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I also remember seeing a copy of the oversized UFO color photograph book of Billy Meier’s work, a
fairly rare bird. It was only later that I would find out the trail of tears behind its production, distribution and
ultimate lawsuit with Lee and Brit Elders by the Greens.
Dharma has been “receiving” since 1987, and had published 4 Journals prior to George Green entering
the picture. And yet, at the time, it was almost as if George and Desireé Green entered on a white horse to
get the rapidly produced Word to print, bound, and out to the world. Little did we know it was, in
actuality, a dark horse and the agenda was far more sinister than simply spreading truth. It was as with Col.
Wendelle Stevens’ UFO research, which George & Desiree published—get the rights, publish a few
thousand books, then bury it!
How do I know these things, and how am I able to write about them? First hand experience and observation.
George and Desireé, upon arriving in Kern County, immediately chose to live in a gated community outside
of town, out of reach to even those with whom they worked. No listed telephone numbers, of course. I
was later to find out from George personally that the mob in Denver was looking for him. In hindsight, I
had more advance clues than I realized at the time.
Not long after George and Desireé set up America West Publishers/America West Distributors operations
in Tehachapi, I went to work for a corporation providing office management services to America West.
Specifically, I wanted to help in getting The Word out to the public. I shared the same office space with
George Green for over a year. During that time I heard many clandestine calls, often in bizarre code. I
remember on several occasions looking up at him and thinking, “You’ve got to be kidding.”
Frequently on radio shows, George and Desireé did succeed in letting people know The Word was coming
forth, but unfortunately the cultish, conspiratorial, UFO-spin that George put into his talks made the
information seem more lunatic fringe than from Higher Source.
After the newsletter THE PHOENIX JOURNAL EXPRESS was established and in production, and
George had structured the Phoenix Institute for Research & Education, Ltd. (a Nevada corporation), the
mail started pouring in. This newsletter would later evolve into the newspaper, THE PHOENIX LIBERA-
TOR.
While it is true that I picked up the mail daily and signed for numerous packages daily, both at the Post
Office and from UPS, I did not open the mail. From my prior corporate background, I found this very
unusual, but George would personally open all mail—often, like Midas, tearing into each envelope looking
for money before even considering the contents in print. Yes, the clues were certainly there.
At some point—I guess it was around the time that the University of Science & Philosophy brought suit for
copyright infringement—George began to get really nervous. Plans were being made for Nevada operations.
A Carson City hotel/casino was on the table as one possibility for George. Of course, at the time
George was also sitting on $350,000 in gold coins which he had stolen from the Institute. No wonder he
was nervous.
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