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In this UFO blog post today...
1. The Disclosure Project. (The Supporters and the Liars)
2. Decide Whether We Should Show Up. Do You Wish That We Show Up.
3. Real MIBs. Dan Aykroyd. Pieces of Truth-Dan Akroyd MIB. Real Men In Black.
4. The Allagash Maine Abduction Alien Close Encounter.
5. Lisa Loves UFOs Aliens Proof Evidence.
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The Disclosure Project. (The Supporters and the Liars)
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The Disclosure Project is the best place for you to start studying about the UFO phenomenon. They have the best UFO information and Top Secret UFO news. The Director of The Disclosure Project is Dr Steven M. Greer. And Dr. Greer wrote facts in a document called "Circles of Power - Behind UFO Secrecy". An insane idiot drug addict (Carlos Gonzalez from Falkirk Scotland) stalking our UFO groups and telling lies and posting hate recently said "The Disclosure Project hasn't done anything for 10 years". Well, actually if you study properly, you will all see that The Disclosure Project has been very busy since the year 2001. For example the document "Circles of Power - Behind UFO Secrecy" was produced in the year 2006. Also Dr Steven Greer hosts his own radio show The World Puja Radio Network most every fortnight.
The Disclosure Project website...
http://www.DisclosureProject.org
(The worst thing you can do on planet Earth is not support The Disclosure Project. So please do support The Disclosure Project)
The Insane Liar Idiot Drug Addict Carlos Gonzalez from Falkirk Scotland Homepage
Website ...
http://CarlosGonzalez.100webspace.net
(And if that site goes off-line we will create five more copies on other websites)
We are actively seeking Scottish groups in Scotland that dislike insane stalker Carlos Gonzalez living in Falkirk Scotland, if you have any information on insane stalker Carlos Gonzalez in Falkirk Scotland please contact us at Project Mothership.
http://www.youtube.com/ProjectMothership
We are setting up the Carlos Gonzalez of Falkirk Scotland "Watch Group" with plans of over one thousand Scottish members to visit the house of Carlos Gonzalez to make sure Carlos Gonzalez isn't stalking while popping pills. Scotland needs a better society with less immigrants from Chile and Peru in Scotland such as Carlos Gonzalez hurting wonderful Scottish people and stalking!!!
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Decide Whether We Should Show Up. Do You Wish That We Show Up.
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More and more people should be reading and sharing that information called
"Decide Whether We Should Show Up" here...
http://www.metatech.org/contact_extraterrestrials_intervention.html
or here...
http://projectmothership.isgreat.org/Decide_Whether_We_Should_Show_Up.html
That information called 'Decide Whether We Should Show Up' mentions this... "How could you be certain that this is not yet another subtle manoeuvre of the "third party" to better enslave you? Because one always more efficiently fights something that is identified than the contrary."
If you don't share that information called "Decide Whether We Should Show Up", you will be put into a war and die and never be able to return to Earth. And don't think it's Heaven in the After-Life.
The Third Party are The MIBs. See proof in the following videos...
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Real MIBs. Dan Aykroyd. Pieces of Truth-Dan Akroyd MIB. Real Men In Black.
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The above information mentions about a "Third Party" that is other
than Occult Powers and The General Population of Planet Earth.
If you want proof of "The Third Party" MIBs, here they are...
"Pieces of Truth-Dan Akroyd MIB"...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BBRWuTHNVM
"Unsolved Mysteries-Men in Black"...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-1dhxFt_Xw
"Men-in-Black (MIB) from A to Z, By Maximillien de Lafayette."...
http://www.delafayetteencyclopedia.com/famspa.htm
History of the Men-in-Black:
I. Introduction:
a- General assumption:
Since the start of the modern era of reported UFO activity, which is generally considered as dating from the 1947 sighting by American businessman and amateur pilot, Kenneth Arnold, many people who have claimed sightings of UFOs or contact experiences with their occupants have reported subsequent visits from rather sinister gentlemen whose behavior has been distinctly odd.
These reports have emanated from different countries and from individuals quite unaware that their experiences were not unique, and they have details in common that add up to a rather convincing case for the reality of the visitors. The men are generally described as dark or olive-skinned, rather oriental-looking, of short stature, and frail build, and are usually dressed in black, sometimes in ill-fitting or out-of-fashion clothes. There are generally two or three of them and they seem to travel in large black cars. Some people who have been visited by Men-in-Black have noted the numbers on the cars' license plates, but when police have checked these they invariably found that they are non-existent as registered license numbers.
Other people have reported that the visitors have appeared and vanished with unaccountable abruptness.
They have used a variety of ruses to command a hearing, masquerading as government agents, journalists, military or air force personnel, or representatives of insurance companies, for example. Sometimes they simply ask a lot of questions, many of them puzzlingly irrelevant, and then go away, but sometimes they communicate quite unequivocal warnings of dire consequences if a person does not keep quiet about his UFO experience.
More than one investigator has been effectively silenced or intimidated by the sinister visitors. UFO cultists who believe that the world's governments are in cahoots to suppress information on the subject, have spread the idea that the Men-in-Black are CIA agents, but this hypothesis is difficult to maintain in view of the evidence for their world-wide appearances, the uniformity and peculiarity of their looks, and the strangeness of their conduct. (Source: ；alen Intelligence by Stuart Holroyd, Everest House, 1979.)
b- Reason for hiding the truth:
When the Condon Committee was sampling public attitudes toward UFOs they gave this statement to a cross section of the American Public: A government agency maintains a Top Secret file of UFO reports that are deliberately withheld from the public."
The respondents were supposed to answer true or false. A substantial majority, sixty-one percent, thought that the statement was true while only thirty-one percent said it was false. Among teenagers, the credibility gap was even wider -- 73 percent believed the statement to be true.
General opinion studies conducted by the Condon Committee, and other surveys about UFOs came up with the rather paradoxal fact that there were more people who believed in a conspiracy of silence about UFOs than believed in UFOs in the first place. It has often been said that we Americans today are a bit paranoid; that we always tend to believe that something is out to get us, or something is being kept from us.
It certainly seems that we were a bit paranoid about UFOs. Most people thought vaguely in terms of an Air Force conspiracy or a CIA conspiracy or even of a world-wide scientific conspiracy.It was generally acknowledged that the reason behind such a conspiracy was a desire on the part of those in power to hide the truth from the public, because people would panic if they knew that we really were being visit by superior creatures from another world.
Conspiracy theorists constantly harkened back to the old "War of the Worlds" broadcast and the panic it started.
Such a belief, however, is rather too simple for the true connoisseur of conspiracies. He/she has long ago rejected the simple, straightforward Air Force - CIA - science establishment - cover-up as too obvious, and really rather ridiculous.
The conspiracy connoisseur pointed out quite correctly that no government or group, no matter how powerful, could possibly suppress so much sensational information for so long -- no earthly group that is.
If the extraterrestrials wanted to make themselves known, then, they would land in a central place, and all the feeble earthly cover-up would simply be blown away. It is out of this sort of background that the legend of the Men-in-Black arose. It concerns strange little men in dark suits who drive around, in big shiny cars and harass people who claimed to have seen a UFO.
II. The origin of the term Men-in-Black:
a- Men-in-Black and Albert K. Bender:
The origin of the Men-in-Black legend can be pin-pointed fairly exactly. Back in 1953, a man by the name of Albert K. Bender was running an organization called the International Flying Saucer Bureau (IFSB), and editing a little publication called "Space Review" that was dedicated to news of flying saucers. The IFSB had a small membership despite its rather grandiose title, and "Space Review" reached at best, no more than a few hundred readers. But they were all deeply devoted to the idea that flying saucers were craft from outer space. In common with believers, these saucer buffs were convinced that they were in possession of a great truth, while most of the rest of the world remained in darkness and ignorance.
They felt very important, and thus it was with a sense of surprise, even shock, that they opened up the October 1953 issue of "Space Review" and found two unexpected announcements:
?E1- The second item read: "LATE BULLETIN: A source which the IFSB considers very reliable has informed us, that the investigation of the flying saucer mystery and the solution is approaching its final stages. This same source to whom we had referred data, which had come into our possession, suggested that it was not the proper method and time to publish the data in 'Space Review'."
?E2-The second item read: "STATEMENT OF IMPORTANCE: The mystery of the flying saucers is no longer a mystery. The source is already known, but any information about this is being withheld by order from a higher source. We would like to print the full story in "Space Review", but because of the nature of the information, we are very sorry that we have been advised in the negative."The statement ended with the ominous sentence, "We advice those engaged in saucer work to please be very cautious." Bender, then, suspended the publication of "Space Review", and dissolved the IFSB. The tone of the announcements would have been familiar to anyone who had much experience with occult organizations. Occultists often claim they are in the possession of some great secret which, for equally secret reasons, they cannot reveal. Even the appeal, "please be very cautious" was not unique. It made those engaged in "saucer work" feel more important. After all, who is going to bother to persecute you if you are just wasting your time? Shortly after Bender closed down his magazine and organization, he gave an interview to a local paper, which he asserted that he had been visited by "three men wearing dark suits" who had order him "emphatically" to stop publishing material about flying saucers.
Bender said, that he had been "scared to death", and that he "actually couldn't eat for a couple of days." Some of Bender's former associates tried to press for a more satisfactory explanation, but to all questions he replied, either cryptically or not at all. This state of affairs created considerable confusions among the flying saucer buffs. What were they to think about such a strange story? Some were openly skeptical of Bender's tale. They said that his publication and organization were losing money and the tale of the three visitors who "ordered" him to stop publishing was just a face-saving gesture. Yet, as the years went by, the "three Men-in-Black" began to sound more respectable, and they took on, a life of their own.
b- Some thought, that the Men-in-Black were from the Air Force or the CIA:
Some of Bender's friends, first thought, that the Men-in-Black were from the Air Force or the CIA, and indeed Bender's original statements do seem to sound like government agents. But after a while, the Men-in-Black began to assume a more extraterrestrial, even supernatural air. Finally in 1963, a full decade after he first told of his mysterious visitors, Albert Bender elaborated further in a book called "Flying Saucers and the Three Men in Black." It was a strange, confused and virtually unreadable book that revealed very little in the way of hard facts, but did significantly enhance the reputation of the Men-in-Black as extraterrestrials.
c- Men-in-Black have become an established part of the UFO history:
The book also introduced into the lore "three beautiful women, dressed in tight white uniforms." Like their male counterparts in black, the women in white had "glowing eyes."
But even before the publication of Bender's book in 1963, the Men-in-Black (or MIBs as they are know to insiders) had already been reported to be visiting others besides Albert Bender.
By now they have been reported so often that they have become an established part of the UFO history.
d-Characteristics of Men-in-Black:
E1-The Men-in-Black, naturally enough, wear black suits.
E2-They always wear a black hat and often a black turtleneck sweater.
E2-They also usually wear dark sunglasses, presumably to disguise their "glowing eyes".
E3-They present an appearance often described as "strange" or "odd."
E4-They are dark-complicated with high cheekbones, thin lips, pointed chin, and eyes that are mildly slanted.
E5-Most of them are reported to be short and delicately built with olive complexions and dark, straight hair.
E6-They are often described as "Gypsies" or "Orientals".
E7-Most MIBS are reported to travel in groups of three and usually ride around in shiny new black cars -- often Cadillac's.
E8-These cars are even supposed to "smell new."
E9-Sometimes, the MIBs pose as threatening investigators from the CIA, or some other governments agency.
E10-They may flash official-looking credentials, but these can never be checked out.
E11-Occasionally, the MIBs display badges with strange emblems on them, or have unrecognizable symbols painted on their cars.
E13-They pose as sales-rep, or officials from governmental agencies and organizations.
E14-The purpose of the visits seems to be to get people who have seen UFOs to stop talking about them, or somehow to confuse and frighten the witnesses.
E15-The primary qualification for the Men-in-Black is that they are from an unknown origin.
E16-They appear to act oddly and vaguely menacing.
E17-They speak in a dull monotone voice, "like a computer".
e- Examples of how bizarre some MIBs incidents are:
The list of examples is endless. Here is a short list of some of the more interesting factors in some cases:
E1-An ex-Air Force man is gassed and interrogated by MIB after he has learned classified NASA secrets.
E2-Close-up photos of UFOs were seized from a teenager who is also directly threatened by MIB.
E3-MIB sighted in the lobby of the U.S. State Department leave a mysterious artifact.
E4-MIBs pose as Air Force officers to silence witnesses.
E5-MIBs try to buy before-hours Coke and sing to birds in trees.
E6-MIB disintegrates a coin in a witnesses hand and tells him that his heart will do the same if he talks. (Source: The Unexplained No. 10. Orbis Publishing. 1991.)
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Real MIBs "The Cumberland Spaceman" or "Solway Firth Spaceman"
or "The Cumbrian Spaceman". Real Men in Black.
On 23 May 1964, Jim Templeton, a firefighter from Carlisle, Cumberland, (now part of Cumbria,) took three photographs of his five-year-old daughter while on a day trip to Burgh Marsh.] The only other people on the marshes that day were a couple of old ladies, and although cows and sheep would have normally been plentiful, they were huddled together at the far end of the marsh. In a letter to the Daily Mail in 2002, Templeton recalled, "I took three pictures of my daughter Elizabeth in a similar pose and was shocked when the middle picture came back from Kodak displaying what looks like a spaceman in the background." Templeton insists that he did not see the figure until after his photographs were developed, and analysts at Kodak confirmed that the photograph was genuine.
Templeton tells of a visit after the photograph was published by two men who, he says, claimed to be from Her Majesty's Government, but refused to show their identification. He says that they referred to each other as numbers and asked him questions about the weather conditions on the day of the photograph and about the activities of local bird life. They drove Templeton to the marsh, where he says they tried to make him admit that he had in fact photographed a passer by, a suggestion that he strongly rejected. The men then became angry and drove away leaving him stranded on the marsh five miles from home.
Templeton spoke to the Daily Mail in December 2002. He said of the photograph: "I took the picture to the police in Carlisle who, after many doubts, examined it and stated there was nothing suspicious about it. The local newspaper, the Cumberland News, picked up the story and within hours it was all over the world. The picture is certainly not a fake, and I am as bemused as anyone else as to how this image appeared in the background. Over the four decades the photo has been in the public domain, I have had many thousands of letters from all over the world with various ideas or possibilities, most of which make little sense to me." Templeton asserted that he had experienced no financial gain as a result of distributing the photograph, nor did he ever pursue it. In an interview recorded for BBC television, Templeton spoke candidly about the photograph, saying: "Who is he? Where's he from? Those are the two questions we want answered." The case was also covered in the BBC One series Secrets of the Paranormal, presented by Jenny Randles.
Australian connection...
A Blue Streak launch at the Woomera Test Range, using Cumbrian-built weaponry, had been aborted because of two large men seen on the firing range. Technicians at the time did not know about Templeton's sighting until it appeared on the front page of an Australian Newspaper, and they said that the figure in Cumbria looked the same as the ones they had seen on the monitor at Woomera. Templeton told the BBC that technicians considered the two figures to be exactly the same type of man: same dress, same figure, same size as in the original photograph.
Some people say that "The Cumberland Spaceman" or "Solway Firth
Spaceman" or "The Cumbrian Spaceman" (Not The MIBs) were beings
from planet iarga...
http://www.galactic-server.com/rune/iarga.html
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The Allagash Maine Abduction Aliens Close Encounters.
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The Allagash Waterway is a series of lakes and canals in the breathtaking mountains of Maine. This lovely area would be the site of one of the most discussed and best documented alien abduction cases on record. A dramatized version was featured on the "Unsolved Mysteries" television show. The Allagash incident would involve multiple witnesses, four to be exact, twin brothers Jack and Jim Weiner, along with their friends Chuck Rak and Charlie Foltz...
Video #1 From Sightings...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCmkiowCU1c
(Part 1 and Part 2 is there)
Video #2 From The History Channel...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBpLaKnUJ4g
(Part 1 and Part 2 is there)
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