Saturday, November 26, 2022
Murder and mayhem for UFO whistleblowers?
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A blurb for a YouTube video the other night struck a nerve
but didn’t cause me to go looking for the clip.
It announced that Chris Mellon was supposed to meet once with a fellow who planned on telling Mellon secrets that would blow the lid off the UFO vault of secrecy, maintained by some inner sanctum of the U.S. government (the military I’m guessing).
But two days before the scheduled meeting, that fellow died of a “heart attack.”
Now, since I’m not personally involved or even really interested in some deep way, my non-paranoidal thinking that the poor chap was murdered by “agents” of the place or organization which holds the secrets of UFOs can be expressed without being thought as a speculative whim.
It seems statistically relevant to consider that the odd, sooner-than-normal, death of UFO whistleblowers or people with concrete information that opens the door or doors to what UFOs are is more than mathematically significant.
Even without such a profoundly effective closure of tattle-teller voices, what happens to people who tell stories out of secrecy school is often debilitating in other harmful ways.
Bob Lazar is said to be such a victim as was Paul Bennewitz:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dulce_Base
And victims of the more egregious kind – assassination by heart stoppage or “accidents” of a strange kind: James Forrestal (Truman’s Secretary of Defense), M.K. Jessup, James McDonald, John Mack (?), Ed Ruppelt, et al. – strike me as possible.
Surreptitious agencies (here and abroad) have always been thought to commit such crimes against those thought to be dangerous to National Security for their countries.
Should we be concerned?
RR
It announced that Chris Mellon was supposed to meet once with a fellow who planned on telling Mellon secrets that would blow the lid off the UFO vault of secrecy, maintained by some inner sanctum of the U.S. government (the military I’m guessing).
But two days before the scheduled meeting, that fellow died of a “heart attack.”
Now, since I’m not personally involved or even really interested in some deep way, my non-paranoidal thinking that the poor chap was murdered by “agents” of the place or organization which holds the secrets of UFOs can be expressed without being thought as a speculative whim.
It seems statistically relevant to consider that the odd, sooner-than-normal, death of UFO whistleblowers or people with concrete information that opens the door or doors to what UFOs are is more than mathematically significant.
Even without such a profoundly effective closure of tattle-teller voices, what happens to people who tell stories out of secrecy school is often debilitating in other harmful ways.
Bob Lazar is said to be such a victim as was Paul Bennewitz:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dulce_Base
And victims of the more egregious kind – assassination by heart stoppage or “accidents” of a strange kind: James Forrestal (Truman’s Secretary of Defense), M.K. Jessup, James McDonald, John Mack (?), Ed Ruppelt, et al. – strike me as possible.
Surreptitious agencies (here and abroad) have always been thought to commit such crimes against those thought to be dangerous to National Security for their countries.
Should we be concerned?
RR

