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researcher, Aime Michel, published in 1969. The preface to a previous
book by Michel was written by General L. M. Chassin, General Air
Defense Coordinator, Allied Air Forces, Central Europe, NATO. General
Chassin commends Michel's ability and integrity in strong terms. The
statement Michael made in 1969 translates as follows: "However, if it is
so certain that for the American authorities this subject is no more than
crazy stories that are completely without interest, how does one explain
the extraordinary precautions in Air Force Regulation 200-2, and the ten
years in prison plus $10,000 fine of JANAP-146, all of which are still
being enforced fifteen years later, and more vigorously than ever"
Since Michel stated in 1969 that the regulation had been enforced for fifteen
years, it must have originated in 1954, which just happens to have been
a year during which an exceptional amount of UFO activity took place.
According to Ralph and Judy Blum, who received assistance from
government sources while compiling their excellent book Beyond Earth
(Bantam, 1974), the text of JANAP-146 is contained in an official publication
of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, entitled Canadian-United States
Communications Instructions for Reporting Vital Intelligence Sightings
(CIR-VIS/MERINT, JANAP 146).
As the vast majority of UFO incidents get coverage only in local newspapers,
if they even get that, there is no general awareness of the persistent
UFO activity occurring in other parts of the country and other parts of
the world. Some stories in the media even state that UFO activity is now
almost non-existent and was just a passing fad of the 50s and 60s, when
the truth is that there are just as many incidents as there ever were, but that
the covert censorship is being enforced more effectively.
Major wire services operate in collusion with governmental intelligence
agencies in perpetrating this devious form of camouflaged censorship for
one basic reason, as clearly expressed by nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman:
"No government of Earth would want its citizens to pledge allegiance
to the planet rather than to itself, and to think of themselves first as
Earthlings, rather than as Americans, Canadians, Russians, etc."
On pages 188-191 of Extra-Terrestrials Among Us, I described the
adventures of an officer using the pseudonym of "Toulinet,"who had been
assigned to write an analysis of the top secret "Grudge 13" report, after
which he has been summarily discharged from military service. During
the summer of 1989, this man took the courageous step of publicly indentifying
himself as former Captain William English of the Green Berets,
who had been working at the RAF Security Services Command, RAF
Chicksands, England, at the time that he was assigned to write the analysis
of "Grudge 13." I have been unable to either confirm or invalidate the
rumor that no sooner had he publicly identified himself than his residence