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The Fourth Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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Dr. Neruda: “He knew it would require that he go underground and essentially become
anonymous. He didn’t want anonymity because he was a prodigious inventor and liked the
limelight accorded him from government officials as well as the scientific community at
large. Also, I don’t think the head of the OSS thought his mental capabilities were sufficient
to the task. Bush was a great organizer of talent, but he lacked the commanding intellect in
physics to lead the ACIO as it was envisioned in those days.”
Sarah: “How many people knew about this project”
Dr. Neruda: “I’m not sure. Perhaps five or six knew the total scope of the project and
another fifty knew elements of the project. It was, as I said before, a very well-guarded
secret.”
Sarah: “How do you keep something like this a secret”
Dr. Neruda: “There are entire departments within our government that have responsibility
for this. It’s a very well-engineered process that includes legal contracts, clear penalty
reminders, and known deterrence factors that include very invasive technologies. In the
worst case, if vital information was disclosed, a different but related department would step
in that would masterfully spread disinformation. It was, and still is, virtually impossible to
bring this information to the public.”
Sarah: “They had invasive technologies even in 1945”
Dr. Neruda: “Yes. While the invasive technologies were more crudely applied, they were
certainly effective. There was nothing more vilified in these undisclosed organizations than
traitors. The entire organizational culture was designed to reward loyalty and severely punish
disloyalty in any form.”
Sarah: “I want to switch topics for a moment. It seems that we’re in a new stage of world
peace and economic stability, but when I hear you talk, it seems that this just isn’t possible
given the nature of the Incunabula and the triad of power that you were talking about earlier.
Is this true”
Dr. Neruda: “It is an illusion. There may be lulls in the movements of war, but look at the
past one hundred years. Isn’t it an assemblage of wars”
Sarah: “And all because war feeds the triad of power as you call it”
Dr. Neruda: “No. There are forces that truly believe in good and evil. In their view,
countries—like people—are essentially cast into three categories: good, neutral, and evil.
Those that are good must dominate the world political structures and ensure that those that
are evil are identified and reduced to a non-threat status.”
Sarah: “But the cold war is over, right The Soviet Union is no more, and what’s left of it
seems more or less friendly to the interests of the free world. Isn’t this true”
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