Dangerous Alien Avatar Threat Exposed?

Ingo Swann wrote a SECRET Psychic Threat Assessment for the U.S. government. What are we to make of his tale of a beautiful extraterrestrial avatar shopping in Los Angeles?

For more information about the UFO spy games, see SPIES LIES and POLYGRAPH TAPE -- Knowing the Future: The UFO Spy Games Book. To read more about the book, click here.

(STARpod.org) -- "She was dressed in the briefest of halters of pink with big yellow polka dots. Beneath that were short-shorts so short they barely existed. Far beneath that she wore a pair of platform high-heels about eight inches high. She had volumes of gorgeous black hair, and her eyes were covered by purple sunglasses. She was absolutely awesome."

And she was an Alien Avatar: an extraterrestrial being in human form.

So writes Ingo Swann in his 1998 self-published and long out-of-print book Penetration: The Question of Extraterrestrial and Human Telepathy.

Why should anyone in their right mind accept anything this outlandish with even an ounce of seriousness?

Because the author of this bizarre tale of aliens on the moon, psychic spying against extraterrestrial invaders, and too close encounters of the strange kind, was officially responsible for evaluating the threat "telepathy" posed against U.S. government interests.

We know for certain the government was worried about Soviet telepaths.

Swann's encounters, retold in my article "To the Moon and Back, With Love" [available at the STARpod.org website] took place a few years before his name appeared on "Advanced Threat Technique Assessment," a SECRET classified document prepared by SRI International and marked as "National Security Information."

Yes, it's just another chapter in the strange history of America's psychic warriors -- perhaps even the strangest chapter in the cold war saga of paranormal cold war competition with the former Soviet Union -- making "The Men Who Stare at Goats" seem positively sane by comparison.

To quote the report:

"The purpose of this program was to provide a basis for assessing psychoenergetic processes as an advanced threat technology that could be development by the USSR. Psychoenergetic processes include:

(1) The acquisition and description, by mental means, of information blocked from ordinary perception by distance or shielding and generally believed to be secure against such access.

(2) The production of physical effects such as the perturbation of equipment or instrumentation that appears to be well shielded against, or otherwise inaccessible to, human influence."

It would seem, if we are willing to accept Mr. Swann at face value, the Soviets were not the only psychoenergetic threat.

From the documentation of that era, we know there was a STIC Science and Technical Intelligence Committee looking at the problem, as well as something called "The Enigma Panel."

One might suspect the American "extraterrestrial division" remains at a much deeper level, if it exists.

UFO legend says that President Truman initiated a super-clandestine advisory committee called MAJESTIC, which is associated with the Joint Chiefs of Staff and MJ-12.

With proper documentation like this report, officially released and marked as such by the CIA, one doesn't need to appeal to alleged forgeries like the MJ12 documents.

Clearly "mental superpowers" were taken seriously.

But what about the alleged alien presence?

Swann was led to believe in his Alien Avatar experience by a mysterious "Mr. Axelrod" -- and the fact that Axelrod's men happened to show up at the Hollywood supermarket along with the extraterrestrial.

One might reasonably assume that Axelrod was pulling Swann's leg, or even covering for the fact that Swann had spotted his men.

Swann was on his way to becoming a national defense asset.

Swann, who was initially taken with the ravishing woman behind the shades, experienced a sudden "electrifying wave" pass through him -- a warning notice of the physical sort, quickly reinforced by the presence of Axelrod's undercover operatives.

To add to the mystery, Axelrod would later warn Swann:

"I feel obliged to tell you she is very dangerous. If you ever see her again, especially if she approaches you, make every effort to put distance between you and her."

Eventually Axelrod arranged to put Swann face to face and under laser fire from an unidentified flying object.

Can we believe this strange tales? It all comes down to interpretation. But one thing is clear: intelligence operatives are on the record concerning the use of UFOs and paranormal activities for intelligence operations.

For more information about the UFO spy games, see SPIES LIES and POLYGRAPH TAPE -- Knowing the Future: The UFO Spy Games Book. To read more about the book, click here.

Copyright (c) 2009 by Gary S Bekkum / STARstream Research / STARpod.org -- All rights reserved.