An on-going topic of interest to UFO junkies is
the apparent lack or otherwise of government interest in their deliberate
attempts to access assumed classified information about extraterrestrial
visitations.
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(STARpod.org) -- An on-going topic of interest to UFO
junkies is the apparent lack or otherwise of government interest in their
deliberate attempts to access "assumed classified" information about
extraterrestrial visitations.
The primary psychological force appears to be a belief that the government holds
all of the secrets. Even if the government retains an extensive library of
information about the alleged problem of "illegal aliens" from other worlds, is
there any reason to believe that government bureaucracy would be superior to
private party efforts to manage the issue?
Even the spy trade has shifted towards contracting of privately managed
operations to conduct intelligence collection. An interesting point that came up
recently: private firms use of "open-source" intelligence gathering is not
limited to contracts with the U.S. Government. It is fully possible that private
intelligence firms gather "open" (unclassified) intelligence for foreign
governments.
The demarcation point would appear to be the use of "elicitation" to access
information from sources: in many situations sources are unaware
that the information they have provided is the raw material for a spy operation.
Elicitation is an effective and often subtle method of getting a source to open
up and provide badly needed information required to advance and agenda. Anyone
who has had the experience of working with a master salesperson has experienced
this method. The similarity between the sales game and the spy game is not
coincidental.
Typically both involve a gentle nudge to the shopper, or the source in an
intelligence elicitation, to feel relaxed about opening a dialog with the agent
seeking information. More than likely the first stages involve gentle
discussions of a general nature, to build a comfort zone around the source.
Once a source is relaxed enough, the next step is to gradually increase interest
in the personal life of the source. In sales this is done to gather information
about a shopper's needs, with the intention of selling them a product. In the
spy game, this is a means of obtaining a product: the information required by a
spy's client.
The subtle game of elicitation continues, allowing either a salesperson to gain
intimate knowledge of a shopper's needs in order to provide an effective sales
presentation, or in the case of a spy, to allow effective sharing of information
between the source and the spy.
Counter-intelligence activities are intended to infiltrate the spy game and,
when possible, to effectively turn the tables and elicit information from the
spy. In these situations, allowing an existing elicitation network to continue
its operation is of greater benefit than arresting the offenders and shutting it
down.
Counter-intelligence operations may gain considerable amounts of valuable
information about the spy's client. At the very least, monitoring of the spy's
elicitation determines the kind of information the client is interested in
obtaining, which provides important clues about the client's other activities.
Another benefit is the input of disinformation to the elicitation process.
Disinformation can be useful in many ways: providing false leads can confuse or
consume the spy's client's resources, program the client's operation in ways
that reveal the network structure behind the client's efforts, and so on.
All of this is merely the background to the issue currently at hand: why are
UFO-junkies allowed to elicit "assumed classified" information from sensitive
sources?
Whether or not the government retains classified information about
extraterrestrial issues (they do) is not the issue.
The best explanation -- the counter-intelligence game -- requires government
monitoring of networks of UFOlogists. Investigative reporter Gus Russo has
confirmed what many of us already knew: officials of the government, some at
very high levels, do maintain an interest in the networks.
Our best confirmation came directly from Ron Pandolfi, a senior intelligence
official who requested that we avoid revealing methods, as methods are more
important than sources.
A question remains: when a wealthy individual pays for the elicitation of
classified information through a party with ties to other individuals formerly
in possession of classified information in their capacity as employees of the
government -- should we interpret the failure of official "overt" investigation
in the public arena to mean an on-going counter-intelligence operation is in
place, or was that individual acting on the behalf of intelligence officials in
the first place?
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.
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to obtain "alien" technologies.
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