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| | From: whirlwindZ1 (Original Message) | Sent: 9/20/2006 8:49 PM |
JFK and UFOs Date: Mon, 3 Jan 2005 13:08:36 -0500 The View from Marrs by Jim Marrs challenges bureaucratic secrecy and the status quo. President John F. Kennedy may have had more than the usual knowledge about UFOs, according to several credible sources. Further support for Kennedy's high-level knowledge regarding UFOs came from a former steward aboard Air Force One who told of a cryptic remark by President Kennedy. Bill Holden, who also served as loadmaster for Air Force One, traveled with Kennedy to Europe in the summer of 1963. He said a UFO conference in Bonn, Germany, prompted a discussion of the subject aboard the President's plane one morning. Holden said he turned to Kennedy and asked, "What do you think about UFOs, Mr. President?" He said Kennedy became quite serious and thought for a moment before replying, "I'd like to tell the public about the alien situation, but my hands are tied." A controversial MJ-12 document titled "Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit Summary," noted Kennedy's insider knowledge. This document, apparently written soon after the crashes in New Mexico during July 1947, states, "It has become known to CIC [Counter Inte-ligence Corps] that some of the recovery operation was shared with Representative John F. Kennedy, Massachusetts Democrat elected to Congress in '46, Son of Joseph P. Kennedy, Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch of the Gove-nment. [Jack] Kennedy had limited duty as naval officer assigned to Naval Intelligence during the w-r. It is believed that information [concerning the Roswell crashes] was obtained from [a] source in Cong-ess who is close to [the] Secretary for Air Fo-ce." Kennedy was the only Co-gressmen named who was aware of the truth of the Roswell incidents at the time. Yet another document appears to be a memorandum written from President Kennedy to the director of the C-A regarding "Classification review of all UFO intelligence files affecting National Sec-rity." In this memo, Kennedy stated, ". . .I have initiated [blacked out] and have instructed [then N-SA Administrator] James W-bb to develop a program with the Soviet Union in joint space and lunar exploration. It would be very helpful if you would have the high threat cases reviewed with the purpose of identification of bona fide as opposed to classified CI- and U-Af sources. It is important that we make a clear distinction between the knowns and unknowns in the event the Soviets try to mistake our extended cooperation as a cover for intelligence gathering of their defense and space programs." Kennedy then asked for all files on "Unknowns" to be turned over the NA-A authorities and an interim report be forwarded to the Wh-te House no later than Feb.1, 1964. This document which clearly showed a president about to make UFO se-rets available to wider circles in gov-rnment and, hence, probably available to the public was dated Nov. 12, 1963, just 10 days before his Nov. 22 ass-ssination in Dallas. Desperately clinging to their UFO-free mindset, debunkers question this document's authenticity while an unquestionably authentic document has been found in the John F. Kennedy Library. National Security Action Memorandum No. 271 is titled "Cooperation with the USSR in Outer Space Matters" and is addressed to the Administrator of NAS-, at that time James Web-. This signed memo does not mention UFOs specifically, nevertheless, Kennedy instructs We-b to "assume personally the initiative and central responsibility within the Go-ernment for the development of a program of substantive cooperation with the Soviet Union in the field of outer space, including the development of specific technical proposals." Kennedy added that this plan was a direct result of "my September 20 proposal for broader cooperation between the Unit-d States and the USSR in outer space, including cooperation in lunar landing programs." This incredible document was also dated Nov. 12, 1963, but who in 1963 would have believed that the Unit-d States and the Soviet Union would have been engaging in cooperative joint space operations? The W-ite House log of that day showed that beginning at 2 p.m. Kennedy had lunch and then "no official appointments" but "conferred with various staff members during the afternoon." Obviously on this day, Kennedy had more than enough time to deal with space matters. Also obvious is the fact that this apparent attempt to cooperate with the USSR ended with Kennedy's de-th in Dallas. On through the administration of Ronald Reagan, we were still warned against the "ev-l empire" and the costly Cold War continued. Opponents to JFK became frantic over his attempts to alter the course of previous U.S. policies. According to one knowledgeable source, Kennedy played a dangerous game, ". . .after making it clearly evident that he was not prepared to support action against the communists in the normal sense - plans to withdraw troops from South Vietnam - plans to fracture or abolish portions of the -IA; plans for expansion to the Justice System; failure to support the Bay of Pigs [invasion]; and a desire to share some of our most sensitive secr-ts with the Russians and Chinese - space borne platforms, etc. . .All during a time when his popularity was growing in leaps and bounds with the Ame/rican public - a President who did not enjoy majority support at his election. A very dangerous situation, leaving few methods for control beyond assas-ination." This same source went on to say, "I believe John F. Kennedy was appraised of, and had access to, sufficient classified information, to have personally come to the conclusion that UFOs and therefore possible alien life-forms were possibly extant within our solar system. . . I think Kennedy certainly came to this conclusion and was looking to demonstrate not only mankind's ability to come together for a common goal, but to formally demonstrate we could enter and conquer space as a species. Back then, some would have seen this as either crazy (if they had no access to the material) or (if they had access) very premature and possibly dangerous." A whole JFK issue evolved around his planned speech at the Dallas Trade Mart, the destination of his ill-fated motorcade on Nov. 22, 1963. Several researchers and some tabloids have claimed that he planned to change his scheduled talk and referred to handwritten notes, which may have included comments regarding UFOs. These notes have never been made public and so continue to be fodder for theorists. With all the evidence now at hand, there can be little doubt that President Kennedy may have known more about UFOs than is generally believed. I personally remember walking around as a five year old reciting JFK's "Ask Not" speech to my neighbors shortly before my age five event where I saw many interesting things. Among them where a paper thin screen or book containing scrolling backlit symbols with a simplified omega symbol on the upper lefthand corner and the presence of human divers or frog men who were suspended in depressurized water between inner and outer domes of a well concealed underwater city at 400 fathoms. So my question is, "Was JFK possibly involved in a multinational/multiworld "omega project" designed to oust archaism once and for all? He would be just the personality to make it globally appealing. Let us keep the torch lit.
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| | good story, thanks Eerie haven't been to Jim's site lately but i have to go back and restore some of items that got lost there sometime soon | | Reply
| | Indeed, very good story ~eerie. I think I mention on your "Something to think about thread" the assertion that JFK's decision 2 talk with the U.S. public about UFOs despite his "..hands being tied...." being one of the big 3 (but not the only ) reaZonZ JFK waZ liquidated! The other reaZonZ were wanting 2 shrink military (especially Intelligence) spending and Civil Rights reform. Poor dude, while far from being saintly he wanted 2 do thingz that would elevate the standard of living and in doing so he angered such a large, powerful interlocking matriX of groupz that the controversy of who killed him haz numerous reaZonz 2 never be clarified. On the other hand one area of JFK's performance waz much less than honorable (in fact it waz HORRIBLE!!) WAz THAT OF vIETNAM! nOthing honorable there at all!!! | | |
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Jim Marrs' stories on UFO's are very interesting. Have you seen his program about the Aurora space ship that crashed in the late 1890's? Very good. Nanny J. |
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Nanny I saw it! It waZ astounding. Jim Marrs iz very, very cool! Terrific. Anyone who didn't see that can do so FOR FREE at Google Video by entering Rule By Secrecy. |
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Went to the Aurora cemetary once to look for alien grave. Didn't find it of course, since it's a secret, maybe even lost forever. I don't live too far from Aurora. Jim Marrs is also very funny. He is suppose to be writing a humorous fiction book. It should be good. Nanny |
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