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SUBJECT: The Mickus/ Fenwick Interview - FILE: UFO2048
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On November 6th/88, Lawrence (Larry) Fenwick, noted Canadian
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UFOlogist was interviewed for ParaNet on Sunday afternoon at
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the Toronto residence of ParaNet Pi Sysop, Tom Mickus. He had
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previously agreed to this interview, with the full knowledge
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that it was being taped, and that the transcript would be
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released for distribution on the North American ParaNet System.
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He spoke for approximately 4 hours, of which approximately
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170 minutes were taped. During that time Larry spoke frankly
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and in some depth on a number of issues and events current
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to UFOlogy. The interview was done at my request, and Larry
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graciously assented to agree to the exchange, without any
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strings attached. Additionally, no money was exchanged.
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Although an interview, much the dialogue is in conversational
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style, appropriate for the informal setting which we were in.
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Regarding the content you are about to read, Larry neither
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makes the claim that this is original information, or
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that he knows all of it. But as you will see, he does have
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some pieces of the puzzle, in my estimation. Before the
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interview, I gave him every right to protect his sources,
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as well as have certain portions of the interview "off
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the record". While he has withheld some names, none of
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the substance of what we discussed was held back. Its
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all here for you to examine and evaluate.
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As I've mentioned, approximately 170 mins of our exchange
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was suppposed to have been on tape. However, after the
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interview, and to my extreme chagrin, I soon realized that
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the first 45 mins of the tape was almost blank, and the A-B,
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C-D order of the 4 sides seems to be haphazard. I am puzzled
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as to what happened, but at this point blame the recording
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device for screwing up...and of course also blame myself for
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not ensuring the integrity of the recording device, although
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the process was monitored throughout...and I am genuinely
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perplexed as to how this had happened. What I have therefore
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done, is to paraphrase the dialogue as much as possible, in
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order to bring out the 'highlights' of what we discussed in
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the first 45 mins. About one third of that had contained an
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in-depth bio of interviewee Larry Fenwick. Perhaps on a
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subsequent occasion, Larry can recount some of the
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information which we covered, a good portion which included
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commentary on the two recent TV productions, namely that of
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"UNSOLVED MYSTERIES - the Gulf Breeze segment", and of
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course "UFO-Coverup LIVE". For the time being, to the best
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of my recollection, some of what Larry brought up will be
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included in an appendix at the end of the formal transcript.
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One last note...this entire effort on my own part has
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consumed almost exclusively 4 days of my life. The transcibing
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process took close to 40 Hours, using simple tape recorders.
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Every effort has been made to insure the integrity of the
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dialogue of the part of Larry Fenwick. I can confidently say
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that I have reproduced accurately 99% of what Larry Fenwick
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said in the 125 mins of taped dialogue which was intact.
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The 40 Hours of time I think reflects this. My own dialogue,
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sparse as it is, is about 90% accurate. In some areas I have
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clarified my questions.
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Throughout, you will notice the use of square brackets [ ],
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these are added in by myself in areas that required some
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clarification...especially when certain mannerisms, inflection
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of speech, pause in speech etc., didn't "translate" into
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the written word sufficiently. Whereever you find words
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capitalized, that will indicate a word strongly emphasized,
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and indeed I have added this clarification in most of the
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instances.
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Lastly, although you may find some hints as to my interests
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and positions on various aspects of the UFO issue, I have
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not as yet come out in favour of, or against, most of what
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Larry Fenwick has said. For me, in part, the jury is still
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out. Having said that, I cannot help feel that much of what
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Larry Fenwick has enuciated here is quite significant. There
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should be enough information here for sleuthing armchair
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UFOlogists to get involved in, and to track down. The information
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conspiracy must end...the people must know. If what Larry and
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others say is true, even a part of it...then we don't have
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much time. In closing, I encourage you to spread the transcript
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of this file onto other Bulletin Board Systems. If it acts as
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a catalyst for action...pro or con...then it will have served
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its purpose.
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-Tom Mickus 11/10/88
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[The transcript begins at the near the end of side 1...]
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<Fenwick> "...on the air, and they went up and interviewed Robert
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Sufferin [sp?], and they got him on camera, and he was
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interviewed on Channel 9 [CFTO Toronto], on the local
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news. ...well there was a deluge of phone calls, and
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people started descending en masse, on Robert Sufferin's
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property. About 2,000 - 3,000 people descended onto his
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property. They were there day and night, from all over
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southern Ontario."
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<Mickus> "And what year was this?"
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<Fenwick> "1975. This was in October of '75. The agreement between
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the aliens and the American gov't, [with] the intelligence
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agencies, was made in June of that year."
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<Mickus> "June of '75..."
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<Fenwick> "That's right. Thats when the agreement was..., for the
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exchange of technology was made. One month to the date,
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after that 'event' occurred to Robert Sufferin, he got
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a telephone call from Falconbridge Air Force Base from
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a lieutenant, who asked if he and his wife would be
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willing to undergo psychological tests. A battery of tests.
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He agreed, so did his wife. They took him...I don't know
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when this occurred, fairly soon after that,...nor do I
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know where the tests were administered. I would assume
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somewhere in southern Ontario. They gave him tests, and
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so on. And a month later..."
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[ tape change ]
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<Fenwick> "...now the information that we found out, and that I
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just described, was as a result of an interview that
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Harry and Joe and I did with Robert Sufferin on his
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property. We weren't allowed to make to make notes,
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until we got into our car. No tape-recorders, no
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photographs. He talked extensively, for several hours,
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about UFOs in general, about various topics. This was
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the 2nd of two interviews done with him. I wasn't
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present at the first one..., there was a gentlemen by
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the name of Wayne Forsyth who was doing a documentary
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for public schools or high schools on UFOs, who was
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with Harry and Joe the first time he was interviewed,
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and his wife was also there. Now we only talked with
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Robert when I was there. He said...he told us about
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this incident [UFO hovering over his barn, and another
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one which landed for 'repairs' in the adjacent field,
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then both flew off after a short time...neighbor
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phoned Sufferin to tell him that he thought his barn
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was on fire, which it wasn't...the UFO hovering above
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was extremely bright and luminouscent], and he told
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us about the telephone call from Falconbridge Air
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Force Base, and about the incident where three men
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showed up in full military uniform on Dec.7th, 1975.
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They came in an O.P.P. [Ontario Provincial Police]
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cruiser, unmarked...an unmarked cruiser, driven by
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the head of the detachment of the O.P.P. Bracebridge,
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who has since denied that he was ever there, to one
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of our members [CUFORN] who was his best friend. In
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other words, he lied to his best friend. He said,
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'that no cruiser was ever sent up there...impossible.'
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The three men who visited him [Sufferin], one was the
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lieutenant from Falconbridge Air Force Base, the
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other two were from the United States. One from the
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Air Force Office of Special Investigations, AFOSI, and
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the other officer was from the Office of Naval
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Intelligence. As you know, OSI and the ONI are part of
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the Project Aquarius unit. They are all linked together,
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as you saw in the Oct. 14 television show. They brought
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with them a portfolio...a book...whether it was the
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'yellow book' written by the alien or not, I don't know.
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It was quite thick he said, hundreds of pages long."
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<Mickus> "The yellow book goes back to..."
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<Fenwick> "That was written by an alien, for the Americans."
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<Mickus> "And when did they originally get that?"
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<Fenwick> "They got that in 1975, in June of '75, under the agreement.
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The alien actually wrote it out...and it was used.
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...Now what Robert was shown was a series of photographs,
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full colour, dating back to WW II...close-up photographs
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in broad daylight of UFOs...which were POSED [his emphasis]
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In other words, the aliens stopped the craft, and allowed
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pictures to be taken. And these were all gun-camera
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photographs, taken from jet aircraft...from various aircraft.
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A pile of them...a pile of them. And they were all 8 1/2
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by 10 glossies. He was shown these photographs. He was also
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told several things. They told him that when the incident
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occurred...right to the minute. He had not told his
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wife or his sister that he had noticed the exact time of
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this landing, or landings we should say, on his property.
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They told him why the landings occurred...what happened.
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There was a landing for repairs to one of the craft. The
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other one hovered over the barn...the one in the field
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had some problems...mechanical problems. It took off,
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finally it got out of there. They told him this, and he
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didn't know why [they were telling him]. And they
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apologized for the landing on his property, they told
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him why the UFOs are here on this planet...what they
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represent, and where they are from. They also told him
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that they knew of the previous two sightings he had had
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with his brother-in-law on several nights prior to that
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incident. They had been on his property and been looking
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out the window, and a couple of over-flights had occurred
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of UFOs. He hadn't told a soul about that, not even his
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wife, only his brother-in-law had known. So there is no
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way that they could have known, unless they were in contact
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with the aliens when it happened. They said that they had
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tracked these UFOs on radar..., at Air Force bases its done
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all the time, except that the 'unknowns' are never
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publicized. They always say when someone calls in and says,
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'We have a report of a UFO...did you track anything on your
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radio at Downsview Air Force Base or Falconbridge or
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Toronto International Airport...or ANY airport in the
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Western world?" Their orders are [to say] 'No.' Deny, deny
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deny...right down the line. And we surmised this ourselves
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although this was confirmed.
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The interview proceeded thusly, as Roberts said. They gave
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him a telephone number to call...and unlisted, unpublished
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telephone number to call in case there were any further
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incidents on his property. And they said that there had
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been an agreement...an agreement made with the aliens
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between the American government and the aliens. And they
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told him a few things about a long range program...or
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plan, a master plan they called it, which was underway.
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Now that's all that Robert Sufferin told us in 2 hours.
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We talked about things other than UFOlogy for most of the
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time. As we left the property...we were about 35-40 feet
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away from Bob, and he called out to us. This was in
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daytime, and we were going back to our car. He called out
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to us, [and] he made this statement...and we wrote it
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down in the car, 'What was the cause of WW II?'
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He had been told..., the classified information about the
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programming of Hitler..to cause WW II. And we did an
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article about the case, with the exception of that statement.
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As we thought it didn't fit in.
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And in 1982 we found out the information..which I have just
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told you. We are way ahead of the game as far as that TV
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show is concerned [UFO-Coverup LIVE]. We know a little about
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what was mentioned by Condor and Falcon, plus more. At
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that point in 1982 we found this information out. This was
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7 years after the Sufferin incident. We didn't interview
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Robert Sufferin until 1978 by the way. He had remembered
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what had occurred in 1975, a few years earlier. This is in
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the summer of '78. So...we had made the notes, and in 1982
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we had heard this information. In 1983 I was looking
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through some old files, and I came across the Sufferin
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incident...and we had written up an article on it [previously]
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in a small journal that Harry Tokarz had churned out on his
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own. It ran about 4 issues, it was called "UFO Pulse Analyzer"
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and he had mentioned this in an article. And I looked at
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the notes, and see in the margin there, "What was the
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cause of WW II", which I had written down in the margin.
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And I wrote down below that, 'What has this got to do with
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UFOs?'. At that time we didn't know. And later on we found
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out."
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"Bill Moore was in touch with Robert Sufferin by phone, in
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our presence. He phoned him. We gave him the phone number."
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<Mickus> "In 1982?"
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<Fenwick> "No...actually this was in 1981. He was here in Toronto, and
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he called Bob up in Utterson, Ontario, where Bob lived at
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the time. Bob still owns the property, but we don't know
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where he lives now, he's moved around a bit. So Bill Moore
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talked to him on the phone...we didn't hear what Bob said
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on the other end of the line, but Bill said that he
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confirmed what I suspected. Bill had heard a little bit
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in 1980. He got the documents in 1982 on Aquarius and this
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sort of thing...MJ-12. But he had heard a little bit. The
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agreement was mentioned. I know that Bill mentioned the
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agreement on the phone..., he knew about that. How?, I
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don't know. But that was the clue. Now I asked Bill..."
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<Mickus> "The world war II thing?"
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<Fenwick> "Yes. That programming had been done."
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<Mickus> "Just to clarify...did someone ask him this question?"
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<Fenwick> "No...this was separate [from the interview]. As we were
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leaving, he just blurted that out. Robert Sufferin just
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blurted it out."
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<Mickus> "So he just said it to you [unsolicited]?"
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<Fenwick> "Yes, out loud. He yelled it out after us as we were
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walking back toward our car."
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<Mickus> "And that was it?"
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<Fenwick> "Yes, that was all. We didn't ask him. What the hells he
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talking about [they said to each other]. We just walked
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on to the car...made a note of it,...I wrote down right
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behind the note, 'What has this got to do with UFOs?'
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We couldn't see any connection at all at that time. And
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it was only in 1983 that I happened to come across the
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statement that I had written out in the rough notes for
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that article which was done for that "UFO Pulse Analyzer"
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magazine. My goodness, that was it. The year before we
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had found out about the connection. In '83 I saw that
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little note, and I said, 'My God...he was told the truth'.
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And later on...in 1982 there was this symposium...the
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MUFON symposium in Toronto at the Westbury Hotel. I
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talked to Bill Moore privately at that point. He was
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one of the speakers there...and I helped run the
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convention a little bit, and I said to Bill, 'You know
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the Robert Sufferin case?" He said [Moore], "Yeah, I
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remember that." [Fenwick] Because he had read the whole
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article, and so on; and I had told him what had transpired
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and so on, and he was quite interested in that. And I
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said to him, '...when those three military officers
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talked to Sufferin, they really gave him everything on
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this Project Aquarius, it seems to me.' Then I said to
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Bill, 'Do you think that this has happened prior to...a
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month or two prior to somebody else maybe?' [making
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reference to the 1975 Sufferin incident] And he said,
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'Yeah, in the United States it happened twice, between
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June and October' [1975]. Two other people were told
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in the United States the same information was given to
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them."
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<Mickus> "In 1975?"
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<Fenwick> "In '75 yes, just after that."
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<Mickus> "So those two would have been before the agreement [U.S.-
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EBE agreement] then, right?"
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<Fenwick> "No, the agreement was in June of 1975. The Robert
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Sufferin case occurred on October 7th. Somewhere between
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June and October of '75, two other close encounters
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occurred in the United States in which aliens had
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nearly been killed...by a car or whatever, I don't
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know how. But Bill wouldn't go into detail on that. I
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questioned him, but he refused to go into any detail
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on that. He knew about it...through Condor and Falcon.
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And it was a test of the psychological reactions of
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people to the fact that we are the ETs [in reference to
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earlier statements by Fenwick as to our alien heritage]
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...this is not our home planet."
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<Mickus> "So that was the reason for spilling the beans to these
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three, relatively simple folk?"
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<Fenwick> "Yes, thats right. And there's something else also...
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When Tracy Torme visited Toronto, he worked for CTV
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[Canadian Television Network], he was a script-writer
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for them; he arranged in advance, through Bill Moore, to
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visit us...in my apartment in fact. And he talked a little
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bit about what he had heard. Later on he told us all that
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I have told you...through Bill. He got it through Bill
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Moore. We asked him what the classified information would
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mean to the human race. What areas of the human race...of
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human endeavour or aspects of human interest [that] would
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be most affected if ALL the information about Project
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Aquarius came out in the open. And he unhesitatingly said,
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'Religion.' He said that there would be mass suicides,
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those who were extremely religious among the Christian
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community would commit suicide. And he said, anthropology,
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..Science would be heavily affected by it. Anthropology,
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History..., you take just WW II [for example]. If the
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historians knew that...and they are not on a need to know
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basis, they are not going to be told unless the entire
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world knows. This would create one of the biggest upheavals
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in all the universities, and all the history teachers in
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the world, and professors, would really be astounded if
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they knew that that was fact. And he said that a lot people
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wouldn't believe it if it were told to the public. There
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would be some panic, there would be suicides. I said, 'well
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maybe there wouldn't be that many', but he said [Torme]
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'Yes, there would be a fair number...in the millions'.
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But there are billions of people in the world, so that
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percentage wise its not a lot. But, 'This is why,' he
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said [speaking again of Torme] 'the information is not
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being told to the public. Because it would affect people
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too adversely.'"
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<Mickus> "The War-of-the-Worlds syndrome?"
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<Fenwick> "Yes, that's right. That is their mental attitude...the
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people in Project Aquarius who don't want the information
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released,...not [the attitude] of the 10 people who have
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talked [Condor & Falcon being 2 of the 10] out of the 24.
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There are 24 people in Aquarius, total. 10 of the 24 have
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talked. The other 14 don't want the information released
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because they have that attitude...War-of-the-World's
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thing...mass panic and so on. And I think that in the
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atomic age that we live in, we're passed that stage...if
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you can learn to live with the Bomb...and not worry that
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much outwardly...maybe inwardly I guess. This generation
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is used to that threat hanging over them. If they heard
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this information, it wouldn't upset this generation, the
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present generation as much. And this attitude of the
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younger generatiomn...of not being upset too much about
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it is why those people have talked, why the rebels have
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talked." By the way, the rebels are Vietnam veterans."
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<Mickus> "All 10 of them?"
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<Fenwick> "All of them. They're all Nam veterans."
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<Mickus> "And what is the range of rankings, and their ages?"
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<Fenwick> "From Colonel up to..., well one of them is a 2-star
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General. I don't know any names. I know Condor is a
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black man by the way. They were in Nam, and they saw
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their own officers kill their own men under the
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influence of drugs. And they decided that whatever they
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did in peacetime, somehow they would get back at the
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American government. They all...these happened by
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coincidence, or not,...to all get involved in the UFO
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phenomenon. And these people in Aquarius are full-time
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on it. And they decided..., they got together...over a
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period of time, very clandestinely,...and word went
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from one to another, [in effect agreeing that they]
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'...would approach someone neutral in the UFO field,
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someone who is not affiliated with any major
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organizations, someone who is reliable...' And they
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picked on Bill Moore. And he got a telephone call
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from one of them, and they arranged to meet...I think
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it was at a 'McDonalds' in fact...in Phoenix if I'm
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not mistaken. Bill mentioned this."
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"There's a lot of information that we have gotten.
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Now, Tracy Torme told us that he had heard this from
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Bill Moore, and Bill was under sedation for back
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trouble. Bill started talking...and didn't realize it.
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And Tracy told us, 'Don't tell ANYONE that you got
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the information from Bill Moore. And to this day, Bill
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Moore doesn't know that we got it through Tracy. He
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wasn't supposed to reveal it. He told us about 15%...
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15% of the classified information under Project Aquarius."
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<Mickus> "That he [Torme] knows?"
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<Fenwick> "That he knows. He knows all of it. So does Bill Moore,
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Bill told him everything."
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<Mickus> "Torme knows all of it?"
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<Fenwick> "Torme knows all of it, and so does Moore. Bill Moore
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told Torme this. Torme is, by the way the son, the oldest
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son of Mel Torme the singer. I've met Mel in town here
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one time. This is what he told us. He said [Tracy], 'I
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can't tell you anymore.' And he later on told Moore to...
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[?] ..Harry and Joe near New York city. They drove down
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there with their wives or girlfriends whatever, and they
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met him in a motel...and he started talking...and he
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wouldn't allow them to make notes. Nothing, just verbal.
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Hear it, and remember it. And he told me when they came
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back. Outdoors we were walking along the street one night,
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and it's dark, and they're telling me when no one was
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around...there was no one within sight, in the area I
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live in. So that no one would over hear...not that a
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satellite couldn't pick-up the conversation...but
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certainly no one on the ground, so they were careful in
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that respect."
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One thing you have to remember, when you are talking about
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the UFO phenomenon...and here I'm showing my conservative
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bent..., and that is, let us suppose that the information
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posed by Condor and Falcon on that show, and told to Bill
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Moore, is all false. That everything is false. Its all
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disinformation...or what's know in as 'grey' propaganda,
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a bit of truth mixed in with a lot of phony things. Let
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us suppose that all of this, all of what I have said to
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you about Project Aquarius...[that] the classified
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information supposedly, is all false. If in fact it was
|
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deliberately promulgated to test a reaction among
|
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UFOlogists to this sort of information, as to whether they
|
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could follow-up on it...or find out whether it is true
|
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or not. That in itself would be of interest to people in
|
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the UFO field. This is one of the reason's why I am talking
|
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about this information. If its all false, its certainly a
|
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most interesting scenario. And the motivations behind the
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spreading of...lies, from a psychological point of view, it
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certainly is quite interesting. So I must...as I say...I must
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predicate, I must be conservative here, predicate what I
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have said as an afterword shall we say, with that statement.
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All of what I've said, I'm sure is interesting to people.
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Some of it to some people might be unbelievable, some of it
|
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might be astonishing, some of the people might agree with
|
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some of the things said, [saying to themselves], 'that sounds
|
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plausible'. But when you use 'grey' propaganda, you mix in
|
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plausible things with things that are false. That was done
|
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with that television program show in England, called,
|
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"Alternative 3"...they mixed in a few facts with a lot of
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baloney. I have a letter from the guy who wrote the script,
|
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on how they dreamed it up at lunch-time one day."
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<Mickus> "Its interesting that you mention that. John Lear was one
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of the first people I met on ParaNet, and we had a bit of a
|
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dialogue on that very subject. I ended up finding a short
|
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paragraph on it in a movie compendium [see A3MOVIE.TXT in the
|
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UFOlogy File Area], and it ended basically by saying that
|
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the movie was only fiction, but that people still view it
|
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as being true."
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<Fenwick> "There are still people who believe it. And there have been
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mysterious deaths in England lately among people involved
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with defense contracts, computer scientists. And I've got
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newspaper clippings from England on that, just this last
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week. So there is a bit of truth mixed in."
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<Mickus> "Which elements in the movie do you think are true?"
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<Fenwick> "Well, obviously that people have died, but whether they
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are coincidental or not, we don't know."
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<Mickus> "What about this thing about a Moonbase?"
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<Fenwick> "No. I don't think so. I've talked to Buzz Aldrin about that
|
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on the phone. And I said, "Ah, somebody's trying to dream up
|
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a story for the National Enquirer...what nonsense.' [Aldrin
|
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said] 'I didn't see any bases on the moon while we were up
|
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there on Apollo 11, thats' a lot of nonsense.' He denied it.
|
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Technically there could be bases on the moon underground, NASA
|
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has the capabilities now, they had them years ago. In the
|
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1960's I wrote a full page article for "Daily Commercial News"
|
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on underground construction on the moon, I still have a copy
|
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of the article. All the technical data is available in the
|
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Toronto Public Library. I did research for weeks and weeks on
|
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that."
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<Mickus> "The hard part is getting the equipment up there."
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<Fenwick> "Thats all. But the actual installation and so on, is not too
|
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difficult."
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<Mickus> "What other elements of the A3 Movie would you see as...."
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<Fenwick> "Factual? That's all. I've given them to you. That's all."
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<Mickus> "Now, these people who are coming up missing, what's
|
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happening to them. They are being killed because of what
|
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they know?"
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<Fenwick> "I think that that's a Soviet thing. I think the Soviets are
|
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involved in those..., those murders...those deaths, those
|
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mysterious deaths in England lately."
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<Mickus> "Oh, so you don't see those being related in anyway to goings
|
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on in the field of UFOlogy?"
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<Fenwick> "No, not at all."
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<Mickus> "So the A3 Movie then, there's really no relation at all to.."
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<Fenwick> "...not to UFO's."
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<Mickus> "Its more an East-West thing?"
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<Fenwick> "Yes, primarily that. And a test of reactions I suppose, as
|
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some suspect, by the producers of the show, that's all. They
|
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wanted to see how people would take it."
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<Mickus> "And that's a recurring theme..."
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<Fenwick> "I know it is. I have a whole file on A3...Alternative 3, a
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thick file...ending with a letter from the producers."
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<Mickus> "Saying that..."
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<Fenwick> "Saying that its all a hoax. That they dreamed it up over
|
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lunch one day. I have it on their official letterhead of
|
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their production company."
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<Mickus> "And you said that Torme was interested in it?"
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<Fenwick> "Yeah, he hadn't seen the movie. It wasn't shown in the
|
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states, it was shown in Canada twice on Global TV in
|
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southern Ontario."
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<Mickus> "When did he get in touch with you, years ago?"
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<Fenwick> "No. Just a month ago. He happened to mention it."
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<Mickus> "He's probably gotten that from Lear then..."
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<Fenwick> "Oh yeah. Lear tends to repeat what he [has] heard. Lear
|
|
doesn't in terms of a lot of information on UFOs. Linda
|
|
Howe has told me that she was in touch with Lear...and
|
|
that they had all kinds of problems there..."
|
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|
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<Mickus> "...and disagreements?"
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<Fenwick> "Disagreements, yes. One's repeating what the other says.
|
|
Back and forth, then it spreads around and so on. Rumours...
|
|
and things get exaggerated with a rumour, and this is what
|
|
has happened with Richard Doty...the Richard Doty case."
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<Mickus> "Have you read the so called Lear document, the Lear text?"
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<Fenwick> "No."
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<Mickus> "Okay...but what you've heard about John Lear, he's
|
|
basically repeating things from other sources."
|
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<Fenwick> "Sure. He's not doing any research himself."
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<Mickus> "And from what you know of what he's said, I should
|
|
probably give you the Lear.txt as to actually read as
|
|
he makes a quite a number of claims..."
|
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|
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<Fenwick> "I've heard some of the claims through Linda Howe. Linda
|
|
Moulton Howe."
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<Mickus> "Which of what you heard would you say he is correct or
|
|
wrong about?"
|
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<Fenwick> "I've heard too much...too go into detail"
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|
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<Mickus> "What about some of the highlights...crashed disks, there
|
|
are supposed to be 30 crashed disks [in the hands of the
|
|
U.S. Government]."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Well, I've heard that years ago. It was an estimate. It
|
|
was a guess, that's all. And these guess's get exaggerated
|
|
and passed around from one UFOlogist to another. From
|
|
someone maybe who's in casual conversation with another,
|
|
[and says] 'Maybe there are about 30 of them crashed, who
|
|
knows.' And before you know it, its THIRTY."
|
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|
|
<Mickus> "Personally, how many do you think?"
|
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|
|
<Fenwick> "The Roswell one is definite. Also the one at Elindeo [sp?]
|
|
Texas, on the Mexican border is definite..."
|
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|
|
<Mickus> "And what year is the second one?"
|
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|
|
<Fenwick> "1980. And then in 1948, the one in Kingmon [sp?] Arizona.
|
|
that's a definite one. And I think maybe the one other one
|
|
is in Syracuse, New York...in 1967. Those are the only ones
|
|
I know of, although I've heard rumours about one in the
|
|
Rockies in Canada in 1952. Rumours. Indirect contacts with
|
|
someone who is there, this sort of thing."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "And all these crashed due to mechanical problems...none
|
|
of them have been shot down?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yes [mechanical problems], except for Roswell. Roswell
|
|
wasn't a mechanical problem, Roswell was a lightning
|
|
strike. And also there was another crash that occurred in
|
|
Michigan, Hillsdale. Dexter Michigan...where Gerald Ford
|
|
got involved in calling for a congressional investigation.
|
|
That was a crash. That was landing for repairs, put it
|
|
that way."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "And the one about the farmer's case you mentioned, where
|
|
it landed and took off..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "That wasn't actually a crash, but a landing for repairs.
|
|
same in England. That one at Bentwaters, that was a landing
|
|
for repairs...and it was repaired, and they took off again."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Okay, you mention Bentwaters. Maybe we can get into that
|
|
a bit. Now do you believe that's true, about what supposedly
|
|
happened?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Oh yes."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Maybe if you would recount..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Well I'm recounting investigations done by other people.
|
|
I don't like to do that, its second hand information."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "But you basically believe that..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "An alien craft landed for repairs, and was assisted in
|
|
its repairs by the commander, Commander Williams of the
|
|
Air Force base there. Gordon Williams."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "And how many were there?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "I had heard that there were more than one, lets put it
|
|
that way."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "And how many air force personnel do you believe
|
|
witnessed this..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "It depends on what part you're talking about, the
|
|
underground meeting, or the above ground meeting.
|
|
There were at least a dozen people involved in that
|
|
case. And there were military policeman involved. One
|
|
chap who wasn't there, who claimed originally to have
|
|
been there, was a fellow named Larry Warren. He actually
|
|
heard it from someone else, another military policeman
|
|
who was at the underground meeting with the Men In Black
|
|
[MIB] supposedly. Giving instructions."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "But not much is known about that meeting?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "No, its only referred to very briefly in the book by
|
|
Jenny Randles and Dot Street, 'Skycrash'. There's
|
|
another authoress, but I've forgotten her name. I think
|
|
there's about one or two sentence about that in the
|
|
whole book. And that was probably the most important
|
|
aspect of it...and they couldn't get any more information
|
|
on that. I've got an unpublished manuscript by Larry
|
|
Warren at home...part of one chapter really...about 10
|
|
pages. He's writing a book, so he said that this is not
|
|
for publication...and he talked about some of his
|
|
experiences, not there...but as a Military policeman
|
|
being transferred to some secret NSA facilities in
|
|
Egypt, and another one in Florida."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Connected with..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Connected with he doesn't know what. Every American and
|
|
Canadian Air Force Base has underground facilities. If
|
|
anything were to go in or out, it would be like 3 or 4
|
|
in the morning. A UFO comes in for repairs, or whatever.
|
|
If you want to deal in rumour...I was on a bus one day
|
|
downtown. It was night and I was the only guy on the
|
|
bus, and talking to the driver I mentioned UFOs. He said,
|
|
'Oh, I wonder if there is any connection with my friend.
|
|
This guy I know is a janitor up at Downsview Air Force
|
|
Base. And he's in the underground facilities. He said
|
|
that you would be amazed as to what's under there', but
|
|
he wouldn't go on any further about that. I questioned
|
|
him further, but he said he didn't know any more than
|
|
that."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "You've obviously heard the claims about the underground
|
|
bases, in Nevada..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "...Nellis Air Force Base. That is the main facility
|
|
in Nevada... Apparently that is near Area #51, or
|
|
'Dreamland' as its known. But its not on the map.
|
|
You'll find Nellis on the map, but you won't find
|
|
Dreamland or Area #51 on the map. Its all in the area
|
|
where they test the UFOs that are lent to them. There
|
|
was one which supposedly crashed in 1984, killing the
|
|
Commander, General Robert Bond. And it was on the
|
|
front page of the Toronto Star [Major Canadian Daily]
|
|
as a crash of a steath weapon. That's how they
|
|
publicize it. And even Walt Andrus said that that was
|
|
a Stealth weapon...the head of MUFON. Actually it was
|
|
a UFO lent to the Americans in 1975, and test flown
|
|
all the way up through 1984, when it crashed killing
|
|
the pilot, General Robert Bond. If its something
|
|
classified, not necessarily stealth, but a UFO lets
|
|
say...then you wouldn't have anyone less than a general
|
|
flying it. It would be on a need to know basis, you
|
|
wouldn't have an ordinary pilot. And when he died, his
|
|
wife was told, his family was told that [there] was
|
|
a crash of an American Air Force plane...which was
|
|
classified, that's all, not a UFO. But is was a UFO.
|
|
It had been fitted with jets, but there was a problem
|
|
with controls."
|
|
|
|
"The same with that case in Texas, where those two women
|
|
and the boy..., the Cash-Landrum case. That was one of
|
|
the craft lent to them, the diamond-shape one. So they
|
|
have different kinds of..."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "So they way it was presented on the show [UFO-Coverup]
|
|
was basically correct?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Oh yes, it was an alien craft. There's no question
|
|
about that. That's what it was. And I had suspected
|
|
this for quite some time with John Schussler [sp?]
|
|
who had written about this, and lectured about this
|
|
at various symposia. I mentioned this, along with
|
|
Harry and Joe...all three of us said to John, and
|
|
he's with NASA...he worked on the original Shuttle
|
|
program, and he's semi-retired now with MacDonnel
|
|
Douglas. He's a program director for the shuttle
|
|
mission...one of the early shuttle missions. And
|
|
we mentioned our theory that it was an alien craft.
|
|
And he said, 'I don't think so.'...but now he KNOWS.
|
|
That's what it was...there's no question thats what
|
|
it was...even though the television show said that
|
|
maybe it was an American secret weapon, or maybe it
|
|
was an alien craft. They left it up in the air. But
|
|
it was an alien craft, there's no much doubt about
|
|
that."
|
|
|
|
"So...over the years you hear all these stories, and
|
|
unless you've been there, unless you were there when
|
|
the thing happened...that's all they are, Stories.
|
|
Second-hand, third-hand information and so on. Unless
|
|
you're like Bill Moore, or the people in Project
|
|
Aquarius who are on this full-time, you're not going
|
|
to find out the truth. You're going to hear what is
|
|
purported to be the truth. You'll hear second-hand
|
|
stories...you'll hear newspaper accounts...."
|
|
|
|
"Now here's something that you might not know, and
|
|
that is...in relationship to the media, about publicity
|
|
of UFOs, you don't see too much in the daily papers
|
|
about UFOs, not very much. You do see, almost every week
|
|
in the tabloids...tabloid magazines, articles about..oh,
|
|
'Aliens Found in Soviet Tundra' or whatever...you know,
|
|
all sorts of stories. There are various publications in
|
|
the United States. One is called 'The Sun', you have
|
|
another one called 'The National Examiner', another one
|
|
called 'The Globe', another one called 'Weekly World News',
|
|
and there is the "National Enquirer", and 'The Star'."
|
|
|
|
"The history of those publications, just briefly...
|
|
The National Enquirer was the original, the original
|
|
tabloid, the largest circulation newspaper in the world
|
|
incidentally. The Weekly World News and The National
|
|
Enquirer are published by the same company. The publisher
|
|
...is with the Central Intelligence Agency. He is...I
|
|
believe, Deputy Chief of one of the Divisions to do with
|
|
counter-intelligence. When The National Enquirer and The
|
|
Weekly World News publish a UFO story, it is true. [With]
|
|
the other publications, they are copies of The National
|
|
Enquirer. They [other publications] hire freelance writers
|
|
who use phony names and bylines, and print stories which
|
|
are false, in most instances. 90% of those stories in The
|
|
National Examiner, and The Globe, and The Sun, and The Star
|
|
...The Star doesn't publish that sort of thing anymore but
|
|
they used to...; are phony stories. Now, if you were to
|
|
publish the stories that are in The National Enquirer, and
|
|
The Weekly World News, on the front page of The New York
|
|
Times or The Washington Post or The Globe & Mail, it
|
|
would really upset people. But if you publish them in
|
|
tabloids...where all the stories are sensational...at least
|
|
the headlines are sensational, then they don't stand out,
|
|
and they don't frighten people. People tend to laugh at them
|
|
and say 'Oh well, its all phony'. But if you are in the UFO
|
|
field, you find out that stories are not phony. You follow
|
|
up on them, and you find out that they are actual cases.
|
|
The general public doesn't know that they are."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "But the names of Doctors, etc., within the articles are..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "...True. In The [National] Enquirer and The Weekly World
|
|
News."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "The actual names are true?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yes. Those are the real names. But in the other journals,
|
|
The Examiner, The Globe, The Sun, they put phony names all
|
|
the way through and phony stories, and so on. Even the
|
|
writers are using phony names."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Do you know the publisher's name off-hand? Its listed of
|
|
course..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "No, I know that he's a 'Jr.', his father has the same
|
|
name. All you have to do is look in The National Enquirer
|
|
and you'll see the publisher's name there."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "In that particular magazine, is it just him himself, or
|
|
are there other's involved too?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "No, just him himself. He gets the stories from Aquarius...
|
|
and from MJ-12."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "The rebels, or the..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "The rebels. I think he's working with them. I'm not certain
|
|
about that, I can't be certain about that...maybe not. And
|
|
publishes them [UFO stories] to see what kind of reaction
|
|
they get from the readers...[to see] who sends in letters
|
|
to those articles."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Okay...before we follow-up on the media thing; MJ-12 has
|
|
24 members?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "No. 12. Project Aquarius has 24 members. Two different
|
|
groups."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Now what's their relationship?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "A direct relationship. Project Aquarius is the overall
|
|
umbrella organization. MJ-12, Majestic Twelve are the
|
|
people who work with ONI on field investigations. They
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go to the crash sites; they have the meetins with the
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aliens, along with Aquarius people. Aquarius people
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don't get involved with the crashes. The MJ-12 people
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do that...they are scientists, and military people and
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so on. They work as a team. They are flown out...at a
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moments notice...from wherever they are."
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<Mickus> "The MJ-12 Group?"
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<Fenwick> "Yes. The Aquarius people, they do the overall supervision
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of the MJ-12 people. And they get information from all
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sorts of sources, like the CIA, the DIA, and so on... the
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National Intelligence Agency and so on. And they are the
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umbrella organization. They co-ordinate everything. The
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Navy does the field investigations along with MJ-12.
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There's always someone from the Navy on MJ-12. Usually
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the Secretary of the Navy...someone big like that. So
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they get an overall view on Aquarius of what's going on.
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And they decide the policy."
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"But...since 1975 they have NOT been deciding policy. The
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aliens...the EBEs...tell the people at Project Aquarius
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how to handle the whole thing. Under the agreement...'Do
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Not Reveal Our Presence, or We Will Interfere With Your
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History.' And it was mentioned on that TV show [UFO Coverup]
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...and they ARE going to interfere in our History, that is
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why we are going to have World War III."
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"Now getting back...I'm going to digress a little bit.
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There were three books written in the last 8 years. By
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a fellow from Northern Ireland with the initials, W.A.
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Harbinson. According to...I can't recall who told me this,
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whether it was Bill Moore or Tracy Torme...worked [Harbinson]
|
|
with the National Security Agency. He wrote three books. One
|
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called 'Genesis', which talks about the Nazi's in the South
|
|
Pole...developing UFO's and this sort of thing; a rather
|
|
interesting book. And if you read the end of the book, its
|
|
a fictional book...until you read the end there is about
|
|
12 pages of footnotes. References to 'samizdat'...the neo-Nazi
|
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group in Toronto, and their publications...and a lot of Nazi
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books, a lot of military books by a fellow by the name of
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Walther Horndorffer [sp?], and several other books, quite a
|
|
few books actually mentioned there, and famous books on
|
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UFOlogy. All this information comes from those books...but
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if you didn't go to the appendix at the end of the book, you
|
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wouldn't know that if you had just read the novel and said,
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'the heck with the rest of it, I won't bother reading it',
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you wouldn't realize that that's all based on fact. The
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names have been changed in most cases."
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"Then he wrote another book called 'Revelation'. And a third
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book called 'The Light of Eden'. I've read all three books.
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And I think that they are a TEST of how people would react
|
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to those books, [as in] how many people had written to the
|
|
author...what did they have to say about it...how much do
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they know. They are trying to find out who might know, who
|
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has found out some of this classified information that
|
|
shouldn't know. Now, the second book 'Revelaton'...there's
|
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a lot of sex in these books, the third book particularly..
|
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each one had sexual stories in it, a couple of stories,
|
|
very explicit stuff though. The second book 'Revelation',
|
|
takes place in a little town; which is in existence, is
|
|
called Armageddon in Israel. And what happens...now this
|
|
is supposedly in 1990...at that town there is a confrontation
|
|
between two individuals...I use the word individuals, lets
|
|
say entities or individuals. Just prior to that there has
|
|
been a bomb explosion at the most holy shrine of the Muslims
|
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[in Mecca]. The bomb has been thrown by a muslim...and the
|
|
Jews are blamed. A holy war, or jihad is underway at that
|
|
point, and the Americans and Soviets come in with everything
|
|
they've got. And there's a war between the Americans and
|
|
the Soviets...and the Arabs and the Jews, all together."
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|
|
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"The Soviets leave their country unprotected...meanwhile
|
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the Chinese come in and invade the Soviet Union and
|
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takeover the country. Takeover the entire Soviet Union.
|
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Takeover the entire country."
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<Mickus> "This is all detailed in the book of course..."
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<Fenwick> "Yes. Part of it. Part of it I got from another source,
|
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from a former member [CUFORN], now deceased. The two
|
|
individuals I mentioned earlier are the Anti-christ or
|
|
Devil...the devil incarnate shall we say. And the Jewish
|
|
Saviour, not Christ. The real Jewish Saviour who has yet
|
|
to arrive according to the Jewish Talmud [Note: Some
|
|
Christian Fundamentalists would view such a figure as the
|
|
biblical 'False Prophet'] He will arrive in our time.
|
|
That will be 1990, its only 2 years from now. At that
|
|
location, in the midst of the war...war will have been
|
|
underway...and it will not be a nuclear war to start with,
|
|
but it will end up that way on July 7th, 1999...a nuclear
|
|
war between the Chinese and the Americans. And we will all
|
|
be 'gone' with the exception of certain people who had
|
|
been abducted, who will supposedly be taken off this
|
|
planet by mother ships, large carrier craft [to be] taken
|
|
somewhere else and maybe brought back somehow, or taken
|
|
to some other planet. Maybe they will be cryogenetically
|
|
frozen or something, I don't know. Taken to another 'time'
|
|
and brought back to planet Earth when all the radiation
|
|
has died down in 200 or 300 years...and woken up whatever,
|
|
I don't know how they do it...maybe re-seed the planet,
|
|
whatever they do. But get the abductees of here for some
|
|
reason...maybe genetic...maybe they are going to inter-
|
|
breed, create a muscular species. The species [EBEs] don't
|
|
have much muscles."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "There's already inter-breeding going on."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yes, there is inter-breeding already going on....When men
|
|
and women are abducted their is ova extracted, and semen
|
|
extracted and so on. This is going on for various reasons.
|
|
But genetically, they want to improve their...,get a
|
|
hybrid race that will have their brains, and our muscles.
|
|
Basically they are very weak, physically. But they have
|
|
a lot of mental capacity...they can lift all kinds of
|
|
objects with their minds; they are so powerful with their
|
|
telekinetic abilities. So I think that when you read these
|
|
books...the three books by Harbinson, you are being tested.
|
|
Now, getting back to Armageddon... The war between the
|
|
Arabs and the Jews, and the Soviets and the Americans...
|
|
all involved at once; will last 9 years. The Soviet Air
|
|
Force, Army and Navy...everything will be wiped out by
|
|
the Americans. The Americans will win that battle...the
|
|
Jews will win the battle. The Arabs and the Soviets will
|
|
be wiped out...everything will be gone."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "That they've sent there..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yes. Everything is wiped out. The Soviets will have
|
|
nothing left in the Soviet Union. They'll have sent
|
|
everything they've got to Israel. Everything. They'll
|
|
have left themselves defenceless because they figure
|
|
that this is the opportune time to takeover that area,
|
|
which is oil-rich. Obviously they would want that, so
|
|
they will pull out all the stops. And the war will last
|
|
from 1990 to 1999. On July 7th of 1999, the nuclear
|
|
holocaust will occur. That's the date that Nostradamus
|
|
predicted in his book...books, in his predictions.
|
|
That very date."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Are you going off that, or is that just a coincidence?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "I'll tell you something else, this is from another source.
|
|
I mentioned a deceased member of our organization...his
|
|
name is Charlie Alcock Charlie has a fascinating history
|
|
If you've ever heard of Alcock & Brouwn, they flew the
|
|
Atlantic before Lindburgh, as a team. Sir Charles Alcock,
|
|
was Charlie Alcock's first cousin. Charlie was a pilot who
|
|
flew in various air races, in Cleveland...various races,
|
|
etc. He flew for won a race for England, and was given an
|
|
escorted Helicopter tour of London, with Price Phillip at
|
|
the controls, and was given a surprise dinner with the
|
|
Royal Family. He ran a joke shop of all things, while
|
|
living here in Toronto. He had died of a second stroke."
|
|
|
|
"He had had a sighting of a UFO and had told his friend who
|
|
happened to be Commander of Wordsmith [sp?] Air Force Base
|
|
in Michigan, around Sudbury [Ontario] when they went skeet
|
|
shooting one time. The friendship was terminated at that
|
|
point. When Charlie talked to me, he said that the commander
|
|
said, 'I'm not going to get together with you anymore, I
|
|
don't want to talk about UFOs, and if you are going to talk
|
|
this way, forget our friendship.' And that was it. Charlie
|
|
said, 'Goodbye, I don't need you anymore.' When Charlie had
|
|
his first stroke, he was sent to a Toronto hospital. He
|
|
was up at ambulatory at the time, and 4 people from CUFORN
|
|
interviewed him and tape-recorded the conversation, a 1-hour
|
|
tape which I have at home. He had a Men-Black-Incident [MIB]
|
|
in the hospital. He had talked to someone about the UFO
|
|
event in the hospital, one of the other patients. And just
|
|
the night after that he had a visit in his bedside at night
|
|
by an entity all dressed in black...who warned him not to
|
|
talk any further about this."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Charlie mentioned something on the tape which I have,
|
|
of an incident which took place in the 1930's, when he
|
|
was in high school in grade nine."
|
|
|
|
"Some thought came to him during class, something about
|
|
in the future. He doesn't know how it came to him. He
|
|
started doodling, and did some drawings. The teacher
|
|
saw him doodling, took a look at the pictures, and then
|
|
confiscated them. After the class, Charlie was asked to
|
|
stay, and the teacher asked him what were the drawings.
|
|
He said they just came to me. She then went to speak to
|
|
the principal about the drawings."
|
|
|
|
"What Charlie had drawn was a map of the world. And in
|
|
very large drawing form he draw a series of tanks. And
|
|
in front of each tank there was a large plexi-glass sort
|
|
of shield, through the plexi-glass shield there was an
|
|
opening, through those openings are what looked like
|
|
laser beams shooting out...now this was in the 1930's.
|
|
And the tanks were placed in a sequence, one after
|
|
another...coming from China into the Soviet Union. And
|
|
on several other places on the map, he didn't remember
|
|
where...there were several mushroom shaped clouds. The
|
|
principal did not let it stand at that point. He called
|
|
Ottawa. The next day an official, I don't know at what
|
|
rank, from the Department of National Defense, showed
|
|
up and started talking to Charlie. Here's a grade 9
|
|
kid talking to someone from the Ministry of National
|
|
Defense, who asked him where he got these ideas. Charlie
|
|
said, 'I had a dream I think, maybe it came from that
|
|
dream. And I started drawing what I had seen in the
|
|
dream.' He had dreamt the future...he had dreamt about
|
|
World War III. And the DND now knows."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Do you have the drawings?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "No. They were confiscated. The one drawing may still
|
|
be in a file somewhere in Ottawa. And Charlie described
|
|
this to us, and he said, ' I think I may have had a
|
|
premonition of the future at that time.' And someone in
|
|
the 1930's at DND must have known something important...
|
|
about Einstein, and maybe a bomb could be developed from
|
|
E=mc2 or something. Maybe Einstein had been in touch
|
|
with some scientists in Ottawa...who knows? And maybe
|
|
that was why that trip was made down from Ottawa to
|
|
Toronto to visit this grade 9 kid. And that is quite a
|
|
story. Now, Charlie worked at Camp X, where spies were
|
|
trained in WW II. He knew what was going on at Camp X,
|
|
he had met David Niven out there, and a few other people
|
|
who were trained as spies in Europe. He had quite a story
|
|
to tell, and its all on this tape anyway. But thats all
|
|
that Charlie had to say in relationship to...what turns
|
|
out to be, or may turn out to be Project Aquarius
|
|
information...classified information, about what is to
|
|
happen in our future."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Getting back to the Harbinson books, I got the sense
|
|
too, cause I've just finished reading 'The Light of Eden'
|
|
Are you saying that certain elements of what he is saying
|
|
is true? For instance, Harbinson seems to go off of Robert
|
|
K. Temple's book 'The Sirius Mystery'. He believes that
|
|
they're [aliens] are from there..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "...well some of them are."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "...and that they have been coming in different periods
|
|
of our history to..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Interfacing, causing things to happen. Well Sirius is one
|
|
of the sources. Zeta Reticuli is one supposedly, and Sirius
|
|
is another, and the Pleiades maybe another one. I've heard
|
|
about one or two others, but mostly these ones."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "But you personally would lean towards..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "I would say Zeta Reticuli is the most logical one because
|
|
that was in the Betty and Barney Hill case. That was
|
|
discovered later on, years later once they researched it.
|
|
Thats where they were from. Sirius is probably the second
|
|
[likeliest] possibility. The Pleiades one is a very
|
|
controversial one. That's the Eduard Meier Swiss case,
|
|
which may or may not be true. I just got a book of some
|
|
of the writings of the Pleiades people given to Meier,
|
|
about 150 pages [which contain] some of the things that
|
|
were not on the three videos that were produced in
|
|
connection with the Meier case, which I have at home."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "How does this mesh with the 'failed experiment'
|
|
[referring to what we talked about in the first 45 mins
|
|
of the interview which was 'lost'], because a lot of
|
|
the talk is that we are entering into a 'new age' of..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "...the Age of Aquarius. We're in it. Let me talk about
|
|
something that happened in 1983, in my apartment. Most
|
|
of the CUFORN members attended from the Toronto area.
|
|
Bill Moore was in town."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "He was there?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "He was there, in my apartment. He made a little speech.
|
|
Very short. He stood up in the middle of the apartment.
|
|
I remember that I was sitting on the couch at the time,
|
|
and everyone was standing around or sitting around, I
|
|
haven't got a big apartment...there were about 20 people
|
|
there. I mentioned Project Aquarius to him as he had
|
|
sent a telex, the 'stolen telex', we looked it over...
|
|
we published it in fact. And I said, 'What, do you
|
|
any more about Project Aquarius?" And he said, 'Well,
|
|
I'll tell you something that's connected. In 1990
|
|
something's going to happen on planet Earth which will
|
|
change the course of human history forever, in 1990'.
|
|
And I said, 'Well, how important is it?'. He said,
|
|
'Well it will be as important as if Christ had returned.'
|
|
And I said, 'Is it THAT?' He changed the topic IMMEDIATELY
|
|
[Fenwick's emphasis], to some new information about the
|
|
Roswell incident. He changed the topic very quickly...as
|
|
if he knew what was going to happen at Armageddon in 1990."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "And referring our telephone conversation, what is the
|
|
'Jesus' connection?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Well, that's pretty difficult to say. The Jesus connection
|
|
I think...we're talking not about Jesus, but about the
|
|
Anti-christ meeting with the Jewish Saviour...who is an
|
|
entirely different person, and with the prophet Elijah who
|
|
may return at the same moment. In other words, three people
|
|
involved, although Harbinson said two in his book. I think
|
|
its three."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "As an aside, from my own readings on these 'End time'
|
|
scenarios, Elias and Enoch are supposed to return for a
|
|
final confrontation with the Anti-christ and false prophet,
|
|
who is Jewish. They are the only two figures of both
|
|
the old and new testaments, who never experienced physical
|
|
death. In St. John's Book of Revelations they are thought
|
|
to be the the 'two witnesses' [Rev.11], who by today's
|
|
standards will have incredible 'psychic' powers." This
|
|
whole scheme of things, as soon as you mention the name
|
|
Anti-christ, seems to suggest a Judeo-Christian context...
|
|
is that essentially correct?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yes."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Well then where do the aliens fit in?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Well I don't know about that part, but maybe we can go
|
|
into that a little later. But briefly, the confrontation
|
|
between Enoch, Elijah...the Jewish Saviour whatever name
|
|
you want to give to him, and the Anti-christ; will be
|
|
a mental confrontation. A battle of minds...which will
|
|
occur on one day..."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "A battle of 'miracles'?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Possibly miracles, I don't know. On that one day. And
|
|
that will be the key element in the whole 'beginnings'
|
|
of the 9-year war. Now the 9-year war...as I say called
|
|
WW III. Now the 'alien connection' is strictly through
|
|
project Aquarius. They know the future, they know the
|
|
history of this planet...they have a long-term master
|
|
plan for this planet, and it includes WW III. That's
|
|
the only connection."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "But they're not 'God' though?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "No...but they're very close to it. What we would call
|
|
in the old days, 'angels'. The equivalent. Able to make
|
|
miracles. Christ himself may have been a product of a
|
|
hybrid. Mary, under the Immaculate Conception...now
|
|
we're dealing in religion. Now this is one of the reasons
|
|
why Tracy Torme was talking how religion will be affected.
|
|
We talk about the various things that have happened...in
|
|
terms of genetic experiments...interbreeding with the
|
|
abductees. Mary may have given birth to Christ through
|
|
the same means. One ova was extracted, and Christ was born.
|
|
There are a lot of years of Christ that we don't know
|
|
what happened, he was out in the desert and so on. This is
|
|
where the whole thing may have come to fruition. All the
|
|
miracles that Christ was supposed to have done were quite
|
|
common in those days...in terms of capabilities of people.
|
|
A lot of people in those days could do the same things
|
|
as Christ could do."
|
|
|
|
"Recently...now I'm digressing somewhat here to religion.
|
|
Harry Tokarz, our co-director, is quite a religious chap.
|
|
He reads a Jewish publication, the 'Canadian Jewish News'.
|
|
And recently...I think this was about 4 months ago...there
|
|
was an article that said the Dead Sea Scrolls are being
|
|
translated by computer. And the latest thing that they
|
|
have come up with, and released to the media...the Jewish
|
|
media, is that in those days...in the days of Christ,
|
|
almost everyone could do the same things that Christ could
|
|
do...but didn't do it openly. Christ did. And he was
|
|
punished for that by being killed and crucified. Not
|
|
because he was starting up a new religion or anything else,
|
|
[but] because he did all these things...and they were not
|
|
[supposed] to be done publicly. And he was taking advantage
|
|
of his abilities...his psychic abilities to do...create
|
|
'loaves of bread out of one'...this sort of thing. And
|
|
everyone could do it in those days. And this is what has
|
|
come out of the dead sea scrolls...this is fact."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "The Essenes could do this?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yes...oh yes."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "But only that limited group though?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "I don't know about that. That I don't know. I haven't
|
|
gone that much into it. But the Essenes certainly...and
|
|
maybe a lot of other people in those days had that ability.
|
|
Now, if we were to get into the other aspect of things
|
|
that Christ could do. Moses parting the Red Sea, [he] may
|
|
have had that capability. People in those days were not
|
|
technologically advanced as we are today. They are close
|
|
to the primitive Africans...who can sense things a mile
|
|
away...they have all these psychic/spiritual abilities. I
|
|
think that primitive people were more advanced than we are
|
|
in terms of their mental abilities, and their abilities to
|
|
do things that we would consider miracles. What we call
|
|
miracles were commonplace then. Nowadays if we see a
|
|
'miracle' we wonder if someone is hoaxing us...'this is
|
|
phony, are we being hypnotised, is mass hypnosis going on'.
|
|
They were probably able to do such a thing...hypnotize
|
|
crowds of people into thinking they saw 'a thousand loaves
|
|
of bread' and they weren't. They may have done it [and]
|
|
they may not. So if you're talking about the effect on
|
|
religion...and religious people...very religious Christians,
|
|
if they knew that Christ was the product of inter-breeding
|
|
between creatures from another planet and Mary, ...that
|
|
would destroy the Christian religion utterly, number one.
|
|
It would upset the scientists, and the general public. And
|
|
that's why you keep it from the people. I think that if I
|
|
were in Project Aquarius...if I were a member of Project
|
|
Aquarius...and not one of the ones who are [currently]
|
|
talking; I would say, 'Gee, it is justified. We shouldn't
|
|
tell the people this..., its got to be just too darn
|
|
upsetting. I mean, maybe all our religions were founded by
|
|
them [aliens] in that way."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Why doesn't that one part of Project Aquarius 'silence'
|
|
the ten rebels?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "There's a battle going on. A mental battle I think, or a
|
|
paper battle. Some say yes, and some say no. And at the
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moment, the ones who say 'release it' are winning. Maybe
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in a few years time, maybe next year it will be the other
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side will hush it all up."
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<Mickus> "Why aren't Condor and Falcon 'kicked out'? I mean, they
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must be able to find out who those two are."
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<Fenwick> "They can't."
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<Mickus> "Now the fact that Condor is reputed to be a black man..."
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<Fenwick> "...that wasn't publicized in the show. I know it."
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<Mickus> "I know, you couldn't tell by watching the show [UFO Coverup],
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but the fact that a black man would be in a position of power
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like that, isn't that a bit suspect? [Note. To all reading,
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please don't misunderstand what I'm saying].
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<Fenwick> "He doesn't got the rank that Falcon has. Condor is the
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black man."
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<Mickus> "And what is his rank?"
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<Fenwick> "He's military. Falcon is scientific. He's a scientist.
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Scientist is above the military in MJ-12, under Aquarius.
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Scientist has a higher rank than the military. They can
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find out more, in terms of technological things. They
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supply the information on how the UFOs are propelled...to
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the military...who use it. But without the scientists, the
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military couldn't do a thing. So they get a higher ranking.
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They'd have to."
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<Mickus> "The fact that there is a black man up there..., I can see
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that if they were all Vietnam vets like you said, that
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would make sense there. But what is his 'minimum' ranking?"
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<Fenwick> "Colonel. He's at least a colonel, but I don't know his
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exact rank. Stanton Friedman called him, 'Colonel B', just
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gave an initial, that's all."
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<Mickus> "But 'B' may not necessarily stand for anything. Just as
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like 'X' or whatever. 'B' could stand for 'black'."
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<Fenwick> "Could use 'X', or however you want to do it. The
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information, according to Tracy he checked everything that
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had been told to Bill Moore. And everything checks out.
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Everything. The credentials...and all the information that
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he has [which] he didn't tell us, I mean I think we've
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know heard about 20% of the information. 15% from Tracy,
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and 5% from that TV show. There's a lot more. And Tracy
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was saying that..., 'if you think that what I have told
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you is astounding, you should hear the rest of it.' What
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we have heard, is nothing compared to the rest of the
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information that Aquarius has come up with."
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<Mickus> "How much more incredible can it get?"
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<Fenwick> "I don't know how much more. He said [Torme], 'that it's
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beyond human imagination.'"
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<Mickus> "What would you say to people who try to separate the
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whole UFO phenomenon from religion, but just want to
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look at the empirical data."
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<Fenwick> "The technological aspects? From a 20th Century point of
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view, all the technological things can not be done. No.
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The 21st century maybe, if we live that long..."
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<Mickus> "No, what I meant is...can we get a handle on the thing
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by disregarding the religious aspect?"
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<Fenwick> "Yes. Oh we can, sure. From what I have read, and I've
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read over 400 books on the subject, I think if you
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were to take an overview of everything that had been
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written, or at least that I have read; yeah, you can
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get a handle on it."
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<Mickus> "Divorced from the religious element?"
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<Fenwick> "Oh yes, definitely. There's no question about that."
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<Mickus> "...but you'd be missing the point though, if you didn't
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include it..."
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<Fenwick> "You have to include that. That's the original source
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of the 'whole business'. I mean, I think they started
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our religions. I'm pretty sure they started our religions,
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certainly the Christian religion was started by them."
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<Mickus> "What, the one group...the 'grays'?"
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<Fenwick> "Yes, the grays."
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<Mickus> "Do you believe there is 70, as in the 'Andreasson Affair'
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book?"
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<Fenwick> "70 races there is in the planet, but I don't think that
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there are very many of the other 70 here around. Most
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of them are maybe grays, and some of the 'tall ones',
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and maybe the 'bigfoot' type, whatever. Those are the
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main ones, those are about 90% of them...of the individual
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aliens visiting the planet. That other 10% is the other
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67 races...maybe one or two guys from each race or
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something [who] at various times in our history have
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visited this planet."
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<Mickus> "What about that one reference to the one 'bad' group,
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the bad race [see 'Andreasson Affair']."
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<Fenwick> "The bad race, I think we're talking about the grays
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there. I'm not certain. The grays are the bad guys
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supposedly. According to some people...and nobody's
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decided other than the people at Aquarius and MJ-12,
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who would probably know the truth...maybe. Everyone
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else is guessing...that the grays are the bad guys.
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Linda Howe is guessing...and John Lear is guessing,
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and so on. [Why?] Because of what they do to us,
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they abduct us...they are doing things that we don't
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like. If I were a scientist, a genetic scientist from
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another planet, and was coming down to this planet and
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doing experiments...and seeing this 'failed experiment'
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[ie. the human race]; I would do it, without any
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particular care about whether the human beings were upset
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by it or not. I'd just do the job...its my job, what the
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hell."
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<Mickus> "So we're a failed experiment..."
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<Fenwick> "...from their point of view."
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<Mickus> "Yes, but what they are going to try and get out of us
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before we annihilate ourselves...which they are..."
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<Fenwick> "...under the process of doing. Having us do it [to
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ourselves]."
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<Mickus> "They are contributing those thoughts to people's minds
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or whatever. What they want to take is that which will
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improve their own physiological make-up or whatever."
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<Fenwick> "Yes, they're helping themselves. Hell, I would do it too
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if I had no muscles, and wanted muscles...and had the
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genetic capabilities of inter-breeding, sure I'd do it
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wouldn't you?"
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<Mickus> "Now, isn't that sort of a fluke in a way, that two
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different species would be able to inter-breed?"
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<Fenwick> "Yes it is, but they 'blend'. They don't inter-breed
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very well, they've had some problems with it...they've
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had some real problems. They're working at it, [after all]
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they've just started at it. I'm sure that they've tried
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other places too. If they've 'seeded' other planets...
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maybe at some places it works perfectly, and maybe at
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other places it doesn't."
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<Mickus> "...Just so that I can get this whole religious schema
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which you've laid out, correct in my mind,...there's
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still 'God' and there's still the 'Devil', and there's
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humans AND there's other aliens which are 'angels'?"
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<Fenwick> "What we would call angels. What we call angels...in
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terms of their capabilities and mental state...they're
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close to God."
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<Mickus> "But they're not angels as in our biblical conception
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of St. Michael for example. They may be a step below..."
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<Fenwick> "Yes, I'd say just one step below."
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<Mickus> "For instance, there's reference in Genesis to the
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'Nephilim', who were said to be the offspring of
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illicit sexual relations between the 'Sons of God'
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[ie. angels] and 'the daughters of men'. Obviously
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the way you said it, the aliens would have been around
|
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long before that, but could they be something like that?"
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<Fenwick> "Maybe. I don't know."
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<Mickus> "Obviously, what you've described about the Aliens
|
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involvement in Religion and before Genesis...is all
|
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pretty muddy."
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<Fenwick> "It is, yes. Now as I say, from my point of view, from
|
|
what I know, its muddy. But obviously there is a lot more
|
|
information. Now maybe the majority of the rest of the
|
|
information about Project Aquarius has to do solely with
|
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religion. It just may be."
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<Mickus> "You mean, what the future make-up might be...how the
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political and social structures might be? Because if its
|
|
just a nuclear annihiliation..., there's gotta be
|
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something more there..."
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<Fenwick> "Well, there's another thing too. Several abductees have
|
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reported, and we have investigated several cases...very
|
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plausible cases, where they've been shown the future of
|
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the planet...on board a UFO, by some sort of screen where
|
|
they show films of the future on this planet. And you see
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devastation...everyone dying, and so on...from geological
|
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problems [ie. earthquakes, flooding, etc.]. I heard this
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from several abductees, credible people. The two ladies
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who were on the 'Man Alive' show [Note. That show's
|
|
transcript, also done by ParaNet Pi, can be found in the
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|
File Library under ETHYPE.TXT], Dorothy and Betty...and
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Betty's one of our members by the way. So I questioned
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that, I said, 'You mean all the volcanoes on the earth,
|
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and all of them are going to erupt simultaneously, and
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all the earthquake faults...minor and major...are going
|
|
to give way at the same time, and the North Pole...all
|
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the ice will melt very quickly, and all the coastlines
|
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will be flooded, and so on...' They said they saw all
|
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kinds of devastation...millions of people dying, they
|
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saw this. So I said to myself, 'Well...that's a
|
|
possibility, its a possibility.' And I called Larry
|
|
Fawcett, he's a police officer...Lawrence Fawcett. He's
|
|
one of the two writer's of the book 'Clear Intent'. I
|
|
called Larry...and I've talked to him before..., and
|
|
I posed that question to him. I said, 'From whatever
|
|
contacts you have with military intelligence, or whatever,
|
|
could you tell me whether there will be any future events
|
|
that will destroy most of the human race, having to do
|
|
with geological problems." He said, 'No.' I said, 'What
|
|
kind of source do you have?' He said, 'My source is a
|
|
2-Star General who is in Project Aquarius.' He denied
|
|
that anything 'geological' was going to happen. 'Its
|
|
not going to be that at all'. I did not go any further
|
|
and say, 'Well, is it going to be military, is it going
|
|
to be sociological, is it going to be this or that.' I
|
|
could have, but I didn't. I eliminated that possiblity
|
|
as far as his... This is what he said, its second-hand
|
|
information...or third-hand if it came from the aliens..."
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"There's another possibility too, that if you've read
|
|
Thomas Bullard's [sp?] Ph.D thesis on abductions which
|
|
is 600 pages long...dealing with 300 abductions. Most
|
|
of the information given by the aliens to abductee's is
|
|
LIES. So if they show these two abductee's [Dorothy and
|
|
Betty] the future, its a lie. Why they lie, has not
|
|
been gone into by Thomas Bullard. Why do they lie to
|
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us? Why do they lie to the abductees, about a lot of
|
|
things? More than 80%...somewhere between 80% and 90%
|
|
of the information are lies. WHY? That, we don't know.
|
|
No one has speculated on that. You have to put yourself
|
|
in their place. Suppose you had an IQ of 200, and you
|
|
were 400 yrs. old, and you came from another planet to
|
|
a planet where you were experimenting with people; why
|
|
would you lie to them about their future. This is
|
|
something that is a profound question...that no one has
|
|
gone into in the UFO field...as far as I know. You
|
|
have to put yourself in their place, and you can't do it.
|
|
I mean, I got a 155 IQ, but its not 200! So I don't
|
|
know, speculation is all you can do."
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|
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"If what we've heard is true, and the events take place,
|
|
then it will be too late to do anything about it anyway.
|
|
If it doesn't happen, then we know that what Bullard's
|
|
study has shown, is true...that it's lies, its all
|
|
baloney. That what has been told by the aliens to MJ-12,
|
|
and in particular to Project Aquarius...is lies. That
|
|
is the most profound question. Probably the most profound
|
|
question in the history of the human race. Because if it
|
|
isn't lies...about WW III...then we've had it. We might
|
|
as well live it up while we can too [laughter]. My way
|
|
of living...I live it up, I'll tell ya. There's nothing
|
|
that I won't do...within reason [more laughter]. But I
|
|
stay within the law by the way."
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<Mickus> "What do you see happening in the next 2 years...what
|
|
kind of things are going to surface?"
|
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|
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<Fenwick> "Well, if you talk about that television show on Oct.14th
|
|
UFO-Coverup LIVE, and you look at the date now...and you
|
|
follow the media; there hasn't been one single bit of
|
|
reaction in the United States, because of the elections
|
|
going on now. They are all concerned with elections. This
|
|
wasn't the time to have that TV show on, everyone is
|
|
concerned with the election. They should have waited until
|
|
after the election. But they figured this; they wanted
|
|
Reagan to open up...Reagan knows whats' going on. They
|
|
figured that he would come up with a statement before the
|
|
election,...he's a lame-duck president. If he makes a
|
|
statement before Monday [Nov.7/88], then that show will
|
|
have done some good. If he doesn't, then that show will
|
|
have been no good at all, 'cause that's what they wanted.
|
|
They wanted that show to be a catalyst, so that Reagan
|
|
would talk publicly to the American public about what's
|
|
going on. They had hoped that."
|
|
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<Mickus> "And what is Reagan's connection?"
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<Fenwick> "He's part of the whole process...he's briefed."
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<Mickus> "Is he a member?"
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<Fenwick> "Of Aquarius? Sure."
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<Mickus> "So its basically everyone in the upper hierarchy of
|
|
the government."
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<Fenwick> "We're talking about director of the CIA, director of
|
|
the National Reconnaisance Organization, the National
|
|
Intelligence Agency. The NRA wasn't mentioned there,
|
|
there's also the Continental Army Intelligence Command.
|
|
Those are some of the other agencies that werern't
|
|
mentioned on that television show, but they were
|
|
involved as well. The heads of them, the directors of
|
|
them. Only them; who would have what they call, 'a need
|
|
to know' basis. And on that basis, they are given the
|
|
information...and they are not told what the other people
|
|
know. They are only told what they need to know, for
|
|
their own particular purposes. Their specialties are used
|
|
by Project Aquarius. Reagan is not part of Project
|
|
Aquarius, he is briefed on what they know."
|
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<Mickus> "So he's not one of the 24?"
|
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<Fenwick> "He's briefed, that all. And the CIA director is not one
|
|
of them necessarily. We don't know exactly who. It
|
|
changes over the years. People die off obviously, all the
|
|
original MJ-12 people are dead...except for one person."
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|
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<Mickus> "And who is this?"
|
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<Fenwick> "I don't know his name. I have a photograph of him with
|
|
President Eisenhower...which was sent to me by one of
|
|
our members [CUFORN] in western Canada, who has been in
|
|
touch with a MUFON State Director who knows this man;
|
|
knows where he lives, knows his name. Our Winnipeg
|
|
member refuses to disclose the name to me, Harry and Joe
|
|
[the 3 CUFORN Directors]. He will not give us the name of
|
|
the man. The man is either 78 or 82 [years of age],
|
|
somewhere in that area. He was in charge of
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back to his original feeling that he should release the
|
|
notes. And he mentioned also...the Winnipeg member
|
|
mentioned that...his name is Grant Cameron [sp?] by the
|
|
way in Winnipeg. He said that at the meetings, there
|
|
were two meetings at which he presided, that he knows
|
|
of; at those meetings were pieces of UFOs, dead aliens,
|
|
and about 100 stenographers and secretarys taking notes,
|
|
with the old stenographers and dictating machines and
|
|
so on,...and they're all dead. Except this one man.
|
|
Everyone is gone, every single person who was at those
|
|
meetings is gone...except him. If we can track him down,
|
|
that's the biggest story of all time...to get him to
|
|
talk. One of the MUFON directors of one of the states
|
|
was in touch with him AND his son. Now his son wants
|
|
the father to release the information, but his father
|
|
refuses now."
|
|
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|
<Mickus> "Why isn't he 'silenced'? Why don't they just do away
|
|
with him?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Because no one knows what's going on, besides the few
|
|
people in the UFO community. This is very confidential."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Until now."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Well yes, obviously. Bill Moore and Stanton Friedman,
|
|
particularly Bill Moore...is sort of on the outs with
|
|
everyone else in UFOlogy; because he criticizes and
|
|
debunks everyone except...anyone connected with the
|
|
Roswell Incident, fine, or Gulf Breeze now. He has made
|
|
a lot of enemies...Bill has. And people aren't passing
|
|
information along to him in the UFO field..."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Anymore, or not much...?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "No, not very much at all. He will either debunk it, or
|
|
keep it for himself and try and make money out of it.
|
|
Because he's got no other income, other than his little
|
|
lists of books he sells and magazines whatever, and
|
|
pamphlets. So there is a lot of people who just don't
|
|
want to talk to him...about what's going on. Now I
|
|
talked to Stanton; Stanton's okay...but he's sort of
|
|
under Bill's thumb. Whatever Bill says, [Stanton will
|
|
say] 'Oh yah...", which is very unusual for Stanton
|
|
because he's a very independent type of guy. But they
|
|
work as a team, with Shandera. And Linda Howe...and
|
|
John Lear...are quite aware of what's going on, of
|
|
that aspect. They are quite upset by it."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "What...the secrecy...the cliques?"
|
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|
<Fenwick> "Yes the secrecy, and the cliques...exactly. I mean
|
|
there's no room for cliques. I've written several
|
|
editorials...one of which appeared in 'Flying Saucer
|
|
Review' in England...about this situation. About the
|
|
secrecy between UFOlogists. Work as a team as I've
|
|
stated. Why don't we all work as a team...we could
|
|
discover so much more as a team, than bickering
|
|
among UFOlogists."
|
|
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|
<Mickus> "There's so little time..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yes. And they have rumours flying around. That's a
|
|
waste of time! John's repeating rumours he's heard
|
|
from Linda Howe...Linda Howe's repeating rumours
|
|
she's heard from John Lear. Then other people hear
|
|
about those rumours...and they get exaggerated even
|
|
more so. And what's the truth? Who knows if there is
|
|
anything to it. We have to get at the essence of what's
|
|
going on. We want to find out all the other information
|
|
about Project Aquarius. That's what we have to centre
|
|
on. I was talking to Allen Spragget [sp?], who is
|
|
probably Canada's foremost authority on ESP,...I took
|
|
a night school course on ESP from him. He's interested
|
|
in the UFO phenomenon, and he got a million dollars
|
|
recently, from a Canadian benefactor to do a TV show,
|
|
a series of shows on ESP and UFOs. Only one show on
|
|
UFOs. He want the opening one [to be on UFOs]. And he
|
|
thought that he would do one on MJ-12, and he told me
|
|
about 3 days before the TV show was on, and I said,
|
|
'You're a little late, in a matter of fact the show
|
|
[UFO Coverup] is going to be about MJ-12.' [and then
|
|
Spragget said], 'Oh...well that's out. What else can
|
|
I do?' And I said, 'How about Project Aquarius. Only
|
|
one show only on Project Aquarius.' He said, 'Fine.
|
|
Where am I going to get the information?' 'Well', I
|
|
said to myself, 'You're not going to get it from
|
|
Bill Moore, but maybe you'll get it from Stanton
|
|
Friedman.' So I gave him Friedman's address and phone
|
|
number, in Fredericton. I haven't called Allen to see
|
|
whether he's spoken to Friedman, and what information
|
|
he's gotten from Friedman, or how many leads he's
|
|
gotten. I doubt very much if Friedman even knows Allen
|
|
Spragget. Allen's published a few books on psychic
|
|
phenomena and so on."
|
|
|
|
"If that were to come to pass...that a Canadian show,
|
|
or series...with the opening segment on Project
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Aquarius, [that] would be the most astounding media
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event in history. To get that on the air...all the
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information..., if Stanton would talk openly about
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all the information he knows."
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<Mickus> "What do you think he knows?"
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<Fenwick> "I think he knows it all. But if he would talk about
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it, and he thinks it should be done... If they can
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get MJ-12 on a show, then why can't they get all that
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Project Aquarius stuff? It's not that much more of a
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leap...at least I don't think so, maybe it is...,
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Certainly if you can even mention Project Aquarius, as
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it was mentioned several times on the show [UFO Coverup],
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if you could even have mentioned that, then you've really
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got something. You've got your foot in the door...to
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breaking the whole thing wide open. But the key is 'the
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old man', what I call 'the old man'...whoever he is. If
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he will change his mind again; if Friedman can get to
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him. If he's right, Friedman says, 'I think I know who
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he is.', but he's not certain. Now whether he's gone
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after the wrong guy or the right guy...I don't know.
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I haven't spoken to Stanton in a while, its been about
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2 months since I've spoken with Stanton. If Stanton
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can get the old man to talk...then that can go on
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Spragett's show."
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<Mickus> "When is Spragget's show scheduled for?"
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<Fenwick> "I don't know. He has to get information before he can
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do a show...so he's waiting. He's trying to find out
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more."
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<Mickus> "So you're encouraging Stanton and others to..."
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<Fenwick> "...to be open. And join in a group effort. You've
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got to have that."
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<Mickus> "Do you think a lot of this reticence has to do with
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people wanting credit and..."
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<Fenwick> "...and Ego. Bill Moore has the highest ego that you
|
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ever want to see in a UFOlogist...there's no question
|
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about that. There's no room for ego in this deal. We
|
|
need co-operation. I was talking to Allen Hynek...I've
|
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met him in person several times, the late Allen Hynek...
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and each time I did, he said the same thing I'm telling
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you. Co-operate, CO-OPERATE...as a team. We need a team
|
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effort. There shouldn't be a MUFON, an A.P.R.O., an a
|
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NICAP, and all these other organizations. Well, there's
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no longer any NICAP or A.P.R.O., [but still ones like]
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CUFOS. There should be ONE the entire world,...with
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translation facilities and so on. Then you get the heart
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of the matter, then you can find out what's going on."
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<Mickus> "You have a network of people..."
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<Fenwick> "Yes. And that's why the computer end of things is a very
|
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good idea. Because you do have the burgeoning network of
|
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people in the computer field. How many people are involved
|
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now in the computer field in UFOs. Its growing all the
|
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time. I think that there have to be more people who are
|
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in it full-time. That's the problem,...computers are a help."
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<Mickus> "Do you think that we have got to have less 'armchair'
|
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UFOlogists, and more people like yourself who are giving
|
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money for research and..."
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<Fenwick> "...yes. And speaking...I've spoken at libraries and so on.
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And giving the information to the public...it has to be
|
|
out there. Because, sure a lot of people may be bewildered
|
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by it, may not believe it, may not understand it...but
|
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there may be the odd one...all you need is one or two who
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have information..."
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<Mickus> "...you touch a nerve."
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<Fenwick> "And touch a nerve....and [hope] they'll talk. Someone
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will say, 'I know someone who knows someone...', and
|
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then you go after that person, and say, 'Oh...what's
|
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his name, where does he live...give me his phone number
|
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and his address. Get that...if you can't get that, then
|
|
forget what you've heard because it could be distorted."
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<Mickus> "Yes, it's amazing how that can work. For instance I have
|
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someone on my BBS, not involved with UFOlogy at all...but
|
|
yet he has a degree in Physics which he received at the
|
|
University of New Brunswick, where Friedman taught. It
|
|
just so happened that this particular individual was in
|
|
charge of getting good speaker's for special physics
|
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department lectures, and when a good speaker from the
|
|
states was available and he didn't have enough money to
|
|
get him, he would go to the people who control the purse
|
|
strings and request more funds. Alls he would have to do
|
|
is hint that they were thinking of getting Stanton to
|
|
speak, and shortly thereafter the money would become
|
|
'available'. This of course refers to the stigma which
|
|
other professional people place on anyone involved in
|
|
a subject like UFOs. Your reputation is on the line."
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|
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<Fenwick> "Stanton's expensive. He charges $1000 an hour for
|
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lectures, plus airfare to wherever he's going, colleges
|
|
and universities. I charge $50."
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<Mickus> "Does he lecture about nuclear physics?"
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<Fenwick> "No, UFOlogy. He lectures at Universities. He's
|
|
lectured at something like 300 Universities and Colleges
|
|
across North America. But that's a weekend deal. And
|
|
he's worked for the New Brunswick Power Commission, he's
|
|
worked on the irradiation of food, that sort of thing.
|
|
And that's his full-time job. So weekends he'll lecture
|
|
at symposium somewhere or at a library or university or
|
|
something."
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|
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<Mickus> "The fact that he is getting such big money, do you
|
|
think that that has some bearing on his willingness to
|
|
release all that he knows?"
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|
|
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<Fenwick> "No. He has a big family, wife and kids. Stanton has to
|
|
support a lot of research. He does a lot of research, not
|
|
just lecturing. But he's after this Aquarius stuff...
|
|
His phone bill alone is about $2000 a year at least."
|
|
|
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<Mickus> "I've spent that much on phone bills in 7 months."
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|
|
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<Fenwick> "If you have independent income, its great. What we need
|
|
is a few millionaires in the UFO field."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Or a couple of rich widows..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "There aren't that many, John Lear's one I suppose. John's
|
|
got a lot of money. We need more."
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|
|
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<Mickus> "Well, he's got...I think he's got enough that he can
|
|
afford to get around and do a lot of footwork. [Enough]
|
|
to get out of the armchair and do some of this stuff."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "He doesn't have the access to people that Bill Moore has
|
|
though, or Friedman, or Tracy Torme for that matter."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Well, he was just meeting with 4 military people dealing
|
|
with some sort of experimental weapons testing. He's
|
|
got a lot of contacts in the aviation community as well.
|
|
So he's got that going for him, other than just being
|
|
a so called "celebrity's son". He talks a lot about SDI..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "How old is John by the way?"
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "He's about your age, in his 50's. He talks about SDI as
|
|
being a weapon against the EBEs."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Oh yes, of course it is. That's well known among certain
|
|
UFOlogists."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Could you elaborate then?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Okay. Part of the exchange of technology which started in
|
|
1975 was [that] SDI was given to the Americans."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "What...lasers, particle beams?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yes, all this sort of thing. There was a little bit
|
|
given mentally...in the 1930's to Bertrand Russel and
|
|
Albert Einstein, about stealth technology. Which
|
|
culminated in the 'Philadephia Experiment'. That was
|
|
stealth technology, but the ship...[had] invisibility
|
|
to radar, not invisibility...invisibility to radar.
|
|
And that was continued. Then [with] the agreement,
|
|
they were given more information in 1975 as to how to
|
|
really set-up the stealth technology, also [with] the
|
|
'Star Wars' system. Supposedly the 'good guys' are
|
|
coming into this planet, and the 'grays' want to repel
|
|
them using the Star Wars technology. Star Wars is not
|
|
Soviet vs. American. It's Gray vs. the Nords or the
|
|
tall ones. That's all it is. Its a cover operation.
|
|
This is one of the things that John Lear was talking
|
|
about, and Linda Howe...and also a fellow down in
|
|
Arizona who has his scientific labs next to Kirtland
|
|
Air Force Base."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "You know the name of the lab?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yes, 'thunder'. Dr. Paul Bennewitz who is an electronics
|
|
engineer. He was involved with the Kirtland sightings
|
|
and so on. He's mentioned that 'stolen telex', having
|
|
taken photographs of UFOs and so on...film, he's
|
|
filming them."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "This is the telex that Moore reproduced?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yes. He re-typed it. I think you have to realize that
|
|
there is sometimes more than meets the eye. You read
|
|
about the strategic defence intiative and stealth
|
|
technology...this was given to the Americans as part of
|
|
the agreement. And the other part of it,...part of the
|
|
exchange or agreement was that the aliens and the
|
|
American military were to collaborate on the cattle
|
|
mutilations. The mysterious cattle mutilations that
|
|
occurred...there was 100,000 of them known in the
|
|
United States and Canada and other parts of the world,
|
|
including Puerto Rico..."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "...which were to get biological..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "DNA. In order to bring back one in 200 or 300 years,
|
|
once the radiation has died out in this planet, a new
|
|
race...a new 'Adam and Eve'...and cattle. You got to
|
|
have food obviously. So you re-build, you build cattle
|
|
whatever, out of DNA you 'grow' them. And this is the
|
|
way you do the necessary work if you're going to think
|
|
in long terms."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "So this would tend to give credence to the fact that
|
|
there is going to be a nuclear holocaust."
|
|
"To get back to something we talked earlier on, how
|
|
does the Jewish Messiah scenario going to work?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "I don't know. I really don't know. What I've said
|
|
is all I know."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "...I think that there is a lot of speculation about religion
|
|
going on today among people who don't know enough about
|
|
projecty Aquarius that would lead them astray as to what the
|
|
facts are. Whatever they are, I don't think they got them, I
|
|
have a hunch about that."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "You're saying that the people looking at the religious
|
|
elements, don't know enough about the actual documents,
|
|
[content] etc...."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "No...they are not interfacing enough...the people in the
|
|
the religious field...such as Barry Downing and so on, they
|
|
aren't communicating enough with people like Friedman and
|
|
Moore...and so on, and Lee Graham. If they were to do that,
|
|
they might come up with a lot more...of the religious aspect."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "...you mean get a total picture of what's going on..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yeah, I think so, this is where you'd have to have
|
|
co-operation between two extremes...religion and science in
|
|
a way...but you don't get that. Separate fields...it
|
|
shouldn't be...it should be one field...one entity, one
|
|
group working together. Tracy and Mel [Torme] his father are
|
|
very much like myself, sort of agnostic, they don't bother
|
|
much with religion, although they are Jewish."
|
|
|
|
"...Harry [Tokarz - CUFORN Director along with Joe Muskat and
|
|
Larry Fenwick] does tend to go off the deep end at times...
|
|
about theory...on theories. He doesn't go off on tangents like
|
|
I do, I tend to go back and forth."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Is he Christian?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "No, he's Jewish. So is Joe, Joe Muskat our President, he is
|
|
also Jewish. Joe isn't much in the UFO field, he's our
|
|
president, just nominal, he knows a lot about photography, and
|
|
is very skeptical...fairly skeptical. He's done some good field
|
|
investigations, he's very good at that. But Harry is an all
|
|
round type...now I'm not that good at field investigations, I'm
|
|
good at writing about them, being a journalist. I've done some
|
|
...but Harry is probably the best out of the three of us...out
|
|
of the triumvirate...troika, whatever you want to call it."
|
|
|
|
"We've had some enquiries from the Soviet Union too...three.
|
|
One from membership, from East Germany....one asking questions
|
|
about telepathy and our research with UFOs, from a member of
|
|
the Soviet Academy of Sciences from Novisibirsk, Siberia. The
|
|
Institute of Medical Sciences...the man who has experimented
|
|
on telepathy with rats...successfully. It was written up in a
|
|
book called "Psychic Discoveries Behind the Iron Curtain",
|
|
something like that...I've forgotten the name of the book now.
|
|
It was written by one of the fellows who used to write for the
|
|
Inquirer [Enquirer...or Inquirer?], I don't recall his name.
|
|
Those enquiries were quite interesting, I called the RCMP
|
|
[Canadian Police organization akin to the FBI-CIA] on those."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "And what happened..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "...we discussed it in my apartment for three hours with two
|
|
members of the RCMP. One veteran man from the security service,
|
|
who has since been transferred to Ottawa. And the other fellow
|
|
from the communications division. I answered the letters with
|
|
questions, in another letter. And I said [to the RCMP officers]
|
|
make sure you intercept any replies you get from the Soviet
|
|
Union, and I don't want to hear what the replies are. I don't
|
|
want to hear."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Oh...really?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Nah."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "...you just didn't want to get mixed up in this..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "That's right. They spent three hours in my apartment...we
|
|
talked about underwater bases in Lake Ontario, and this sort
|
|
of thing, and they said 'We know about it, but we can't
|
|
afford to get down there to see them.'"
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Really?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yeah, they know there's a base under there. Near Hamilton
|
|
in fact. In the deepest part of the Lake, there is an
|
|
underwater base containing a museum."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Containing a museum?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yeah, one of the two museums they [EBEs] have. One of two we
|
|
know of. One off of Cape Cod, and one in Lake Ontario. The
|
|
one off of Cape Cod is a technological museum which deals with
|
|
living things, which are frozen in time...sort of."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Ours or Theirs?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Ours. The one in Lake Ontario is a technological museum of
|
|
devices for [determining?] past, present and future. Our future.
|
|
And those have been recounted in two abduction cases. The
|
|
'Andreasson Affair' was the Cape Cod one, the museum was
|
|
mentioned there. And the abduction in St. Catherines of Jack T,
|
|
that was the technological museum.
|
|
|
|
So they're setting up museums...maybe for tourists...from other
|
|
planets? I dunno...who knows? I mean what the hell would you
|
|
do with a tourist, you go to museums. Logical enough from our
|
|
point of view. [previous paragraph was tongue-in-cheek]"
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "You sure that they're not Labs?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "No...no, they aren't. They don't do experiments. They are
|
|
frozen in...plastic, something like that."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Now, this entering into Lake Ontario, how would they actually
|
|
do that...just go into the water?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yeah. Going into the water, sure. They don't create a splash
|
|
or anything like that. They deflect gravity, and deflect the
|
|
waves so that there is no splash and so on. We've had a few
|
|
reports, some daylight reports that I've had. People won't
|
|
talk any further about them. This one guy, someone I knew
|
|
through a friend at work...who had been out in a boat in Lake
|
|
Ontario, just down near Humber Bay. One afternoon, rain had
|
|
just stopped...he was out fishing. And he saw this UFO under
|
|
the water...fluorescent...long sort of circular disk, under
|
|
the water, just a few feet under the water, it was smoothing
|
|
along under water, and it went out way towards Mimico, then
|
|
went Shooooshhhh back up to the sky like that [motions a
|
|
sharp steep upward curve]. Just like that. And I can't even
|
|
get the man to talk any further. I only spoke to him through
|
|
someone I knew through work, and not only on the phone...I
|
|
know the girl, this is her brother in-law. Went out with a
|
|
couple of other guys, there was three guys who saw this thing
|
|
and it was in broad daylight. It was just under the water, and
|
|
right beside their boat. They were scared as hell. And they
|
|
saw it shoot up into the air, it was sort of a greyish metallic
|
|
colour to it...and it went straight up, and was a disk shape.
|
|
And this is...oh about five years ago, something like that. I
|
|
have to look up my notes, I only made scribbled notes from a
|
|
telephone call at work, and it was all...I have a lot of
|
|
scribbled notes unfortunately. Only once in a while I get
|
|
around to typing some of this stuff out."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "One of the things mentioned by John Lear, as shown in this
|
|
column in the Fall issue of the Skeptical Inquirer is that
|
|
the Air Force currently has about thirty bodies of extra-
|
|
terrestrials in their possession. Do you think that is an
|
|
accurate number.?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "I would think so."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "What about live aliens, are there any currently being held
|
|
captive?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yeah, there is one which is the guest of the American gov't,
|
|
obviously one. I wouldn't say that he's a captive he's a
|
|
guest."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "And what do you know in regards to that?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "I don't know what he would know. I really don't know."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "But where is he staying, how are they treating him? Do
|
|
you know anything about that?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "No. No. I don't no. Other than what was on the TV show I
|
|
don't really know. But if he is a guest of the American
|
|
government, that could be a pseudonym for a captive. But
|
|
if they are running the show. If these aliens are...and I
|
|
say IF...if they are running the show, they are telling
|
|
the Americans how to handle the whole situation, then He's
|
|
in charge. Not a guest or a captive...he's in charge. He's
|
|
telling them what to do. If you had an IQ of 200, and
|
|
you're 400 years old lets say...375 years old, you can do
|
|
anything you want on this planet, and ain't nobody who's
|
|
going to stop you...really."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> [refering to CSICOP's Skeptical Inquirer - holding up an
|
|
issue]
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "...all the debunker's, armchair theorists."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "What is the line on Klass?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "What I know of Klass is through Todd Zechel. Who has had
|
|
battles in print and book. W. Todd Zechel, who has written
|
|
under the name of Ted Zachary for 'UFO Report' magazine...I
|
|
believe it was. He wrote a few articles [on it]. I forget
|
|
which issue it was, but he has written a few articles under
|
|
his name, and that phony name. And Todd has an unpublished
|
|
phone number, he uses his parent's phone and address...some
|
|
box number in Minnesota. I've talked with his parents, and
|
|
to him, on the phone. I've never met him in person. And he
|
|
and Klass have had this battle about his background. Klass
|
|
says how he worked in a bawdy house, he worked in a gas
|
|
station, [how] he never worked for the National Security
|
|
Agency. And Zechel says he [Klass] worked for NSA for ten
|
|
years and saw autopsy results on his desk...on dead aliens,
|
|
this sort of thing. And he [Zechel] said....he went into a
|
|
whole article, I don't know if you saw the article, I have
|
|
it at home...about Klass and his KGB connections, and CIA
|
|
connections..."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Now...do you believe what you are saying? [Klass allegations]"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yes. Implicitly. He went into enough detail, that there was
|
|
not any doubt about it. He talked about Artamanov, who was the
|
|
head of the Soviet KGB's Assassination Bureau, who was a
|
|
personal friend of Philip Klass. He was sent over to assassinate
|
|
another Soviet...and Klass has been friends with him...they have
|
|
gone out on his yacht on the Potomac River...in American waters.
|
|
Klass' apartment, by the way, has been bugged by the FBI...has
|
|
been for quite some time. And Klass refuses to acknowledge that.
|
|
He works as a double agent, for both the KGB and CIA."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "He's a double agent?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yes, for quite some time now. He's an "asset". What the CIA
|
|
call an asset. He doesn't work for the CIA directly, he's an
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independent asset, having worked as the editor for "Aviation
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News and Space Technology"...he's what they call an asset.
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In other words, he publishes information that is fed to him by
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the CIA...what they want published about technology....military
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technology...gets into the magazine because of him. Of course,
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he's retired now, he doesn't work for the magazine any more.
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I've seen references to him still being with them [magazine],
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he's not, he's retired. ...And he was seen on the yacht
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talking to Artamanov...the assassin, or the Head of the
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Assassination Bureau. And Klass has admitted publicly that he
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has spent time, in bed, with a Soviet female agent...before he
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met his wife. But he says [Klass speaking], "that doesn't make
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me a KGB agent." [provokes laughter...which causes Fenwick to
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remark]...on no, not much it doesn't [more laughter].
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And then, Zechel had published a series of journals called,
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"For Your Eyes Only", which is a very good title. And I have
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all the issues except for one...but then he [Zechel] stopped
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publishing. And his next issue was supposed to have an article
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showing the Klass-CIA connection in terms of the UFOs. It
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never appeared. And I have not had a chance to get in touch
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with Todd for 5 months...something like that. I paid my dues,
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my subscription fee, but I never got a hold of the that other
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journal, a whole years [worth of] journals missed...I missed
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the last one...and had to renew I guess.
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He's very anti- Bill Moore. They have one hell of a royal
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battle going on in print at times. Much as Klass was against
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Zechel, very vituperative sort of thing."
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<Mickus> "So Klass' role then...is to go around debunking all this
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stuff because...."
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<Fenwick> "Because he's been told to."
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<Mickus> "He's been told to?"
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<Fenwick> "Sure, he's doing his job, that's all. I've seen all his
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techniques on television...look at your watch...'oh..this
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isn't important, I'll look at my watch...' [Klass] will
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talk in generalities. [example - Klass speaking again]
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'I've done research on so many cases.' What cases? He never
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says. 'Of the hundreds of thousands of reports that I've
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investigated...' Hundreds and thousands? C'mon... Sometimes
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hundreds, sometimes thousands...it varies according to what
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network he's on. In other words...ABC, CBS or whatever...
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you know...it changes all the time. I got one of his books,
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his first book. I went through that with a fine tooth comb,
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and I had marked the margins all the way through. And I
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wrote a letter to him, and he said, "Aw, you're all....if
|
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you know so much about UFOs then you must be an alien."
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I've got his letter to that effect [laughter]. And I took
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apart his first book completely...I mean there isn't a
|
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single fact that is verifiable there....and there are a lot
|
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of lies in there, and a lot of cases that no one in the UFO
|
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community has even heard of. [In regards to] obvious hoaxes,
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he's picked out those ones...and then says that these are
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typical of the UFO field....that's how he [Klass] operates.
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And I've studied propaganda techniques at first year
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journalism at Ryerson [Polytechnical in Toronto], the first
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thing we did was study a sheet of propaganda techniques...
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and he [Klass] has used them all. He's done his job, and
|
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the other people at CSICOP have done their job too...
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Sheaffer and Oberg. Oberg is a little more open minded than
|
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some of the others. Harry [Tokarz] has had some
|
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correspondence with Oberg...which isn't too bad actually,
|
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although Oberg threatened to sue Harry, and Harry threatened
|
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to sue him back...and nothing happened. Those three are the
|
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CSICOP members in the UFO field...although there was that
|
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channel 79 thing that they got involved in too, a few years
|
|
ago where there was a debate on UFOs. And then they had...
|
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whats his name...the head of CSICOP in Buffalo...talk on the
|
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show, and he was really arrogant...and it was quite a show.
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It seems to me that there is also a Soviet connection, other
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than Klass. First of all, James Oberg does spend time in the
|
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Soviet Union and he has connections between NASA and the
|
|
Soviet Space program...he speaks perfect Russian...and so
|
|
does Carl Sagan speak perfect Russian. Carl Sagan spends
|
|
several months of the year in the Soviet Union. And Sagan
|
|
has made his statements through books and other appearances,
|
|
about UFOs...distorting the Betty and Barney Hill case on that
|
|
'Cosmos' series...beyond belief...I mean it [the way Sagan
|
|
presented it] was nothing like what happened. And then there
|
|
was that show that was done on PBS debunking UFO's, and
|
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[Sagan] got his word in there too, as did Klass. It seems to
|
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me that the Klass-Oberg-Sagan triumvirate is the Soviet KGB
|
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connection between CSICOP and the Soviets. That is the
|
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connection right there. And they may all be double agents."
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<Mickus> "What is the Soviet UFO interest anyway?"
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<Fenwick> "The interest in the technology...propulsion systems."
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<Mickus> "Do they have similar things going on as in the alien - U.S.
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government arrangement?"
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<Fenwick> "We've heard a few things, but only through the Enquirer,
|
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about supposedly there was an attack on an alien base by
|
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the Soviets..."
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<Mickus> "But would you place some credence, or alot [as to the
|
|
veracity of the UFO stories in the 'National Enquirer']"
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<Fenwick> "Yes. Some....Some. I think when you look at those three
|
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fellows, Klass, Oberg and Sagan...you've got certainly
|
|
with Klass a double-agent. Oberg possible. Sagan maybe.
|
|
But I think there is a connection there. Now, I have heard
|
|
stories and theories about maybe the Soviets and the
|
|
Americans are working together on the UFO phenomenon,
|
|
[but] I don't think so. I think that they're both
|
|
interested in it, and that the 'good guys', the 'tall
|
|
ones' [Nords] who look like us, are working with the
|
|
Soviets, and the 'bad guys' [Grays] are working with the
|
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Americans, which is really strange...but I think that's
|
|
what's happening."
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<Mickus> "So its basically just those two groups [aliens] which
|
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are involved?"
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|
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<Fenwick> "Yes. Those are the two main races, of course."
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<Mickus> "It would seem to make sense [using this scenario] that the
|
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Aliens would play off the superpowers against one another."
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<Fenwick> "Yes, this is why that when the Soviets and Americans talk
|
|
about SDI, the Soviets are against the SDI because any of
|
|
the tall ones who are coming back down to this planet...
|
|
maybe in some future invasion, or whatever in 1990...who
|
|
knows what it is... The Soviets, being linked with the good
|
|
guys would not want the Americans to have the SDI program
|
|
to fend off the good guys. Makes sense...so there may be a
|
|
...I'm just saying, this is just theory...but it may be, it
|
|
just may be. I hope I'm wrong. I hope the Americans are with
|
|
the good guys, and the Soviets with the bad guys...that
|
|
would make more sense from a Western point of view [jokingly]"
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[-Break-]
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<Fenwick> "...with the U.S. Navy being involved with Aquarius [Project]
|
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in the states."
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<Mickus> "Is the U.S. Navy to a large degree involved with Aquarius?"
|
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|
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<Fenwick> "Yes...the Canadian...all navies are involved...we have a
|
|
member [of CUFORN] of the Swedish Navy who just joined."
|
|
|
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<Mickus> "Is the fact that the navies are involved related to the
|
|
existence of the underwater bases?"
|
|
|
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<Fenwick> "Yes, I think so. Basically, that's part of it. But people
|
|
would never suspect the Navy being involved in land events
|
|
you see, so that's one way of covering it up...use the Navy.
|
|
Its a very good cover."
|
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[-Break-]
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<Fenwick> "The public must know. It has to be put in the proper context
|
|
for the public, so that they can take it. That's very
|
|
difficult."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Getting back to the Moore 'programming' thing, I wanted to
|
|
get into that in a little more detail, 'cause lets face it,
|
|
it does sound a little..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Farfetched?"
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Farfetched, strange...whatever you want to call it."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yes...it certainly does. He [Bill Moore] may have had an
|
|
incident whereby a scar was left...they [EBEs] took tissue
|
|
samples, and at that time a probe MAY [his emphasis] have
|
|
been inserted in his head. A probe whereby he would be
|
|
implanted with a communication device whereby they would
|
|
program him to act the way that he is acting. Thats all
|
|
I'm saying. Maybe."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "And when did this incident take place, when you confronted
|
|
Moore with this allegation?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "1982 at the MUFON Symposium in Toronto."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "And you said..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "He said...I'll go into more detail here...He said that when
|
|
he was....his mother asked him..."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "So you asked him first...just to clarify exactly what the
|
|
exchange was between the two of you..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Yes, I said, 'What's that scar...I think I notice a scar
|
|
there?' [Moore now speaking ->] 'Yeah, I covered up my
|
|
moustache' I said [Fenwick], 'How did that happen?' He says,
|
|
[Moore again] 'Well...I think it was as a child, some kid
|
|
threw his little metal toy truck at me' [Fenwick] or
|
|
something like that. [Moore] '...but my mother says it
|
|
never happened. All she said was that I came home bleeding
|
|
one day, and you said' [Moore as a child] 'I don't know
|
|
how this happened.' [Fenwick] And that's all. 'And this is
|
|
what I think happened [Moore referring to the toy truck
|
|
story].' 'But I don't know', he said [Fenwick referring to
|
|
Moore again] 'I really don't know, and I don't want to
|
|
talk about it anymore.'[Fenwick again] ...and that was all."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "And what was his manner of speech at the time?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "And then I said, 'Maybe you were abducted?' He said, 'I
|
|
don't want to talk about anything like that.' [Fenwick
|
|
again] thats all. He had fear in his face...fear in his
|
|
eyes, he was AFRAID [Fenwick's emphasis]"
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "He had fear in his eyes?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Oh Ya, Definitely. He started shaking."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "He started shaking?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Ya...just for a second. He turned his face away from me."
|
|
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|
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|
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<Mickus> "How does the major media handle UFO sighting information?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "The three major networks, according to Tracy Torme...there
|
|
are three men who work with Project Aquarius, who are senior
|
|
executives, or are under contract with Project Aquarius, at
|
|
CBS. Three of them. There are two with NBC, and one at ABC.
|
|
In other words they monitor what goes on the air. They WILL
|
|
NOT allow anything to go on the air, because of their status
|
|
within the networks, that has to do with Project Aquarius.
|
|
And that's why ["UFO Coverup - LIVE tv prog] had to go on
|
|
the Lexington Broadcasting System in the states, which has
|
|
one hundred and ninety outlets, and it was on those stations,
|
|
which are in major markets in the United States, and on
|
|
Global [TV Network] in Canada. Not CTV or CBC. Minor stuff
|
|
[tv stations that is]...so this is how they keep it out of
|
|
the major networks."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "And there is nothing written? Its all verbal?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "That's right...Tracy tried to get ahold of ABC, but they
|
|
turned him down flat. And he knows people there, but it
|
|
didn't help any. They are the most likely of the networks to
|
|
put something on [connected with UFOs] since there is only
|
|
one man there from Aquarius, or on contract with them. So
|
|
he [Tracy] thought he'd try that one, but it didn't work."
|
|
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "What about Groom Lake, what do you know about that?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "That's the crash in '84 of the UFO. Robert Bond, General
|
|
Robert Bond, he's the pilot. That's Groom Lake. I found
|
|
it on the map by the way."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Is that a base of some sort?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "...its on the fringe of the Atomic Energy Commission's
|
|
testing grounds. Groom Lake is a dry lake, its on the
|
|
map of Nevada, I found it. Fair size lake, a dry lake. Its
|
|
surrounded by mountain ranges...no towns around it. Its
|
|
restricted airspace. That's where the crash occurred. Its
|
|
where they test experimental vehicles, that area."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "What about Dulce, New Mexico?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Dulce? That's on the border between Mexico and Arizona."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "And supposedly there is a huge underground base there..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Supposedly, this is Tracy Torme's surmised...what he's
|
|
talked about. No one's seen an underground base [those in
|
|
UFOlogy circles], they've only guessed. Its only been
|
|
guesswork about that, and [about] some incidents that have
|
|
occurred down there, some sightings."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "...and the incidents...about fighting and shooting between
|
|
soldiers and...."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Rumour. Rumour. That's all rumour."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "So...you have nothing to add then..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "No..no...what's been printed in the National Enquirer or
|
|
other magazines or between UFOlogists...no ones proved that
|
|
at all. That could be a lot of nonsense."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "One question I have to ask [from ParaNet Member Joe Holland],
|
|
goes as follows, ' I keep getting indications the aliens are
|
|
preparing the abductees to act or do something at some future
|
|
time, and they are being programmed with the knowledge of
|
|
what to do, this knowledge to emerge later. Like Budd Hopkins
|
|
said, they were shown a box that they would know what to do
|
|
with later. Have you come across this? What is the future
|
|
time, and what is supposed to happen? A natural disaster?
|
|
An invasion, takeover?'"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "No one knows...except the abductees....I have a tape of
|
|
'Jack' in St. Catherines, I have a tape of his subconscious
|
|
talking, under hypnosis. Saying that if he were to REVEAL
|
|
what he is programmed to do...then it would self-destruct,
|
|
the program. So it cannot be revealed."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "So who is this person again?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "'Jack'...its not his real name, he's an abductee. One of
|
|
the three guys from that rockband who were abducted
|
|
[reference to a past CUFORN investigation]."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Does he have an implant?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Oh Yes, sure. But he is not to know what that mission is...
|
|
You talk about a mission..."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Obviously its ominous. An assassination..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Who knows...he's used the name Mission, thats all."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "So its all just speculation then..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "That's right. But Harry and I agree on that...all the
|
|
abductees have the same mission. Helping maybe...helping
|
|
survivors or something. I knows theres been talk..."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Oh...so it could be positive in a way?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Oh Yes, sure it could be. The survivors of the catastrophe
|
|
or whatever it is, will be assisted by abductees. Move to
|
|
higher ground or safe ground, whatever. The one geological
|
|
thing was supposed to be the flooding of the coastlines and
|
|
so on, but also [that] southern Ontario will be underwater
|
|
all the way to Barrie. The CN tower will be underwater. And
|
|
this is 1990. We're talking 1990. Also central China will
|
|
be underwater...a huge lake. And England underwater, the
|
|
United Kingdom completely underwater. No Florida left,
|
|
New York City gone."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "That might indicate some kind of pole shift..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "All sorts of things are possible. Maybe a whole series of
|
|
things. But again, this 2-star general said no...nothing
|
|
geological is involved at all. And this is 1990 we're
|
|
talking. Probably just after this, or just before this
|
|
meeting between the Anti-christ and Enoch and so on. All
|
|
that same year...that's what we've been hearing. It just
|
|
seems too much of a coincidence. Something is going to
|
|
happen that year...but what it is I don't know, I'll put
|
|
it that way. Something...but what it is I don't know.
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "You mentioned earlier to me, that you see in the coming
|
|
months, similar Gulf Breeze type incidents, that don't
|
|
exactly create a lot of controversy among the public, but
|
|
the media..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "...publicizes them."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "But you definitely don't think it [GB] was a hoax though?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "No. Gulf Breeze? No. I think that there's something to
|
|
it...I don't necessarily believe the photographs, but I
|
|
think somethings happened down there. The photographs
|
|
may be hoaxes. I haven't seen the photographs from the
|
|
other people. No names have ever been released of the
|
|
other people who took these photographs. There's talk
|
|
only. Who are these people? I haven't seen any names."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "There's something about just looking at the GB photos
|
|
that..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "...doesn't seem right."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "The port holes [in the UFO]..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "...I know, it looks too good in a way. Its like the Meier
|
|
case. I think that something has happened down there [GB],
|
|
and the media are picking up on it. And publicity....in the
|
|
past you never had flaps getting major publicity like this.
|
|
That's the only thing that's happening."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Somebody has suggested recently that what could happen is
|
|
that this thing could be exposed shortly, and put UFOlogy
|
|
back underground for another five years."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "That could happen too. Everyone's cautious about this. You
|
|
have to be. Even MUFON, in their magazines they've said the
|
|
same thing...who knows, maybe its all a hoax. They haven't
|
|
said outright, except lately, that its 99% proven. No ones
|
|
done a complete...not even Bruce Maccabee hasn't done a
|
|
complete enough analysis on these photographs. No one has,
|
|
which is odd. You know Bruce has said that he has looked
|
|
at all the photographs...and he talks about the things he
|
|
looks for...but he hasn't shown anything on that TV show,
|
|
he did not show any printouts of the computer analysis,
|
|
until I see that, and I know how that's done...then I
|
|
leave everything up on the air. I do think that something
|
|
has happened there. If there are ten cases, reports of
|
|
'missing time'...something in UFOlogy, something has
|
|
happened, [if] there have been encounters. The photograph
|
|
may have something to do with something else. I think
|
|
the photographs may be a hoax."
|
|
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Getting back to the Harbinson books now..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "They are tests of the readers. The latest one [Light of
|
|
Eden] is a little bit off base. I think of the three books,
|
|
the second one, "Revelation" is the one that is closest to
|
|
the truth. Or certainly would evoke the most comment from
|
|
readers, of the three. [The books] are testing the waters,
|
|
psychological testing. Now maybe the aliens, through NSA,
|
|
through Harbinson, want to test Us...find out what are
|
|
minds are like, how we react to things like this. That
|
|
could be all it is. Its a thought...that may be all that
|
|
they are doing here."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Now what if someone says to you, prove to me that Harbinson
|
|
was an NSA operative. What would you say?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "How would I prove that Harbinson was NSA?" I've only
|
|
heard through someone else, second hand. And no where
|
|
in the background of Harbinson is it mentioned that he
|
|
was NSA, obviously they wouldn't mention that."
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "Needless to say, people are always looking for hard
|
|
proof and evidence in this field, for obvious reasons.
|
|
What would you say to them in light of what you have
|
|
said today, with the many claims?"
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "...thats right [people always say] 'Show me the facts
|
|
..show me statements...show me statements.'"
|
|
|
|
<Mickus> "And no doubt many will say that of you..."
|
|
|
|
<Fenwick> "Of course, sure. We have to have some skepticism,
|
|
obviously, and I've shown my skepticism to some extent
|
|
[today]. So I think you have to be conservative, and at
|
|
the same time you have to be open-mnded, a little bit
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of both, a balance of the two. I've been 37 years in
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UFOlogy, so I know a little bit about what's going on.
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I have an overview by now. I'm not the only one...we
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have one member [CUFORN] who's been in it longer than
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I have. Bill Allen was formerly a field investigator
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at A.P.R.O, who lives out in B.C.[British Columbia].
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So if you are in it long enough, obviously you are going
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to get some sort of overview."
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<Mickus> "Ok Larry, I think we covered most of the things I wanted
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to cover. If you would like to finish up with a summation
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as to where you think UFOlogy is today, and where its
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headed..."
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<Fenwick> "Ok fine...any other questions that you have, I would be
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glad to answer them."
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<Mickus> "Yes, it would be nice if you could come back in, lets say
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three weeks? And attempt to answer any questions that have
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arisen by that time."
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<Fenwick> "Yes, sounds fine....There's only about 5,000 people in
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North America involved in UFOlogy...something like that..."
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<Mickus> "Yes, and its growing all the time. A lot of people with a
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casual interest..."
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<Fenwick> "Thats all, a lot of those fringe people. We don't get those
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people as members at all, we're too fussy, we're not another
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MUFON. You know they'll accept pretty well anyone into the
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organization. We're fairly fussy about that."
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"I think that what we have to do, is to maintain an open
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mind with skepticism, about whatever we hear about the
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UFO field. Regardless of how long we've been in it, or
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what are viewpoints are. And we have to say to ourselves,
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'If what has been talked about, at this point in time is
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true, [then] there's very little that we can do about it.
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So we might tend to become fatalistic, and say well, live
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it up...live for today and forget about tomorrow, because
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we're all going to go. Or maybe we can say that it is all
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baloney'...and so what? Again, with WW III coming up, what
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can we do to tell the public. Why stick to the UFO field
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then. Why don't we as field investigators, those who have
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gone out into the field and investigated these cases...why
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don't we spend more time educating the public, and not
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saying to ourselves, 'Oh, well what do they [the public]
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know about it'...let them find out what we know about it,
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and what we don't know about it. What we are guessing
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about, and what we know. You have to counter the frustration
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and ignorance of the general public in regards to what
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UFOs signify...I think that might be the best way to put
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it in general. Whats the phenomenon, if you want to use
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the word phenomenon, I don't like the use of that word.
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But what does it mean to the human race, and to the future
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of the human race. If we give information to people...
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information can't hurt you, it can only help you. Fear
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is the worst thing you could have...if you don't know those
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things and are afraid of it. If you know the truth, then
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you can't be afraid. You'll be set free from your fears.
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You have to be willing to disseminate information...and
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mention theory, as theory only...speculation only. Try
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and get feedback from the public also, and from people in
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the military intelligence area who may feel as we do, that
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the public should know more about what's going on. I think
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that summarizes what I'm going to say."
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<Mickus> "If what is going to happen...is going to happen..."
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<Fenwick> "...what can we do about it. If we can't do anything about
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it..."
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<Mickus> "...but CAN we do anything about it?"
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<Fenwick> "Yes, that's the question, the main question...'can we'. I
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really don't know if we can do anything about it. I've
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been living hedonistically for a few years now, since '82
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actually...[half-humourous]"
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<Mickus> "Yes, but there's got to be something that we can do...
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Education..."
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<Fenwick> "Education...preparing people for the inevitable...or the
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evitable...the unavoidable"
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<Mickus> "I mean this isn't set in stone...theoretically people
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could alter what's going to happen..."
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<Fenwick> "En masse maybe, not individually. If they [EBEs] know the
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future, then there's nothing we can do about it."
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"You have to discuss using, if you are in the UFO field,
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your knowledge...your background, your reading...your
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contacts, your speculations. You have to discuss all these
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things, cases...individual cases. You have to discuss
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statistics...the results of statistical studies that have
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been done. And unfortunately there have been a lot of
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statistical studies done, but very little in the way of
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analysis of the statistics, in every area of the UFO field.
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That needs to be done, and very few writers have done it.
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I mean that there's a lot of books out...various compendiums
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of things, and specific cases... You have to be very
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cautious about what you read about the UFO field. You
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have to make notes as you read. [saying to yourself] 'I
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remember this case...that correlates with the one he's
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talking about in this chapter here...or make a note in the
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margin about another case...' And I do that when something
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ties in. If you get enough..., its like, if you go out to
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investigate a UFO report, if theres only one observer, then
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it doesn't mean a lot, if there are two...then it means
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more. Same theme, correlations...combinations, this sort of
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thing, multiple observer...and cases that are similar in
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some respects...that are major aspects of a case."
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<Mickus> "The 'yellow book' and the 'blue book'...do you know what
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is in those?"
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<Fenwick> "No. Sounds like a whole bunch of things are mixed in. I
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would be more interested in reading what Meier supposed...
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I've got a little bit more about him..."
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<Mickus> "So you're not willing to write the Meier thing off?"
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<Fenwick> "No I'm not. Nor is Harry [Tokarz], Harry thinks its all
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genuine too. Joe [Muskat] is skeptical. Very...he thinks
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its all baloney, that Meier thing. I don't know. I just
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don't know. I have to be honest, I don't know. I'm neutral
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on that. Show me...show me the facts, show me proof...
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evidence, enough evidence that constitutes proof in a court
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of law. Regardless what Phil Klass says, 'he says show me
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the proof?' We show him evidence, and that's not enough.
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[show Klass] Massive evidence, still not enough. That's
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extreme..., stupidity not skepticism."
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<Mickus> "What's Moore's agenda?"
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<Fenwick> "I wish I knew."
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<Mickus> "Is his linked to the aliens agenda?"
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<Fenwick> "I don't know."
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<Mickus> "But he at this point, knows everything...he's just releasing
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bits and pieces..."
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<Fenwick> "Yes...and Harry keeps accusing him of wanting to make money
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out of it. Because...well he's got no other income, actually
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he has to, you can't blame him."
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<Mickus> "Do you think that he [Moore] is pretty fatalistic about
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this whole thing? And he's just in it right now for what
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he can get out of it?"
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<Fenwick> "Ask him...I don't know. And Bill doesn't talk. Bill is
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very very sensitive. You can bring up a topic on UFOlogy
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and he'll say, 'Well, I'd rather not talk about it.' He
|
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wants to make money out of it...thats all there is to it.
|
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He has kids...a divorced wife, and kids to support and so
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on, so you can't blame him, I would too. Hell, you got no
|
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other income, you gotta hold back [on the release of info].
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You can't give all the information out, if you are going
|
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to put it into book form, or a video to sell...or whatever.
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That's the way he's got to do it, I'm sure. Harry is very
|
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jealous of the fact that Bill is on it full-time, a lot of
|
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people are I would think. You have to look at it from
|
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Bill's point of view too, really. There's two ways of
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looking at it. You have to put yourself into the other
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person's place."
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<Mickus> "Well, Thank You very much Larry for this interview."
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<Fenwick> "Yes, my pleasure. Hope to see you in three weeks time
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to respond to any questions."
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[-END-]
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As was mentioned in the interview, Larry Fenwick, due to the fact that
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he is not yet linked up with a computer and modem (perhaps in 6 months
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time), has agreed to come back to my residence to answer any questions
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that may have arisen over some of the content contained herein. The
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Interview took place on Nov.6, so I expect Larry to return towards the
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end of Nov/88. In addition, future interview and input by Larry on the
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system, have not been ruled out. This interview was not intended to
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plug CUFORN (Canadian U.F.O. Research Network - Incorporated 1977) If
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you would like more information on CUFORN, please access the CUFORN
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Bulletin Menu Option off of the UFOlogy Menu here at ParaNet Pi.
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Those wishing to submit questions (not attacks), are asked to leave
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them in the UFOlogy Conference Area here at ParaNet Pi. Upon calling,
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you will be given immediate access to both the UFOlogy Conference
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and UFOlogy File areas (where currently we have over 250 UFO related
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files on-line, along with file captures of the FIDONET UFO Echo, and
|
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ParaNet Alpha Msg Base). Questions should be addressed to "Larry
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Fenwick". His user number here is "70". Questions and/or comments
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directed to Larry can be entered in directly, or through XMODEM of
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a msg (of not more than 4k) into the Conference area. Anyone who
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has questions for me personally, may leave them either in the
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Conference area, or through private E-mail, depending on the question.
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The transcript of this interview may be reproduced for personal use
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only, and may be posted on other Bulletin Board Systems, provided that
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credit is given ParaNet. This file may not be edited without the the
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permission of Tom Mickus. In addition, this file shall not be printed
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in any publication without my own consent. It remains the property of
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the Sysop of THE CRUCIBLE, namely...
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-Tom Mickus 11/10/88
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THE CRUCIBLE <ParaNet Pi> 416-244-9999 - 24Hrs - 12/24/9600 - 44 Megs
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APPENDIX:
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The following is a brief recounting of what myself and
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Larry Fenwick spoke about in the initial 45 mins of
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the interview. Approximately one third was taken up
|
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with an in-depth biography of Larry Fenwick. Everthing
|
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below will be my [Tom Mickus'] words, which I have to
|
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the best of my ability re-collected as to the content
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and subject matter of what we discussed.
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[Larry Fenwick is in his early 50'. He has had a long
|
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involvement with the study of UFOs. Originally he got
|
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fascinated with the subject in the early 1950's, when
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I believe he read Donald Keyhoe's book on the subject
|
|
entitled something like "Flying Saucers are Real". He
|
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is of Jewish descent, although I believe he would
|
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characterize himself as "non-practicing". In his early
|
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years he had some difficulties in high school, and
|
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flunked several grades. Later on he took 2 years of
|
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psychology in University, but did not graduate. In
|
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the 1960's he attended Ryerson Polytechnical Intstitute
|
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in Toronto, Ontario, and received a degree in journalism
|
|
shortly thereafter. He later on had several jobs in
|
|
the industry, and journalism led him eventually to his
|
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role as editor of the CUFORN Bulletin. Like many, it
|
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was several years before his interest in UFO's grew..
|
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and eventually he and a few others decided to set an
|
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incorporated organization called CUFORN (the Canadian
|
|
UFO Research Network). He has been involved with many
|
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on-site investigations of UFO's since then, and before.
|
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He has read over 400 books on the subject, and has
|
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appeared on local television and radio numerable times.
|
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Through the ebb and flow of interest in UFO's, Larry's
|
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organization has stayed with it, and today numbers
|
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around 50 members from across the globe.]
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[In the remaining minutes of the first 45 min tape, we
|
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discussed the two programs UFO Coverup LIVE, and the
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UNSOLVED MYSTERIES - Gulf Breeze segment. Of particular
|
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note is that Larry told me that his associate, Harry
|
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Tokarz, had noticed an unusual buzzing or hum, present
|
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on the audio throughout the duration of the program.
|
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Although Larry says that he never noticed it until Harry
|
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had told him, on subsequent viewing of the videotape,
|
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Larry agreed that the sound was discernible, and like
|
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nothing he had ever heard before on a LIVE broadcast. I
|
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got the distinct impression that he felt that this was
|
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the EBEs making their presence known, in a method (radio
|
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interference) not unheard of by UFOlogists.
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We also discussed why the aliens view the human's as a
|
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"failed experiment".
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When referring to the programming of Hitler by the EBEs,
|
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which in effect caused World War II (the decisions of one
|
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man)...Larry also mentioned the one other incident where
|
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he said that the aliens had manipulated a world leader to
|
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do their bidding. He cited the fact that John F. Kennedy
|
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was supposed to bring us to nuclear war, but that he had
|
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backed down, and as a result the aliens sought "revenge".
|
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In other words they were wholly or in part, responsible
|
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for the assassination of JFK. Larry Fenwick gave me a
|
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name of some person labelled 'the _______ tramp" or vagrant
|
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or something along that line who was supposed to be
|
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involved. I plan to get back to Larry to get more specific
|
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details regarding this sensational allegation. He cited
|
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the failed Bay of Pigs fiasco as Kennedy's big mistake in
|
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the eyes of the aliens. JFK was supposed to carry through
|
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with it, and thus eventually it would provoke nuclear war
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with the Soviets in defense of Cuba. Larry Fenwick said
|
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that the aliens were not involved with the cause of WW I.
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Fenwick also discussed the role of the Hollywood in
|
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promoting the "friendly ET image", specifically the role
|
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of celebrated director, Steven Speilberg. Fenwick said that
|
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there are two close associates of Speilberg who have been
|
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encouraging him to produce movies along this line. While
|
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Speilberg is not "programmed" himself, these other two
|
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unnamed people apparently attended school with him, and have
|
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been vigourously suggestive with Speilberg as to what
|
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directions his movies should be going in. Speilberg is aware
|
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of this, but has decided to go along. The movies in question
|
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include of course "Close Encounters of the Third Kind", more
|
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recently "Batteries Not Included", and of course "E.T. the
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Extraterrestrial"...the most popular movie of all time,
|
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grossing close to 1,000,000,000 dollars in both movie reciepts
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and in videotape sales. Fenwick has alleged that this
|
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campaign of showing aliens in a good light, is part of the
|
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master plan of the EBEs (or aliens), who, for whatever
|
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ultimate reason, want people to have this benevolent view of
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them.
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That's about it. There was more, but perhaps when my memory
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is refreshed I will be able to recount the rest.]
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