, a noted psychoanalyst to the Hollywood glitterac 2007 Page #137  

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 work and observation in the early psychoanalytic tradition, presented case 2005 Page #89  
g and the innuendo begun by former psychoanalytic colleagues would follow h 2005 Page #89  

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icine , and of course, education , psycholo gy and psychiatry ... "It is no 2008 Page #144  

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 was in Anthropolog); the other in PsycholOg)'• SLIDE# 38 Closer on Steve o 2005 Page #64  

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al find a lemorandon Report on the Psychologica/ Analysis of Reports of Uni 2004 Page #18  

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 Carl Gustav Jung, Ph.D. “A purely psychological explanation is ruled out.  2003 Page #18  
d is discussed in another paper on Psychological Warfare and the Majestic d 2003 Page #26  
lished in July 1991, page 69-71 2. Psychological Warfare and the majestic D 2003 Page #39  
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ere." vs. "...political, economic, psychological and military situations -  2003 Page #207  
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raisal of the political, economic, psychological and military situation, cu 2003 Page #222  
raisal of the political, economic, psychological and nri 3itary situations  2003 Page #225  
e press." (underline in original). Psychological warfare has specifically b 2004 Page #125  
racks in the ability of the PSYOP (psychological operations) people to cont 2004 Page #247  
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 a more detailed discussion of the psychological warfare aspects of the MJ- 2004 Page #254  
 data collection exercise and that psychological operations were ready to g 2004 Page #254  
ad been with the CIA as a psy-ops (psychological operations) expert, and in 2005 Page #97  
f the UFO controversv as a tool of psychological warfare in the 1950s. It i 2005 Page #133  
ining whether society survived the psychological stresses of contact. Media 2006 Page #57  
ation of NHI for signs of physical/psychological familiarity and vulnerabil 2006 Page #59  
search as well as the ever-present psychological warfare programs. Three co 2006 Page #117  
 of selected influential groups ,, Psychological manipulation ;, Rumors and 2007 Page #20  
g of selected influential groups r Psychological manipulation r Rumors and  2007 Page #21  
jnk the Enqwrer has been used as a psychological warfare tool to hide the f 2007 Page #25  
Ousted Gene Pope Jr. joins "Clt\'s psychological warfare unit." Chronology  2007 Page #26  
ple. This shows the Command o Solo psychological warfare aircraft. It repor 2007 Page #28  
erence wrth military facilities 4) Psychological warfare/ confusion of defe 2007 Page #36  
ilable from the CIA. (Not likely.) Psychological operations units or PSYOPS 2008 Page #111  
it credibility Intent of Tab "F" ■ Psychological operations units get green 2008 Page #122  
named Director of the government's Psychological Strategy Board (PSB), esta 2008 Page #133  
 l to undertake disinformation and psychological warfare against enemies. D 2008 Page #133  
ing to one source, Gray directed a psychological strategy study of UFOs con 2008 Page #133  
elds, has produced a blossoming of psychological disorders. 134             2008 Page #140  
 began to wear thin in the Kennedy psychological war of words and the Sovie 2009 Page #17  
t relegates the reporting to human psychological aberrations . (TS) Active  2009 Page #25  
xecutive Order to placing cold war psychological warfare programs under the 2009 Page #35  
ESTIC are now under preparation: A psychological warfare plan, an unconvent 2009 Page #36  
ng UFOs and extraterrestrial life: psychological warfare, covert military o 2009 Page #36  
rations as they relate to Cold War Psychological Warfare Plans I would like 2009 Page #37  
tivities and the relationship with psychological warfare. While the leaked  2009 Page #37  
cil and bring all intelligence and psychological warfare activities under d 2009 Page #37  
anjzation responsible for Cold War psychological warfare activities.11 Its  2009 Page #37  
intelligence activities related to psychological warfare. Abolishing the Op 2009 Page #38  
nment entity in order to bring its psychological warfare operations under t 2009 Page #38  
 that Kennedy had learned involved psychological warfare. The authenticity  2009 Page #38  
ans in support of MAJESTIC" was a "psychological warfare plan."14 Once agai 2009 Page #38  
en MJ-12 (MAJESTIC) operations and psychological warfare. Kennedy therefore 2009 Page #38  
s asking him for a review of MJ-12 psychological warfare operations. Allen  2009 Page #38  
he MJ-12 activities with regard to psychological activities. It describes U 2009 Page #38  
tial executive control of Cold War psychological warfare programs and the c 2009 Page #38  
ations as they related to Cold War Psychological Warfare Plans."20 The Burn 2009 Page #39  
edy's efforts to incorporate MJ-12 psychological warfare activities under t 2009 Page #40  
elates to counter-intelligence and psychological warfare operations. 173    2009 Page #179  

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 in touch with Dr. Leo Sprinkle, a psychologist who had been investigating  2003 Page #143  
He hired Barbie Taylor, a clinical psychologist, to conduct research. Her r 2006 Page #207  

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shish was pre- pared by one of out psychologists at. the Auto Nedical Labor 2004 Page #18  
by rud the orthodox scientists and psychologists condemn Reich? \'(lhy rud  2005 Page #103  
ne hundred thousand psychiatrists, psychologists and other mental health pr 2006 Page #197  
al personal experiences. About 150 psychologists, psychiatrists, and others 2006 Page #198  
psychiatrists. The number of child psychologists in U.S. schools grew from  2008 Page #140  
 grown to 374. The number of child psychologists in U.S. schools grew from  2008 Page #141  

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apher ('50s) allegedly a doctor of psychology, yet no records DOB. Aug 1921 2003 Page #36  
lated in such books as The J\tlass Psychology qf Fascism. Reich's blasts at 2005 Page #87  
, People I,, Tro11ble, The lvf.ass Psychology of Fa.scis111 and The Cancer  2005 Page #89  
orues and a profiling of the aLien psychology and motivation. In fact, ever 2005 Page #162  
akthroughs and more. The fields of psychology, sociology and anthropology w 2006 Page #60  
on to NHI threat and to assess NHI psychology and culture. Business Busines 2006 Page #64  
onse, A.A. Harrison, Department of Psychology, University of California, Da 2006 Page #70  
trieval Conference Matthew studied psychology at Texas Christian University 2006 Page #195  
elligence, that chey should have a psychology similar co that of men. At an 2008 Page #112  
 of medicine , phannaceuticals and psychology . By the time of his death in 2008 Page #140  
stitute, Association of Humanistic Psychology , Battelle Memorial Institute 2008 Page #143  

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allucinations or perhaps some mass psychosis. Of course, if UFO sightings r 2005 Page #118  
e undiagnos ed and contagious mass psychosis, that certainly should have qu 2005 Page #118  

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y in Pennsylvania; John Carpenter, psychotherapist; and Budd Hopkins, artis 2006 Page #198  
3, I had a phone call from a local psychotherapist who expressed an interes 2006 Page #205  

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. We had a fair share of fanatics, psychotics and people on the "fringe of  2006 Page #204  

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nd classified discoveries, such as psychotropic devices that can translate  2005 Page #167  

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 group AJON, Paola Maluje, and the psycruatrist Dr. Mario Dussuel, currentl 2007 Page #200  

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went psychiatric evaluation. Staff psycruatrists noted that he "gave no con 2005 Page #101  

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lating his social infrastructure - PSYOP Martin Redmond — (MP) • British Me 2004 Page #210  
 huge cracks in the ability of the PSYOP (psychological operations) people  2004 Page #247  
xist? Tab F directive is regarding PSYOP or psychological operations. "PSYO 2004 Page #253  
SYOP or psychological operations. "PSYOP units within the existing structur 2004 Page #253  

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 Psychological operations units or PSYOPS have the green light to "interrog 2008 Page #111  

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that the memos are very different. Psywar Discussion - Is Faking Logical? W 2003 Page #210  

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d him to be examined by a board of ps~ chiatrists, they pronounced l,jm san 2005 Page #103  

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s in fields as ruverse as biology, ps~chology, meteorology, cancer research 2005 Page #87  

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ument, not original, Source: S-2 C*pt C--rcei Cun-B wxdTMO Corf ?i The key  2003 Page #26  
S UPCIAT SATYLLITS I.CW IN rfouVIA PT ete4 tOlay that as of Play • eleoutiV 2004 Page #20  
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une, l3 l!cicntiiic pc:.ncip!es of pTo::lucln!! -tl'-There Is one clue ir:  2009 Page #182  

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esent at the Creation (W.W. Norton Pub., NY; 1969; pages 479-480). The seco 2006 Page #166  
rd U.S. Air Force response to both pub I ic and media inquiries, is as foll 2008 Page #23  

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he righteous wrath of the American pubbc. 1 f channeled in the right wa ',  2007 Page #40  

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earance ever given to any civilian pubbsher due co his prior work with SAC/ 2007 Page #95  

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t, "Showcasing the world." In thjs pubEc service advertisement from the cit 2007 Page #67  

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lle of llhidl r-11ed the Arnl"icai pubfic Vasttyimproval media cootrol by t 2009 Page #151  

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 from their allegedly responsib le pubic officials. What happens when a soc 2005 Page #77  
will attempt to use the media as a pubic control mechanism; media will both 2006 Page #58  

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s to the fiJm to a wide variety of pubJjshers and TV companies around the w 2005 Page #146  

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ts, not the wider interests of the publ.ic. We are now being cold that we m 2007 Page #36  

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roJcct will bc p:-lcd loon and the publ1c'o rlqht to ~now ohould begin. We  2008 Page #121  

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hether right or wrong, to keep the public from getting to excited. ” On Cam 2003 Page #11  
ould not hesitate to enlighten the public as soon and as completely as poss 2003 Page #18  
Sources II ■ Charlette Mann I .1 ■ Public classified documents M A ■ Leaked 2003 Page #22  
nts. The Documents Trail Are there public authentic documents that support  2003 Page #24  
 crash retrieval events? The first public evidence of this is the February  2003 Page #24  
eau Telephone book, Cape Girardeau public library 12. Cracraft-Miller Funer 2003 Page #39  
utics, Sikeston, MO 1942, Sikeston Public Library. 35                       2003 Page #39  
hat Thursday night, but so did the public. As the reports of the brilliant  2003 Page #55  
a, the word was getting out to the public through the news broadcasts. Appa 2003 Page #55  
eor may have satisfied the general public, it is now known that multitudes  2003 Page #56  
h the Kecksburg incident have gone public, standing up to those who ridicul 2003 Page #57  
from individuals who have not gone public. Since Unsolved Mysteries broadca 2003 Page #57  
 "in twenty years this will all be public knowledge." Myron said the only r 2003 Page #62  
olding a large UFO display for the public at a local mall. A man and his fa 2003 Page #63  
, which strongly suggests that the public was neither told the truth about  2003 Page #66  
. Another witness who has now gone public is Mike Slater, an engineer emplo 2003 Page #67  
 from other sources. Joel wants no public attention at this point since his 2003 Page #70  
ieval Conference later to tell the public what it really knows about the Ke 2003 Page #72  
UFO Crash Retrieval Conference The Public Record Office, London: The PRO is 2003 Page #74  
the delay in making their findings public." Perhaps because the factual inf 2003 Page #94  
n defense establishment, dedicated public servant, skilled administrator an 2003 Page #95  
ts, my mind is made up 2. What the public doesn't knots. I am not going to  2003 Page #118  
running in circles and the general public huddling behind a curtain of laug 2003 Page #142  
otect would never see the light of public truth. The people and situations  2003 Page #148  
 "there was no use in exciting the public with the 'horrible truth' [about  2003 Page #150  
 Robertson panel in 1953 to reduce public attention to this topic. In 1954, 2003 Page #170  
rtson panel met in Jan 53, reduced public attention e French landings in 19 2003 Page #170  
igin, huge emphasis on keeping the public uninformed, and very practical cr 2003 Page #171  
ity is of massive importance; keep public in dark n Crating, uncrating inst 2003 Page #172  
for security o Bad impact upon the public if general knowledge o Danger if  2003 Page #172  
r shapes shown are consistent with public reports INTRO —DEFINITION AND DAT 2003 Page #174  
l conditions: if large segments of public and press witness them, use Conti 2003 Page #175  
e event that large segments of the public and press witness the craft. Such 2003 Page #176  
al so that nothing gets lost or in public hands. Slide 31 details the proce 2003 Page #176  
with them 22. General: TOP SECRET, public not to know, creatures do not exi 2003 Page #177  
ed by mutual agreement; if land in public view, prepare cover stories for m 2003 Page #177  
 it was to answer questions of the public. This man was a many-year employe 2003 Page #179  
mployee, and quite a credit to the Public Printer. He assessed the good cop 2003 Page #179  
e military, then release it to the public via the normal patent process. Ma 2003 Page #185  
be perfect; satellites were in the public mind and media No security contro 2003 Page #186  
 from becoming widespread accepted public knowledge by the media. Part of t 2003 Page #187  
for the Government not to tell the public what was going on. I thought that 2003 Page #187  
 Our ability to suppress this from public might cause worry; what else has  2003 Page #188  
were, or were not, if an effective public hearing were held." Ford did noth 2003 Page #195  
at demonstrates that — contrary to public and media opinion — there are off 2004 Page #4  
e are not available to the general public. From the former Soviet Union the 2004 Page #15  
ward the earth. It sailed over the public square and when it reached the no 2004 Page #26  
e events demonstrate that when the public has been conditioned by the news  2004 Page #28  
 is fact to Chris and I but to the public it has to remain a story. However 2004 Page #45  
First Class Larry Warren, had gone public and become the case's whistleblow 2004 Page #46  
has remained in some corner of the public eye ever since. When Lel t At Eas 2004 Page #46  
s very personal aftermath, to make public the case we had built and the evi 2004 Page #46  
 wish I didn't encourage you to go public, none of us knew what we were get 2004 Page #50  
of event-related letters, reports, public inquiries and Parliamentary corre 2004 Page #58  
 going back to Larry's first going public more than twenty years ago. Nonet 2004 Page #59  
ward and put their accounts on the public record. For those who have alread 2004 Page #59  
emain classified and off limits to public and media to this day. SLIDE #8:  2004 Page #64  
ational in 1948, but no one in the public and media knew anything about the 2004 Page #71  
 government was scared that if the public knew that something from outer sp 2004 Page #79  
ie and misinform the press and the public in order to prevent panic and to  2004 Page #80  
hat was in them from the press and public. In the year 1952, Truman's appoi 2004 Page #80  
lack of control from the press and public. The "peculiar phenomena" could s 2004 Page #82  
n in November 1950, did not become public until 1979 when researchers force 2004 Page #89  
 U.S. government might soon make a public statement. Gordon Cox at the Emba 2004 Page #90  
-Smith interview transcript became public to researchers in the early 1980s 2004 Page #92  
1970s. It was not announced to the public until 2002. Wilbert's oldest son  2004 Page #93  
mes was the one that made the fact public. In an earlier conversation with  2004 Page #93  
ed saucers and bodies was not made public until 20 years after Schwartz wro 2004 Page #98  
r Bush who was at the time leaving public service. Dr. Sarbacher was re-con 2004 Page #98  
MJ-12 document which had been made public only weeks before. Walker replied 2004 Page #99  
A talking to an alien never became public while it was going on. It only be 2004 Page #105  
rnment has carefully leaked to the public the history of UFO crashes and th 2004 Page #105  
red, in 1981, as their Director of Public Relations. But it was on August 2 2004 Page #108  
 until 1970, Stringfield served as Public Relations Advisor for NICAP, the  2004 Page #108  
l this information has been in the public domain for years. To do an effect 2004 Page #117  
38 and the perception was that the public reacted strongly to the idea of a 2004 Page #123  
to reveal what has happened to the public without there being recrimination 2004 Page #123  
eption. There is a stamp, "Not for Public Disclosure," that has been used o 2004 Page #123  
a of covert operations to fool the public began with the Manhattan Project  2004 Page #125  
ed and documented for the American public, and the authentic stamp, "Not fo 2004 Page #125  
 and the authentic stamp, "Not for Public Inspection" symbolizes this. Some 2004 Page #125  
part of a conspiracy and kept from public acceptance, but have now become a 2004 Page #125  
ut have now become accepted by the public as facts. The first secret was th 2004 Page #125  
 craft and aliens, and keeping the public in the dark. If the first big cra 2004 Page #127  
e without a need to know. "Not for Public Inspection." The crises of earlie 2004 Page #129  
us control they have over what the public thinks. The UFO secrecy process,  2004 Page #130  
he techniques used to convince the public of most anything. Closing Specula 2004 Page #130  
ts maybe still being kept from the public shown on my last Slide 29. Rememb 2004 Page #130  
't have believed it. Nor would the public, except for a small minority who  2004 Page #132  
rrestrial contact from the general public. The authenticity of these docume 2004 Page #134  
ow did this all come back into the public eye, after having been essentiall 2004 Page #134  
n autopsy film" first shown to the public in a Fox TV special in 1995. That 2004 Page #137  
nsions could ever be kept from the public. However, there are many examples 2004 Page #140  
are deliberately "leaked" into the public arena, for the very purpose of ma 2004 Page #140  
eve there were aliens. And yet the public relations personnel at Wright Pat 2004 Page #144  
 on the Moon, stated recently in a public lecture in Roswell, New Mexico, t 2004 Page #146  
 GAO tells us occurred at Roswell, public understanding of the truth, whate 2004 Page #148  
It is not hard, therefore, for the public to come to the conclusion that th 2004 Page #176  
d that there were or were not if a public hearing were held." 174           2004 Page #177  
iscussion of UFOs. UFOs had been a public relations nightmare for the Air F 2004 Page #178  
ir Force and government got out of public UFO investigation about the same  2004 Page #178  
ry. The documentary would tell the public the story that the government not 2004 Page #178  
UFO documentary to acclimatize the public to the fact that we were being vi 2004 Page #179  
O story is finally revealed to the public, Richard Nixon will be a key play 2004 Page #180  
pt to be upfront with the American public about what the government really  2004 Page #180  
 propaganda — and its influence on public behavior." He had written his gra 2004 Page #181  
e had been used to acclimatize the public on UFOs. Q: Are they trying to sl 2004 Page #184  
ease the UFO story to the American public. Jimmy Carter, for example, asked 2004 Page #185  
rmined to get the UFO truth to the public, but his ability to release was l 2004 Page #186  
ut was unable to release it to the public. This came from a comment made by 2004 Page #187  
nd was unable to release it to the public came from a story that was being  2004 Page #188  
elp to unravel the mystery for the public. Greg Bishop, a close friend of M 2004 Page #189  
 government wanted released to the public. In an interview with me, Emenegg 2004 Page #192  
t by the government to mislead the public, and they refused to buy into the 2004 Page #193  
s which if I had gone out into the public with would have make me look like 2004 Page #195  
get the Holloman film out into the public, so it appears that the showing o 2004 Page #197  
ch as security oaths and a lack of public interest and support, which keep  2004 Page #197  
nowledge of his employers with the public • Close friends with Donald Keyho 2004 Page #205  
ll proven UFO hoaxes back into the public eye seemed like a good idea, part 2004 Page #215  
ree decades, since it first became public, despite the various conflicting  2004 Page #216  
 has been re- opened and is in the public eye." As with Roswell, not all of 2004 Page #217  
as been published and put into the public domain by the FBI?"22 Perhaps, if 2004 Page #219  
eneged on a verbal agreement to go public if Gebauer denied it, which he di 2004 Page #219  
ent agents, after the story became public knowledge with the publication of 2004 Page #221  
"junk," thus lying to the American public. Could George help? Filer, it tur 2004 Page #226  
FOs. Not only are documents in the public domain, but living witnesses also 2004 Page #242  
ical operations) people to control public exposure to flying saucers in 195 2004 Page #247  
 to 54/12 policy directive." Other public sources have confirmed the existe 2004 Page #252  
authorized only when responding to public and congressional inquiries. Tab  2004 Page #253  
uch as MUFON have a real impact on public opinion, let alone official inves 2004 Page #254  
20 kW delivery? Uses NdFcB magnets Public domain invention Innovative , may 2005 Page #21  
ount of money to make the women go public and deny their story. If the girl 2005 Page #35  
the Brazilian authorities would go public about the UFO phenomenon. The fir 2005 Page #35  
a free country, he argued, and the public had its logical cool in Congress  2005 Page #75  
owing attempt to bring this matter public recognition via the formal politi 2005 Page #75  
f media repeat this to the general public year after year. The academic est 2005 Page #76  
stablishm ent also helps to stifle public discourse by refusing to admit an 2005 Page #76  
-that-be" are slowly preparing the public for the truth. I do not believe t 2005 Page #76  
loset and bring it into widespread public discussion have failed for decade 2005 Page #76  
g Ti111es, 18 February 2004. Also, public statement on 3 Ju.ly 2004 in Rosw 2005 Page #81  
Area 51, were the first to receive public attention. Amazingly, after nearl 2005 Page #82  
enty years, there remains a strong public debate among UFO researchers on t 2005 Page #82  
and civil rights led to a definite public mood that the executive branch of 2005 Page #84  
ties that had hitherto been beyond public oversight . Almost immediately, k 2005 Page #84  
ents began to be released into the public domain. Although the initial hope 2005 Page #84  
milar political crisis. Widespread public discontent over foreign wars reve 2005 Page #84  
. Trus concerns the possibility of public panic. I don't think the secret-k 2005 Page #85  
nversation with a woman at a local public library; a mom out with her kids, 2005 Page #85  
think it's a good idea to tell the public? Why frighten people?" Because sh 2005 Page #86  
fy his findings without fanfare or public acknowledgement. One of the exper 2005 Page #91  
's ongoing UFO record-keeping (and public relations) program, Project Blue  2005 Page #95  
essary from the standpoint of good public relations." Dr. Byers, the physic 2005 Page #99  
erious UFO studies to the American public, much to the detriment of both th 2005 Page #99  
hjstoric book is the most complete public im entory to date of human encoun 2005 Page #117  
d ridicule imposed on the American public since at least the time of World  2005 Page #118  
ects in the sky." After decades of public conditioning through books, perio 2005 Page #119  
ajestic 12 documents leaked to the public over a lengthy period of time. Tl 2005 Page #119  
t directly addresses the essential public relations problem of ufology: wit 2005 Page #120  
rted since 1897 and what exists in public domain on the subject. At present 2005 Page #123  
 not only from the impact upon the public should the existence of such matt 2005 Page #128  
cies or individuals of the general public .... It should be remembered when 2005 Page #129  
esearcher ; await the researcher's public statements; then announce it was  2005 Page #132  
n that were declassified or became public after the case was exposed? Conte 2005 Page #136  
tired in 1981 as their Director of Public Relations. But it was on August 2 2005 Page #138  
 He served from 1957 until 1970 as Public Relations Advisor for the Washing 2005 Page #139  
onferences and stirring the pot of public interest. Dr. Robert Wood, respec 2005 Page #139  
hat has been exerted over what the public thmks. In contrast, Leonard Strin 2005 Page #140  
at have now been released into the public domain by the Department of State 2005 Page #142  
hese sources were surprised to see public reference to the Bolivia event ab 2005 Page #143  
ormation since that time indicates public disclosure of MOON DUST led co re 2005 Page #143  
s of his family will eventually go public. Until they do, Santilli will not 2005 Page #150  
n that he had not previousl y made public, as far as I'm aware. I asked him 2005 Page #151  
UFO researchers and members of the public alike have assigned the Alien Aut 2005 Page #151  
rso's credentials were a matter of pubLic record. Others have spoken out as 2005 Page #168  
brary and was not available to the public. According to Bill Jenkins who ho 2005 Page #173  
codes. There was really nothing in public until 25 years later despite the  2006 Page #8  
t they want, that is preparing the public for the date when the great secre 2006 Page #12  
o think "Gotcha", to disinform the public so that the fake documents would  2006 Page #12  
gation is too much trouble and the public won't know the difference". I dis 2006 Page #12  
eived a significant boost with the public emergence of the Special Operatio 2006 Page #14  
 it is extremely unlikely that its public emergence forty years later would 2006 Page #15  
d researcher" who brought into the public arena "a multitude of government  2006 Page #17  
s and successfully kept out of the public arena. 21                         2006 Page #24  
gious, academic, business, general public—might react and interact in the f 2006 Page #48  
he participants agreed not to make public the identities of those involved, 2006 Page #49  
, science, business, media and the public at large. Government Governments  2006 Page #55  
er; then it would seek to preserve public welfare and ensure that its citiz 2006 Page #56  
en the NHI and governments and the public. Their expertise might be require 2006 Page #56  
HI communications with the general public. Public In the end, the response  2006 Page #57  
nications with the general public. Public In the end, the response of the p 2006 Page #57  
ic In the end, the response of the public to a Contact event would influenc 2006 Page #57  
avior such as looting. Maintaining public order in the early stages of any  2006 Page #57  
ng government and law enforcement. Public reactions might vary considerably 2006 Page #57  
 compiled to represent the general public. Participant stakeholder groups w 2006 Page #58  
ediate reactions among the general public. Schisms might arise among scient 2006 Page #58  
orking with government to maintain public order. Theologians would test the 2006 Page #58  
th rumors and conspiracy theories. Public Public reaction would depend heav 2006 Page #58  
rs and conspiracy theories. Public Public reaction would depend heavily on  2006 Page #58  
e in the daily conditions of life, public preoccupation with the NHI might  2006 Page #58  
gious authorities to help maintain public order while buying time to penetr 2006 Page #59  
d upon by government to act in the public interest but would assert its ind 2006 Page #59  
would rapidly proliferate, fanning public confusion and turmoil. Government 2006 Page #59  
a by measures akin to martial law. Public -- „ • Initially, the public woul 2006 Page #59  
 law. Public -- „ • Initially, the public would be mainly fearful and mistr 2006 Page #59  
nevolence beyond reasonable doubt, public behavior will gradually return to 2006 Page #59  
ents are complete, and the general public is largely ready to accept the ne 2006 Page #60  
.. usi c , For the majority of the public, this scenario would be more evol 2006 Page #60  
rding the NHI, not only toward the public but internally as well, because o 2006 Page #61  
ernment would put high priority on public education to reduce fear and para 2006 Page #61  
amount of distracting fluff. Media Public Most people would look to governm 2006 Page #61  
e called upon to help. Keeping the public informed and reassured while mana 2006 Page #62  
military effort, and meeting basic public needs for food, water, energy, co 2006 Page #62  
oke divine protection and preserve public hope and faith. The media would b 2006 Page #62  
l information and organizing tool. Public As NHI hostility became evident,  2006 Page #62  
ort to find advantage. Maintaining public order would be increasingly diffi 2006 Page #62  
ence 41111 Business Religion Media Public government/military overnight. Al 2006 Page #63  
eaders would try to maintain basic public services as long as possible. How 2006 Page #63  
Church leaders would be crucial to public order but would be working at the 2006 Page #63  
oadcast media in effort to control public perception of NHI, direct emergen 2006 Page #63  
all is not lost. If media crashed, public morale and cohesion would crash t 2006 Page #63  
es. Media would be used to bolster public confidence, downplay danger and p 2006 Page #63  
key challenge would be to maintain public morale, civic order and semblance 2006 Page #64  
ciences would be engaged to manage public perceptions and reaction to NHI t 2006 Page #64  
. Government would seek to control public perceptions of Media NRI through  2006 Page #64  
eater control over media activity. Public A key risk in this scenario is lo 2006 Page #64  
y risk in this scenario is loss of public trust in authority. People would  2006 Page #64  
tical of all official information. Public morale would slowly disintegrate. 2006 Page #64  
candor and leadership. To maintain public order, government would require t 2006 Page #64  
rnment would stay engaged with the public and key stakeholders but prepare  2006 Page #65  
at to bunkers. Due to strangeness, public would be more inclined than in pr 2006 Page #65  
ic services afloat. Religion Media Public As hostility became evident, most 2006 Page #65  
tial to maintaining a semblance of public order and hope, and government wo 2006 Page #65  
agement of NH!. In face of growing public disorientation and despondency, m 2006 Page #65  
ness and hostility became evident, public morale and social order would plu 2006 Page #65  
vivalism or paramilitary activity. Public hopelessness and demoralization c 2006 Page #65  
mation flow is essential to reduce public and parochial uncertainties; maxi 2006 Page #66  
d parochial uncertainties; maximum public education about nature, purpose a 2006 Page #66  
mation flow is essential to reduce public and parochial uncertainties: maxi 2006 Page #66  
d parochial uncertainties: maximum public education about nature, purpose a 2006 Page #66  
ghly disruptive and uncontrollable public sentiments. Slow-Familiar -Positi 2006 Page #66  
iliar-positive might raise maximum public doubts and recriminations toward  2006 Page #67  
rnments might seek to mask/deflect public awareness of unfolding contact to 2006 Page #67  
tion, maximum information flow and public education would be critical to ma 2006 Page #67  
ghly disruptive and uncontrollable public sentiments as well as extreme rea 2006 Page #67  
 law could happen quickly. Extreme public reactions will occur, including w 2006 Page #68  
ions will be called upon to uphold public faith and morale by all possible  2006 Page #68  
e. Sense of foreboding could erode public morale before threat is clear. Ch 2006 Page #69  
ivilian cooperation and obedience. Public education and indoctrination will 2006 Page #69  
ions will be called upon to uphold public faith and morale by all possible  2006 Page #69  
ecret aerospace vehicle crashes on public land? Is the site sanitized? Do t 2006 Page #71  
little (if any) information to the public. Sometimes disinformation is give 2006 Page #71  
quired). - The vehicles crashed on public land in close proximity to a civi 2006 Page #72  
st Blackbird to be revealed to the public. Until then the aircraft was unkn 2006 Page #73  
aircraft had apparently crashed on public land in close proximity to a siza 2006 Page #74  
 creating a cover story to prevent public exposure of the OXCART program. B 2006 Page #75  
morandum would ever be seen by the public. This was an official communicati 2006 Page #76  
e accident. This proved a terrible public relations gaff and security blund 2006 Page #83  
security blunder. It drew unwanted public and media attention, and rampant  2006 Page #83  
little attention from the press or public. The first outsiders to visit the 2006 Page #83  
ent Responds To Top Secret Crashes public land required crossing the Kern R 2006 Page #84  
. 14) relatively accessible to the public. The description of the mysteriou 2006 Page #87  
publicity for the town because the public "might think we were crazy up her 2006 Page #93  
 link the topic in the mind of the public: "The War of the Worlds" and the  2006 Page #101  
d the science fiction classics The public, the government, and the media ha 2006 Page #102  
 UFOs by the Government and by the public. The War of the Worlds left the i 2006 Page #102  
 that interacts with the media and public, and the Dugway Proving Ground, a 2006 Page #106  
t of beer in the nearby Dudlg Arms public house. He stated shortly afterwar 2006 Page #120  
tish Government to get the general public thinking about the possibility of 2006 Page #131  
n terms of recruiting, training or public relations. This was the case, for 2006 Page #131  
e, United States Air Force, Chief, Public Affairs Office, Royal Air Force B 2006 Page #137  
nce agencies knew the government's public explanation was a lie. Bill and D 2006 Page #144  
all this did not exist because the public was not ready to hear or see it.  2006 Page #152  
because he strongly feels that the public should be told the truth. Slide 2 2006 Page #156  
e rules.' DID YOU ASK HIM WHEN THE PUBLIC AND THE MEDIA WOULD BE ALLOWED TO 2006 Page #162  
American? (Long pause) I think the public should be given the truth. That's 2006 Page #163  
hat the government didn't want the public to know about. If that had been t 2006 Page #191  
 of interest. In addition to these public gatherings, CONTACT offers a priv 2006 Page #193  
that are off-limits to the general public. We visited many of the labs, one 2006 Page #199  
was slipped onto the books without public debate. Research Assistance Also, 2006 Page #202  
l books on the topic and conducted public surveys. Consequently, he had bee 2006 Page #203  
opies of the shows for sale to the public. The list of guests ran the gamut 2006 Page #203  
show, Area 2000, was to invite the public to call the Foundation with accou 2006 Page #204  
ed to give some information to the public, about UFOs and the aliens, witho 2006 Page #205  
ssional in their dealings with the public, and let the information "trickle 2006 Page #205  
o rude important events and reduce public curiosity. Hansen will also djscu 2007 Page #7  
o hide important events and reduce public curiosity. 4. Potential ways to c 2007 Page #9  
alemate required changing American public opinion. The massive Briti h prop 2007 Page #10  
zation was called the Committee on Public Information, or CPI. Journalist C 2007 Page #10  
U.S. government needed to overcome public opposition to entering the war. l 2007 Page #12  
war. lf one accepts this, then the public rationale for creating the CIA wa 2007 Page #12  
t president of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, was a career propag 2007 Page #14  
ose, president and CEO of National Public Radio, also worked in U.S. govern 2007 Page #14  
es help the U.S. government manage public opinion and the government likewi 2007 Page #14  
irurruze the shock to the American public. \Xlitrun two days, Byron Price,  2007 Page #16  
ar II but has been hidden from the public via military censorship. If any U 2007 Page #17  
that period, we can be certain the public would not have been told. Here is 2007 Page #17  
echnical information was kept from public view. And, of course, the newly c 2007 Page #17  
l the best tools for deceiving the public about what was actually taking pl 2007 Page #21  
r interesting method used to limit public curiosity about UFOs. In the 1960 2007 Page #25  
clear role in deceptivel y shaping public opinion about UFOs. 1 could proba 2007 Page #28  
ts could easily be hidden from the pubLic. The world is still a big place a 2007 Page #29  
y easy to hide from the meclia and public. When the first atomic bomb was s 2007 Page #30  
en was an ad man, NYC ■ He went to public library often ■ Seemed like he ha 2007 Page #43  
billions of dollars every day from public and undisclosed funds. 47         2007 Page #53  
igned co gradually acclimatize the public co this other reality. Varied bon 2007 Page #59  
ess coverage of same, and a strong public interest in the subject. Another  2007 Page #60  
 co 8 year olds and formulated for public as well as Montessori school chil 2007 Page #63  
ion affects everyone ." In another public service advertisement, this one f 2007 Page #67  
952, a paper wl,jch djdn't see the public light of day until 1987. Bue the  2007 Page #75  
er of the Board of Trustees of the public policy think tank, the Brookings  2007 Page #76  
 im olved in, unless they want the public to take UFOs and aliens more seri 2007 Page #77  
vert effort in place to assist the public in making what will very likely b 2007 Page #77  
ces as they continue to assure the public that UFOs and aliens are real -in 2007 Page #77  
o I thought it was for the greater public good and that I was in the right. 2007 Page #86  
. So was the NASA sire military or public. GM: The NASA stuff was public an 2007 Page #87  
 or public. GM: The NASA stuff was public and some of the other stuff was m 2007 Page #87  
rnment sites. They are supposedl y public but infact the) are not really th 2007 Page #87  
call y created to give the general public a technically accurate representa 2007 Page #94  
rate historical account now in the public domain. \Xlhat )OU are about to r 2007 Page #94  
an act of GOD ro get it out to the public". ENCOUNTER AT WRIGHT PATTERSON A 2007 Page #114  
 fully declassify and release into public domain, the technical details, ph 2007 Page #120  
eving whatever fell by keeping the public and the land owners away from the 2007 Page #128  
 did not wish to alarm the general public. In other words, this gels very w 2007 Page #136  
n the Anomaly that are exempt from public disclosure for reasons not presen 2007 Page #138  
e was un)jkely to surface into the public domrun. The reference co "AQ-4" i 2007 Page #144  
Bob and Ryan Wood and archived for public study at www.majesticdocuments .c 2007 Page #160  
Os. I could understand that, given public reaction and perception. In fact, 2008 Page #14  
r 21, 1962, Major C.R. Hart of the Public lnformation Office, responding to 2008 Page #15  
uring the prevention of attacks on public infrastructures, their personnel, 2008 Page #24  
40s-namely, to forever deny to the public that the UFO issue is one that ha 2008 Page #32  
 came in from police stations, the public and local RAF stations. In fact,  2008 Page #33  
assume that misleading the general public for sixty years on not just the e 2008 Page #37  
, ".Maneuvers are going on and the public is being kept out.for their own s 2008 Page #43  
 and those who lead by serving the public and their officers. Robbie was on 2008 Page #44  
ble he wanted to quell the growing public curiosity about the mysterious fl 2008 Page #55  
UFO cases where there is extensive public attention, the explanation offere 2008 Page #55  
as worked for the last 25 years on public outreach programs for the Departm 2008 Page #57  
 around Westport would have been a public relations nightmare . The officia 2008 Page #60  
ould have been, would you tell the public the truth if you did recover some 2008 Page #60  
ents people can expect to see. The Public Records Acts Before the UK's Free 2008 Page #61  
came fully into force in 2005, the Public Records Acts set down the rules o 2008 Page #61  
a closed organization with limited public and media interface. The Departme 2008 Page #62  
ers that in view of the historical/public interest, all UFO files would be  2008 Page #62  
anagement divisions or sent to the Public Records Office (now renamed the N 2008 Page #62  
in all, covering sighting reports, public correspondence , policy files and 2008 Page #63  
 26th April, I 984: Members of the public report a UFO in Stanmore. Two pol 2008 Page #64  
econcilin g Directorate Air Staffs public line that they "weren't intereste 2008 Page #68  
oD. Journalists and members of the public who make FOI requests relating to 2008 Page #68  
testimonies so no credibility with public and media.) They are going to giv 2008 Page #93  
lity are using lies to control the public and media while perpetuating thei 2008 Page #96  
ed to collect infom1ation from the public, and then maybe figure out whom t 2008 Page #111  
 discredit. But it also fooled the public into thinking that we really didn 2008 Page #111  
d deals not with requests from the public but from authorized people and in 2008 Page #111  
or assassination and did not enter public parlance for many years. In concl 2008 Page #112  
nclude ubiquitous video cameras in public places, face recognition technolo 2008 Page #123  
nt version of Socialism advocating public ownership of all means of product 2008 Page #124  
r. H. P. Robertson which deflected public attention away from UFOs by concl 2008 Page #134  
 Hoagland , these cross-correlated public records now provide firm evidence 2008 Page #135  
ir medical records sealed from the public) involve the use of mind-altering 2008 Page #141  
 The Nuclear Elephant. Contrary to public opinion, non-polluting nuclear No 2009 Page #10  
effectiveness and morale, and less public confidence , than at any time in  2009 Page #15  
y is making a careful study of the public announcement but was even more re 2009 Page #18  
e the two will remain inseparable. Public awareness is more advanced in the 2009 Page #20  
 field; and to inform the American public through various means the true st 2009 Page #21  
ions to sensationalize and inflame public opinion of the reality of the eve 2009 Page #25  
oc. In this present environment of public awareness of the phenomenon , pre 2009 Page #25  
e mission to the moon and eventual public release of classified UFO files b 2009 Page #40  
ssify UFO files require a thorough public investigation . ENDNOTES 1 Even t 2009 Page #46  
r Force responded to the increased public interest by publishing the now in 2009 Page #87  
ere no references available to the public; the project remained classified. 2009 Page #91  
ir regret. C She believed that the public deserves to be told the truth. In 2009 Page #95  
r accounts and observations on the public record are unique to the witness, 2009 Page #135  
lian honor, the Navy Distinguished Public Service Award, for his outstandin 2009 Page #164  
 that Arnold had received from the public. Arnold noted in his book The Com 2009 Page #179  

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y Clearance and do NOT wish to 'go public' and risk losing my career and co 2003 Page #97  

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nched. So, satellites w ere on the public's mind and "downed satellites" we 2003 Page #183  
 controlling the perception in the public's mind of government attempts of  2004 Page #125  
roject will be pried loose and the public's right to know should begin. We  2004 Page #248  
oiner "thought it was time for the public's right to know to begin" as stat 2004 Page #253  
to use such themes to increase the public's awareness and acceptance of an  2007 Page #59  
loying such themes to increase the public's awareness and acceptance of an  2007 Page #76  
d? And: can the restriction of the public's right to know, for the sake of  2008 Page #26  
, which became linked in the local public's mind with the persistent presen 2008 Page #74  
s of Paperclip finally reached the public's ears, the infusion of Nazis int 2008 Page #137  

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 could be useful, not the constant public-relations headache it had become. 2003 Page #141  
UFO reports. It had become a major public-relations problem due to the high 2007 Page #18  
nson was. He wasn't some low-level public-relations lackey. In fact, he was 2007 Page #22  

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oiting the NHI contact with little public-sector oversight. This would not  2006 Page #61  

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Often written in angry displays of public-spirited concern, they warn the g 2005 Page #102  

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                     Followino-the publicati on of his column in O Globo, S 2007 Page #195  

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not know what 1 had, but after the publication of three books on pioneer hi 2003 Page #45  
sms that might not fit the alleged publication time, looking at the use of  2003 Page #181  
rwegian General Staff is preparing publication of a report on the examinati 2004 Page #13  
 at a later time. Therefore, every publication has been read and assigned a 2004 Page #110  
issues International UFO Reporter, publication of J. Allen Hynek Center for 2004 Page #149  
y became public knowledge with the publication of Frank Scully's book Behin 2004 Page #221  
Reverse Engineering. Submitted for publication. ■ Hamilton, William. 2005.  2005 Page #12  
 bookstore in Rangeley, Maine. The publication, whkh contains the complete  2005 Page #93  
legal action against Brady and the publication might well have put Straight 2005 Page #94  
ive it, recording that thought for publication and standing by it in the fa 2005 Page #102  
ho would claim otherwise. With the publication of this work, Majic E)'es 01 2005 Page #119  
That information was from a little publication that they had that the perso 2006 Page #19  
the pages of the popular newsstand publication, UFO Magazine, Dodd refused  2006 Page #122  
odd's, and editor of the newsstand publication on espionage Eye-Spy Mager4n 2006 Page #128  
rning the events discussed in this publication, please contact the publishe 2006 Page #195  
spicions. The caller referred to a publication on the Mathematics of the Fa 2006 Page #205  
res them more clearly." In a trade publication ad from the 1990s Cubic Comm 2007 Page #71  
ority for the clearance needed for publication at that time (th.is sighting 2007 Page #110  
nterest of the Air Force" to delay publication of his article. Jack was sea 2007 Page #110  
Alien Viruses, Dr. Robert M. Wood, publication pending 21 Ibid. 33          2008 Page #39  
Information section and search the Publication Scheme and the Disclosure Lo 2008 Page #62  
 only 112 mental disorders. By the publication of DSMIV in I 994, the numbe 2008 Page #141  
estions about such a study and its publication were raised then, as they wi 2009 Page #12  
estions about such a study and its publication were raised then, as they wi 2009 Page #23  
Journal of Orgonomy , a scientific publication dedicated to the work of Or. 2009 Page #139  

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including technical manuals, other publications o Appendix II has list of p 2003 Page #174  
ance 2. Supply regulation 3. Other publications: training, technical regula 2003 Page #177  
hnical regulations, administrative publications, organizations and tables o 2003 Page #177  
dern ” □ This was in common use in publications in 1954, the alleged date □ 2003 Page #180  
K • Len Stringfield, the man • His publications • The master table of repor 2004 Page #107  
paid my phone bills. Stringfield's Publications In 1957, Stringfield's firs 2004 Page #108  
o gy, as well as articles for such publications as Jane's Defense ll7eek91, 2005 Page #82  
 24, Number 2, New York, Orgonomic Publications, Inc, 1990. Robbins, P.: J, 2005 Page #105  
 25, Number 1, New York, Orgonomic Publications, Inc, 1991. Scharaf, M.: FN 2005 Page #105  
l Intelligence, Byron Press Visual Publications, 1990. 67                   2006 Page #70  
ton Engineering Anomalies Research publications. H.G. Wells, War of the Wor 2006 Page #102  
anniversar y saw a glut of related publications as well as all manner of br 2007 Page #63  
onosphere and is author of several publications . Currently , Prof. Kelley  2008 Page #75  
 Children 's Books, Fodor's Travel Publications, Living Language , RH Puzzl 2008 Page #143  
ampaigns, establish "professional" publications and societies, steam roller 2008 Page #144  
hival sources ■ Research journals, publications, and books ■ Personal inter 2008 Page #158  
think of checking them against the publications of Harry Ransom as well as  2009 Page #14  
f Harry Ransom as well as selected publications of members of the Associati 2009 Page #14  
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hief Schmitz, hired famed New York publicist Ivy Lee to pass proprietary in 2008 Page #127  

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cy theory, and dropped his fear of publicity. He began writing to his Senat 2003 Page #144  
I do not think there should be any publicity on this until the day before W 2003 Page #204  
awley died about the time the 1973 publicity about Aurora broke. "I heard t 2004 Page #29  
e any known phenomena. The ensuing publicity from papers all over the count 2004 Page #87  
oks, and him going on some kind of publicity tour for them, he was called a 2004 Page #189  
he Afr Force was "getting too much publicity and there were too many people 2005 Page #39  
Interestingl y, in the wake of the publicity given to the Kingman case in L 2005 Page #42  
 had paid any attention to all the publicity surrounrung "flying saucers,"  2005 Page #94  
but unsuccessful follow-up, and no publicity. Leonard Stringfield MAIN • 19 2006 Page #25  
oke to felt that the story was bad publicity for the town because the publi 2006 Page #93  
 expected a sustained firestorm of publicity, speculation, and debate. Yet, 2006 Page #183  
cious little of the aforementioned publicity, speculation, and debate that  2006 Page #183  
tories that have not had the media publicity or attention chat the Roswell  2007 Page #127  
opportunity to do this without the publicity which would call attention to  2009 Page #28  
   Our strategy to create interest/publicity for the invt:Stigation ,LA. Ti 2009 Page #194  

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E WHO KNOW, AHD TEE1 DON'T WANT TO PUBLICIZE IT. BUT WE WANT TO KNOW WHAT H 2004 Page #24  
e likely to keep the money than to publicize the letters. Security concerns 2006 Page #75  
er duties. "'" Second, she did not publicize her experiences for money or r 2009 Page #95  

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 told her that after the story was publicized, Prescott was indeed contacte 2006 Page #124  
 apparently in retaliation for the publicized threat to use nuclear weapons 2006 Page #165  

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m for the witness who doesn't want publicly involved, and has already exper 2003 Page #68  
more, since the contents have been publicly disclosed, they are no longer c 2003 Page #179  
irst president to actually have to publicly deal with the "UFO age." He and 2004 Page #85  
Marketing a Got involved with UFOs publicly about 1953 a First book was Ins 2004 Page #107  
 or confirm details of the reports publicly could be logically challenged a 2004 Page #117  
er • Await the researcher to claim publicly • Announce it was a hoax to dis 2004 Page #122  
ury after the Roswell Incident, he publicly concluded that when soldiers fr 2004 Page #133  
ever who took it all back. He also publicly declared that there are "better 2004 Page #145  
lliam Moore, though never speaking publicly anymore about UFOs, apparently  2004 Page #145  
n though General Douglas MacArthur publicly mentioned that dire prospect as 2004 Page #148  
naut Dr. Edgar Mitchell has stated publicly that his sources have told him  2004 Page #176  
dent of the United States has only publicly taken a question on UFOs twice  2004 Page #176  
eemingly independent university to publicly state future investigation was  2004 Page #178  
that Bill or Hillary Clinton spoke publicly about UFOs or aliens. • Both re 2004 Page #196  
l, has on several occasions spoken publicly in this vein, most recently to  2005 Page #81  
rdon Cooper and Brian O'Leary have publicly told of UFO experiences, wlule  2005 Page #119  
ver to Project Blue Book? It was a publicly announced, rather low-security  2005 Page #124  
cuments.com . 13 This acronym, not publicly used, was also found in a CIA d 2005 Page #128  
9. The details were first revealed publicly in September 1989 at the annual 2005 Page #134  
 handwritin g? Are there official, publicly released documents that are rel 2005 Page #135  
ospace company and did not want to publicly divulge his background . I foun 2005 Page #165  
 and Alien Astronautics \'{/ithout publicly available records and mostly hu 2005 Page #167  
nced themselves from Stone when he publicly announced that he worked with U 2006 Page #17  
 possible societal implications of publicly acknowledged face-to-face conta 2006 Page #48  
rogram, before the YF-12A had been publicly surfaced. At the time of the ac 2006 Page #73  
 the stealthy airplanes crashed on publicly accessible land, providing an a 2006 Page #84  
ory ever since it first surfaced — publicly, at least — in 1996. The origin 2006 Page #122  
as been careful to cultivate since publicly announcing his belief in the ex 2006 Page #131  
, "that on the one hand the MoD is publicly so dismissive about UFOs; and y 2006 Page #131  
h their occupants. The most famous publicly reported crash was between Rosw 2006 Page #140  
ernment superiors ordered a phony, publicly acceptable explanation for what 2006 Page #144  
U. S. Air Force had repeatedly and publicly claimed can all be explained an 2006 Page #174  
GM: No at first I was checking out publicly accessible stuff. I remember se 2007 Page #84  
y have surfaced both privately and publicly. i\fan) of these maintain that  2007 Page #138  
ircraft-the government is content, publicly at least, to continue to play i 2008 Page #31  
 the effort to both understand yet publicly deny the existence of UFOs - Ma 2008 Page #130  
 , a private UFO group, and stated publicly that UFOs were real and "throug 2008 Page #131  
 Colorado. In Menzel we find a man publicly known as simply a notable astro 2008 Page #134  
e of the Bookspan partnership. Not publicly listed, Be11ie, as Bertelsman.n 2008 Page #144  
issions. In the background of this publicly announced initiative with power 2009 Page #40  
know much more than it ever admits publicly about UFO's. I asked her how sh 2009 Page #88  

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e Board of Inquiry is not going to publish an extensive report until some s 2004 Page #13  
erating table • Korolev allowed to publish as "Prof. sergeev" 161           2004 Page #164  
research is not irrational; and to publish them openl) is not zany and fool 2005 Page #143  
mpanies around the world. First to publish stills from the film was VSD in  2005 Page #146  
weapons. • 1997: Soviet scientists publish details of genetically altered a 2006 Page #108  
s and Ruben Uriarte. Permission to publish and redistribute as part of the  2007 Page #192  
national interest'' to collect and publish UFO material that is available a 2009 Page #12  
"national interest" to collect and publish lJFO material that is available  2009 Page #23  

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turies. ” Professor Hermann Oberth published in UFO News in 1974 quoted in  2003 Page #12  
he Inner Sanctum, Status Report VI published in July 1991, page 69-71 2. Ps 2003 Page #39  
s, first hand accounts and various published accounts. They also include su 2003 Page #41  
 report is in the process of being published classified ‘Top Secret'. - “.. 2003 Page #155  
to Palm Springs, the APRO Bulletin published a headline story which stated  2003 Page #192  
ollowing this speech the Air Force published a news story on the release of 2003 Page #201  
o to Connellyii dated July 9, 1947 published in 1958 book called Wedemeyer  2003 Page #203  
al government and military reports published on this one event alone — it i 2004 Page #4  
 repeat islin the process of being published and will be classified *top se 2004 Page #18  
mpt to get a copy as soon as it is published. It has recintly been rumored  2004 Page #18  
: E.E. Hayden. A similar story was published in the Fort Worth Register, bu 2004 Page #27  
or were the spaceman's papers ever published. The other airship stories in  2004 Page #31  
o say that should it eventually be published with the full details of the i 2004 Page #43  
egations contained in the recently published book Left At East Gate, to the 2004 Page #53  
. However, a single line in a book published in 1983 now indicates that Sil 2004 Page #97  
 with the New York Herald Tribune, published the story that two mysterious  2004 Page #103  
over decades. When he died, he had published, while protecting the anonymit 2004 Page #106  
, Inside Saucer Post 3-0 Blue, was published and related the results of Str 2004 Page #108  
-Retrieval Reports Doubleday Books published Stringfield's second book, Sit 2004 Page #110  
d noted in his final Status Report published in February 1994: "If this sho 2004 Page #110  
t in 1978, a skeptic George Earley published a two-part article in Fate Mag 2004 Page #127  
tories about the incident had been published in papers nationwide. Two subs 2004 Page #135  
ntitled Behind the Flying Saucers, published in the early 1950's. And yes,  2004 Page #136  
first book about the Roswell case, published in 1980. It is interesting to  2004 Page #136  
t books, many more books have been published on the Roswell Incident. Most  2004 Page #137  
mothy Good The Majestic Documents, published by Robert and Ryan Wood The Sp 2004 Page #149  
he Special Operations Manual 1-01, Published by Robert and Ryan Wood The Re 2004 Page #149  
re on the Aztec case than has been published and put into the public domain 2004 Page #219  
 The Story of Silas Newton" (self- published paper, 1985). 6 Redfern, Nick  2004 Page #223  
bris. In 1995, Headquarters, USAF, published the tome, The Roswell Report:  2004 Page #230  
ts of the story and interview were published in the Framjngham, Massachuset 2005 Page #39  
e UFO Crash/ Re1n·eval Sy11dro111e published in 1980 by the Mutual UFO Netw 2005 Page #43  
am 4 During the 1980s, Stringfield published several monographs privately o 2005 Page #78  
e, "Retrievals of the Third Kind," published in two parts in the MUFON UFO  2005 Page #78  
 attempted to replicate any of his published experiments -the prevai_Ling t 2005 Page #87  
 with it, nobody knows. When Reich published the questionnaire in Co11tact  2005 Page #95  
ere. I draw directly from Martin's published comments in doing so. Douglas  2005 Page #97  
e. Co11tart IVith Space, privately published after his 1957 death, document 2005 Page #98  
g expedition to Arizona. The book, published in an edition of only five hun 2005 Page #98  
 Wilhelm Reich and the Cold Warwas published in an edition of 500 copies, w 2005 Page #105  
, Inside Saucer Posl 3-0 Blue, was published in 1957. He served from 1957 u 2005 Page #139  
rch. Also, in 1977 Doubleday Books published Stringfield's second book, Sit 2005 Page #139  
d noted in his final Ski/us Repo,t published in February 1994: "If th.is sh 2005 Page #139  
Command at Edward's Air Force Base published a technical report dated June  2005 Page #173  
r are emulations of real documents published in books and generally availab 2006 Page #12  
nment documents, many never before published." Both Randle and Friedman sub 2006 Page #17  
ged SAPs. • Some, but very little, published work on this. Becoming underst 2006 Page #33  
 crash. The first know article was published by the Inyo Register (eastern  2006 Page #44  
ust 18, 1949 Inyo Register Article published article likely taken off the n 2006 Page #45  
aordinary Event, Allen Tough to be published by Foundation for the Future.  2006 Page #70  
re for? COMETA, France. Originally published in a special issue of VSD in F 2006 Page #70  
cident reports, photos, etc.), and published material (newspaper and magazi 2006 Page #71  
cumented in this file and pages of published books about the story were cop 2006 Page #96  
second is the "1st Annual Report" (published after March 1951, based on an  2006 Page #103  
el's review was initiated, GHC/IPU published in March 1951, two summary "MA 2006 Page #104  
ce 6,014 items are now reported as published "Medical Items" in the "Interr 2006 Page #104  
4) When Operation Thunderchild was published, I questioned Nick Pope vigoro 2006 Page #130  
 Pope's Operation Thunderchild was published, the British Ministry of Defen 2006 Page #131  
ire on the Mountain, Andy Roberts, published privately. Out of the Shadows: 2006 Page #137  
nvestigator, Stanton Friedman, and published in the book, Clear Intent — Th 2006 Page #143  
The Radar Emergeng There are three published versions of what happened that 2006 Page #166  
ages 479-480). The second version, published in The Wise Men by Walter Isaa 2006 Page #166  
ions in Alaska. The New York Times published a story with a December 7, Anc 2006 Page #169  
es Cold war Defense Radar Program" published by the USAF Air Combat Command 2006 Page #170  
nnsylvania newspaper that had been published in 1967. (According to Zechel, 2006 Page #176  
 wife Donna. Photo by Donna Thuney Published by: CONTACT Publishing P.O. Bo 2006 Page #195  
 The Hunt for the Skinwalker 8 was published. It reported on a scientific s 2006 Page #200  
d Headquarters. (The photo was not published in Newsweek and comes from ano 2007 Page #17  
the original prints of photographs published in newspapers are practically  2007 Page #48  
when, at the request of NASA, they published a report entitled "Proposed St 2007 Page #76  
us business associate Harold Baker published for the Air Force certain hous 2007 Page #94  
: So finally the newspaper finally published a story two weeks later? Joe:  2007 Page #126  
Jing Sa11cer Conspira01 (which was published in 1955) the then-recent estab 2007 Page #132  
cimento. According to an interview published in the leading Rio de Janeiro  2007 Page #193  
s." After Dr. :Maffei's report was published in the Brazilian press on Dec. 2007 Page #194  
ctive ro collect the material ·was published in Maney's report. Although th 2007 Page #194  
 Rio de Janeiro newspaper O Globo, published a letter which contained an ex 2007 Page #194  
elated to the 'Brazil Magnesium'," published in the ]01-1mal of Scientzfic  2007 Page #195  
 UFO literature and has never been published anywhere until this brief summ 2007 Page #195  
e anything more than what had been published in the newspaper. It had been  2008 Page #8  
ve recently come to light and were published by the New Hampshir e Gazette  2008 Page #129  
 Goebbels' Propaganda Ministry and published 19 million books, making it th 2008 Page #144  
 for me some time ago, and found a published book using similar paragraphs. 2009 Page #11  
 would have to be changed from the published preface of Ransom's book. The  2009 Page #11  
, UFOs and National Security, 'NBS published 0)' Her,ard University Press i 2009 Page #12  
roblem and the CIA" and timorously published it. My purpose was to explore  2009 Page #12  
rposes. In 1928 dr. Hermann Oberth published a revised version of a technic 2009 Page #16  
. Wernher van Braun's statement as published in Colliers 22 March 1952, Spa 2009 Page #17  
classified UFO documents should be published within two years of issue. Tha 2009 Page #21  
roblem and the CIA" and timorously published it. My purpose was to explore  2009 Page #23  
id the CIA 's adversaries if it is published outside of normal channels or  2009 Page #24  
t for a midwestem university . His published books include Mawy Island UFO, 2009 Page #34  
ts of the story and interview were published in the Framingham , Massachuse 2009 Page #48  
is theory: Bethurum 's account was published way back in 1954 -less than on 2009 Page #55  
s Report VII, Leonard Stringfield. Published privately, 1994. A Histo,y of  2009 Page #56  
rachute Recove,y" by T. W. Knacke, published as part of symposium proceedin 2009 Page #90  
gators' book, UFOs in Voronezh was published in two editions, one in black  2009 Page #137  
1948, the University of California published a number of papers relating to 2009 Page #166  
1948, the University of California published a number of papers relating to 2009 Page #172  
 in peculi,1r m,mner • Wrirtcn aml published p,,pcrs on ;monymiry on tlw in 2009 Page #198  

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ed his experience to Ray Palmer, a publisher of pulp magazines like Amazing 2003 Page #41  
While this is officially true, the publisher of the Manual clearly thought  2003 Page #184  
ver proved to be worth taking. Our publisher began receiving mail addressed 2004 Page #49  
ng to Moore's former associate and publisher of the alternative magazine Th 2004 Page #145  
ist, author and conspiracy-related publisher) have engaged in some educated 2005 Page #97  
m Salas, Maloney and Townshend are publisher here for the very first time;  2005 Page #151  
by Michael Lindemann, futurist and publisher of CNI News and Global Situati 2006 Page #49  
is publication, please contact the publisher or email the author at mdthune 2006 Page #195  
ices (UPI, AP, NYT, etc.) ► 3) NYT publisher Arthur Sulzberger's policy was 2007 Page #23  
I, AP, l\T"YT, etc.) ► 3) f\..T)'T publisher Arthur Sulzberger's policy was 2007 Page #23  
y of the National Enquirer and its publisher, Gene Pope Jr. 20 ► WWII: The  2007 Page #26  
nce for its support of Mussolini. (Publisher Gene Pope r. is an influential 2007 Page #26  
ired WWII naval combat veteran and publisher) . During the 1960's, and on i 2007 Page #94  
or example, is the world's largest publisher in the English language. Jt is 2008 Page #143  
 , the world's third largest music publisher ; in 2002, it bought the Inter 2008 Page #143  
llion books, making it the largest publisher for the Gem1an Army, reported  2008 Page #144  
rst Ufologist. Commissioned by the publisher of a pulp magazine to research 2009 Page #179  

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o to monitor its policies. , 1946: Publisher's son, Gene Pope Jr., graduate 2007 Page #26  

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es that Wedemeyer, book editors or publishers had access to. 3. Both direct 2003 Page #204  
eparate pages: Larry, I asked your publishers to forward this to you. 17 ye 2004 Page #49  
orship) ;.. Discreet contacts with publishers and media owners ► Recruitmen 2007 Page #15  
nsorshjp) ► Discreet contacts with publishers and media owners ► Recruitmen 2007 Page #16  
rth Reich (New York: HarperCollins Publishers , 2008) Most Americans don't  2008 Page #123  
Bell Tower, Clarkson Potter, Crown Publishers , Harmony Books, Broadway Boo 2008 Page #143  
the form of UFO magazines and book publishers and has solicited certain wri 2009 Page #25  

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. Leonard Stringfield MAIN • 1977: Publishes Situation Red: The UFO Siege.  2006 Page #25  

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oi-en,p, 1941-1973 . Hampton Roads Publishin g Co., 2002. For additional ar 2005 Page #73  
What good purpose can be served by publishin g this information? It was at  2009 Page #23  

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cher by the name of Bill Moore was publishing the first revealing book on t 2004 Page #189  
ush Edition, 2001, Carden Jennings Publishing Co., p. 497-510. 82           2005 Page #84  
ities, and finally, the posthumous publishing of Contact With Space, proved 2005 Page #102  
tion. By 1986, news media had been publishing stories for several years reg 2006 Page #81  
 Air Force, Michael Roberts, Guild Publishing, 1989. 30. Letter to Nick Red 2006 Page #137  
Donna Thuney Published by: CONTACT Publishing P.O. Box 28983 Bellingham, WA 2006 Page #195  
mpson Smith. (1998), Hampton Roads Publishing Company, Charlottesville, VA. 2006 Page #207  
ompson Smith (2001), Hampton Roads Publishing Company, Charlottesville, VA. 2006 Page #207  
■ William Cleworth, Pres. Cleworth Publishing ■ Sam Ballard, Pres. Geyer, M 2007 Page #43  
tate, Richard iv[. Dolan, Keyhole! Publishing Co., 2000, pages 43,82 Top Se 2007 Page #77  
FO Crash. College Station, TX: VBW Publishing, 2007. Torres, Noe and Ruben  2007 Page #192  
t Exeter by John G. Fuller, Putnam Publishing, 1966. 2~ According to histor 2008 Page #69  
chairman of the board for Piedmont Publishing Co., Triangle Broadcasting Co 2008 Page #133  
n and Bertelsmann AG-control print publishing, radio and television and als 2008 Page #143  
s . Bertlesmann controls BMG Music Publishing , the world's third largest m 2008 Page #143  
ower comes from their ownership of publishing houses which include Random H 2008 Page #143  
ks, Doubleday, Doubleday Religious Publishing , Main Street Books, Harlem M 2008 Page #143  
RH Puzzles and Games, RH Reference Publishing and Princeton Review,just to  2008 Page #143  
Whal good purpose can be served by publishing this information ? II was at  2009 Page #12  
ted States and the World (Skyhorse Publishing, 2008) 134-35. 14 Available o 2009 Page #46  
o the increased public interest by publishing the now infamous report calle 2009 Page #87  

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Hansen Copyright 2007 Terry Hansen Publjc skepticism about the reality of U 2007 Page #7  
 were designed to give the generaJ publjc the most accurate depictions ever 2007 Page #94  
s , and DlA) declassified into the publjc domain hundreds of pages of mater 2007 Page #143  

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 censored to minimize shock to the pubUC Dec. 1941: Byron Prtce. executive  2007 Page #16  

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t \UL m,c.tm .. 11 Pltlltl'!lffl.Y PUCD. 8: Into Dreamland an ■Crop Circles 2009 Page #150  

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hn Ferry • Frank Edwards • Malcolm Puddy • "We are being invaded and can't  2004 Page #202  

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............................... 69 Puerto Rico UFO Crashes ................ 2003 Page #3  
                                   Puerto Rico UFO Crashes Jonathan Downes  2003 Page #81  
ut a 2-month expedition he made to Puerto Rico with a British TV crew in se 2003 Page #81  
is rumored to haunt the forests of Puerto Rico. Downes will be discussing i 2003 Page #81  
orts of UFO crash incidents in the Puerto Rican jungle and accounts of Chup 2003 Page #81  
Retrieval Conference — traveled to Puerto Rico with a team from the Sci-Fi  2004 Page #16  
ditional Object, LaPaz, Bolivia 5. Puerto Rico Forest 6. Jeep 7. Ishmael 8. 2004 Page #17  
 underground installations 75 1984 Puerto Rico 0 1 1 1 0 Researchers Barry  2004 Page #114  
 May 5, 1997, in Laguna Cartagena, Puerto Rico, calls flooded in from all o 2007 Page #130  

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 it. It involves a sighting in the Puget Sound area in Washington state tha 2003 Page #41  
iners, plenty of vessels plied the Puget Sound. The skies were brilliantly  2006 Page #183  
acific Northwest, on a boat in the Puget Sound. Bellingham Bay. Somewhere b 2006 Page #184  
en Seattle and Lummi Island in the Puget Sound) if they saw anything on rad 2006 Page #185  
e drawn... Throughout the northern Puget Sound at the time, the weather was 2006 Page #189  
during re-entry around the area of Puget Sound. According to astronomical d 2006 Page #189  
lowing its headlong descent toward Puget Sound, perform a bizarre flipping  2006 Page #192  
hat splashed down in the waters of Puget Sound just off the coast of Lummi  2006 Page #194  
ut the wide variety of sea life in Puget Sound. The program presenter was A 2008 Page #57  
ird substances over the shore near Puget Sound in Washington State, and in  2009 Page #29  

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ad Deekin, Bruce Goldberg, Andrija Puharich and Jim Marrs. From time to tim 2006 Page #203  

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addern and Ballard ■ Vernon Myers, Puhl. Look Magazine 37                   2007 Page #43  

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r;Kt •l.ivc-l in ap,1rtment during puhlic,1tion of photos •East lm.lian •Mo 2009 Page #198  

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ona"' ~ va,c.un ,.,.Uv WVVTf"1U..I pul..c of or..uu:nc.•. ,._ ________ ,. _ 2005 Page #23  
 Just as Dorothy's little dog Toco pul.led aside the curtain co reveal how  2007 Page #21  
li~u.:!i: , ... ere r~ortei her'!' pul,lic..1:,- ll=o:sDt'cd . ln$:t,;id, ~ 2009 Page #163  

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s paper then was an opportunity to pull together some of these loose ends a 2004 Page #46  
alysis as the prime opportunity to pull the plug on Project Blue Book, and  2004 Page #178  
way. At one point, they decided to pull off the motorway and stop at one of 2006 Page #124  
nless... Unless we true scientists pull together as a united front, based o 2006 Page #182  
need to move forward together, not pull ourselves apart. We may agree to di 2006 Page #182  
f Oz created his i!Jusions, we can pull back the curtain of history co see  2007 Page #21  
 ou have to lock all the gates and pull back the drawbridge. iVIW: Did you  2007 Page #83  
n unmarked official -looking sedan pull up to a telephone booth near his ho 2008 Page #53  
id that yes, the light appeared to pull me up inside. Adrian also told me t 2009 Page #80  

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eep with a driver and officer that pulled up by his sidewalk where he and h 2003 Page #67  
t, a large light colored box truck pulled up. From out of the truck exited  2003 Page #70  
M. It was almost 1:00 AM when they pulled into the driveway, tired, confuse 2003 Page #143  
ly classified or been deliberately pulled - missing files November 14-16.20 2003 Page #153  
y informed over the weekend and he pulled together his team for the trip to 2003 Page #208  
 northbound passenger train No. 12 pulled into the station, the ship was se 2004 Page #32  
ur. Laurie Wickens slowed down and pulled his car onto the lot, jamming on  2004 Page #35  
side the Irish Moss plant. Wilfred pulled in beside it and another cruiser  2004 Page #37  
 not even suspected was behind him pulled in beside his truck. In front of  2004 Page #37  
k on the water's surface. Lawrence pulled the Ronda D's engine back to idle 2004 Page #39  
Airman Burrows got even closer and pulled his sidearm on it. Three of the f 2004 Page #47  
s plan physically on the table? G. Pulled it out of a drawer, not secured,  2004 Page #52  
ght suddenly vanished like someone pulled a switch. There was no sound exce 2004 Page #57  
her films as well, which were also pulled. One example was, We were given a 2004 Page #184  
bility and that after the film was pulled he had even asked his friend Bob  2004 Page #184  
our minds ready? A: As to why they pulled that. I can't really tell you. It 2004 Page #184  
onel Coleman why the film had been pulled many times. Each time he asked Co 2004 Page #185  
answer. He stated that it had been pulled because the camera crew had used  2004 Page #185  
s." Without the promised film, HBO pulled the plug on the UFO project. When 2004 Page #194  
and others, the interview deal was pulled at the last moment: It was in all 2004 Page #195  
I went to my UFO 'junk drawer' and pulled out an item ... " ■ " ... called  2005 Page #7  
 gouge crossed this old road. Jose pulled out his binoculars, and through t 2005 Page #155  
ge son were growing restless. Hoyt pulled over so the three could stretch t 2006 Page #71  
OODS-HOME OF THE GREEN MONSTER." I pulled over to the side of the road and  2006 Page #90  
ossible that Mrs. May and six boys pulled off a perfectly executed and elab 2006 Page #99  
 Okinawa dentist visit was finally pulled in the 1990s by a civilian dentis 2006 Page #160  
tocrats and military officials who pulled the wool over German intell.igenc 2007 Page #31  
 just prior to his death, Ben fuch pulled a few of his dose associates asid 2007 Page #114  
 was so strange and spectacular he pulled over to pay closer attention . He 2008 Page #58  
feel it! ... I feel like I'm being pulled. Something 's pulling me. Oh, God 2008 Page #85  
officer approached June's desk and pulled a very odd piece of metal out of  2009 Page #91  

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g the base just below the surface. Pulley hooks are set in the tunnel every 2004 Page #51  

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in the highway and saw the cruiser pulling into the gravel parking lot besi 2004 Page #37  
is elbows into the foamy water and pulling them out found that the foam did 2004 Page #40  
s I do remember blue military cars pulling up to the house and leaving pack 2004 Page #93  
 The man at Norton responsible for pulling the HoHoman film and giving it t 2004 Page #182  
 footage, and I think they started pulling it out, and Shutle stepped in —  2004 Page #192  
 "walking home ... a strange force pulling him from the back ... and he fel 2007 Page #152  
ike I'm being pulled. Something 's pulling me. Oh, God! Sergeant Penniston  2008 Page #85  
 Penniston): I don't know. B: It's pulling towards us. Oh, look, it just ch 2008 Page #85  

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.25 Autopsy results disclosed that pulmonary edema was extremely pronounced 2006 Page #110  
g hypoxia and ultimately death via pulmonary edema or cardiac failure) fina 2006 Page #110  
 and Prevention, Update: Hantavims Pulmonary Syndrome —United States, 1993, 2006 Page #110  
lds study even indicated that only pulmonary tissue was the locus from whic 2006 Page #111  
and Prevention, Update: Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome —United States, 1993, 2006 Page #111  
ymptoms seen in Korea preceded the pulmonary symptoms seen in the Four Corn 2006 Page #112  
Four Corners. Renal symptoms, then pulmonary symptoms, do we have enough to 2006 Page #112  

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ence to Ray Palmer, a publisher of pulp magazines like Amazing Stories that 2003 Page #41  
 of a strong paper made of sulfate pulp. The classic authentication process 2003 Page #181  
Commissioned by the publisher of a pulp magazine to research the Maury Isla 2009 Page #179  

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he B-2 prototypes and the Lockheed Pulsar, nicknamed "Aurora." Behind a bla 2005 Page #83  

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ing, it faded, came back, flashed, pulsated, and wobbled while moving irreg 2005 Page #96  

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 to 47%. The next day, two bright, pulsating and flashing UFOs were seen lo 2005 Page #100  
 a single. bnght light — sometimes pulsating — flying at speeds far exceedi 2006 Page #30  
th a white light. The object had a pulsating red light on top with a bank(s 2008 Page #32  

Word: "pulse", 14 instance(s) (Back to Top)

avated tunnels which channeled the pulse to a device that produced an "X-ra 2003 Page #149  
, "B" (Bravo) Missile Battery with Pulse Acquisition Radar (PAR). Photograp 2006 Page #142  
 Doppler shift technology known as Pulse Acquisition Radar, or PAR. SLIDE # 2006 Page #142  
 provided by Bill.) Bill: "I had a pulse acquisition radar, which is the ra 2006 Page #145  
ets. I brought up my screen for my pulse acquisition radar, which had a ran 2006 Page #145  
They just disappeared. Now, with a pulse acquisition radar (PAR) that is sw 2006 Page #146  
between this Doppler radar and the pulse acquisition radar is that the Dopp 2006 Page #147  
contact with him. THAT'S WHEN THAT PULSE OF WHATEVER ENERGY...? Yeah, I cal 2006 Page #148  
ics: frequency 2995 mc to 3000 mc; pulse width of 2.0 microseconds; pulse r 2006 Page #200  
; pulse width of 2.0 microseconds; pulse repetition frequency of 600 cps; s 2006 Page #200  
he UFO crafts, but electromagnetic pulse weapons, magnetic shock-waves and  2007 Page #131  
llite had a failed electromagnetic pulse (EMP) en or, and had developed a m 2007 Page #143  
anism; -Worst case electromagnetic pulse (EMP) calculations; -Measurement o 2007 Page #163  
n energy. 1981 The Electromagnetic Pulse. Without widespread dissemination  2009 Page #10  

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e U. S. Naval Research Lab's MADRE pulse-Doppler method, which used the F-l 2008 Page #73  

Word: "pulsed", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ough the trees. It moved about and pulsed.[ ... ] Immediately thereafter ,  2008 Page #32  

Word: "pulses", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

organized groups of Charge Density Pulses (CDP) which are spontaneously gen 2003 Page #112  
on the formation of charge density pulses in water. The results of this tes 2003 Page #112  

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spaper. A large sphere of glowing, pulsing orange-red light was seen on a h 2007 Page #149  
ite light. The object itself had a pulsing red light on top and a bank of b 2008 Page #93  
ibed another event in which a red, pulsing light "threw off glowing particl 2008 Page #93  

Word: "pulverized", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

tood out as a white indentation of pulverized granite. It looked like a san 2006 Page #84  
ion; the rocks could be broken up, pulverized, and then baked to drive off  2008 Page #112  

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 1. The propulsion of ships 2. The pumping of fluids 3. The measurement of  2006 Page #38  

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that the aluminum pieces might be "punch outs" from terrestrial machining o 2003 Page #100  
ox over an X that was flashing and punch up the information for that partic 2006 Page #153  

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the alleged extraterrestrial craft punched out to distribute to American sc 2003 Page #100  
meters on it. We have gone out and punched holes in the ground just to see  2005 Page #71  

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by undermining his credibility and punching a sizeable hole in the case of  2004 Page #222  

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exact detail every capitalization, punctuation, spacing and italicization n 2003 Page #173  
s of sentence structure, spelling, punctuation and writing style, employing 2005 Page #136  
uld not be computed using adjacent punctuation such as commas, quotes, and  2008 Page #108  
cters between the spaces excluding punctuation. ■Sentence definition would  2008 Page #116  
them, yourscH • EOC-edge of clause punctuation; a cldlJse Is a proposition  2008 Page #118  
'l·word·intemal (edge of morphcm c)punctuation; a morpheme ,s a wo,d o, wor 2008 Page #118  
ween spaces, stripped of adjoining punctuation fb,-tl'i"UI i(OO i~ Chaski's 2008 Page #118  

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a proposition ■ EOP-cd9e of phrase punctuc1t ion; d phrase is cl constllure 2008 Page #118  

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 the photograph. "A porthole had a puncture that was the diameter of a penc 2004 Page #74  
ng anything inside this hole. This puncture damage was believed by the witn 2007 Page #187  

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"Understanding UFOs and the Media: Puncturing a Myth" (2004), at http:/ /ke 2005 Page #76  

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ture emerged. Baca writes: 152 The pungent but pleasing aroma of greasewood 2005 Page #154  

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1960s: Vietcong smear excrement on pungi sticks used as booby traps: the Un 2006 Page #107  

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 ,, fli• rh I 1!'1td,li-11 .u1d 1, punhh.1hh· It\ ,~,trr,,t --------------- 2005 Page #127  

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. ANY VIOLATIONS OF THIS CAVEAT IS PUNISHABLE UNDER THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENC 2009 Page #26  

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FROM THAT COMMENT THAT HE HAD BEEN PUNISHED BECAUSE OF THE VAULT INCIDENT?  2006 Page #161  

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na non grata for years. Talk about punishing the messenger because you don' 2004 Page #146  

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ir dress uniforms for some kind of punishment — and he was kept in office d 2006 Page #160  

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eriors. His FOIA activities led to punishments such as censure, being confi 2006 Page #17  
 curriculum to inflicting monetary punishments on school districts that did 2008 Page #142  

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ry kids and not your common street punks. Several people that I spoke with  2006 Page #93  

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A/f, ME11111(1 accortkq fa a ievai puNna ,nd 144,4:141, The report by the G 2006 Page #32  

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OMM.. awn. gra, .2. oarit sato. en punt., - 1.81.11 W.. waft 'ado. Von ir•  2006 Page #35  

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on from medical school he became a pupil of Freud's, then went on to work a 2005 Page #89  

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brownish- black irises, very large pupils, gray whites o Mouth wide, nearly 2003 Page #174  

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be spiritual slaves or existential puppets. To be human is to change, to gr 2006 Page #194  

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h widespread hoarding of goods and purchase of firearms, and possible socia 2006 Page #59  
an attached coupon when making our purchase. Their motto? "Try one and you' 2007 Page #65  
erwise would not have qualified to purchase a home. She succeeded well enou 2009 Page #88  

Word: "purchased", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 me the book Left At East Gate. He purchased the book after hearing a radio 2004 Page #56  
e one lens, the one his camera was purchased with. We didn't know 230       2004 Page #233  
t an elderly gentleman from who he purchased a rare clip of the late Eh-is, 2005 Page #145  
the next couple of years, Santilli purchased the fi.lm and transported it t 2005 Page #146  
y he told me about the film he had purchased and of his plans to commercial 2005 Page #146  

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 Gene Pope, now 25, leaves CIA and purchases New Yol1C /nqu/r&r(laler renam 2007 Page #26  
 Gene Pope, now 25, leaves CIA and purchases Ne1v York lnq11irer (later ren 2007 Page #26  

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Florida at 5 PM (a former aircraft purchasing agent and four boys, using 10 2006 Page #179  

Word: "pure", 21 instance(s) (Back to Top)

layers average 100 to Figure 11. A pure, man-made bismuth crystal. Photogra 2003 Page #106  
al tested to be nearly 100 percent pure magnesium and was 6.7 percent heavi 2003 Page #107  
 6.7 percent heavier than ordinary pure magnesium. Former NASA scientist Pa 2003 Page #107  
be explained if the metal were the pure isotope 26Magnesium not found natur 2003 Page #107  
ng layered metal in dotted line to pure magnesium metal standard in solid l 2003 Page #109  
mitted more positive ions than the pure magnesium metal being used for stan 2003 Page #109  
anced sixty times more than in the pure Mg metal standard." (Howe's emphasi 2003 Page #109  
nges in the molecular structure of pure water have been studied at the Pine 2003 Page #112  
e consists of data obtained from a pure, distilled water control test. Figu 2003 Page #112  
 of layered metal that was left in pure distilled water for forty days. Not 2003 Page #113  
 side of the layered metal left in pure distilled water for forty days. It  2003 Page #113  
of the metal that had been left in pure distilled water for 40 days. The pr 2003 Page #113  
 itt. io KR "Jii't- Marcel had—for pure!* pxchido~tcal reward* —related hi* 2003 Page #132  
lled Roswell, which is a serial of pure fiction. And then, of course, there 2004 Page #137  
lectrostatic tests were essentiaUy pure research, Brown's rigs were aimed f 2005 Page #171  
hich reaffirmed that. Now, that is pure supposition on my part because I ha 2006 Page #126  
merican Express Card. The text was pure Madjson Avenue at its best: "You're 2007 Page #68  
ed is a combination of chemicall y pure tin-88.91 per cent.-and oxygen-11 . 2007 Page #194  
gh concentration and exceptionally pure; and with no impurities or trace el 2007 Page #194  
imed UFO fragment is not nearly as pure as maQ"nesium produced by known ear 2007 Page #195  
lls, and the reflector, perhaps of pure aluminum, 200 feet in diameter. Clo 2009 Page #158  

Word: "purely", 5 instance(s) (Back to Top)

nts.com Carl Gustav Jung, Ph.D. “A purely psychological explanation is rule 2003 Page #18  
it "was formed as in-house project purely as an interest item of the Assist 2003 Page #162  
confuse their actual memories with purely implanted ones. Given the scale o 2004 Page #51  
t. Interestingly, however, hoaxing purely for the sake of creating a bogus  2005 Page #132  
 officials said that the order was purely a Precautionag measure.' Militag  2006 Page #169  

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 unexpectedly turned up during the purge trials in the late 1930's, where i 2004 Page #153  
n Astronautics After a 1969 Nixon "Purge," administration was handled by an 2005 Page #175  

Word: "purged", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

() ordered all MJ-12 documentation purged and destroyed. This one was not.  2004 Page #248  
in 1987 because the files had been purged. The official explanation of "hel 2008 Page #59  
nt; the dispatch records had been "purged." 26 From about I 957 to 1987 Pac 2008 Page #70  

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otions. ln 1984 the pet food giant Purina sponsored "Meow Off 7," their "se 2007 Page #66  

Word: "purity", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

luminum engineers thought that the purity of the aluminum was not typical o 2003 Page #100  
 "magnesium of a high dei:,rree of purity" without "not even the so-called  2007 Page #195  

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BARRAGE FOREIGN COUNTRY DISCLOSURE PURLOINED TECHNOLOGY EXPOSE VIRAL EVIDEN 2008 Page #1  

Word: "purloiner", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

into the UFO community because the purloiner "thought it was time for the p 2004 Page #253  

Word: "purple", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d, saw a monarch butterfly on some purple Rocky Mountain bee weed, found st 2003 Page #46  
ucson area, gradually turning deep purple with a somewhat reddish glow. The 2005 Page #100  
nt color — red, green, yellow, and purple. David Upton's sister, Elizabeth, 2006 Page #120  

Word: "purport", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

iriety of w,,ys. One oC these: 1hc purport..d devclop:ncr:\ n! a' app!Jcsl  2009 Page #182  

Word: "purported", 8 instance(s) (Back to Top)

which extraterrestrial beings were purported to have crashed northwest of R 2004 Page #60  
ary doesn't place Barnett near the purported crash site or debris field dur 2004 Page #136  
 on the Roswell Incident. Most are purported to be non-fiction, but there a 2004 Page #137  
presented her with a document that purported to be a UFO briefing document  2004 Page #193  
ng seen both Newton's will and his purported diary, there is "no doubt in m 2004 Page #221  
 was provided with document s that purported to originate with the South Af 2005 Page #134  
I look into the alleged crash of a purported UFO into Bellingham Bay somewh 2006 Page #180  
New Zealand reports concerning the purported development of a super-secret  2009 Page #159  

Word: "purportedly", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

• Sophisticated controls equipment purportedly found inside, including cont 2004 Page #168  

Word: "purporting", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ligence Applications provided data purporting that there are small pieces o 2003 Page #38  

Word: "purports", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

y Bill Moore in the late 1980s. It purports to be notes related to a UFO br 2003 Page #197  

Word: "purpose", 63 instance(s) (Back to Top)

he house. One must wonder what the purpose was of having had these containe 2003 Page #70  
rams was in water for 40 days; the purpose was to allow the system to react 2003 Page #112  
the main highlights of the Manual: purpose of recovery with secrecy, accept 2003 Page #171  
nual only THE APRIL 1954 SOM1-01 h Purpose is to recover ET remains and kee 2003 Page #172  
i Opc*»!n» Manual 11-32003 PROJECT PURPOSE AND GOALS (continued) 2. General 2003 Page #172  
nt with policy of the time PROJECT PURPOSE AND GOALS 1. Scope of this manua 2003 Page #172  
3 Spcool Operations Manual PROJECT PURPOSE AND GOALS (continued) 4. History 2003 Page #172  
h manuals of the era), we have the purpose and goals shown in Slides 12,13, 2003 Page #173  
Crash Retrieval Conference PROJECT PURPOSE AND GOALS (concluded) 5. Current 2003 Page #174  
 in 1951, probably for the express purpose of having a good place to send t 2003 Page #183  
ssasd Center without daisy far the purpose of sating on of the reported rmi 2003 Page #212  
w •.'enter withe 1;4 A»lay for the purpose of makin?-. an anar- 4in! of the 2003 Page #214  
 could base appropriate action. My purpose, of course, is to minimize pre.e 2003 Page #222  
ied Flying Object," it states: The purpose of this report is to present the 2004 Page #6  
d Proof Positive. And although the purpose of the show was to investigate t 2004 Page #16  
nto the public arena, for the very purpose of making the information they c 2004 Page #140  
rs are offered bait. Why? For what purpose or motive, if the information co 2004 Page #141  
Project Mogul is that although the purpose of the Mogul balloon experiments 2004 Page #142  
individuals is maintained for this purpose. USSR Crash Retrieval Procedures 2004 Page #171  
ce took them over in 1950.27 Their purpose was to protect the various atomi 2004 Page #220  
nce service for some geo-political purpose. Some documents, such as the Eis 2004 Page #243  
, arrived at Unicamp. The official purpose of the visit was to discuss the  2005 Page #33  
e obvious Category A of the above? Purpose of question? Precision." Andrews 2005 Page #80  
haps it is severa.l programs), the purpose of which is to study alien techn 2005 Page #81  
ard were found to be ideal for the purpose. The non-metallic (organic) mate 2005 Page #90  
ratory apparatus designed for that purpose. Seemingl y unwilling to believe 2005 Page #91  
tic -12 units" to tl1e history and purpose of the operation; describes "UFO 2005 Page #128  
formed or created creature for the purpose of resting secret weapons. In my 2005 Page #151  
um of possible Contact events. The purpose of the Sessions was to develop t 2006 Page #49  
ity 2. our sense of its origin and purpose in coming 3. how it communicates 2006 Page #53  
ing is entirely benign. Origin and purpose: Where does the NHI entity come  2006 Page #53  
and ourselves in terms of culture, purpose and technology. With little or n 2006 Page #54  
e-and-now and give them a sense of purpose. Science Business The science co 2006 Page #65  
mum public education about nature, purpose and actions of NHI is required t 2006 Page #66  
mum public education about nature, purpose and actions of NHI is required t 2006 Page #66  
on Books, New York, 1995). For the purpose of this presentation, I have sel 2006 Page #72  
amming Abilities (Para. K.) "As to purpose and modus operandi, we are not c 2006 Page #140  
pitalist democracies. Their stated purpose was to overthrow the capitalism. 2006 Page #165  
ng the talk, be wondered about the purpose of my message. I suggested fair  2006 Page #167  
pended to or added to the macrunes purpose, it ilidn't damage any of their  2007 Page #88  
se most unusual hjstorical special purpose aircraft. A very strict scientif 2007 Page #94  
ident at a secret air base for the purpose of inspecting things from outer  2007 Page #135  
tion of the report reads thus: The purpose of this report is to present the 2007 Page #140  
rstanding of the pit's origins and purpose. After taking numerous photograp 2007 Page #189  
 extraterrestrials, and whose dark purpose for being among us was to instig 2008 Page #35  
dopt appropriate measures for this purpose. 19 The possibility that "harmfu 2008 Page #36  
e United States and elsewhere. The purpose: possibly to try and create the  2008 Page #37  
red transcripts of the meeting its purpose was to see that "the economy of  2008 Page #136  
boratory on Feburary 16, 1949, the purpose of which was to discuss the soca 2009 Page #9  
otice what is surprising. For that purpose, man is better." He urges a mann 2009 Page #10  
A" and timorously published it. My purpose was to explore a major terra inc 2009 Page #12  
es of the United States? Whal good purpose can be served by publishing this 2009 Page #12  
 one conjectures that the original purpose of the hoaxed document was to en 2009 Page #12  
gence Establishment by Ransom. The purpose was to not use the hoaxer's own  2009 Page #13  
s a product of disinformation, the purpose of which was to try to establish 2009 Page #14  
cted and infused with new life and purpose. I propose that the MAJESTIC pro 2009 Page #16  
penness is firmly recommended. Its purpose is threefold: to stimulate resea 2009 Page #21  
A" and timorously published it. My purpose was to explore a major terra inc 2009 Page #23  
es of the United States? What good purpose can be served by publishin g thi 2009 Page #23  
reat [UFO] cases reviewed with the purpose of identification of bona fides  2009 Page #41  
Islands in the summer of 1946. Its purpose was to test the effect of nuclea 2009 Page #173  
 carefully wrapped in lies for the purpose of influencing an enemy. If so,  2009 Page #177  
 by subversive individuals for the purpose of creating a mass hysteria. Ken 2009 Page #179  

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o determine exactly its origin and purpose-who manufacrured it and for what 2007 Page #199  

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will be intelligent and capable of purposeful interaction. (The fundamental 2006 Page #52  

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conceivable that such stories were purposefully spread -at the height of th 2005 Page #133  
data indicates that Brown may have purposefully modified his test set up no 2006 Page #41  
l hypnosis might have been done to purposefully erase part of his memory. I 2008 Page #90  

Word: "purposel", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 the local AP bureau, he wrote one purposel y linking the CJA to UFOs. J\s  2007 Page #20  

Word: "purposely", 2 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d the light and said it was moving purposely against the prevailing wind. 2 2004 Page #27  
 for this is that the president is purposely kept clear of any paperwork. T 2004 Page #84  

Word: "purposes", 21 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d to (blank) without delay for the purposes of making an appraisal of the"  2003 Page #206  
ed to secure for U.S. exploitation purposes foreign space debris such as cr 2004 Page #4  
e files would be used for research purposes. Mrs. Smith told me that each o 2004 Page #86  
o them than meets the eve? For the purposes of this presentation, with an e 2004 Page #218  
Earth's gravicy, the DoD had other purposes in mind. The rocket was the dre 2005 Page #172  
ould be administered for first aid purposes for humans and some EBEs, but c 2006 Page #19  
te or commandeer media for its own purposes. The slowness of contact or the 2006 Page #64  
irframes, for comparative analysis purposes. The materials and construction 2006 Page #85  
 to test it for biological warfare purposes at Dugway Proving Ground. • Dug 2006 Page #112  
sed genetics, perhaps for breeding purposes or (2) for the development of l 2006 Page #116  
sed genetics, perhaps for breeding purposes or for the development of long- 2006 Page #117  
s, what we had recovered. FOR? For purposes of military advantage. I asked  2006 Page #162  
losed for all but emergeng defense purposes and he could not talk again. Be 2006 Page #167  
radar installations used for other purposes such as air traffic control of  2006 Page #170  
d into this article for historical purposes. In regards to the specific per 2007 Page #108  
res of undetermined origin and for purposes unknown. Significantly, and of  2008 Page #35  
oxygen could be used for breaching purposes; the hydrogen might be used as  2008 Page #112  
loyed for either passive or active purposes. In 1928 dr. Hermann Oberth pub 2009 Page #16  
d either way for counter-espionage purposes to induce the belief that they  2009 Page #177  
d being used for counter-espionage purposes, it makes sense that higher aut 2009 Page #178  
O age but also for all intents and purposes was the very first Ufologist. C 2009 Page #179  

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Club News". Coincidentall y, while purring that arcicle together, there was 2007 Page #109  

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gton State. From pleasure craft to purse seiners, plenty of vessels plied t 2006 Page #183  

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ted since September 11, 200 I, and pursuant to the National Emergencies Act 2008 Page #123  

Word: "pursue", 7 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 surplus funds may be available to pursue a program devoted to understandin 2005 Page #128  
ekly basis who encouraged Stone to pursue his interest in UFOs, and eventua 2006 Page #16  
ticular branch of the military and pursue a conventional military career th 2006 Page #23  
 2002 ribelliasimititon post F-16s Pursue Unknown Craft Over Region Steve V 2006 Page #28  
nt(s) and/or private entities will pursue back-channel deal- making, willin 2006 Page #69  
se, let's face it, those of us who pursue true science—whether it pertains  2006 Page #181  
States Parties to the Treaty shall pursue studies of outer space, including 2008 Page #36  

Word: "pursued", 10 instance(s) (Back to Top)

t how much can be authenticated? I pursued a number of leads. The British r 2004 Page #13  
 Sleppy and Vern Maltais, Friedman pursued the matter relentlessly. He shar 2004 Page #136  
ative channels and ideas have been pursued, and with each test the case or  2005 Page #137  
ll investigative avenues have been pursued and show little or no sign of in 2005 Page #138  
ugh the night sky baying as though pursued by Satan himself. To the south o 2006 Page #119  
 surface. More witnesses are being pursued and we wiJJ continue to uncover  2007 Page #127  
ng the war, but work 1s still bemg pursued in the strictest secrecy by scie 2009 Page #157  
tarted in 1944 and still was being pursued in the strictest secrecy by scie 2009 Page #159  
g the war, but work still is being pursued in the strictest security by sci 2009 Page #167  
tarted in 1944 and still was being pursued in the strictest secrecy by scie 2009 Page #172  

Word: "pursuing", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d taken place, with the helicopter pursuing the UFO south over the Bristol  2008 Page #67  
rt to the idea that the Nazis were pursuing esoteric concepts to enrich ura 2008 Page #138  
back home, but knew I would not be pursuing this story right now, I had wor 2009 Page #138  

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porting which could be valuable in pursuit of Project Moon Dust. Similarly, 2004 Page #7  
porting which could be valuable in pursuit of ?reject MO0W DUST, AGADIR' 1Z 2004 Page #19  
 they were informed about, even in pursuit of, something unusual since the  2005 Page #37  
t AFB seen in USAF says mishap was pursuit caused by bad welds And many oth 2006 Page #28  
tary jet interceptors scrambled in pursuit. 7/27/87. UFO intercept attempt  2006 Page #28  
r!" as they ran up the road in hot pursuit of the object. They stopped at t 2006 Page #90  
 reporters are aggressive in their pursuit of all sigruficant events. l f w 2007 Page #8  
porting which could be vaJuabJe in pursuit of Project Moon Dust." Bolivia,  2007 Page #140  
shed UFO puzzle, however, diligent pursuit of Project Moon Dust, its files  2007 Page #144  
stol Channel and only breaking off pursuit when the UFO proved too quick an 2008 Page #67  
ics, Beller a Shield than a Sword, Pursuit of Simplicity and Energy ji-om H 2009 Page #9  
t thing. As an activity, it is the pursuit of a certain kind of knowledge;  2009 Page #15  

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d sncusr. ionr. with yourself. Dr. Push and the Director of Te? tral J r.te 2003 Page #136  
ing in. Anyway, in response to the push by the White House the USAF Headqua 2003 Page #201  
here wasn't a space program, would push for a new view of ourselves as EART 2006 Page #9  
that we were desperately trying to push at the time, i.e. that we weren't i 2008 Page #67  

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he hall to the efficiency kitchen, pushed open the unsecured screen window, 2003 Page #92  
and dead aliens which were largely pushed by a series of unnamed sources wh 2004 Page #179  
e a fool. The live alien story was pushed early and often during the Reagan 2004 Page #195  
ths after the ET screening, Reagan pushed the idea a bit further when he tr 2004 Page #195  
 a suicide • RV Answer: Individual pushed methodically to the brink of self 2004 Page #210  
ge and Railroad Valley. The rocket pushed the vehicle to supersonic speeds  2006 Page #79  
October and November, U. N. troops pushed into North Korea under MacArthur' 2006 Page #165  
ater Bustinza told him "the lights pushed me to the ground." Eight Years La 2008 Page #84  
ty Bank, headed by John J. McCloy, pushed frightened Germans into the arms  2008 Page #126  
d not fall down. He felt something pushed him down. Something forced him to 2009 Page #80  

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ters ■ Antelope Valley ■ The Media Pushes the Envelop e ■ War in the Gulf ■ 2008 Page #167  

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 J . . ll I•• f ~l.!IIJ.~ •, .-, " PUSHilliG THE EN'.TLOPE 0\D HOMINfJYI f\ 2008 Page #146  

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 hands of Cold War enemies, while "pushing through weapons development that 2003 Page #102  
e and obtain measurements. You are pushing for answers aren't you? Based on 2004 Page #100  
sic Lifting surface -it produces a pushing effect on the under surface and  2005 Page #172  
peed of 300 mph, which is probably pushing the upper speed limit for long r 2006 Page #171  
 Communication technology has been pushing tl1is number steadjjy upward in  2007 Page #121  

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nce. Space.& Technology • Grtdlnp. Pusttll mt 10 introdutt mysdf. I e.m Dr. 2008 Page #154  

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ct that looked like two pie plates put on top of each other with a golf bal 2003 Page #13  
 had a personal camera that he had put in his shirt pocket, approached gran 2003 Page #30  
ratory time and research have been put into these items. One who thinks tha 2003 Page #48  
time constraints. All of the facts put forward have credible and in most ca 2003 Page #85  
ointed Under Secretary of Navy and put in charge of all manufacturing and s 2003 Page #86  
a twenty four hour Marine guard is put on his door. This security precautio 2003 Page #90  
roup. APRO director James Lorenzen put Bennewitz in touch with Dr. Leo Spri 2003 Page #143  
rt out what had happened. Sprinkle put her under hypnosis to access any det 2003 Page #143  
e someone at APRO. The idea was to put out feelers to see who could be used 2003 Page #146  
 of activity while, as one DIA man put it, "bringing a few moles out of the 2003 Page #148  
na Hansen when Len Stringfield had put her under hypnosis a few months earl 2003 Page #149  
e of their projects. Bennewitz had put his total trust in the AFOSI at Kirt 2003 Page #150  
’s new? Recovery and Disposal." He put me in touch with me to a copy shop a 2003 Page #169  
e would have had much more time to put our security plans in place in detai 2003 Page #171  
 Document. Has this plan ever been put into effect during mass sightings? I 2003 Page #176  
pe, inner carton, dessicant (sic), put materials back in shipping container 2003 Page #177  
ouse of Senate committee. Let them put their records on the line, and let t 2003 Page #195  
me from a leaked document that was put out by Bill Moore in the late 1980s. 2003 Page #197  
such as crashed saucers, so I have put him in my "UFO Most Wanted" deck as  2003 Page #199  
etnam War, and making a promise to put gays in the military. It was these k 2003 Page #199  
ying how presidential speeches are put together, the reference to Roswell w 2003 Page #201  
ce has tried to verify the stories put forth in the local press. The Chief  2004 Page #9  
re satisfied with the explanations put forth by the Americans was not made  2004 Page #16  
tin that a diversionary tactic was put into place to keep people away for t 2004 Page #16  
arching the 1897 period, trying to put the Aurora story in perspective. Wha 2004 Page #27  
ing now seen the light, literally, put Ron Pond in charge of taking stateme 2004 Page #37  
her than untying from the dock and put out into the Harbor. At this time th 2004 Page #38  
esh crews. In Halifax, the RCC had put the Navy's Fleet Diving Unit on noti 2004 Page #41  
ber 1980's chain of events, was to put ourselves very much on the line. The 2004 Page #49  
ll back for me. ... (How) Halt can put it all into a little box is beyond m 2004 Page #49  
 don't makes sense mate. They were put in there for water so why bother? Tw 2004 Page #52  
ction research, circumstances have put him in a unique position to comment  2004 Page #58  
duals involved to come forward and put their accounts on the public record. 2004 Page #59  
rtifacts — meaning secret bases to put on the New Mexico historical landmar 2004 Page #70  
t of a dull grey color. Two lenses put together with a 15-to-18-feet- diame 2004 Page #72  
he day were scrambling to secretly put the pieces together so they could re 2004 Page #85  
ad detected an unknown object that put some of the 83                       2004 Page #86  
n off by most Ufologists as a hoax put over on Frank Scully by oil well pro 2004 Page #97  
ers II, 25-26 Pocono Mts., Johnson put alien in freezer; hoax? 70 1979 Mode 2004 Page #114  
 "taken in" (to the extent that he put them in his reports) by four hoaxes. 2004 Page #121  
ydia Sleppy and "Barney" Barnett — put Stanton Friedman directly on the tra 2004 Page #136  
 the ship and its alien occupants, put the bodies on ice and kept the truth 2004 Page #136  
ted as con-men, and they were even put on trial for fraud over a scheme to  2004 Page #136  
explanation, and who would like to put the Roswell Incident out of their mi 2004 Page #138  
that the Tsarist rocket might have put Tukachevsky in an unassailable posit 2004 Page #153  
use or Senate Committees. Let them put their records on the line. Let the p 2004 Page #177  
ere they would never again have to put up an Air Force spokesman to make up 2004 Page #178  
tion programs." The application he put in for the job stated that he had "s 2004 Page #181  
UFOs. He said when people like you put these things on the air it causes th 2004 Page #183  
re sitting in his office. He would put a call into (General) George (Weinbr 2004 Page #183  
he fact that the document had been put in a plastic sleeve, indicating that 2004 Page #191  
y to do that. But I'm not going to put my name on a film that I have done i 2004 Page #194  
c case than has been published and put into the public domain by the FBI?"2 2004 Page #219  
oes this leave us? Maybe we should put the IRS in charge of maintaining UFO 2004 Page #231  
ges side by side. I couldn't quite put my finger on what was wrong, but as  2004 Page #233  
t their geometry. So I thought I'd put the question, would there be any way 2004 Page #233  
nd again sometime later Newton was put forward as photo-fodder to re-enforc 2004 Page #238  
thing more than a radar target and put the final touches to the cover story 2004 Page #238  
ld compromise future directors and put the agency in a difficult position.  2004 Page #248  
. Look how Stanton T. Friedman got put on the 'watch list' by the OSI. Too  2004 Page #249  
aded on the ESA truck . .As it was put onto the truck, according to the Fir 2005 Page #31  
ugnant looks of the creature, they put it in their car and drove at once to 2005 Page #32  
aining that he'd said that only to put a stop to the mockery by some of rus 2005 Page #32  
knew more which he did not want to put onto paper. A week later he was kill 2005 Page #44  
crash debris field of a B-52 which put down in Sacramento , California, in  2005 Page #67  
r side of the mountain which would put it down near where Steve Gones) was  2005 Page #69  
intentions happens to be. \Xie can put as many pieces together and give our 2005 Page #86  
orkers and parry members tended to put their personal happiness and goals a 2005 Page #89  
apidly reflects the energy. Simply put, the accumulator works on the basis  2005 Page #90  
th Ms. Dukas and Dr. Einstein were put under fairly close observation b) th 2005 Page #92  
nd the publication might well have put Straight on the stand. \Vith Hays su 2005 Page #94  
ood to reason there was no need to put an) of rus alleged experiments to th 2005 Page #101  
pth; and it is not my intention to put a particular cast on Neill here. It  2005 Page #103  
described as greenish-blue ... and put them in the ice box." Later in about 2005 Page #131  
by the cases that follow-persists. Put simply: on rare occasions craft from 2005 Page #143  
more secrets, engineers attempt to put them to use. Forward engineering pro 2005 Page #163  
r the disc; and when the Oriskm!J' put into port in San Francisco, the cove 2005 Page #164  
aft (or UFOs). A flying saucer was put on display in a guarded hangar: the  2005 Page #174  
se anti-MJ-12 arguments keep being put forth despite the fact that I have d 2006 Page #12  
good information is leaked, bad is put out so as to confuse and imply the r 2006 Page #13  
sh Retrieval Conference leaders to put up resistance even to evidently bene 2006 Page #57  
irst. Some alien contact scenarios put forth by contemporary Ufologists hav 2006 Page #61  
 strangeness. The government would put high priority on public education to 2006 Page #61  
ank Hartley, USAF/CIA liaison, was put in charge of the cleanup detail. For 2006 Page #79  
h to someone. Shortly after, I was put in touch with crop circle enthusiast 2006 Page #89  
ts. Early in my research, Mrs. May put me in touch with another key figure  2006 Page #95  
 society even thought they may not put it on paper. For example, the proces 2006 Page #102  
as a protein. The idea, originally put forward by the British investigators 2006 Page #114  
ry 1974 he and his colleagues were put on "stand-by at short notice." Twent 2006 Page #122  
the horse was very restless, so we put him near our caravan. But later in t 2006 Page #128  
nt on that," said Pope. "But let's put it this way: Operation Thunderchild  2006 Page #130  
, it was moving about 1,100 mph. I put the Doppler radar on it — not to loc 2006 Page #147  
hat much power, it could have just put us away, I think! (laughs) But it di 2006 Page #149  
P SECRET' ON WHATEVER THE FILM WAS PUT IN? Right. THAT ALSO CONTRADICTS THE 2006 Page #149  
quare around on the radar site and put it on any object or any X, Y, or 0 o 2006 Page #152  
Y, or 0 on the screen and we could put the square over the X, Y, or 0 and h 2006 Page #152  
ASH X? Yes. So, if the tech was to put the box over an X that was flashing  2006 Page #153  
 able to bend light and they could put on color, take off color, they could 2006 Page #153  
't know. They are flashing.' So, I put the radar square on them. At that mo 2006 Page #154  
ery small pieces of wreckage — and put them in baskets and hauled them up i 2006 Page #155  
ley. Tom saw the other two men had put on their dress uniforms for some kin 2006 Page #160  
 an hour from White Beach. Tom was put to sleep and never told what the den 2006 Page #160  
tion the matter to anyone or being put under security detention. He wisely  2006 Page #167  
utheast' in a direction that could put them over Washington, DC in 2 to 3 h 2006 Page #167  
mph for Soviet bombers, this would put them a mere 600 - 900 miles from Was 2006 Page #167  
Air Command scrambled aircraft and put the USA into a state of high alert a 2006 Page #173  
y's Counter Intelligence Corps was put on Immediate High Alert for informat 2006 Page #173  
ence, Richmond, that thy have been put on immediate high alert _ter aqy dat 2006 Page #174  
ter Intelligence Corps (CIC) to be put on immediate high alert for any data 2006 Page #174  
rsey. However, this plan was never put into action and my role at the Found 2006 Page #196  
fortunately, Mack's untimely death put an end to his continued endeavors. F 2006 Page #198  
ld prove UFOs were real, would you put it on the air?" I told the caller th 2006 Page #205  
ue, now old ■ In retyping, we have put all reports chronologically ■ He was 2007 Page #45  
Another reason for visitations was put forward by the tech corporatio n ASM 2007 Page #62  
ary of the Grow Group Corporation, put fonvard another tl1esis. In their 19 2007 Page #62  
 the English language is sometimes put through the wringer in non-English - 2007 Page #66  
. During \Xlorld \Var TI Bronk was put in charge of a biology-related resea 2007 Page #75  
advanced technolo gy then we could put it to good use, we could irrigate dr 2007 Page #85  
t the cime frame: so the fire gets put out, and ceU me about the fire. Joe: 2007 Page #125  
o chis is right after the fire goc put our? Joe: No, before the fire was ou 2007 Page #125  
 say they "plowed this stuff' and "put the fire out here" and "it didn't ju 2007 Page #125  
That low bed trailer, my dad could put his biggest D-9 Dozer on it and it w 2007 Page #126  
now the little ceramic things they put down the center of the highway? This 2007 Page #126  
 editor of UFO Hagazjne, said: "To put it succinctly, the document suggests 2007 Page #135  
ennedy] and his plans to have NASA put men on the moon. [Monroe] repeatedly 2007 Page #135  
ce has tried to verify the stories put forth in the local press. The Chief  2007 Page #142  
ers) probably cut the hill down to put those houses on it. Aunt: All these  2007 Page #168  
y. lc's almost like it was a group put together in case something like chat 2007 Page #171  
t him. He said he tried calrnJy to put his book down, cum the key in the ig 2007 Page #173  
 nvo places turned upside down and put together, dived suddenly over her ho 2007 Page #193  
re he and about thirty others were put to work picking up debris. When the  2008 Page #14  
 or balloon launch that would have put one or the other over Las Vegas at t 2008 Page #16  
ed it as two separate events. When put together, the bolide explanation fai 2008 Page #16  
0,000 feet. Direction and distance put the object directly over [emphasis m 2008 Page #28  
ring because of the workload being put on staff due to FOi, but FOi is taki 2008 Page #63  
                B: Well, then Halt put his arm around me and said, 'Let's g 2008 Page #89  
ld comproni•o future director& and put the 5gonty 1n a difficult po51t1on.  2008 Page #120  
 Brigadier General William Draper, put his control team together from busin 2008 Page #131  
nn1 most sdmthts und tht g.tnt.r.d put,Ur • TIit Govrrnmrul' s rtcor·J for  2008 Page #154  
members of the government tried to put a bold face on the prospect of U.S.  2009 Page #17  
learn or rediscover the secret. To put it simply, a secret known to a milli 2009 Page #20  
abandoned. One suggestion has been put forward. It is the "fire on warning. 2009 Page #22  
tors. Nevertheless, Edward Ruppelt put a thinly disguised version of the st 2009 Page #30  
be mentioned . Because Harold Dahl put out the idea that the Maury Island U 2009 Page #33  
e moon. 22 Kennedy was offering to put an end to the space race and start j 2009 Page #40  
range things that that is why they put me there and if I saw anything stran 2009 Page #79  
t are they going to do-shoot me or put me in prison? I can do either one. " 2009 Page #88  
 folded or bent the metal and then put it down, it would return to its orig 2009 Page #91  
back to its original beginning and put in the safe ... and it was named Cau 2009 Page #92  
IGnM.'.lS 'TWAT ~ JACQUES VAI..LEE PUT ThkOJGH HIS CDMPU\'Ut IHC.UJOEO 1,61 2009 Page #106  
percentage of witnesses willing to put their accounts and observations on t 2009 Page #135  
 "nothing happens in a vacuum." To put into context the appearance of stran 2009 Page #156  
chnology and the internet, you can put yourself into the shoes of the avera 2009 Page #156  
uld be able to shoot them down and put the rain where we need it. If we can 2009 Page #162  
covered many Soviet spy rings, and put policies in place to curb this activ 2009 Page #177  
..:bole popul£~on. Ulcm do,-n irnd put U)e ram ,rJ:.c:e whether iJ. ~-1or u 2009 Page #182  

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val Conference hole in the dome of putative magnesium oxide, which formed a 2003 Page #114  

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k Program XlUld be revealed to the putfic, while the program behind it rema 2007 Page #55  

Word: "puthoff", 3 instance(s) (Back to Top)

" www.majesticdocuments.com Harold Puthoff, Ph.D. Institute for Advanced St 2003 Page #15  
 but most contradict one. From Hal Puthoff comes a report of an interview w 2004 Page #143  
 by Tom Valone Verified by Dr. Hal Puthoff, former CIA A,·lutiun \Vcck & Sp 2005 Page #30  

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ident at Exeter by John G. Fuller, Putnam Publishing, 1966. 2~ According to 2008 Page #69  

Word: "puts", 6 instance(s) (Back to Top)

mic matters. Forrestal accepts and puts his business life on hold (forever, 2003 Page #86  
the subject. Although a dish radar puts out a rather wide angled beam, the  2003 Page #183  
 News (a major Seattle TV station) puts in a request for information to Uni 2006 Page #184  
file for the Nellis Radar sighting puts the incidence some sixteen minutes  2008 Page #15  
first page of the memo on slide 39 puts the subject and question in context 2008 Page #110  
ment of super weapons. But secrecy puts no obstacle in the way of foreign g 2009 Page #20  

Word: "putt", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ograms. USAF Le. General Donald L. Putt had been briefed on the incred.ible 2007 Page #111  

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n to Lieutenant General Sir Edward Puttick, Chief of General Staff (N.Z.) o 2009 Page #164  
 unexpectedly large waves. General Puttick instructed Colonel C.W. Salmon,  2009 Page #164  
n to Lieutenant General Sir Edward Puttick, Chief of General Staff (N.Z.) o 2009 Page #169  

Word: "putting", 14 instance(s) (Back to Top)

 distress's Pentagon underlings by putting himself in harm's way — at the B 2003 Page #86  
 years old, he was with his father putting some cattle out to pasture on th 2004 Page #29  
He was standing beside his cruiser putting on his coat when Officers Pond a 2004 Page #36  
start chronicling the material and putting it together in a book, which I d 2004 Page #42  
ed. The individual who persists in putting forth such a theory may ultimate 2005 Page #104  
ly from New York to Los Angeles by putting a feather in the air? It took Ch 2006 Page #6  
 its government funding disappear, putting many scientists out of work. The 2006 Page #65  
fore long, many would close doors, putting millions out of work. Due to NHI 2006 Page #65  
arize me with the area while I was putting together a time line of events f 2006 Page #94  
T have been targets that NORAD was putting up. The thing that didn't make a 2006 Page #148  
n the air?" I told the caller that putting such information on the air wasn 2006 Page #205  
chat NASA does military casks like putting stuff in space. So was the NASA  2007 Page #87  
engine and dimming the lights, and putting out the lights in Eureka. It man 2008 Page #16  
oint missions with the Soviets. In putting into effect his commitment for j 2009 Page #40  

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able to boost a payload beyond the puU of Earth's gravicy, the DoD had othe 2005 Page #172  

Word: "puucuh", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

• uro~ In the . • • • • ■ Chuu u,d Puucuh, • Summ 3: Great Expectations, 19 2009 Page #143  

Word: "puued", 1 instance(s) (Back to Top)

d Souza assumed it had crashed. He puUed over next to a farm where the UFO  2005 Page #37  

Word: "puzzle", 18 instance(s) (Back to Top)

eyes, slit for mouth, crinkty skin Puzzle for Charlette ■ Wanted validation 2003 Page #35  
s a child, bits and pieces of this puzzle, for me it was a puzzle. And to h 2003 Page #35  
es of this puzzle, for me it was a puzzle. And to hear things from my 31    2003 Page #35  
d, providing me with pieces of the puzzle in my quest to learn what that my 2003 Page #56  
 This appears to be true, and is a puzzle. The best answer I can offer is o 2003 Page #185  
eviously Unpublished Pieces of the Puzzle Peter Robbins 43 UFO Crash Retrie 2004 Page #3  
onymous NSA employee, continued to puzzle me. Rather than indicating an out 2004 Page #14  
ere. Beyond doubt, the crashed UFO puzzle is a global one. Index of Figures 2004 Page #17  
al from the grave? To compound the puzzle, years later my wife who was teac 2004 Page #31  
eviously Unpublished Pieces of the Puzzle Peter Robbins Copyright 2004 Pete 2004 Page #46  
eviously unpublished pieces of the puzzle. To begin with, the Bentwaters in 2004 Page #46  
 should be able to see some of the puzzle pieces coming together into a coh 2007 Page #23  
t few years, all with pares of the puzzle that have too many parallels to r 2007 Page #127  
n an effort co try and resolve the puzzle. The finclings, presented to the  2007 Page #143  
es at the heart of the crashed UFO puzzle, however, diligent pursuit of Pro 2007 Page #144  
his fits into another piece of the puzzle which, in the past, l would have  2008 Page #14  
d the so-called "alien abduction'' puzzle; and, therefore, has been able to 2008 Page #35  
an obsession to piece together the puzzle of what is decidedly the greatest 2009 Page #154  

Word: "puzzled", 9 instance(s) (Back to Top)

ical and even frightening, that it puzzled even the most jaded UFO watchers 2003 Page #149  
s reverse engineering as inventors puzzled our how to imitate nature. Some  2005 Page #163  
 incident actually was. I was also puzzled because everything that I had re 2006 Page #91  
 - Many From Wheeling To Bluefield Puzzled Over Weird Spectacle." According 2006 Page #94  
 Island Incident remains genuinely puzzled by it to this very day. The "UFO 2006 Page #192  
 established as a non-profit. This puzzled me as part of the role of the Fo 2006 Page #197  
 the Air Force Defense Command was puzzled by an aerial object that explode 2008 Page #16  
Jim, it did not crash. It landed." Puzzled, Sgt. Penniston called the 81 st 2009 Page #63  
Air Defense Command personnel were puzzled by the obvious lack of concern f 2009 Page #178  

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 historical context to many of the puzzles we encountered. 4r, Other words  2004 Page #227  
Publications, Living Language , RH Puzzles and Games, RH Reference Publishi 2008 Page #143  

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night. However, there are glaring, puzzling contradictions within the accou 2003 Page #66  
ives of the extraterrestrials were puzzling and of great concern to governm 2003 Page #102  
se that at least one fragment was "puzzling." Gray said three of four sampl 2004 Page #30  
ng significant bits of metal, the "puzzling" fragment, the deformities of t 2004 Page #31  
hey continued southward.) The most puzzling statement in the document is: " 2006 Page #173  
owing winter? What happened to the puzzling object that witnesses saw strea 2006 Page #194  
old that position." Adding to this puzzling statement are facts indicating  2008 Page #134  

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SOUND AND SAW A FIRE OALL FOLLOWED Pv AN I ENFLOAION. HE SAID THAT THE NEXT 2004 Page #21  

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 Defence Grouping) 1 1 V.V.S. UNKS PVID TsPK Launch Centers Tracking Statio 2004 Page #156  

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• PSS: Search and Rescue Service • PVO: Air Defense • TsPK: Cosmonaut Train 2004 Page #157  
dicted crash area is calculated by PVO if possible. 165                     2004 Page #168  

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SO,\R (501 RBIO' r.;, AS VIPER (6) PW J5~ (JT I !-B:!-5Sl (l) 169 T9 (3) GE 2007 Page #113  

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 J# $$ ; Aoac&Ma FWrd to «Mai ? In pwanUag ibjj •f your otowtow yw ^o«M k°  2003 Page #216  

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. SEV■U... ""-"IIY _,.,.. o:is• OF PWN"Jo ,rz11, Nm •. ,, .. c.cruo CI.Ai0/ 2009 Page #118  

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pril 1990 fitn FrlnUnp Aljuil 1901 PWNTTD « CAMAOA CHMft CAO liCA occcjoeu  2003 Page #136  

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o.~.1· Cl :.cl, ,ID(}\ L 1111 \I • PWOft\ JI 10 r,1.n , 1 ••.u~,rr,.,011•\\ 2008 Page #154  

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.............. ~ .. _...9'11t:1_~ (PWV111 A .... whoct,,N••~•Ulat~~uot---~• 2005 Page #19  

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AA WA. .149•I 1.1 t ./fet fai. bP, PWW NSW* AID • W.% KAN SAO. ••• MO. W CA 2006 Page #34  

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o KR "Jii't- Marcel had—for pure!* pxchido~tcal reward* —related hi* talc t 2003 Page #132  

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AccoRoING TO THE /NFORNATION RIVEN PY THE CAHPESIND, AROUND 1,130 AP ON FPI 2004 Page #21  

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w an amazing presentation by Lloyd Pye, perhaps the world's finest hominid  2006 Page #181  
ry, what I admire most about Lloyd Pye is his unwavering adherence to a pol 2006 Page #181  

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throp · Aldrich and David McAlpine Pyle representing the Rockefellers. Majo 2008 Page #140  
ated by an elite authority . Gomer Pyle is on one end of this spectrum and  2009 Page #155  

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had provisions for a dorsal launch pylon and a launch control officer's sta 2006 Page #77  
e the drone/booster stack from the pylon at an altitude of about 38,000 fee 2006 Page #77  
 501 was attached to the left wing pylon and mated to a DZ-1 booster. A sec 2006 Page #78  
fficulty mating Article 501 to the pylon, a technician used a thread-tap on 2006 Page #78  
ent was a sway brace from a weapon pylon (bomb rack). Over the next 12 year 2006 Page #84  

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 shape openings through which huge pylons with strangely shaped objects mou 2005 Page #83  
d. Technicians attached the launch pylons to the B-52H at Area 51 in the su 2006 Page #78  

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arenti Beria (MJ-12 Backchannel) • Pyotr Kapitsa • Marshal aukov • Yakov Ze 2004 Page #160  

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