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The Suppression <strong>of</strong> UFO Technologies <strong>and</strong> Extraterrestrial Contact 319<br />

was firebombed, as had been the residences <strong>of</strong> police chiefs Schirmer <strong>and</strong><br />

Greenhaw in 1967 <strong>and</strong> 1973.<br />

Attempts have been made to destroy English's credibility, such as the<br />

U.S. Army stating that it has no military records concerning him. However,<br />

it is st<strong>and</strong>ard operating procedure for military comm<strong>and</strong>ers to delete,<br />

either partially or in totality, the service records <strong>of</strong> subordinate personnel<br />

who have become security risks, as is examplifed in "The Cutolo<br />

Affidavit," published in Erase <strong>and</strong> Forget by Paragon Research, P.O. Box<br />

981, Orl<strong>and</strong>o FL 32802, in 1991.<br />

Records are also systematically destroyed by the highly paid defense<br />

contractors engaged by the Pentagon for secret projects. In November<br />

1989, physicist Robert Lazar went public with disclosures concerning<br />

alien discs <strong>and</strong> related activities at Area 51 <strong>of</strong> the Nevada Test Site. From<br />

one day to the next, all records <strong>of</strong> his previous employment, his education,<br />

<strong>and</strong> even <strong>of</strong> his birth, vanished as if by magic. This would have effectively<br />

destroyed his credibility, if there had not been certain items that survived<br />

the onslaught <strong>of</strong> the modern Inquisitors. For example, Lazar stated<br />

that he had worked as a physicist for Los Alamos National Laboratories,<br />

whose representatives denied that he had ever been employed by them.<br />

However, independent investigators found a copy <strong>of</strong> the telephone directory<br />

issued by the Los Alamos Lab in 1982, which listed Robert Lazar<br />

among the scientists employed by them. An article in the Los Alamos<br />

paper during that same year, 1982, described Lazar's interest in jet cars,<br />

mentioning his employment at the Los Alamos Lab as a physicist. Finding<br />

themselves unable to destroy Lazar's credibility in any <strong>other</strong> way, the<br />

authorities resorted to a crude but time-tested technique <strong>and</strong> tarnished his<br />

reputation with a sex sc<strong>and</strong>al, which Lazar's lifestyle unfortunately made<br />

possible.<br />

Some people have taken issue with my statement that we are about to<br />

experience direct confrontation with non-human intelligent beings from<br />

elsewhere in the cosmos in the near future, pointing out that UFO intervention<br />

in human affairs has been minimal during the last forty years, so<br />

why shouldn't that pattern continue indefinitely I have answered that<br />

question at length in my previous book, but would like to extend my<br />

response by describing some major incidents that occurred since its publication,<br />

which clearly indicate that we have entered a new phase <strong>of</strong> UFO<br />

activity, a phase characterized by deliberate <strong>and</strong> ostentatious UFO displays<br />

over heavily populated areas on an unprecedented scale.<br />

There was a flurry <strong>of</strong> significant UFO activity both before <strong>and</strong> after<br />

August 12, 1986, but it was on the night <strong>of</strong> August 12-13 that the climax<br />

<strong>of</strong> the first incident occurred. During that night, reports came flooding in<br />

from Lake Huron to Nova Scotia in Canada, <strong>and</strong> in the United States

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