There are hundreds of un-known shot down crafts by AMERICAN military. It was becoming a problem for the Greys which forced them into an Agreement with the AMERICANS. Some believe that the US Government has a secret agreement with the Greys and have for about 60 years.. According to the agreement, the US Government would allow people to be abducted on the condition that they would not be harmed, that they would be returned and that they would not remember the incident. In exchange, the US Government wouldget highly evolved technology. It isnot clear whether this agreement was reached in 1954 (on Feb. 20, at Edwards AFB) or in 1964 (on April 24 or 25, at Holloman AFB). The Greys are trying to save their own race by crossbreeding and cloning with humans. They need Humans as a bio technology and as a weapon. The Zetas desire the help of humans in an expected future confrontation with the reptilian masters who are expected to come in the future. This refers to the so-called asteroid that is on its way toward earth. It is housing millions of reptilian aliens. As it moves through the constellation of Draco.The "horrible truth" was known by only a very few persons. They were indeed ugly little creatures, shaped like praying mantises and who were more advanced than us by perhaps as much as a billion years. The question we have to put together is why was the US President doing all this if it's not true?Why was MAJESTIC put together if it's not true? Why would credible DR.'s AND Generals say all this if it's not true? ----HERE ARE THE MAJESTIC 12----
Of the original group that were the first to learn "the horrible truth" several committed suicide, the most prominent of which was Defense secretary James V. Forrestal whojumped to his death from a 16th story hospital window. Forrestal's medical records are sealed to this day. President Trumanquicklyput a lid on the secret and turned the screws so tight that the general public still think that flying saucers are a joke..In 1947 President Truman established
On December 11, 1984, UFO researcher and TV producer Jaime Shandera received a brown envelope with a roll of 35 mm Tri-S black and white film. When it was developed, the film turned out to be photos of eight pages from a November 8, 1952 Briefing Document, prepared for President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower concerning "Operation Majestic 12". It read "TOP SECRET/MAJIC EYES ONLY". What was Operation Majestic 12? It claimed to be a secret operation, begun on July 7, 1947, to recover the wreckage of theRoswell crash, an alleged incident which has gone down the annals of history as a "UFO crash". The alleged crash had allegedly led to the creation of this operation, which was a secret gathering of experts who had been placed in charge of secretly investigating and dictating the methodology through which the US government would handle the extra-terrestrial issue. It listed as members: Adm. Roscoe H. Hillenkoeter, Dr. Vannevar Bush, Secretary James Forrestal, Gen. Nathan F. Twining, Gen. Hoyt S. Vanderberg, Dr. Detlev Bronk, Dr. Jerome Hunsaker, Mr. Sidney W. Souers, Mr. Gordon Gray, Dr. Donald Menzel, Gen. Robert M. Montegue, Dr. Lloyd V. Berkner. All twelve MJ-12 members listed were dead, the most recent one, Hunsaker, having died just three months before Shanderareceived the documents. Hunsaker lived to the age of 98! It is clear that someone waited until they were all dead to leak this document… or someone made sure that none of alleged members could make any statements about their alleged involvement. Though each of the members was a high-profile member of our society, with UFOlogy, Dr. Donald Menzel stood out as he was a notorious debunker of the phenomenon. His membership seemed "logical" for those who believed that Menzel's preaching denials of the UFO phenomenon was part of a campaign through which the US government officially discredited the UFO phenomenon, but secretly was not only aware of, but possessed, evidence of extraterrestrial artefacts. Though Menzel was indeed a UFO sceptic, in 1949, he reported a UFO encounter to the US Air Force. That he did was not known for more than three decades. But if he truly was privy to secret UFO information since 1947, Menzel would have no reason to log a UFO report with the Air Force, seeing he had "above top secret" access to everything about UFOs via his MJ-12 membership. Four other members of the list had reliably documented activities related to UFOs. Hillenkoetter was a member of NICAP and made public statements to Congress about the UFO reality. Twining and Vandenberg oversaw early US Air Force UFO investigations, like Project Sign and Project Blue Book, and made some public statements on UFOs. Twining had previously written a famous secret memo on September 23, 1947 (the day before Truman allegedly set up MJ-12) stating that flying saucers were real and urged formal investigation by multiple government organizations such as the AEC, NACA, NEPA, Vannevar Bush's JRDB and the Air Force Scientific Advisory Board. This led directly to the creation of Project Sign at the end of 1947. Finally, Berkner was on the 1953 CIA-organised Robertson Panel that debunked theUFO phenomenon. A major problem of the MJ-12 story is that the recipient of the papers, Shandera, was co-operating at the time with Bill Moore, a famous UFO investigator who had co-authored a pioneering book on Roswell with Charles Berlitz, one of the leading lights of the alternative field following the publication of The Bermuda Triangle. Ominously, in 1989, Moore confessed that he had been involved with aUS government disinformation campaign directed against Paul Bennewitz, in which Moore had fed his fellow UFO researcher falsified UFOmaterial. The question that had to be asked was whether this material was disinformation as well, either circulated with the help of Moore… or against Moore? For never think that you may not be an agent in one campaign, and a victim in another. The biggest problem was this: in February 1981, Moore had given Bennewitz a pre-Majestic 12 document, known as the "Project Aquarius Telex", which was a communication from AFOSI (Air Force Office of Special Investigations) headquarters in Washington to Kirtland AFB office. One sentence stated "The official US Government policy and results of Project Aquarius is still classified and with restricted access to 'MJ Twelve'." It was the first mention of "MJ-12" – made in the middle of a disinformation campaign, sent to the person who was the target of that campaign. (Research has since established that the National Security Agency did have a highly-classified Project Aquarius, but that this was concerned with the tracking of sea-launched missiles and low-flying aircraft. However, the very fact that the creators of the MJ-12 documents knew of the existence of a Project Aquarius, and wove it into their myth, suggests once again that they are working within the intelligence field, e.g. AFOSI.) Secondly, a nine page presidential Executive Briefing stating "This document was prepared by MJ-12", was shown to another UFO researcher, Linda Moulton Howe, who stated she saw this document on April 9, 1983 – 18 months before Shandera found it in his letterbox. Howe identified the man that showed it to her as Richard Doty, an AFOSI agent who had been co-operating with Moore in the disinformation campaign direct against Bennewitz. At this moment in time, the rat was not only smelling, it began to stink. Furthermore, when the Aquarius telex was shown to the Air Force, you would expect to hear a denial, claiming the telex was a forgery. And indeed: the Air Force did claim it was a forgery, based flaws in style and format. But then Moore admitted that he had in fact retyped the document and added a date stamp – providing evidence that Moore had faked the document. Later, he claimed that it was based on an original, which as far as we are aware of, no-one had or has ever seen. This is coincidentally the same ploy used by Ray Santilli when he admitted that the 1995 "alien autopsy footage" was a forgery, but only because the original footage had become useless for public broadcasting, hence why he and his associates had "recreated" the autopsy footage.In short, there was little to be said in favor of MJ-12 as a genuine smoking gun. But then, in 1985, during a visit to the National Archives by Moore and Shandera, they claimed that they found an unsigned carbon copy of a memo to Gen. Nathan Twining from President Eisenhower's special assistant Robert Cutler. Dated July 14, 1954, the memo's subject was "NSC/MJ-12 Special Studies Project". Of course, the confirmation would have been far more impressive if it had not come from Moorehimself, even though in 1985 the world was unaware of his double life as a disinformation agent.Nevertheless, the stakes were high and if the documents were genuine, it was indeed the smoking gun UFOlogy had been searching for over the past four decades. Hence, the Fund For UFO Research (FUFOR), headed by US Navy physicist Dr. Bruce Maccabee, paid researcher Stanton Friedman $16,000 to investigate the initial MJ-12 documents, who had also received MJ-12 material – also anonymously and also on a roll of 35mm film.After Moore's fall from grace and Shandera moving on to other projects, Friedman became UFOlogy's resident MJ-12 expert. He, and others, quickly pointed the finger to Richard Doty, the AFOSI agent with whom Moore had worked together on the Bennewitz case and the man who had shown Linda Moulton Howe the material. Friedman commented: "Some have assumed that Doty provided the briefing document in the first place. Moore and Shandera have claimed that nobody has admitted sending the document, although the postmark on the brown envelope wasAlbuquerque. It is clear from their conversations with Doty that he knows about the document, but so far as I know, he has never admitted sending it. I doubt that he did." This conclusion shows the gullibility of UFO researchers: it looks like a fake, it was posted from the town where the man who was involved in a disinformation campaign worked, posted to someone who was involved in the same disinformation campaign, at a time when the disinformation campaign was running, with a man in charge of the disinformation campaign claiming he knew of the document… yet UFO researchers conclude it is not part of this disinformation campaign! Still, we can agree with Friedman that "Whether the documents are valid or not, they must have been created by an insider." Indeed. And we wholeheartedly agree with Carl Sagan'sassessment: "Where the MJ-12 documents are most vulnerable and suspect is exactly on the question of provenance – the evidence miraculously dropped on a doorstep like something out of a fairy story, perhaps 'The Shoemaker and the Elves.'" Leaked or "seeded" in 1984, MJ-12 did not make an immediate impact on the UFO community. Everyone involved had kept the documents under wraps, afraid to go public with what could make someone an instant hero – or totally discredit one's credibility if proven to be false. It seemed the UFO researchers needed some prodding in the back. Thus, in the spring of 1987, Moore and Shandera were told that the story of MJ-12 would come out in Europe. Leaking false stories in the foreign press is a standard intelligence disinformation technique and seeing Moore learned it from their AFOSIhandlers… And indeed, on May 31, 1987 the London Observer ran a story, from where it was picked up by the news agency Reuters. The article was by Martin Bailey but the man behind the story was musician and UFOlogist Timothy Good. The process by which the documents emerged in Britain makes it clear that a concerted attempt was being made to disseminate this material to the public. After a slow reception in the US, in 1986, the best-known British UFO writer of the time, Jenny Randles was working on a new book about the "official" UFO cover-up. "Coincidentally", she was approached by an anonymous "deep throat" contact who offered her a collection of documents detailing the US government's clandestine activity relating to UFOs – a smoking gun that could make her into the Woodward & Bernstein of the UFO community, the person who cracked the UFO conspiracy. However, like her American colleagues, Randles showed caution in accepting the material, and the informant broke contact. When the MJ-12 documents were released a year later, Randles realised that the material that she had been offered was part of these papers. Within weeks of the abortive attempt to pass the documents to Randles, Timothy Good – who was also working on a book about the UFO conspiracy, Above Top Secret (1987) – was offered another part of the MJ-12 material. Unlike Randles, Good accepted, and this led to the article in The Observer in May 1987. The article then persuaded the American researchers to finally release their documents. Another modern myth had been created and the goal of a three year long disinformation campaign had finally bore fruit. Good went on to write a series of international bestsellers about contact between aliens and world governments, which raised the public profile of UFOs and extraterrestrials and opened the way for other mainstream books on the subject. The result has been a greater acceptance of the Contact Scenario in Britain and the belief in extra-terrestrial life forms. What is less known, is that in later years, more MJ-12 documents were "disseminated". In late 1992, three new MJ-12 documents were received by Timothy Cooper… who would later end up writing a book with Richard Doty. In his discussion of these documents, even Friedman admits that these papers are reproductions, retyped and slightly changed versions of old memos or letters. In short: forgeries, in which a "standard" classified memo is altered to make it appear as if it originated from the fictional MJ-12 group, whereby references to aliens and UFOs have been inserted in the memo. In March 1994, Don Berliner, a member of the board of FUFOR, received another MJ-12 document. It was once again on a roll of film, this time mailed from Wisconsin. It purported to be the "Majestic 12 Group Special Operations Manual: Extraterrestrial Entities and Technology, Recovery and Disposal, dated April 1954." Indeed, FUFOR, under the leadership of Maccabee, was the "UFO authority" that had adopted the documents and through Friedman promoted them. A former US Navy physicist, Dr. Bruce Maccabee is a leading and influential advocate of the Extraterrestrial Hypothesis and the Contact Scenario. Maccabee became prominent in the UFO field in the mid1970s, and his rise was due to his claim that he had evidence that the CIA were withholding thousands of files relating to UFOs – a claim that has greatly encouraged the belief in a cover-up and, by extension, that there is something to be covered up. While supporting many of the more sensational UFO cases, Maccabee has also used his influence to down-play evidence that supports a more conventional explanation. For example, when the declassified CIA documents relating to the use of UFOs as a cover for spy plane sightings were released in 1997, he argued vociferously – and successfully – that these were of no significance. Maccabee worked closely with William Moore, for example on the alleged UFO landing near Kirtland AFB in 1980 – using information supplied by Sergeant Richard Doty. When Moore made his confession in 1989, he stated that four other very prominent American UFO researchers were also working for AFOSI, but refused to name them. In 1993, fellow UFO researchers discovered that Maccabee maintained closer links with the CIA than he had publicly revealed. When challenged, he admitted that, since 1979, he indeed had regularly briefed the CIA at their Langley, Virginia headquarters on developments in the UFO field, but denied that his involvement went any deeper than that. What Maccabee failed to explain is why he kept this secret for 14 years. It is ironic that a leading member of an organization that is pledged to challenge official secrecy about UFOs – and one of the main proponents of the idea that the CIA are withholding thousands of documents on the subject – should have such a long-standing, secret relationship with that very agency. Maccabee's reassurances failed to convince many, including his close friend and fellow FUFOR board member, Richard Hall. But if anyone should be seen as "Mister MJ-12", it is Richard Doty. When Doty approached Moore, the latter stated that his reason for cooperating with AFOSI was the promise that, in return for passing that agency information about his fellow researchers and for disseminating disinformation to throw certain researchers off the track, he would be given privileged information about the US government's knowledge of UFOs. Somewhat naively, Moore accepted this story – although the evidence is that the information that he was given, and on which he based his books, was the actual disinformation. It was Doty who told Moore that a live extraterrestrial had been captured after another crash in New Mexico, and had lived until 1952. Since then, a series of other extraterrestrials had allegedly been sent as "ambassadors". Doty also spoke of a treaty between the US government and the aliens. It was Doty who showed Linda Moulton Howe the "classified document" in 1983. Like Shandera, Howe was contacted by Doty and Jerry Miller, a former researcher on Project Blue Book, in 1982 after she had made a TV documentary on "cattle mutilations" that argued in favour of a link with UFOs. Doty promised Howe film footage of the aliens which, needless to say, failed to materialize. Why did Doty approach documentary producers? Why not leading academics? Or politicians? As is well-known, documentary makers are out to get sensational angles, in which whether or not the story is factual, is often of secondary importance. The MJ-12 papers were, of course, the "right stuff" to dangle in front of television producers' noses. And Doty did precisely that. It seems, however, that none took the bait and instead, three years later, the British waters were tested, where the search for a person who would go public with the documents was successful.In the 1980s, Doty had focused on television documentary makers in his efforts to spread the word of the MJ-12 documents. In the 1990s, UFOs went mainstream, largely with the help of Hollywood and "The X-Files". The similar "Dark Skies" was a somewhat popular but not long-lived series about MJ-12, showing the success of MJ-12 within the context of Hollywood and television. But what is perhaps less known is that Doty resigned from the Air Force… to become a consultant for "The X Files" and Spielberg's "Taken", probably the most notorious fictional promotions of MJ-12 and a government conspiracy aimed to keep the "alien truth" hidden. Hollywood helped cement the idea of a government UFO cover-up and the existence of MJ-12, whereas within the UFO community, the MJ-12 documents remained extremely controversial. Remarkably, books that promoted the idea of a government UFO cover-up were able to win massive contracts, whereas dissenting voices, or more technical analyses such as Friedman's review of the MJ-12 papers, received a much smaller distribution. If there was a massive UFO cover-up in place, why did "the government" allow so many books arguing for this cover-up to be published? Why were they not debunked, for many contained errors, exaggerations and often plain lies.
In 2005, Robert Collins and Richard Doty wrote "Exempt from Disclosure", with additional material provided by Timothy Cooper. In the book, Doty claims to be part of the group within the US government that wanted the existence of aliens and aliens in the captivity of theUS government to become known. Unfortunately, the book – though a collection of writings is perhaps a better word – reads more like disinformation. The spine of the book is of course MJ-12. Doty has woven together a string of various UFO reports into a theory that makes "sense", but only to a UFO believer. It involves crashes such as Socorro, Roswell, etc., each of whom has individually been shown to be exaggerated, erroneous or false. As to the evidence they present for their claims? "Contact us or my co-author". Indeed. Still, amongst the sadder highlights of the book is the inclusion of Carl Sagan as a member of MJ-12 (no doubt for making disparaging comments about the documents).There is this jewel: "The Hebrew Bible was confirmed as the long sought after key to understanding extraterrestrial UFO sightings, and this information was shared with the Vatican as early as 1949." Or that JFK was briefed on MJ-12 too, but that he wanted disclosure. DCI Allen Dulles and CIA's Counterintelligence officer James Angleton were unwilling to co-operate, as allegedly Kennedy was going to share UFO data with the Russians. In short, the book is – willfully or "coincidentally – following the lines of well-practiced disinformation: state a fact, then speculate, then add on a lie. And it is either Doty and Collins' style of writing, but this sequence is repeated ad infinitum if not ad nauseam throughout the book. On example is the statement that the atomic build-up was to prepare against an alien attack, which is the "conclusion" of a previous sequence. Then they add: "Of course, this decision coincided with the Soviet build up" of atomic weapons, to make it seems as if that the American build-up of atomic weapons at a time of Soviet escalation was actually coincidental, rather than the true cause.Amongst the "evidence" presented is Doty stating that his uncle Ed Doty was a fellow UFO investigator for the military too and that he andRichard spoke about UFOs and their knowledge of visiting aliens and more. You might think that Ed Doty would confirm this is true, but when asked, as written down in the book, Ed Doty actually denies, in the friendliest of ways, so even his uncle is not acknowledging what his nephew is saying! The book also includes classic statements that the aliens specifically like strawberry ice cream, but specifically that they communicated with the aliens in sign language – as if sign language is a universally understood language, rather than a purely human and rather recent fabricated mechanism to aide human communication. No alien would be expected to "know" or "understand" sign language upon their arrival on Earth.It has left the MJ-12 documents as one of the best-known and most important "leaked" documents, documents which are widely believed by many, largely through Hollywood – and Doty's – efforts, as genuine and evidence of the US government's fifty year long successful cover-up of extra-terrestrial life on this planet. In truth, it is a disinformation campaign, largely carried out by one man… but no doubt not acting alone… with someone pulling the strings further up the chain of command. The central question that should really trouble the UFO community, if not the US population as a whole: who within the US government wants to portray that government as possessing "aliens on ice"? And if it is not a lone individual, then that group might be the "real" Majestic 12
On December 11, 1984, UFO researcher and TV producer Jaime Shandera received a brown envelope with a roll of 35 mm Tri-S black and white film. When it was developed, the film turned out to be photos of eight pages from a November 8, 1952 Briefing Document, prepared for President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower concerning "Operation Majestic 12". It read "TOP SECRET/MAJIC EYES ONLY". What was Operation Majestic 12? It claimed to be a secret operation, begun on July 7, 1947, to recover the wreckage of theRoswell crash, an alleged incident which has gone down the annals of history as a "UFO crash". The alleged crash had allegedly led to the creation of this operation, which was a secret gathering of experts who had been placed in charge of secretly investigating and dictating the methodology through which the US government would handle the extra-terrestrial issue. It listed as members: Adm. Roscoe H. Hillenkoeter, Dr. Vannevar Bush, Secretary James Forrestal, Gen. Nathan F. Twining, Gen. Hoyt S. Vanderberg, Dr. Detlev Bronk, Dr. Jerome Hunsaker, Mr. Sidney W. Souers, Mr. Gordon Gray, Dr. Donald Menzel, Gen. Robert M. Montegue, Dr. Lloyd V. Berkner. All twelve MJ-12 members listed were dead, the most recent one, Hunsaker, having died just three months before Shanderareceived the documents. Hunsaker lived to the age of 98! It is clear that someone waited until they were all dead to leak this document… or someone made sure that none of alleged members could make any statements about their alleged involvement. Though each of the members was a high-profile member of our society, with UFOlogy, Dr. Donald Menzel stood out as he was a notorious debunker of the phenomenon. His membership seemed "logical" for those who believed that Menzel's preaching denials of the UFO phenomenon was part of a campaign through which the US government officially discredited the UFO phenomenon, but secretly was not only aware of, but possessed, evidence of extraterrestrial artefacts. Though Menzel was indeed a UFO sceptic, in 1949, he reported a UFO encounter to the US Air Force. That he did was not known for more than three decades. But if he truly was privy to secret UFO information since 1947, Menzel would have no reason to log a UFO report with the Air Force, seeing he had "above top secret" access to everything about UFOs via his MJ-12 membership. Four other members of the list had reliably documented activities related to UFOs. Hillenkoetter was a member of NICAP and made public statements to Congress about the UFO reality. Twining and Vandenberg oversaw early US Air Force UFO investigations, like Project Sign and Project Blue Book, and made some public statements on UFOs. Twining had previously written a famous secret memo on September 23, 1947 (the day before Truman allegedly set up MJ-12) stating that flying saucers were real and urged formal investigation by multiple government organizations such as the AEC, NACA, NEPA, Vannevar Bush's JRDB and the Air Force Scientific Advisory Board. This led directly to the creation of Project Sign at the end of 1947. Finally, Berkner was on the 1953 CIA-organised Robertson Panel that debunked theUFO phenomenon. A major problem of the MJ-12 story is that the recipient of the papers, Shandera, was co-operating at the time with Bill Moore, a famous UFO investigator who had co-authored a pioneering book on Roswell with Charles Berlitz, one of the leading lights of the alternative field following the publication of The Bermuda Triangle. Ominously, in 1989, Moore confessed that he had been involved with aUS government disinformation campaign directed against Paul Bennewitz, in which Moore had fed his fellow UFO researcher falsified UFOmaterial. The question that had to be asked was whether this material was disinformation as well, either circulated with the help of Moore… or against Moore? For never think that you may not be an agent in one campaign, and a victim in another. The biggest problem was this: in February 1981, Moore had given Bennewitz a pre-Majestic 12 document, known as the "Project Aquarius Telex", which was a communication from AFOSI (Air Force Office of Special Investigations) headquarters in Washington to Kirtland AFB office. One sentence stated "The official US Government policy and results of Project Aquarius is still classified and with restricted access to 'MJ Twelve'." It was the first mention of "MJ-12" – made in the middle of a disinformation campaign, sent to the person who was the target of that campaign. (Research has since established that the National Security Agency did have a highly-classified Project Aquarius, but that this was concerned with the tracking of sea-launched missiles and low-flying aircraft. However, the very fact that the creators of the MJ-12 documents knew of the existence of a Project Aquarius, and wove it into their myth, suggests once again that they are working within the intelligence field, e.g. AFOSI.) Secondly, a nine page presidential Executive Briefing stating "This document was prepared by MJ-12", was shown to another UFO researcher, Linda Moulton Howe, who stated she saw this document on April 9, 1983 – 18 months before Shandera found it in his letterbox. Howe identified the man that showed it to her as Richard Doty, an AFOSI agent who had been co-operating with Moore in the disinformation campaign direct against Bennewitz. At this moment in time, the rat was not only smelling, it began to stink. Furthermore, when the Aquarius telex was shown to the Air Force, you would expect to hear a denial, claiming the telex was a forgery. And indeed: the Air Force did claim it was a forgery, based flaws in style and format. But then Moore admitted that he had in fact retyped the document and added a date stamp – providing evidence that Moore had faked the document. Later, he claimed that it was based on an original, which as far as we are aware of, no-one had or has ever seen. This is coincidentally the same ploy used by Ray Santilli when he admitted that the 1995 "alien autopsy footage" was a forgery, but only because the original footage had become useless for public broadcasting, hence why he and his associates had "recreated" the autopsy footage.In short, there was little to be said in favor of MJ-12 as a genuine smoking gun. But then, in 1985, during a visit to the National Archives by Moore and Shandera, they claimed that they found an unsigned carbon copy of a memo to Gen. Nathan Twining from President Eisenhower's special assistant Robert Cutler. Dated July 14, 1954, the memo's subject was "NSC/MJ-12 Special Studies Project". Of course, the confirmation would have been far more impressive if it had not come from Moorehimself, even though in 1985 the world was unaware of his double life as a disinformation agent.Nevertheless, the stakes were high and if the documents were genuine, it was indeed the smoking gun UFOlogy had been searching for over the past four decades. Hence, the Fund For UFO Research (FUFOR), headed by US Navy physicist Dr. Bruce Maccabee, paid researcher Stanton Friedman $16,000 to investigate the initial MJ-12 documents, who had also received MJ-12 material – also anonymously and also on a roll of 35mm film.After Moore's fall from grace and Shandera moving on to other projects, Friedman became UFOlogy's resident MJ-12 expert. He, and others, quickly pointed the finger to Richard Doty, the AFOSI agent with whom Moore had worked together on the Bennewitz case and the man who had shown Linda Moulton Howe the material. Friedman commented: "Some have assumed that Doty provided the briefing document in the first place. Moore and Shandera have claimed that nobody has admitted sending the document, although the postmark on the brown envelope wasAlbuquerque. It is clear from their conversations with Doty that he knows about the document, but so far as I know, he has never admitted sending it. I doubt that he did." This conclusion shows the gullibility of UFO researchers: it looks like a fake, it was posted from the town where the man who was involved in a disinformation campaign worked, posted to someone who was involved in the same disinformation campaign, at a time when the disinformation campaign was running, with a man in charge of the disinformation campaign claiming he knew of the document… yet UFO researchers conclude it is not part of this disinformation campaign! Still, we can agree with Friedman that "Whether the documents are valid or not, they must have been created by an insider." Indeed. And we wholeheartedly agree with Carl Sagan'sassessment: "Where the MJ-12 documents are most vulnerable and suspect is exactly on the question of provenance – the evidence miraculously dropped on a doorstep like something out of a fairy story, perhaps 'The Shoemaker and the Elves.'" Leaked or "seeded" in 1984, MJ-12 did not make an immediate impact on the UFO community. Everyone involved had kept the documents under wraps, afraid to go public with what could make someone an instant hero – or totally discredit one's credibility if proven to be false. It seemed the UFO researchers needed some prodding in the back. Thus, in the spring of 1987, Moore and Shandera were told that the story of MJ-12 would come out in Europe. Leaking false stories in the foreign press is a standard intelligence disinformation technique and seeing Moore learned it from their AFOSIhandlers… And indeed, on May 31, 1987 the London Observer ran a story, from where it was picked up by the news agency Reuters. The article was by Martin Bailey but the man behind the story was musician and UFOlogist Timothy Good. The process by which the documents emerged in Britain makes it clear that a concerted attempt was being made to disseminate this material to the public. After a slow reception in the US, in 1986, the best-known British UFO writer of the time, Jenny Randles was working on a new book about the "official" UFO cover-up. "Coincidentally", she was approached by an anonymous "deep throat" contact who offered her a collection of documents detailing the US government's clandestine activity relating to UFOs – a smoking gun that could make her into the Woodward & Bernstein of the UFO community, the person who cracked the UFO conspiracy. However, like her American colleagues, Randles showed caution in accepting the material, and the informant broke contact. When the MJ-12 documents were released a year later, Randles realised that the material that she had been offered was part of these papers. Within weeks of the abortive attempt to pass the documents to Randles, Timothy Good – who was also working on a book about the UFO conspiracy, Above Top Secret (1987) – was offered another part of the MJ-12 material. Unlike Randles, Good accepted, and this led to the article in The Observer in May 1987. The article then persuaded the American researchers to finally release their documents. Another modern myth had been created and the goal of a three year long disinformation campaign had finally bore fruit. Good went on to write a series of international bestsellers about contact between aliens and world governments, which raised the public profile of UFOs and extraterrestrials and opened the way for other mainstream books on the subject. The result has been a greater acceptance of the Contact Scenario in Britain and the belief in extra-terrestrial life forms. What is less known, is that in later years, more MJ-12 documents were "disseminated". In late 1992, three new MJ-12 documents were received by Timothy Cooper… who would later end up writing a book with Richard Doty. In his discussion of these documents, even Friedman admits that these papers are reproductions, retyped and slightly changed versions of old memos or letters. In short: forgeries, in which a "standard" classified memo is altered to make it appear as if it originated from the fictional MJ-12 group, whereby references to aliens and UFOs have been inserted in the memo. In March 1994, Don Berliner, a member of the board of FUFOR, received another MJ-12 document. It was once again on a roll of film, this time mailed from Wisconsin. It purported to be the "Majestic 12 Group Special Operations Manual: Extraterrestrial Entities and Technology, Recovery and Disposal, dated April 1954." Indeed, FUFOR, under the leadership of Maccabee, was the "UFO authority" that had adopted the documents and through Friedman promoted them. A former US Navy physicist, Dr. Bruce Maccabee is a leading and influential advocate of the Extraterrestrial Hypothesis and the Contact Scenario. Maccabee became prominent in the UFO field in the mid1970s, and his rise was due to his claim that he had evidence that the CIA were withholding thousands of files relating to UFOs – a claim that has greatly encouraged the belief in a cover-up and, by extension, that there is something to be covered up. While supporting many of the more sensational UFO cases, Maccabee has also used his influence to down-play evidence that supports a more conventional explanation. For example, when the declassified CIA documents relating to the use of UFOs as a cover for spy plane sightings were released in 1997, he argued vociferously – and successfully – that these were of no significance. Maccabee worked closely with William Moore, for example on the alleged UFO landing near Kirtland AFB in 1980 – using information supplied by Sergeant Richard Doty. When Moore made his confession in 1989, he stated that four other very prominent American UFO researchers were also working for AFOSI, but refused to name them. In 1993, fellow UFO researchers discovered that Maccabee maintained closer links with the CIA than he had publicly revealed. When challenged, he admitted that, since 1979, he indeed had regularly briefed the CIA at their Langley, Virginia headquarters on developments in the UFO field, but denied that his involvement went any deeper than that. What Maccabee failed to explain is why he kept this secret for 14 years. It is ironic that a leading member of an organization that is pledged to challenge official secrecy about UFOs – and one of the main proponents of the idea that the CIA are withholding thousands of documents on the subject – should have such a long-standing, secret relationship with that very agency. Maccabee's reassurances failed to convince many, including his close friend and fellow FUFOR board member, Richard Hall. But if anyone should be seen as "Mister MJ-12", it is Richard Doty. When Doty approached Moore, the latter stated that his reason for cooperating with AFOSI was the promise that, in return for passing that agency information about his fellow researchers and for disseminating disinformation to throw certain researchers off the track, he would be given privileged information about the US government's knowledge of UFOs. Somewhat naively, Moore accepted this story – although the evidence is that the information that he was given, and on which he based his books, was the actual disinformation. It was Doty who told Moore that a live extraterrestrial had been captured after another crash in New Mexico, and had lived until 1952. Since then, a series of other extraterrestrials had allegedly been sent as "ambassadors". Doty also spoke of a treaty between the US government and the aliens. It was Doty who showed Linda Moulton Howe the "classified document" in 1983. Like Shandera, Howe was contacted by Doty and Jerry Miller, a former researcher on Project Blue Book, in 1982 after she had made a TV documentary on "cattle mutilations" that argued in favour of a link with UFOs. Doty promised Howe film footage of the aliens which, needless to say, failed to materialize. Why did Doty approach documentary producers? Why not leading academics? Or politicians? As is well-known, documentary makers are out to get sensational angles, in which whether or not the story is factual, is often of secondary importance. The MJ-12 papers were, of course, the "right stuff" to dangle in front of television producers' noses. And Doty did precisely that. It seems, however, that none took the bait and instead, three years later, the British waters were tested, where the search for a person who would go public with the documents was successful.In the 1980s, Doty had focused on television documentary makers in his efforts to spread the word of the MJ-12 documents. In the 1990s, UFOs went mainstream, largely with the help of Hollywood and "The X-Files". The similar "Dark Skies" was a somewhat popular but not long-lived series about MJ-12, showing the success of MJ-12 within the context of Hollywood and television. But what is perhaps less known is that Doty resigned from the Air Force… to become a consultant for "The X Files" and Spielberg's "Taken", probably the most notorious fictional promotions of MJ-12 and a government conspiracy aimed to keep the "alien truth" hidden. Hollywood helped cement the idea of a government UFO cover-up and the existence of MJ-12, whereas within the UFO community, the MJ-12 documents remained extremely controversial. Remarkably, books that promoted the idea of a government UFO cover-up were able to win massive contracts, whereas dissenting voices, or more technical analyses such as Friedman's review of the MJ-12 papers, received a much smaller distribution. If there was a massive UFO cover-up in place, why did "the government" allow so many books arguing for this cover-up to be published? Why were they not debunked, for many contained errors, exaggerations and often plain lies.
In 2005, Robert Collins and Richard Doty wrote "Exempt from Disclosure", with additional material provided by Timothy Cooper. In the book, Doty claims to be part of the group within the US government that wanted the existence of aliens and aliens in the captivity of theUS government to become known. Unfortunately, the book – though a collection of writings is perhaps a better word – reads more like disinformation. The spine of the book is of course MJ-12. Doty has woven together a string of various UFO reports into a theory that makes "sense", but only to a UFO believer. It involves crashes such as Socorro, Roswell, etc., each of whom has individually been shown to be exaggerated, erroneous or false. As to the evidence they present for their claims? "Contact us or my co-author". Indeed. Still, amongst the sadder highlights of the book is the inclusion of Carl Sagan as a member of MJ-12 (no doubt for making disparaging comments about the documents).There is this jewel: "The Hebrew Bible was confirmed as the long sought after key to understanding extraterrestrial UFO sightings, and this information was shared with the Vatican as early as 1949." Or that JFK was briefed on MJ-12 too, but that he wanted disclosure. DCI Allen Dulles and CIA's Counterintelligence officer James Angleton were unwilling to co-operate, as allegedly Kennedy was going to share UFO data with the Russians. In short, the book is – willfully or "coincidentally – following the lines of well-practiced disinformation: state a fact, then speculate, then add on a lie. And it is either Doty and Collins' style of writing, but this sequence is repeated ad infinitum if not ad nauseam throughout the book. On example is the statement that the atomic build-up was to prepare against an alien attack, which is the "conclusion" of a previous sequence. Then they add: "Of course, this decision coincided with the Soviet build up" of atomic weapons, to make it seems as if that the American build-up of atomic weapons at a time of Soviet escalation was actually coincidental, rather than the true cause.Amongst the "evidence" presented is Doty stating that his uncle Ed Doty was a fellow UFO investigator for the military too and that he andRichard spoke about UFOs and their knowledge of visiting aliens and more. You might think that Ed Doty would confirm this is true, but when asked, as written down in the book, Ed Doty actually denies, in the friendliest of ways, so even his uncle is not acknowledging what his nephew is saying! The book also includes classic statements that the aliens specifically like strawberry ice cream, but specifically that they communicated with the aliens in sign language – as if sign language is a universally understood language, rather than a purely human and rather recent fabricated mechanism to aide human communication. No alien would be expected to "know" or "understand" sign language upon their arrival on Earth.It has left the MJ-12 documents as one of the best-known and most important "leaked" documents, documents which are widely believed by many, largely through Hollywood – and Doty's – efforts, as genuine and evidence of the US government's fifty year long successful cover-up of extra-terrestrial life on this planet. In truth, it is a disinformation campaign, largely carried out by one man… but no doubt not acting alone… with someone pulling the strings further up the chain of command. The central question that should really trouble the UFO community, if not the US population as a whole: who within the US government wants to portray that government as possessing "aliens on ice"? And if it is not a lone individual, then that group might be the "real" Majestic 12
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All of these mutilations
were for the collection of those tissues by the aliens. The mutilations
included genitals taken, rectums cored out to the colon, Spinal tap fluid being
removed, which can only be done by a profession and with the right tools, eyes,
tongue and throat all surgically removed with extreme precision. In some cases
the incisions were made by cutting between the cells, a process we are not yet
capable of performing in the field. In many of the mutilations there was no
blood found at all in the carcass, yet there was no vascular collapse of the
internal organs. This has been also
noted in the human mutilations, one of which was Sgt. Jonathan P. Louotte at
the White Sands Missile Test Range in 1956
who was found dead three days after when an Air Force Major had witnessed his
abduction by a 'disk shaped' object at 0300 while on a search for missile
debris downrange. His genitals had been removed, rectum cored out in a
surgically precise 'plug' up to the colon, eyes removed and all blood removed
with again, no vascular collapse. From some of the evidence it is apparent that
this surgery is accomplished in most cases while the victim, animal or human,
is still alive .The various parts of the
body are taken to various underground laboratories. One of which is known to be
near the small New Mexico town of Dulce. This jointly occupied (CIA-alien) facility has been described
as enormous with huge tiled walls that 'go on forever'. Witnesses have reported
huge vats filled with an amber liquid with parts of human bodies being stirred
inside. After the initial agreement, Groom
Lake, one of this nation's most secret test centers, was closed for a
period of about a year sometime between 1972
and 1974, as a huge underground
facility was constructed for and with the help of the EBE's.
The bargained technology
was set in place but could only be operated by the EBE's themselves. Needless to say, the advanced technology could
not be used against the EBE's
themselves in case of need. During the period between 1979 and 1983 it became
increasingly obvious to MJ-12 that
things were not going as planned. It became known that many more people in the
thousands) were being abducted than were listed on the official abduction
lists. In addition it became obvious that some, not all, but some of the nation's
missing children had been used for secretions and other parts required by the
aliens. According to some, there was an altercation between the U.S. military and the aliens at the Dulce laboratory. A special armed
forces unit was called in to try and free a number of our people trapped in the
facility that had become aware of what was really going on. According to one
source 66 of the soldiers were killed in the effort and our people were not
freed By 1983, MJ-12 must have been in stark terror at the mistake they had made
in dealing with the EBE's.
They had subtly influenced through Dr. Hynek, formerly with the Blue Book project, who had allegedly broken ties with the Air Force in the late 60's but who in reality continued to be their informant in his cover capacity of Director of the Center for UFO Studies) "Close Encounters of the Third kind" and "E.T." (now admitted by some members of MJ-12 to have been a 'drastic mistake') to get the public used to "odd looking" aliens that were compassionate, benevolent and very much our "space brothers". MJ-12 had, in effect, 'sold' the EBE's to the public, and were now faced with the fact that the quite opposite was true. In addition, a plan had been formulated in 1968 to make the public aware of the existence of aliens on earth over the next 20 years to be culminated with several documentaries to be released during the 1985-1987 period of time. Thesedocumentaries would explain the history and intentions of the EBE's .
The discovery of the "Grand Deception" put the entire plans, hopes and dreams of MJ-12 into utter confusion and panic. MJ-12 held a meeting at the "Country Club", a remote lodge with private golf course, comfortable sleeping and working quarters, and its own private airstrip built by and exclusively for the members of MJ-12. It was a factional fight of what to donow. Part of MJ-12, which had now become military top-heavy, wanted to confess the whole scheme and shambles it had become to the public, begtheir forgiveness, and ask for their support.
They had subtly influenced through Dr. Hynek, formerly with the Blue Book project, who had allegedly broken ties with the Air Force in the late 60's but who in reality continued to be their informant in his cover capacity of Director of the Center for UFO Studies) "Close Encounters of the Third kind" and "E.T." (now admitted by some members of MJ-12 to have been a 'drastic mistake') to get the public used to "odd looking" aliens that were compassionate, benevolent and very much our "space brothers". MJ-12 had, in effect, 'sold' the EBE's to the public, and were now faced with the fact that the quite opposite was true. In addition, a plan had been formulated in 1968 to make the public aware of the existence of aliens on earth over the next 20 years to be culminated with several documentaries to be released during the 1985-1987 period of time. Thesedocumentaries would explain the history and intentions of the EBE's .
The discovery of the "Grand Deception" put the entire plans, hopes and dreams of MJ-12 into utter confusion and panic. MJ-12 held a meeting at the "Country Club", a remote lodge with private golf course, comfortable sleeping and working quarters, and its own private airstrip built by and exclusively for the members of MJ-12. It was a factional fight of what to donow. Part of MJ-12, which had now become military top-heavy, wanted to confess the whole scheme and shambles it had become to the public, begtheir forgiveness, and ask for their support.
members of MJ-12.
Before the "Grand Deception" was discovered and according to a
meticulous plan of release of information to the public, several documentaries
and video tapes were made. William
Moore, a California based UFO
researcher wrote "The Roswell
Incident" , a book published in 1980,
that detailed the crash, recovery and subsequent cover-up of a UFO with 4 alien
bodies has a video tape of 2 newsman interviewing a US military
officer associated with MJ-12. This US military officer answers questions
relating to the history of MJ-12 and
the cover-up, the recovery of a number of flying saucers and the existence of a
live alien (one of 3 living aliens captured and designated or named EBE-1, EBE-2 and EBE-3 being held in a facility designated as YY-II at Los Alamos, New Mexico. Another facility of this type, which is
electro magnetically secure, is at Edwards Air Force Base in Mohave, California. The officer names
as previously mentioned plus a few others: Harolt
Brown, Richard Helms, Gen. Vernon Walters, Dr. Lew Allen and Dr. Theodore von Karman to name a few
of the current and past members of MJ-
12. The officer also relates the fact that the EBE's claim to have created Christ. The EBE's have a type of recording device that has recorded all of
earth's history and can display it in the form of a hologram. This hologram can
be filmed but because of the way holograms work does not come out very clear on
movie film or video tape. The crucifixion of Christ on the Mount of Olives has
allegedly been put on film to show the public. The EBE's claim to have created Christ, which, in view of the
"Grand Deception" could be on effort to disrupt traditional values
for undetermined reasons. Another video tape allegedly in existence is an
interview with an EBE ( shown above
). Since EBE's communicate
telepathically an Air Force colonel serves as an interpreter. Just before the
recent stock market crash several newsmen including Bill Moore had been invited
to Washington, D.C. to personally
film the EBE in a similar type of
interview and distribute the film to the public. Apparently, because of the
market crash, it was felt the timing was not propitious. In any case it
certainly seems like an odd method to inform the public of extraterrestrials,
but it would be in keeping with the actions of a panicked organization who at
this point in time didn't know which way to turn. Moore is also in possession
of more Aquarius documents a few pages of which leaked out several years ago
and detailed the super secret NSA
project which had been denied by them until just recently. In a letter to
Senator John Glenn NSA's Director of
Policy Julia B. Wetzel wrote, "Apparently there is or was an Air Force
project by the name Aquarius, which
dealt with UFO's. Coincidentally, there is also an NSA project by that name." NSA's project Aquarius
deals specifically with the 'communications with aliens' (the EBE's). Within the Aquarius program was project 'Snowbird',
a project to test fly a recovered alien aircraft at Groom Lake, Nevada. This project continues today at that location.
In the words of an individual who works at Groom
Lake 'our people are much better at taking things apart than they are at
putting them back together'. Another person saw a saucer being trucked into the
Nevada Test Site in March of 1988. Still another informant witnessed
a saucer being buried at that location (for God knows whatever reason) during
the second week of August 1988. If
the US government felt they were
being forced to acknowledge the existence of aliens on earth because of the
overwhelming evidence such as the Hudson
Valley sightings during the past 4 years, the Wytheville, Va. sightings in October and November of 1987, the Gulf Breeze, Florida sightings in which documentary evidence in the
form of stereoscopic photographs and video tape were taken between November of 1987 and May of l988, the Lake Superior sightings of 1987 and the sightings in and around Las Vegas, Nevada and the Nevada
Test Site, and taking into consideration the "Grand Deception"
and obviously hostile intent of the EBE's
it might be expedient for MJ-12
to admit to the EBE's but conceal
the information on the mutilations and abductions of humans and animals.
government sponsored 'debunkers' such
as Philip Klass, former Avionics editor for Aviation Week and Space Technology,
NASA scientist James Oberg and a host of others. When the truth does emerge, if
it ever does, how is this shabby, dishonest treatment of totally sane, normal
and patriotic citizens going to be justified ? Now you ask, "Why haven't I
heard about any of this?" Who do you think you would hear it from? Dan
Rather? Tom Brokaw? Sam Donaldson? Wrong. These people just read the news. They
don't find it. They have ladies that call and interview witnesses and verify
statements on stories coming over the wire either AP or UPI. It's not like Dan
Rather would go down to Wytheville, Virginia and dig into why there were 4000
reports of sightings in October and November of 1987. Better that Tom Brokaw or someone else should risk their
credibility on this type of story. Tom Brokaw ? Tom wants Sam Donaldson to risk
his credibility. No one, but no one is going to risk their reputation on such
outlandish ideas regardless of how many people report sightings of 900 foot
objects running them off the road. In the case of the Wytheville sightings,
dozens of vans with NASA lettered on the side failed to interest newsmen. And
those that asked questions were informed that NASA was doing a weather survey. One of the currently held beliefs about the Greys is that they are connected somehow to the United States government, and that this intimate relationship has
resulted in many of the technological leaps of the last sixty-five years made
by AMERICAN military and AMERICAN
government science, including the F-117 stealth fighter and B-2 stealth
bomber, as well as a weapons systems known as Joshua, a ultrasonic weapon, of
which a recently declassified research-wave study variant was displayed to the
public. The theory goes something like this: A secret group within the US government (known as the Majestic Twelve, or the Jason Society, or the Jason Scholars) has given the Greys several large tracts of land in
the American Southwest, near the
Four Corners area, on which to build large underground bases, known as DUMBs (Deep Underground Military Bases).
From these locations, the Greys are
able to abduct their targets with much more ease and less observability than
they would otherwise be able to do, resulting from a closer location to the
abduction sites, thus resulting in decreased flight time, which translates to
less time available for detection by others. This is known as the 'Alien-United States Government
Technological Exchange Theory,' and is currently popular, in varying
degrees, among many researchers and others, who believe that the US government is constantly lying about
its involvement in the UFO phenomenon, and is keeping much information secret,
while using disinformation tactics to make all eyewitnesses appear to be fooling. The disinformation
appears in various forms, from US government
propaganda, lies about activities, and threats to silence witnesses, to the
more vocal and outspoken of 'researchers' who attempt to convince others that
there is no UFO phenomenon, and no such thing as extraterrestrial life.
These
'debunkers' use any explanation, no matter how unlikely and impossible, to
explain any and all sightings. NON-
believers simple don't want to believe, can't believe because it too much to
take in, are stupid and really think we are the ONLY species in this universe,
are actually alien themselves trying to hide it, . There are many documents
and eyewitnesses currently available that directly and indirectly implicate the
US government in conspiracy after
conspiracy, the least of which are the event at Roswell and the assassination of John F. Kennedy These documents
do tend to point towards a "Secret
Government" which controls much of what we perceive to be our
benefactors. Congress, to the best of our knowledge, has not been deeply
infiltrated, due to the fact that the members are elected by the people. This
makes it possible for any involved officials to be voted out of office. It is
possible, however, that various US government agencies may set up these
candidates and rig elections to gain Congressmen who favor their plans.
Congress's activities, however, do not appear to be suspect, except for the
usual political logrolling and campaigning. State governments are also for the
most part safe from very deep infiltration, due to the fact that the "Secret Government" must be a
small group in order to remain secret.
Taking over state governments would not only increase the chances of detection,
due to an increase in the number of people directly involved, and the
proportionate number of people indirectly involved, but also cause problems in
the maintenance of the US government.
The number of people who have direct access to the leaders of such a group
would increase exponentially as the number of leaders increase. This would have
the effect of drastically increasing chances of accidental public knowledge of
their existence. Thus, a "Secret
Government" could function at its best on a nation level. The end
result of such as large project would be: A population who, as a whole, tends
to consider any who study this phenomenon, as well as most witnesses, as
'crackpots and lunatics'A group of trained disinformation agents used to keep
the public's mind off of such mattersRelative security in operations that would otherwise be viewed with
great mistrust. This would be the precise effect wanted by this group, because
its motives, as well as its actual operations would be hidden from the
population in general, as well as to the rest of the US government.
Beings of Light: Another popular theory held by many involved in New Age
philosophy is that the Greys are
truly the benevolent race they claim to be, and that they are here to guide
humanity into the next millennium with spiritual understanding of each other,
in order to create a more perfect society. It also finds support among those
who claim to be in contact with the Greys,
and claim to receive information about what they are doing, as well as why.
This information, however, seems to be too much like propaganda as well as
disinformation to the author. This theory holds that the Greys come from a society whose gene pool has become overly inbred
or otherwise has become depleted. It is somewhat similar to the old science
fiction scenario, with a dying Mars coming to Earth in order that they can survive.
This theory is much simpler, as well as much more direct in its thought
process, than the one above, and is entertained more by various groups devoted
to the spiritual and mental evolution of mankind. Supporters of this theory say
that the same Greys have spoken to
them, and told them the reasons that they are here. According to these
individuals and groups, the Greys
are trying to help humanity save itself by saving the planet, because the death
of Earth is soon to come, and tell of great storms, earthquakes, floods,
volcanic eruptions, as well as war, pollution, famine, and starvation that will
soon to sweep across the face of our planet. The Greys claim that they know these things will happen because they
aren't limited by time flowing in a single direction, but can move forwards and
backwards though time. While they cannot stop it, they only want to prevent as
much suffering as possible. While they are here, though, they could use some of
our DNA, because their supply has been drastically reduced, for a reason rarely
told to the contactees who communicate to them.
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