Britain has alien-war weapons, says former government adviser

The establishment is fine with UFO info getting out...

So long as it provides the impression that extra-terrestrials are evil and want to attack us...

Originally posted by badgerprints
Back in the 80"s a couple dozen Marconi scientists died under suspicious circumstances.

23 according to this page

Over several years, in many different locations, not all of them actually working for GEC Marconi, and those that did working for many different divisions, and not all of them suspicious at all. Although it has to be said that if this list is correct then some of the "open" coroner verdicts are pretty strange - eg for Sharni Warren, aged 26:

Found drowned in 45cm. (18in) of water, not far from the site of David Greenhalgh's death fall. Warren died exactly one week after the death of Stuart Gooding and serious injury to Greenhalgh. She was found gagged with a noose around her neck. Her feet were also bound and her hands tied behind her back.

Coroner's verdict: Open. (It was said that Warren had gagged herself, tied her feet with rope, then tied her hands behind her back and hobbled to the lake on stiletto heels to drown herself.)

I am not sure how many "scientitsts" worked for "Marconi" during this period, so cannot comment on whethe this might be considered a significant rate of death or not.

Originally posted by badgerprints
Back in the 80"s a couple dozen Marconi scientists died under suspicious circumstances. This followed a supposed research project in which the British government put Marconi in charge of studying alien nanotechnology.

This nanotechnology supposedly was recovered from a small Island laboratory that British special forces captured and then destroyed with a LOT of high explosives during the Falklands conflict.

The story is that the specimen was so frightening that the scientists who were killed all were involved or learned of the project in some way and each backed out of the project. It is speculated that some were killed and others actually committed suicide out of fear.

If this technology was actually real then Britain would likely have a nasty surprise for someone.

edit on 14-10-2012 by badgerprints because: (no reason given)

The story was covered in Britain by the press, at the time I thought it was more to do with disease experiments that went wrong at Porton Down. There is a lack of info online but I have found the death list at Rense,

rense.com...

I do need to look further, though.

Originally posted by Liamoville
In an interview with MSN, Nick Pope, who worked for the Ministry of Defence for 21 years, said that while Britain doesn't have a war plan, it certainly had sophisticated enough weaponry to defend itself.

The only way he would know this is if he knew every single thing about the alien race that would attack us. So he's really saying "blah blah blah"....unless of course he knows something we don't

if uk has such good anti alien forces how come the DOCTOR AND COMPANIES got to save their colective arses every time a dalek salt shaker or a cyberman shows up ?

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The most effective weapon that Britain developed to defend against alien invasion was SOCIALISM.

If aliens invaded, all Britain would need to do is to nationalise the aliens' weapons and then they'd never work.

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He will never have "an accident" - because he is probably supported by and working for the "shadow government". Dishing out the idea of a possible alien threat was always part of the long-term transnational Military Industrial Complex agenda. Testimony from Dr. Carol Rosin, who worked directly with Werner von Braun, reveals the military strategy that has been in place for decades. They manufacture wars for profit and power and domination - and even what happened with 9/11 and everything in the East has all been forecast and part of this diabolical plan. The "end game" strategy was to create or fake an alien threat. We are approaching the time, apparently. The end of 2012 - how fitting...

The bad news is that there may be real aliens that are perfectly harmless that these people here on Earth are targeting and shooting down. I do not doubt that this happens.

Nick Pope was just a civilian employed to collate and log the hundreds of UFO calls the military receive each year. I used to have to call his office with sighting reports from the public (I was a military air traffic controller for 9 years). This was canned around 96/97. From then on ATC assistants just logged down a UFO report in an A4 notebook and forgot about it.

So around that time Nick would have lost his job as a bean counter. That's all he was. No special access to anything. All his ramblings are theory but have bagged him what is now a potentially well paid job with lots of international travel so yeah I'm jealous.

Originally posted by MystiqueAgent
reply to post by AlanQaida

 

Hmm yeah I remember a while back people were talking about false flag events and an "Alien invasion" that would cause people to turn to their governments for help. Though still if that were such a thing it seems like they would have started it already rather than build it up for this long if it does come down to either control or going the peaceful route (which I can't really see happening); but either way both of those outcomes seem like something that if given the chance they (people with the means to control or alleviate) would have jumped the gun and started.

Perhaps it has already started,I would use the London Olympics as an example,I was completely shocked at how many bought into this Jingoistic, self congratulatory nonsense.If it is as easy as that to unite the majority of the population over a guy riding a bike or someone in a rowing boat being "rewarded" with a bit of shiny metal,it really doesn't bode well for any future plans that may involve an "alien invasion" or similar such event where the government could far too easily assume control of us .Frightening in the extreme.

It wasn't that many years ago Nick Pope was denying alien existence, he has changed his tune and opinion, maybe because he knows there's more money in saying they do exist after all.
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Suddenly I am hearing the theme from that old TV show "U.F.O."

Shooting at Aliens is not a good idea, they could probably tow a nice big rock into Earth orbit and make it all look like an accident.

Then you collect the planet insurance and don't have to pay on all the intellectual property you stole from the natives.

Nick pope....worked as a civil servant...paper pusher....He has hyped himself up as Britain's fox Mulder (a fictional character at any rate)...and has given the impression that he had top secret security clearance on UFO files and investigations....but like I said its only the impression he has given...he was never anything more than a bureaucrat with an interest in UFO's.

Pope has no more inside knowledge of military secrets than the man on the street..and any fool who ever listened to him can work that out in 5 minutes flat.

Pope is simply in the business of making money from speaking engagements...and selling books...its a living. but dont expect him to reveal any groundbreaking or earth shattering info on aliens..because he doesn't have it and never did.

reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul, post by smurfly


The dead scientists have been researched extensively and you can probably find a hundred places on the net.

The connection with the alien base on the island in the Falklands and the alien nano-technology was put together from another few articles and a podcast I heard filled in a few blanks.

I don't know if anyone has strung it all together on a website but it seemed like an interesting take.

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I learned only yesterday about these scientists dying in mysterious ways.
Any1 can surmise that they were terminated / eliminated to keep a lid
on something

why again is it important for us to know this right now?

1) immanent disclosure so it's to ease the minds of those who feel vulnerable as earthlings.

2) since I really don't see disclosure of what we already know, I tend to doubt it's connected to disclosure and more to potential alien war.

Confidence in the machinery might inspire you to get behind some of it.

that would mean it's not about what they already know because they've already screwed that up, but it's more about what they foresee coming.

Is he going to prove all this amazing stuff or is he just making some weird random comment.

really, why say this?

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I recall NP's debunkery of the ufo question just after his leaving MoD. Since then his curve toward, on and over the believed reality of ebe/ufo's being under, on and above this ball has indeed made Nick look quite silly in the eye's of the believer I feel.

On "Kevin Randle's" blog he talks about a brand new book "UFOs: Myths, Conspiracies, and Realities by John B. Alexander. New York: Thomas Dunne Books, St. Martin’s Press, 2011, 305 pp. $25.99 (hardback). ISBN 978–0–312–64834–3

Say's its good. Relates to alot of stuff we all want to know etc..

Blog here >www.kevinrandle.blogspot.com...