Originally posted by bank teller
As I was referring to earlier, we find new links all the time, some of which are just new information on a scientist who had a certain level of
clearance into types of research/development and who also knew certain key players and you can see a definite match to the puzzle. The scientist
might even have published papers later in life that refer back to his work on the main topic of interest. Putting the puzzle pieces on the board is
hard work and sometimes we get excited about someone only to find that they did not work in the area we really need to look at.
Moore referred to all kinds of scientists and if you check on their names you'll see that it all comes clean. I don't believe that Moore put
garbage data in his book. Although I have my doubts on some of the parts of the Canadian story towards the end of the book, the other stuff
especially about scientists, does check out.
As for the goverment documents being unreliable, it is true that it is physically possible for fakes to me made. I refuse to approach government
documents with worry because I think it is unwarrented anxiety. The government usually has way too much on it's plate and has little time or
inclincation to make up fake documents especially during a big war when they already know that the documents are to be impounded for a minimum of 50
years of secrecy and in some cases 100 years! So no, I don't get all worked up about the government producing false records and planting them with
the knowledge that 50 years hence they will be dug up and released with the intention of throwing off researchers. If you are worried about more
recent confabulations, like the supposed MJ12 documents, then sure, that is possible but again I refuse to believe that we have any case of that for
the PX. I"ve seen the FOIA documents that Barnes dug up on Einstein and other scientists for that period and to my untrained eye they do not look
like fakes or plants or disinformation. They are in the main clearly written and although they sometimes hide the complete information because of
secrecy, even to those who it is written to, you can get a clear idea of what they are saying. Besides which, there are no clearly worded FOIA
documents I've seen that spell out in plain language a command to or an instruction to complete work on such a project. It just would not be put in
those plain words. If we assume for the moment that the attempt to make ships invulnerable to magnetic mines and to the growing radar threat was a
very high level concern and very top secret, then communications concerning such things is done in very clipped and edited English. All that info was
on a very compartmentalized and need to know basis and was never spoken about out in the open. Face to face is one thing but never in a memo, in my
view.
regards.
Bank Teller, If you want some faked government documents, just write the US National Archives and Records Adm. at College Park, MD. for the bill of
lading for the captured German U-boat, U-234. This is the U-boat said to be carrying 56 kilos of uranium 235 as uranium oxide in lead encased steel
drums. In the US National Archives cargo list, there is no mention of uranium and they flatly deny it's presence on that U-boat. But, if you write
to the Washington Shipyard, (US Navy) where the cargo was off-loaded, and ask for a bill of lading, you get (for $5.00) a microfisch copy showing the
same goods on board but with the 56 kilos of uranium oxide clearly present. The US National Archives lied and forged data.
I can't even begin to tell you the number of "no record" generated under FOIA for which, later, there was a file found. In fact, most responses
are lies and the US National Archives is a de facto re-classification system and a part of the US intelligence services.
In order to honestly use government information, somebody on the outside must claim or state that such a thing/device/history actually happened and
only then can government documents be trusted as verification.