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The six lawmakers, led by Rep. Tim Burchett, asked the intelligence community inspector general for information by mid-September.
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A few thoughts. Men love to know critical secrets. To be part of extreme power. To be in the information flow.
"I know something everyone around me doesn't . . . " I know things - that's what I do." A threat to those controls is not to be accommodated.
We have forty-odd four star generals today overseeing one million soldiers, yet with a force ten to twelve million larger, we won WWII across two oceans with only seven four-star generals. Knowing that most of these generals know nothing of our real space program - it kind of gives you a sense that you're special.
The story I read years ago, was that when Eisenhower was President - this
"we ain't telling anyone ****, and that includes you." He sent a trusted associate with the message,
"You'll share with us the information we seek, or I'll have Big Red One invade that base and we'll find out for ourselves - and I want it now!"
If true, that would suggest to me that the special element of the intelligence/mililtary group with this knowledge almost had total control irrespective of our government way back then. And a few elected officials are going to hold some committee meetings, and they're going to just drop everything in their lap? There's no way.
A friend/associate who was extremely advanced in scalar electromagnetics and other similar elements of physics - doing the impossible - was taken to a multi-acre building where advanced inventions were "buried". That last scene in the movie where the Ark of the Covenant was stored - he said this place was that big, and that packed. You invent a technology that "they" whoever "they" are - it's confiscated, you and everyone who had any knowledge of it is forced to sign a national security non-disclosure agreement - and it disappears. You violate that agreement - that's been declared now to be Top Secret - you disappear into the Federal prison system - and are never going to be seen again.
The more curious thing he saw was what he much later determined was a timeline along this long, long wall. He didn't understand it at the time - but when the Twin Towers fell - it triggered the memory of seeing the twins on fire along the timeline. This was a few years before it occurred. He wished he's paid more attention to what else was there, and when it ended.
Another friend - a physicist in Huntsville, AL near Redstone ****nal - told me one day we were going here and there around the Solar System - at will, and doing to very, very quickly. I knew better than to ask too many questions - that was an agreement between us - ask few questions - then I'm only forced to tell you few lies. But this one occasion - to clarify something - he referred to a pilot he'd been speaking with the day before - just took a quick day trip to Mars and back. ??????????
We won't just see stalling - we'll see this topic strangled off into never-never land, UNLESS some of that timeline that was unnoted showed at some point an exposure to another system of living. And that these things and concealed new technologies - should be introduced to the world.
That's going to be like pulling teeth. But that's just my opinion.
Oh! The one thing he saw first hand was a 30 gallon drum of water, a generator, and a small container. They poured the contents of the container in the drum of water, stirred it, funneled some out, put it in the generator - and cranked it up. He was told there were no hydrocarbons in the combustion process, no carbon monoxide - nothing. You could run it inside your bedroom.
I haven't looked into it, but I'd say the additive probably had something like hydrogen peroxide and something else as an oxidative binder. Amazing stuff is out there - and has been. A black paint - like header paint - you can paint a 2X4 with - it dried in two to three minutes, and a cutting torch won't heat it up, much less allow the wood to burn. And a sound proofing - so light, pliable and so effective you can't believe it. Those are two I personally saw that disappeared.
This committee? Yeah. Good luck on that.
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