Official Within UFO Secrecy Management Group Reveals Secrets!

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I'm not one for calling FAKE but this one is lifted directly from the 1985 TV miniseries Humanoid Defender (aka J.O.E. and the Colonel) by Nicholas Corea.

A routine sci-fi adventure, squarely in the comic-strip mold, about a renegade scientist who creates the perfect super-soldier thanks to a process called molecular recombination. Named J.O.E. — J-type Omega Elemental — the hunky humanoid is designed to handle dangerous assignments, but becomes the target when he refuses to comply with his sinister government taskmasters. The empathy between the scientist and his creation is unusual, but a solitary intriguing touch is insufficient to raise this failed pilot for a TV series above the hundreds of other similarly-themed movies cluttering the video-store shelves.

[edit on 23-8-2010 by boulderbasedelta]

After reading all that's been said about Michael Kruvant, aka Michael Wolf, I must say I find his brother Ron Kruvant's debunking of him far more credible than anything Michael has said or written. See the 7-part video here starting with part 1:

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Whereas Michael is evasive in Courant's video, Ron hides nothing and even offers two phone numbers at the end of the last video for anyone who wishes to ask him further questions. These videos are a revelation and are compelling to watch after you have seen the Courant interviews. It is a shame that Michael's statements must now be regarded as fabrications, though they are only too plausible. Any of his assertions now require alternative verification (Michael was a prolific reader and watcher of sci-fi), though it is possible some of them are actually true. Michael never married. The Children's Foundation he mentions in the Courant interview are probably as fake as the degrees on his wall, and being a homosexual it is quite possible that he died of AIDS rather than "cancer"; Ron says Michael told him he had AIDS after his last discharge from hospital, though his brother did not know whether to believe him or not.

Sorry for the real truth, folks.

Does anybody have a copy of the Catchers? id be really interested to read one!