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The Suppression of UFO Technologies and Extraterrestrial Contact 327
logic. I stress that "almost," as it is our only hope of at last achieving a
sane and rational approach to the subject.
Edward Mazur made some very relevant remarks about the MJ-12
controversy in the July/August 1989 issue of the Arkansas MUFON
Newsletter:
The unauthorized disclosure of a highly classified document is a serious
federal crime. The forging of a classified document purported to come
from the highest levels of government is perhaps an even more serious
crime. Yet in the five years or so since the documents surfaced, there
have been no arrests or prosecutions by the Department of Justice.
Why
According to this writer's logic, the FBI could have easily determined,
through the issuing agency, whether the document was authentic or
forged. If it was a forgery, there wouldn't be great difficulty in finding the
forger, prosecuting him, and setting an example.
This action would also discredit and ridicule the gullible UFO community
who had 'bought' MJ-12. Why didn't the FBI take advantage of
this opportunity if the document was phony Or wasn't it
But if the document was genuine, what would the government gain
by apprehending its leaker Prosecution would be a public admission
that MJ-12 was authentic and would reveal the very fact that the document's
high and sensitive classification was designed to suppress. It
would be far better to treat the matter with benign neglect, as is the case
now, and to work behind the scenes to thwart any progress the might be
made by UFO researchers, while undermining their activity wherever
possible.
The fact that there have been no indications of any investigations,
arrests, or prosecutions in the past five years in the matter of these documents
is of great significance.
According to the Nevada Aerial Research Newsletter, P.O. Box 81407,
Las Vegas, NV 89180, the black-uniformed elite Delta Special Forces, which
carry out their missions in black unmarked helicopters and which act as
security for the U.S. government alien-related projects, are selected
almost exclusively from soldiers who grew up as orphans or have no close
family ties.
Is this because the enemy they are trained to fight is the citizens of the
United States And we are paying for this with our own tax dollars
The publication of the U.S. edition of Above Top Secret by British
researcher Timothy Good (Morrow, 1988) was a landmark event that from
here on out puts the critics who persist in denying the reality of UFO phenomena
on the defensive. Timothy Good employs a similar technique to
that of Barry Greenwood and Lawrence Fawcett in their Clear Intent
(Prentice-Hall, 1984), using contradictions within government documents