Secret_History

Introduction 19
who believed in “little men flying around the sky”. Laughter broke out several
times.
Shortly after this incident, McDonald shot himself in the head and became blind.
He was committed to the psychiatric ward of the VA medical Center in Tucson. In
June, he signed himself out. On Sunday morning, June 13, a woman in south
Tucson, identifying herself as a doctor, said a deranged blind man had taken a cab
to the area. She wanted to know where the driver had dropped him off, and she
made several calls. Meanwhile, a married couple and their children, walking along
a shallow creek, found McDonald’s body under a bridge at 11:40 a.m. A .38 caliber
revolver was in the sand, near his head. A brief note attributed his suicide to
marriage and family problems. [...]
We know that many intelligence agencies were skilled in “creating” suicides. But,
one might ask, wasn’t McDonald’s mental condition already deteriorating? Jerome
Clark stated that McDonald was ready to “crack” in the aftermath of the SST
hearings. But what caused this? Embarrassment at the SST hearings? His marriage?
Perhaps, one supposes, but both of these explanations feel flimsy. Without
exception, those who knew McDonald described him as possessing great integrity
and courage. Was he really the type of person to commit suicide? 16
McDonald had been described as a man who was “afraid of nothing”. What
seems to be so is that this was why he was destroyed. Hynek had written that
McDonald was considered by the Air Force to be an “outstanding nuisance”.
With the mind control arsenal that has been described at their disposal, we have
a good idea of what “they” can do to the mind. Even the strongest. Courage and
integrity, it seems, are no protection. We would like to note another curious death -
that of Edward Ruppelt. After years as an advocate of disclosure, he suddenly did
an about face - re-wrote his book recanting his belief that UFOs were
extraterrestrial craft, and was dead within a year at a very young age.
It looks to me as though, if they can’t corrupt you, they kill you, and if they can
corrupt you, they still kill you so you won’t have a chance to change your mind
and recant your recantation like Jacques de Molay did when the Templars were
destroyed. Those who get close to the belly of the beast are generally subjected to
a new “approach” it seems. And that approach is the biggest betrayal of all.
Many important and influential people have attested to the reality of the UFO
phenomenon as an “alien reality”. Within the military organizations, those who
affirm the “alien hypothesis” are widespread and numerous. But, as Dolan shows
us, they cannot discuss those views without risking the penalties of imprisonment
and stiff fines.
In the present day, we have Steven Greer’s “Disclosure Project”. Based on the
mail I get, it seems that many in the New Age/UFO community think that this is a
16 Ibid., p. 381.