Avian Virus Invades Washington, D.C.
Gary S. Bekkum
April 02, 2006
This article is an excerpt from SPIES LIES and POLYGRAPH TAPE -- Knowing the Future: The UFO Spy Games Book. To read more about the book, click here.
(STARpod.org) -- In the real-life world of psychic spies, paranormal goat killers, and Skinwalkers haunting remote regions of Utah, all roads lead to Ron, a high ranking former CIA analyst, and the "core story" of a shadowy group of government insiders popularly known as "The Aviary."
For the rest of this story, see SPIES LIES and POLYGRAPH TAPE -- Knowing the Future: The UFO Spy Games Book. To read more about the book, click here.
Tricky Fish
This is a true story about a couple of "tricky fish" floating in the intelligence pond affectionately known as "The Aquarium." Like all good fish tales, the size of the catch has almost certainly been exaggerated. On the other hand we may have uncovered a tale of a sea monster or two lurking beneath the surface. From the world of psychic spies, paranormal goat killers, and Skinwalkers haunting remote regions of Utah, something wicked and wacky this way comes. Our real-life "X-files" mystery continues with the introduction of a few strange characters and even stranger ideas.
"Uri," I said, "please give me something to go on. Please tell me one more thing." Uri sighed. "Okay," he said. "I will tell you one more thing only. The man who reactivated me is . . ." Uri paused, then he said, "called Ron."
From page 12 of "The Men Who Stare at Goats," by Jon Ronson
Avian dreams: Mr. Smith goes to Washington
Let us introduce one of the main characters in our Orwellian tale, a man we shall designate as Ron.
Ron has a job doing the work of the U.S. Government. His employer, an intelligence agency, doesn't say a great deal about what Ron actually does. We do know more about Ron than many of his associates thanks to his brief appearance in the New York Times a few years ago.
Ron developed the reputation of being the chief phenomenologist at the CIA. Something about a file filled with strangeness called the "weird desk." It is said that Ron inherited this assignment from a certain retired CIA officer, who continues as government consultant in the critical area of reviewing advanced technologies with possible military applications. This gentleman holds the distinction of appearing in a photograph in the March, 2006 "Reader's Digest."
Inside the alleged "weird desk" is the "core story" about visitors not of our world. The extraterrestrial tale has spread with some help from a group of present and former intelligence agents and military types in a loose network popularly known as "The Aviary." Another source with close ties to the alleged members of the Aviary group revealed that the same core story had been confirmed by the former Director of Central Intelligence, Richard Helms, just prior to his death in 2002.
We wondered if the "weird desk" really existed. So did Nick Cook from Jane's Information Group. Nick asked us, and so we inquired. We contacted an associate of Ron's in the private sector, that we shall designate Mr. Smith.
We reported back: "Ron's activities are either overt or covert with respect to the so-called visitors, per Mr. Smith. I suggest they are covert, perhaps even with respect to his activities at DIA...As I have already pointed out to Mr. Smith, it is suggested that Ron is working as CIA representative at DIA on passive radar technologies and their various applications, which might include foreign stealth and of stealthy UFO's ...In other words Ron may be working with DIA on improved methods for tracking 'visitors' -- a situation brought briefly to the public's attention by the Mexican report on invisible UFO's ..."
Will Mr. Smith make it in time to warn Washington? What about the White House? Are they ready for this? Are these folks for real?
For the rest of this story, see SPIES LIES and POLYGRAPH TAPE -- Knowing the Future: The UFO Spy Games Book. To read more about the book, click here.
Starstream Research provides an informal survey of exotic physics and consciousness concepts related to the survival or otherwise of the human race. For additional information please visit STARpod.org
Copyright (c) 2006 Starstream Research. All rights reserved.
(STARpod.org) -- In the real-life world of psychic spies, paranormal goat killers, and Skinwalkers haunting remote regions of Utah, all roads lead to Ron, a high ranking former CIA analyst, and the "core story" of a shadowy group of government insiders popularly known as "The Aviary."
For the rest of this story, see SPIES LIES and POLYGRAPH TAPE -- Knowing the Future: The UFO Spy Games Book. To read more about the book, click here.
Tricky Fish
This is a true story about a couple of "tricky fish" floating in the intelligence pond affectionately known as "The Aquarium." Like all good fish tales, the size of the catch has almost certainly been exaggerated. On the other hand we may have uncovered a tale of a sea monster or two lurking beneath the surface. From the world of psychic spies, paranormal goat killers, and Skinwalkers haunting remote regions of Utah, something wicked and wacky this way comes. Our real-life "X-files" mystery continues with the introduction of a few strange characters and even stranger ideas.
"Uri," I said, "please give me something to go on. Please tell me one more thing." Uri sighed. "Okay," he said. "I will tell you one more thing only. The man who reactivated me is . . ." Uri paused, then he said, "called Ron."
From page 12 of "The Men Who Stare at Goats," by Jon Ronson
Avian dreams: Mr. Smith goes to Washington
Let us introduce one of the main characters in our Orwellian tale, a man we shall designate as Ron.
Ron has a job doing the work of the U.S. Government. His employer, an intelligence agency, doesn't say a great deal about what Ron actually does. We do know more about Ron than many of his associates thanks to his brief appearance in the New York Times a few years ago.
Ron developed the reputation of being the chief phenomenologist at the CIA. Something about a file filled with strangeness called the "weird desk." It is said that Ron inherited this assignment from a certain retired CIA officer, who continues as government consultant in the critical area of reviewing advanced technologies with possible military applications. This gentleman holds the distinction of appearing in a photograph in the March, 2006 "Reader's Digest."
Inside the alleged "weird desk" is the "core story" about visitors not of our world. The extraterrestrial tale has spread with some help from a group of present and former intelligence agents and military types in a loose network popularly known as "The Aviary." Another source with close ties to the alleged members of the Aviary group revealed that the same core story had been confirmed by the former Director of Central Intelligence, Richard Helms, just prior to his death in 2002.
We wondered if the "weird desk" really existed. So did Nick Cook from Jane's Information Group. Nick asked us, and so we inquired. We contacted an associate of Ron's in the private sector, that we shall designate Mr. Smith.
We reported back: "Ron's activities are either overt or covert with respect to the so-called visitors, per Mr. Smith. I suggest they are covert, perhaps even with respect to his activities at DIA...As I have already pointed out to Mr. Smith, it is suggested that Ron is working as CIA representative at DIA on passive radar technologies and their various applications, which might include foreign stealth and of stealthy UFO's ...In other words Ron may be working with DIA on improved methods for tracking 'visitors' -- a situation brought briefly to the public's attention by the Mexican report on invisible UFO's ..."
Will Mr. Smith make it in time to warn Washington? What about the White House? Are they ready for this? Are these folks for real?
For the rest of this story, see SPIES LIES and POLYGRAPH TAPE -- Knowing the Future: The UFO Spy Games Book. To read more about the book, click here.
Starstream Research provides an informal survey of exotic physics and consciousness concepts related to the survival or otherwise of the human race. For additional information please visit STARpod.org
Copyright (c) 2006 Starstream Research. All rights reserved.
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