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Sarah’s Notes on Dr. Neruda
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have disputed ETs and any other “bump-in-the-night” phenomenon.)
He was convinced that the ACIO would not allow him to defect with his memory
intact. He was fearful of their remote viewing technology and was certain that they
would try to track him down. He wanted me to have possession of the materials only if
I volunteered to do so, and was willing to publish them. And through all of this, he
wasn’t absolutely certain that the Labyrinth Group and their ET friends, the Corteum,
were intending anything bad. He just didn’t want his memory tampered with.
I think he was mostly interested in exposing the WingMakers’ time capsule and its
philosophy and communication symbols. He never seemed that interested in exposing
the ACIO and its secret organization the Labyrinth Group. He told me about this
entity only to impress upon me that he was part of an organization that had unusual
powers and technologies, and to the extent they wanted to keep things under wrap,
they would use their considerable powers to do so, which was why he had picked me at
random to help him in getting this story out.
Dr. Neruda was the most sincere individual I have ever met. Someone I would
love to count among my friends. I was so impressed with his manners, communication
skills, and intellect. At one time, I asked him what his IQ was, and with all humility
intact, he simply answered that there is no way to test it. And that the Labyrinth
Group’s members are not interested in IQ so much as what he called Fluid
Intelligence, or the speed with which alternative, creative solutions to a problem can be
generated.
He claimed this was the most important form of intelligence, and without it, one
would not be able to time travel. In other words, he was convinced that time travel was
not an independent technology, but was integral to the traveler. The time traveler must
have a certain degree of fluid intelligence in order to withstand the stress inherent in
time travel, and the best way to handle the stress was by having a high level of fluid
intelligence.
The thing I found so fascinating about Dr. Neruda was his descriptions of how
information about ETs, new physics, cosmology, prophecies, and the galactic hierarchy
were hidden from the public, government, and even intelligence organizations. He told
me that only one man had ever really tried to write about the NSA’s Special Project
Laboratory and that was back in 1950, and according to my notes it was written by
Wilbur Smith, who I believe was a journalist from Canada. Everything else that has
been written is done so on the basis of pure speculation.
Dr. Neruda said that when this paper was circulated it was the genesis of the
ACIO in order to build another layer of what he called unacknowledged departments.
He said that unacknowledged departments are rare in intelligence agencies, but those
that do exist often telescope into greater levels of secrecy in order to remain hidden
from public and private scrutiny.
He also inferred that there were corporate members of the military-industrial
complex that were involved in these unacknowledged departments. He claimed that the
ACIO or its sister organization, the Special Projects Laboratory, would sell diluted
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