Heiser-The-Facade - Sparkling Eyes

"No, he was a loyal member of MJ-12, and a believer. He was just used as part ofthe public disinformation program against UFOs. General Robert Montegue was the basecommander at the Sandia Atomic Energy Commission facility in Albuquerque, NewMexico from July 1947 to 1951. Lastly, Dr. Lloyd Berkner worked under Dr. VannevarBush on occasion, and was a member of another `official' investigation, the RobertsonPanel, that concluded that UFOs should not be taken seriously. As I said a moment ago,the original members of MJ-12 have since passed on. They have been successivelyreplaced as needed, and the panel has since been renamed.""The Group ..." pondered Father Benedict, "the Group is the contemporaryversion of MJ-12.""That's correct. MJ-12 still exists, but the name isn't used on any writtencorrespondence.""I hate to ask this," Brian said, fidgeting in his seat, "but since you've admittedthey're fakes, and I was in agreement on that, as is the vast majority of the ufologicalcommunity, how do we really know any of the material in them is genuine—other thanby your word`?""Have you looked ahead at the material after the MJ-12 report Dr. Scott?""No, I hadn't gotten that far," he answered, and began thumbing through thecontents of his folder."The last seven pages of your notebook contain three genuine documents, orexcerpts from such documents, that demonstrate that the significant contents of thedoctored MJ-I2 papers are indeed factual. The first document is two pages of a 1950memorandum from the Canadian Department of Transport. On the second page there is areference to, and I quote, `a small group headed by Doctor Vannevar Bush' which wasworking on the flying saucer problem. The second document is a typed letter from Dr.Robert Sarbacher, President and Chairman of the Board of the Washington Institute ofTechnology at the time of the letter's 1983 composition, on that institute's letterhead. Onits second page, Sarbacher confirms the retrieval of extraterrestrial craft, the existence ofextraterrestrial remains, and the subsequent study of both. The relevant disclosures are inthe third and fourth-to-last paragraphs. The third document is a U.S. Air Force Office ofSpecial Investigations description of a film of a UFO taken near Kirtland air base in1980. Near the bottom is a reference to `MJ Twelve.The major watched the expressions of the team members for a few seconds asthey perused the documents he'd described. His eyes darted to the Colonel. The elderofficer nodded and Major Lindsay closed his briefcase."Well ladies and gentlemen," the Colonel rose, "despite Dr. Garvey's continuedabsence, it's timeThe Colonel's announcement was once again cut short by the ring of the phone.With an indignant huff he picked it up. "Ferguson ..." The old soldier listened intently fornearly a minute, his only gesture being a nod of his head in response to the informationrelayed. "I'll inform the team ..." his voice trailed off, his mood having changed from oneof consternation to resignation. He hung up and cast a doleful glance at Mark. He clearedhis throat."I'm sorry to relay such terrible news ..." he addressed them, "but Kevin is dead."155