Sunday, May 22, 2011

Government takes WWII MIC retirees out of mothballs one last time


After you've read this analysis and the disinformation interview, you'll have determined that the Col. Leghorn in it is actually Foghorn Leghorn, a fact covered up by the government in a vast conspiracy.

Timed just as Tim Geithner and his handlers have declared that in August they can't give you your Social Security check

The maneuver buys Geithner only a few months of time. If Congress does not vote by Aug. 2 to raise the debt limit, Geithner says the government is likely to default on some of its obligations, which he says would cause enormous economic harm and the suspension of government services, including the disbursal of Social Security funds.

yet they have billions for Middle Eastern countries run by "trillionaire" families they set up as "leaders" from the 1920s on.

Now your attention is conveniently directed to Area 51.

These articles have become legion in the last week as a new book has been released. However, this is a disinformation campaign and more panem et circenses to distract you. The articles first started at the national level, and then the echoes began throughout the corporate media to serve the dual purpose of distracting you from present events and soiling the Area 51 narrative some more, while conveniently weaving in UFOs.

First the Air Force said the discs at Roswell (Corona) New Mexico were crash test dummies and balloons. Then they changed the years so the program didn't even match the 1947. Now, they are telling you it was the U-2 program that was years later.

It gets more moronic by the time it's done as the U-2 claim is morphed into the unthinkable.

These idiots are running the same psyop for this that they are for the birth certificates to test the response and see how accepting you really are.

So it is that a retiree in Osterville, Massachusetts, was dragged out of retirement to do his treasonous duty against Americans again for the MIC. We are talking people who "can't" discuss technology from World War II, because they were never told they can. I witnessed this stupidity with a retired local insurance agency owner, Mr. Lumpkin, at an early meeting about the WCC radio station.

The old timer thought he couldn't discuss much about HF direction finding of Nazis because he took an oath, when in fact Bill Clinton had declassified it in the 90s. Try telling him that as people tried to ask him questions that really weren't all that technical and are known already anyway. The MIC thieves send these guys off with a gag order (mostly for that reason and not security) and then they never rescind it. Then, if they need them as witting or unwitting assets, they have them.

So what does all this have to do with aliens, Roswell, and Area 51? Well, besides having been to Area 51 more than once, Leghorn was in charge of the program that launched high-altitude balloons fitted with spy cameras. "The first ones went east to west. And then we went the other way," he explained.

It's the testing and launching of these kinds of experimental reconnaissance technologies for which Area 51 has long been used. "A lot of those UFO sightings were those balloons. And that program was canceled by Eisenhower when one fell down by accident just inside the Berlin Wall," Leghorn said.

There's the balloon lie again. Roswell was 1947. The balloons and U-2 were in the 50s. For every one of these liars I can find one contemporary retired radar operator or AWACS operator who will tell me they're full of it. Balloons don't steer themselves, trail planes or take off at speeds that would crush a pilot. And they sure didn't do it then.

Since NORAD was established, "imaginary" events don't trigger NORAD contacting PAVE PAWS staff to verify locally what is being seen at NORAD.

The disinformation agents rely on the same birth certificate technique of constantly releasing a stream of conflicting information and dates, so that even the brilliant have difficulty following them; those who aren't getting paid usually give up trying. They of course lose the average person in the first days of their campaign.

Why do they do this ?

The minute government releases the truth, the Vatican which recently joined in (yes, those "holy" men "removed" from temporal affairs strangely have security clearances too) will lose relevance. As I've said, having replaced Roman state religion with their own sham inserted right into our calendar, they'll lose control of the sheep, finally. In fact in recent months, it's started an timed campaign that it's still relevant if aliens exist.

The government fears that you'll go berserk, the stock market will plummet, and that you'll tell the coup against Rome to sod off once and for all, once you figure out that they're not the boss of you, because they can't even control their own airspace.

Only an ignorant idiot would believe that even as scientists say there are an infinite number of planets, that he's alone.


SPOILER ALERT: The end of Jacobsen's book recounts a mind-blowing story from her best source, sure to provide more fodder for conspiracy theorists. Her source confirmed that, yes, a flying saucer did crash land at Roswell and it was piloted by two "child-sized" beings. Jacobsen's source led the team that recovered the craft and analyzed its contents.

His conclusion: Soviet psy-ops. After Joseph Stalin saw how hysterical and gullible the American public showed itself to be in the aftermath of Orson Welles' famous and fictional "War of the Worlds" radio broadcast in 1938, they hatched a plan for the ultimate hoax, Jacobsen's source said. The hoax was to surgically/genetically engineer two Russians to look like a stereotypical alien — big head, huge eyes and all the rest — and have them crash-land in the United States. Maybe it would induce panic and possibly open a window of opportunity for the Russians to attack.

That's what happened at Roswell, Jacobsen reports. And the reason it's been kept so hush-hush is because America's response was to essentially say: Good idea. We should experiment with humans, too — the Tuskeegee experiment on black men in America and a similar program of infecting mental patients with syphilis in Guatemala are two fairly well-known examples. Alas, no aliens.

The truth is out. He's Foghorn Leghorn.

He's an arrogant pompous chicken in the face of government that owns him into his old age and who thinks you're going to believe that story. At the same time, they're circulating stories like the one that it was light reflected off the long straight rectangular wings of the U-2 which was was quickly painted black, anyway !

So says someone whose name actually is Ottaviano, a name allowed by Roman law only to those branches of the family raised to the Patrician status.

I have my papers. Do you ?

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