a reply to:
KellyPrettyBear
This is a reply to both Adam and Kev. It covers a bunch of things that it's never been too relevant to discuss, but between you both, you've given me
an opportunity, if you'll indulge me.
Montauk
Many people see Montauk as seen as part of a larger myth, extending out, for many people to the RFI through the time travel hypothesis. I'd like to
propose an alternative link.
Firstly, before talking of Montauk with any level of seriousness, look into the therapy that Preston Nichols has spoken about offering to young men
who were or suspect they were used by the project. If you believe that this was a legitimate look at time travel then you are misled.
Peter Moon and 'Dead' Grey Matter
Next, look at the author Peter Moon. A talented author, Peter moved to Long Island in 1981, and wrote up Preston's experiences. I suggest listening to
his podcasts and interviews.
- For around 10 years Peter was part of Scientology and Sea Org, leaving I believe in 1983.
- Peter ran a successful paid Newsletter (Montauk Pulse), 'Montauk Night' meetings
Peter has spoken about the tools he learned in the church to help reactivate memories and brain cells that were dormant. Has written a book linking
Montauk to Nazis called Black Sun.
David Anderson
Numerous interviews on Coast to Coast talking about his Time Travel Research Institute. So, where does Anderson fit regarding Montauk and time
travel?
According to Moon, Anderson was a paid subscriber to his newsletter and turned up at the August 13th Montauk meeting to discuss his time control
experiments. Moon notes that Anderson did not agree with Nicholl's explanation of how time travel works.
Stanton Friedman has provided a clear set of documents that demonstrate:
- Anderson worked as a VP of marketing for numerous security (burglar alarms, motion sensors) firms - eventually ending up a Bosch subsidiary at
Rochester during the 90s - 2006.
So, could he have a secret life as a time travel scientist? Well, out on the web there is a podcast where a female caller attempts to discuss
differential equations with Anderson. Anderson flounders and clearly does not have the basic skills to run a time travel institute.
It should be noted that right before attending the Montauk meeting, Anderson has been at the Romanian Science Fiction convention Atlantykron.
Conclusion
Montauk, Anderson and the alleged technologies involved, should be ignored. There is FAR more evidence than I've mentioned here that Montaukian /
Andersononain time travel has no connection to the RFI.
At best, these areas have functioned as a distraction from the RFI. Intentional or not, who can say?
I'd also suggest that whilst Kev could well be right on his mind control suggestions, my personal feeling right now is that one or both of these might
explain the above better:
- The influence of minds by persuasive, rich, amoral cults (I can see evidence for at least 2)
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The practise of Crisis Management.edit on 30-4-2018 by ctj83 because: (no reason given)