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COMMENT: On July 14 (Bastille Day), Dave began by updat­ing inquiries into the assas­si­na­tion of Orlan­do Lete­lier and ThyssenK­rupp Marine Sys­tems.

After dis­cus­sion of TKMS’s links to the Thyssen indus­tri­al empire and the Bush fam­i­ly, Mr. Emory reviewed Oper­a­tion Con­dor, the Chilean dic­ta­tor­ship of Augus­to Pinochet, the deci­sive role in the Pinochet dic­ta­tor­ship of the CIA, CIA/Nazi links to Michael Ver­non Town­ley and Colo­nia Dig­nidad and the cur­rent pres­i­dent of Chile, who was the son of a Nazi Rat­line import and head of Chile’s cen­tral bank under Pinochet.

The bulk of the talk set forth what Mr. Emory calls “the UFO Op.” With dis­turb­ing empha­sis on the obvi­ous myth of “ET’s” and “Space Aliens,” the pro­po­nents of this non­sense have grav­i­tas with the high­est ech­e­lons of the polit­i­cal, intel­li­gence and mil­i­tary estab­lish­ments.

NB: “Fly­ing saucers” are real. The orig­i­nal craft man­i­fest­ed late World War II tech­nol­o­gy. They do not come from out­er space! 

Top­ics of Dis­cus­sion and Analy­sis Include: Review of “The Nine,” the tall, blond-haired, blue-eyed “Space Aliens” from whom we are all (alleged­ly) evolved, except of course for Black Folks; The trag­ic and dis­turb­ing drift of both the hero­ic Daniel Shee­han and (the equal­ly hero­ic) Jacques Vallee into egre­gious non­sense about “Inter­di­men­sion­al Beings,” “Worm Holes,” and the sort of non­sense espoused by Nazi grand­child and Trump backer Ana Pauli­na Luna and her belief in the Book of Enoch, ancient “Space Aliens” etc.; Alle­ga­tions that Don­ald Trump has a speech pre­pared for the “dis­clo­sure” of “Fly­ing Saucers,” “Space Aliens,” etc.; A Catholic priest’s endorse­ment of the “Ancient Astronauts/Space Aliens” non­sense; Review of the Pentagon’s decades-long work on holo­graph­ic pro­jec­tions into the sky; Review of genet­ic-exper­i­ments involv­ing genes from a fire­fly insert­ed into a tobac­co plant, result­ing in a tobac­co leaf that glowed like a fire­fly; Nazi SS Offi­cer and NASA chief Wern­er Von Braun’s deathbed warn­ing of an “alien false-flag” UFO “Op” intend­ed to jus­ti­fy the mil­i­ta­riza­tion of space; Mr. Emory’s fears of some kind of “UFO ‘Op’” linked to the Mideast War and the poten­tial destruc­tion of Israel, the War of Armaged­don and the late Rev­erend Bil­ly Graham’s state­ment that “UFO’s are real, they are Angels sent by Jesus.”

JFK and the Unspeak­able: Why He Died and Why It Mat­ters by James W. Dou­glass; Touch­stone Books [SC]; Copy­right 2008 by James W. Dou­glass; ISBN 978–1‑4391–9388‑4; p. 301.

. . . . On his new assign­ment, [Robert] Vin­son would soon learn that the CIA’s projects out of Site 51 includ­ed exper­i­men­tal air­craft shaped like saucers. The same was true at the CIA’s oth­er base at Roswell, New Mex­i­co, where the C‑54 car­ry­ing the sec­ond Oswald had land­ed. Both Site 51 and Roswell were home to “fly­ing saucers” that peo­ple saw peri­od­i­cal­ly in the area. They in fact came not from out­er space but from the CIA, which encour­aged the fly­ing saucer reports . . . .

“Erich von Daniken, Who claimed Aliens Vis­it­ed Earth, Dies at 90;” by Mike Peed; The New York Times; Jan­u­ary 11, 2026.

. . . . He wrote the man­u­script for what became “Char­i­ots of the Gods” while man­ag­ing the Hotel Rosen­hügel in Davos. At the hotel’s bar one day, he met the edi­tor of a Swiss sci­ence mag­a­zine, who intro­duced Mr. von Däniken to an exec­u­tive at Econ-Ver­lag, a Swiss pub­lish­ing house. Econ-Ver­lag agreed to print 6,000 copies of what was orig­i­nal­ly titled “Erin­nerun­gen an die Zukun­ft,” or “Mem­o­ries of the Future,” but only after hir­ing Wil­helm Rog­gers­dorf, who had edit­ed the Nazi news­pa­per Völkisch­er Beobachter, to rework much of it. . . .