posted 04-30-2001 02:04 AM            

And go on they will.

The Secret Government"

or

"The perplexing puzzle of Whitley Streiber's Secret School"

by John Chambers

Mr. Chambers interviewed Whitley Streiber in March of 1996 at the Gulf Breeze UFO Conference at the Clarion Resort Hotel in Pensacola, Florida.

"The goal of this telepathic rape by disinformation, according to many in the UFO community, is to draw public attention away from what is really taking place: The unbridled use of vastly superior, other-worldly power by a group that has steadily become answerable to no one."

(Quoting Chambers from his article.)

"Ironically, while Strieber himself did not seem to be suggesting - or even thinking, at least consciously - that his own writings could be understood in terms of this conspiracy, his speculations made some who found his latest revelations in 'The Secret School' too extraordinary to be believed, wonder whether the Secret School was really a set of memories implanted by the Secret Government."

". . . . learning to live outside time . . . I'm hoping the Secret School will be a mnemonic device and enable a lot of people to remember their own childhood experiences. I think every encounter starts in the Secret School", stated Streiber.

Quoting Chambers: (referring to his travel back to lost civilizations)Strieber seemed from time to time to back away from a literal interpretation of these experiences.

Again, from Chambers: Later in the conference was when the astute researcher hinted at this 'other meaning to this reality altogether' in statements the implications of which he did not seem to be fully aware of himself. At this session, Strieber spoke extensively of the Secret Government within our government. He began by chronicling his personal experience of the CIA. It was an organization that he hated.

"I know a lot about the CIA," he declared. I know a lot of people in the CIA and I've been very close to the CIA at certain times in my life." But, he went on, "I don't like the CIA. I think it's a disaster, a national catastrophe of the first order, a satanic monstrosity."

(KK's comments: I guess Whit is not ready to reveal his knowledge of satanic activities within the CIA.)

Continuing:

Then Strieber made the startling statement that, for some at the conference, seemed to undermine the authenticity of the 'Secret School' and open the discussion out to very different vistas.

"In my childhood," he said quietly, " I was tested at a university in San Antonio, in about 1954-55, for a long time, with a lot of tests - this was the same time I was having my encounters as a child. Intelligence tests, I guess they were; I don't remember them very clearly. My brother was subjected when he was the same age to the same tests at the same place by the same doctor. We were never told what these tests were about. We were never told by our parents why it was done."

"One of the things that I have been quietly researching over the past few years is CIA mind control activities that took place back in the 50s, using drugs, hypnosis, and involving children - especially bright kids. Because I fear that I may have been part of that. I may have been simply passed over; I hope I was. But I want to find out all about it. I want to understand it more."

(KK's comments: Come on, Whit. We will understand the abuse that happened to you. You know, the events you talked about; the cruel stupid things that were done to you.)

Quoting from Chambers:

"he even-almost compulsively-returned once more to the subject of implants, alien or otherwise, and spoke of their capability to interact with the brain and to cause hallucinations. He had recently had a particularly powerful experience with the visitors, he said-and, just before that experience, he had smelled a strong, tangy odor that frequently introduced his encounters. 'They've started waking me up with smells,' he explained, ‘in order to make this harder for me. In any case, there is a particular odor that's sort of a combination of cigarette smoke and burning cardboard, I would say. It wakes me up."

"And," he concluded-and to what extent was he aware of what he was implying-, "And, I know that temporal lobe epilepsy is associated with odors."

But nothing he would say now will be as inherently mind blowing as what he had-almost unwittingly, it seemed!-already intimated: That his own Secret School might have been a product of the Secret Government.

Really, all that there was left for him to do now was to rhapsodize about what all this had done for him, those years of recalling these soul-shaking events that seemed to have dominated his entire early inner life, and perhaps, just perhaps-might have been hallucinations so incredibly real as to seem to be as real as life itself, because they were fashioned out of a technology that came from a technologically higher life form than our own.

(KK's comments: or a very low form of human who is very willing to utilized their fellow humans in any way shape or form for the "fatherland.")

(John Chambers has an M.A. in English from the University of Toronto; was full-time instructor in English at Dawson College, Montreal, Quebec, and a senior editor at McGraw-Hill; publishing & managing editor with International Thomson Transport Press, both in New York; now an adjunct professor at Florida Atlantic University - KK: is this a viable, accredited academic institution?)

posted 04-30-2001 02:18 AM            

BEGIN ARTICLE

Ex-Spooks Control Domain Name Registration (Re: HACKER.TXT)
From: Phil
Date: Tue, 14 Jan 1997 07:54:31 -0800
Subject: Ex-Spooks Control Domain Name Registration (Re: HACKER.TXT)

Reading the attached message (re: the IP addresses mentioned in Streiber's
book) I was reminded of this little news tidbit. It's been floating
around USENET for a long while, but many of you may not have seen it yet.

So, as long as we're discussing curious, "mysterious," or supposedly
non-existent IP addresses which nevertheless answer pings...
You should know who controls domain name registration these days.

-Phil
-----

The following was pulled off of Lexis-Nexis.

--------

PR Newswire, September 27, 1995

HEADLINE: WEB REVIEW EX-SPOOKS TAKE OVER INTERNET DOMAIN NAME REGISTRATION

BODY:
The following was released today by Web Review:

The press recently reported that the National Science Foundation has turned
over Internet Domain Name registration to Network Solutions, Inc. (NSI) of
Herndon, VA. (An "Internet domain" is the basic address of a corporation or
organization, such as gnn.com.) The press failed to note some interesting
connections.

SEBASTOPOL, Calif, Sept. 27

Web Review, a biweekly online magazine on the World Wide Web (see Special
Report at http://gnn.com/wr/), revealed today that NSI was purchased in May by
Scientific Applications International Corporation (SAIC) of San Diego.
SAIC is a $2 billion company indicted by the Justice Department on ten felony
counts for fraud in managing a Superfund toxic cleanup site (SAIC pleaded
guilty).

SAIC has also been sued by the Justice Department for civil fraud on an F-15
fighter contract.

PR Newswire, September 27, 1995

SAIC's board members include Admiral Bobby Inman, former NSA head and deputy
director of the CIA; Melvin Laird, Nixon's defense secretary; and retired
General Max Thurman, commander of the Panama Invasion. Recently departed board
members include Robert Gates, former CIA director; William Perry, current
Secretary of Defense; and John Deutch, the current CIA director. Current
SAIC government contracts include re-engineering information systems at the
Pentagon, automation of the FBI's computerized fingerprint identification
system, and building a national criminal history information system.

"At the very time the Internet community is struggling with the issues of
encryption and privacy, I'm more than a little uneasy to find this bunch of
ex-spooks sitting at the very entry point of the Net," says Jim Warren, a
leading activist in making government records accessible, in the article
written by investigative journalist Stephen Pizzo. Pizzo is Web Review Senior
Editor and co-author of the book "Inside Job," an expose on the savings & loan
looting.

Web Review is produced by Songline Studios, an affiliate of O'Reilly &
Associates. CONTACT: Dale Dougherty, president of Songline
Studios, 707-829-6500, dale@ora.com; or Richard Coman, Managing Editor of
Web Review, 707-829-5600, rcoman@ora.com

PR Newswire, September 27, 1995

LANGUAGE: ENGLISH

LOAD-DATE: September 28, 1995

> --------------- MESSAGE area51.v096.n036.11 ---------------
>
> From: "A.J. Craddock"
> Subject: HACKER.TXT. Area 51 Computer addresses (nein!)
> Date: Mon, 13 Jan 1997 15:37:14 -0800
>
> I have been asked to elaborate on the supposed Area 51 computer IP
> addresses listed in HACKER.TXT

posted 04-30-2001 02:34 AM            

it also states, very clearly, that he has worked in the intelligecne community. You want me to keep diggin this s**t up? Can we go back to what matters. I felt he was an mkid and I am beginning to get my proof. Who knew?

BEGING QUOTE FROM BOOK

In The Hunger Whitley Strieber has created a novel of terrifying reality beyond and within reality itself, and in Miriam Blaylock he gives us a loving and destructive creature of immortal stature.

Whitley Strieber was born in San Antonio, Texas, and has lived in New York City for the past ten years. He has traveled through many parts of the world, working in fields as diverse as intelligence and filmmaking. His underground films were shown frequently in England in the late sixties. His other work includes a documentary on the Process Church of Final Judgment, an unusual religious group that has been connected with satanism. In New York he has worked as an advertising executive and writer. In recent years, in addition to writing fiction, he has been developing a new theory about the origin and true purpose of the Tarot. His first novel was The Wolfen, soon to be released as a film.

The Hunger
© 1981 Whitley Strieber
Synopsis courtesy of William Morrow & Company, Inc.
Original hardcover jacket design by Paul Bacon|

posted 04-30-2001 02:44 AM            

Which lie is the lie.

But, I find it interesting that his associations also include the very Church run by Michael Aquino, Army intelligence officer(colonel) and CIA agent. Coincidence? Connect the dots.

Want more stuff? Would that make you a "true believer" again in Streiber? Would you sleep better at night?

posted 04-30-2001 02:57 AM            

Whitley states on his own book he has worked in intelligence.

Bush's father was CIA director at one time and a contract agent since 1953.

Bush's wife and Whitley have dinner together...

BEGIN from WHITLEY's RADIO SHOW

"Source: Coast to Coast Radio Show
Author: Whitley Streiber
56 comments.

posted 05-01-2001 12:45 AM            

From: Don.Allen@p3.f2112.n2430.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Don Allen)
Newsgroups: alt.paranet.ufo
Subject: AIR #1 Report - 1/10
Message-ID: <5600.2C7943D1@paranet.FIDONET.ORG>
Date: 20 Aug 93 07:52:10 GMT
Sender: ufgate@paranet.FIDONET.ORG (newsout1.26)
Organization: FidoNet node 1:2430/2112.3 - The Temples o, Springfield IL

"Remarkably, even after Moore made his confession in Las Vegas (an appropriate
setting) thanks to Maccabee's influence he was still able to have himself and
Doty portrayed as authentic heroes in books by Whitley Strieber (Majestic)" http://www.seflin.org/phenomena/oufos.12.html

The CIA and Communion...

Whitley Strieber on Coast-to-Coast radio program, 17 April 2000
Whitley Strieber was a guest of host Mike Seigel

Whitley Strieber was Mike Seigel's guest on the Coast to Coast radio show April 17th. At 1 hr 37 minutes into the program, Whitley reveals a detail of his Communion experiences that he has never revealed before. Whitley said that in addition to the already acknowledged aspect of his glimpsing an alien figure beside him while he huddled in the woods outside his cabin (while he was mostly paralyzed during an abduction experience), he revealed that he was spoken to by a friend who he knew from his college days in the 1960s. This seemed impossible, Whitley said, because this friend had been dead for some time. The friend, he continued, had been employed by the Central Intelligence Agency. http://www.beyondcommunion.com/SUPERSTORM/000417.html

posted 05-06-2001 02:41 AM            

Whiley Strieber has removed his last journal entry.

Maybe Clifford decided it was too controversial and had it erased! (ouch)

Did you ever have a dream, Whitley?

Weren't you told not to go out that door?

posted 06-08-2001 01:54 PM            

He's into Chemtrails again....
http://www.unknowncountry.com/news/?id=562

posted 06-08-2001 03:45 PM            

This is more like it.

And it gives me the opportunity to make a point about the power of our collective voice. Some of you may be operating under the delusion that what is said in these forums may not amount to anything larger than a proverbial hill of beans.

You are utterly mistaken. The collective bitch slap that was directed towards Whitley seems to have made an impression.

In fact, I know it did. I also feel certain that Clifford Carnicom disagreed with my tactics. Hence, the locked thread.

Hence, my willingness to explore the issue even further here at Thermit's. I'm almost glad all this happened... I've learned so much since this particular drama began to unfold.

As critical as we need to be of public figures who are dismissive of the chemtrail issue, we also must be equally supportive of those that give this phenomena a fair hearing.

Report #2 is important. By exposing it's conclusions to a wider audience we will be able to continue the debate over it's contents in front of a larger audience, and that's beneficial for everyone.