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312 Suppressed Inventions and Other Discoveries
use of absurdity as a form of strategic camouflage, in order to ensure gradual
rather than sudden realization of their presence. By cloaking their
activities in an aura of absurdity, they repel serious investigation and
make people hesitate to endorse the reality of the phenomena, keeping it
all borderline and marginal, which distracts human attention from their
presence.
If this is the game that is going on, the E.T.s may be feeding Meier a
mixture of truth and falsehood, which he relays to the public in the sincere
belief that it is all true.
For example, Meier believes himself to be the only genuine UFO contactee,
an obvious absurdity, because there have been thousands of genuine
human-alien contact cases during recent years. He also states that the
many thousands of abduction and crop circle incidents reported during
recent years were all hoaxes, another obvious absurdity. I concur with
Deardorff that Meier is sincere in his beliefs, but that he is being fed information
mixed with disinformation.
One of the most curious aspects of the Meier case is the veritable obsession
displayed by the goverment's plainclothes media agents (such as
William Moore who has publicly admitted his links with government
agencies) in over-zealous attempts to discredit the evidence. An all-out
media vendetta has been waged against the Meier case that seems totally
out of proportion with the investgation of any one single UFO case. Is this
because Meier's contact was not with the Zeta Grays but with a rival E.T.
group that in appearance is almost indistinguishable from us, and which
shares a common ancestry with us, known among researchers as the
Blonds or Swedes This is the same group that was known in antiquity to
the Scandinavians as the Aesir, to the Irish as the Tuatha Te Danaan, and
by other names in other cultures. One of the modern Soviet cases mentioned
on the Mike Farrell program, in which the UFO opened up like a
flower, was an encounter with the Blonds, a group with whom I think we
could work out a valid alliance.
Dr. Jean Mundy is a Professor Emeritus in Psychology at Long Island
University and has been in private practice in psychotherapy and hypnotherapy
for over twenty years. She is a member of a long list of professional
and honorary societies, and she has published articles on a wide
variety of subjects in both the academic and the popular press. During
recent years, she has focused her expertise on the subject of UFO phenomena.
Dr. Mundy has written the following analysis of the public reaction
to the 1988 TV program especially for this book:
The most astonishing UFO TV documentary aired to date, on October
14, 1988, with Mike Farrell as the host, had all the ingredients of a