A flurry of messages passed between three
parties: A Senior Intelligence Official (SIO): Dr. Ron Pandolfi; a Former Senior
Intelligence Official (FSIO), Christopher Kit Green; and a former USAF Office of
Special Investigations (USAF OSI officer), Rick Doty. At the heart of the
controversy: a heated argument at CIA with USAF officials over the veracity of
reports about a polygraph result.
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(STARpod.org) -- I recently reviewed one binder worth of
email from the Fall of 2006.
Contained within the pages of this "historical record" is the core of the tales
of "Spies, Lies, and Polygraph Tape."
A flurry of messages passed between three parties: A Senior Intelligence
Official (SIO): Dr. Ron Pandolfi; a Former Senior Intelligence Official (FSIO),
Christopher Kit Green, who provides his services to the U.S. Government at
several levels, including classified programs; and a former USAF Office of
Special Investigations (USAF OSI officer), Rick Doty. (Recent communications
with a new source have put into question Doty's alleged career at AFOSI. Stay
tuned for further updates.)
At the heart of the controversy: a heated argument at CIA with USAF officials
over the veracity of reports about a polygraph result.
Other information was provided, including unrelated details about government
criminal investigations and forensic evidence, including a case where
radiological waste was used for murder.
Our source of the original messages was a civilian, well known to the UFO
community, who has been identified as providing services to the government on a
pro bono basis. I am, of course, referring to Dan T. Smith, the son of President
Eisenhower's tax policy advisor Dan Throop Smith. Smith's source for the
messages was Pandolfi, who apparently provided the information without notifying
Green or Doty of his intentions.
Other records on file include dates provided by a party
presently involved in government work. The party provided dates of contact with
non-human biological intelligence. No further details were included.
Probing the revelations leads to the unsatisfactory conclusion that the original
source of the information, from deep within the highest levels of the
government, is whispered rumor of extraterrestrial involvement in human affairs.
From this jumping point the sky is the limit: we can imagine all kinds of
scenarios including a raging madness spreading viral information in the halls of
power.
Intelligence Officer Ken Kress wrote a review of the Agency's role in exploring
psychic powers for the spy trade, for the CIA's internal classified journal,
Studies in Intelligence.
Kress' comments added to the public version of the article sum up our position
over the secrets not revealed here: "I remain a skeptical agnostic. More
skeptical as time advances, but careful to note that even if paranormal
phenomena are entirely bogus, some individuals are surely able to instill the
belief in unexplained capabilities. How they do this and what are the
vulnerabilities to such enticements is worth knowing."
We ask the same question about the spies, the lies, and the polygraph tape at
the heart of the controversy: "How they do this and what are the vulnerabilities
to such enticements is worth knowing."
Two questions remain:
How much of this information should be made public?
How does our role as providers of intelligence intersect with the dissemination
of information under the rules of journalism?
The real-life business of the government's X-files remains hidden in
plain sight. The government claims "we can neither confirm nor deny"
that documents exist showing extraterrestrial objects have been
tracked as they enter the Earth's air space. Meanwhile a handful of
very high ranking intelligence officials play out spy games on the
Internet about reverse engineering alien technology and a former CIA
Deputy Director for Intelligence is implicated in the sordid affair.
The core of this story involves high level government intelligence
persons and SERPO, a "soap opera" about US government contact with
an extraterrestrial alien intelligence.
Knowing the Future
TO THE MOON AND BACK, WITH
LOVE
Secrets of the CORE STORY of
Extraterrestrial Alien Contact
His name is Ingo Swann. In the 1970s, he was one of America's secret
weapons brought to bear against the Soviet Union: a psychic spy,
personally tested by the CIA. In the 1980s, Swann held a TOP SECRET
clearance, and was instrumental in training Army and Defense
Intelligence Agency personnel. Swann's psychic methods were a key
component in the mind-war arsenal of the USAF, the Army, the Navy,
the Defense Intelligence Agency, and many others, hidden deep inside
compartments of the government.
A few years later Swann wrote one of the most bizarre accounts in
the history of the paranormal was effort, now documented by CIA
sanctioned release of the once super-secret programs known as STAR
GATE. According to Swann, a super-secret group led by a mysterious
"Mr. Axelrod" (his real name remains a closely held secret) put him
mind-to-mind and face-to-face against an extraterrestrial avatar in
human form.
The story of extraterrestrial human-mind to alien-mind telepathy,
dangerous personal encounters, and a near-death experience of coming
under laser fire from an extraterrestrial vehicle somewhere in the
northern wilderness of Alaska, sounds like pages torn from a science
fiction novel.
From the world of psychic spies, paranormal goat killers, and Skinwalkers
haunting remote regions of Utah, something wicked and wacky this way comes.
Drawn from the files of the private intelligence source STARstream Research:
A real-life tall-tale of espionage. At the core, a confrontation at CIA HQ
between a former CIA official and officers of the United States Air Force.
Twenty years later, the game continues where disturbing worlds collide. The
heart of the matter: a US Government UFO Working Group, dark secrets kept in
the shadows under the guise of counter-intelligence operations of the United
States Air Force, and decades-old rumors of extraterrestrial contact with
"something not of this world." The Official's concern: hidden within tales
of "Real Life X-Files" a potentially dangerous viral marketing scheme,
possibly intended to elicit real classified information from past and
present intelligence officers.
Stranger still, government files prove that the US government spent
decades exploring the paranormal psychic spying, in an effort to "know the
future" and beat the Russians, in a race to obtain technologies from beyond
our world.
This book is a collection of articles and materials originally published
on-line by STARstream Research, PR Web, and The American Chronicle, and at
the "Spies, Lies, and Polygraph Tape" blog. This is the first time they have
been made available in print. Included in this volume is the popular article
"To the Moon and Back, With Love," the story of CIA psychic Ingo Swann's
extraterrestrial encounters.
Also included in this volume: The sixteen part mini-book "Knowing the
Future: CIA, 9/11, UFOs, and the Extraterrestrial Presence," about the race
to obtain "alien" technologies.
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