DoW Release 4: Scientists at a 1949 Los Alamos Aerial Phenomena Conference mention "German Stations in Space" - could these be Dr. Villarroel's objects?
Participants included Dr. Norris Bradbury, Director of Los Alamos and Dr. Edward Teller, the father of the hydrogen bomb - but no one seemed to ask, "What the hell are you talking about?"
The latest release of declassified files from the U.S. Department of War includes the following Atomic Energy Commission document:
The meeting was held to discuss the observations of “green fireballs” by Dr. Lincoln LaPaz (February 12, 1897 – October 19, 1985), who was an American astronomer from the University of New Mexico.
Other scientist present included Dr. Norris Bradbury, who at the time was the Director of the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory and Dr. Edward Teller, the chief promoter of the “Super” weapon - otherwise known as the hydrogen bomb.
Several military people were present, including Lt. Commander Richard Mandelkorn of the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project and a group from the 4th Army.
Civilian members included an FBI representative and Mr Sidney Newburger Jr., the AEC San Francisco Operations Office Chief of Security.
On page 21 of the document, we find the following incredible statement:
No one present at the meeting stops astronomer LaPaz and asks, “What the hell are you talking about?” - which implies they all KNEW exactly what he was talking about.
Could these German “so-called stations in space” actually be the pre-Sputnik objects discovered recently by Dr. Beatriz Villarroel on astro-photographic plates? The evidence of which Harvard astronomer and NSA Top Secret clearance holder Dr. Donald Menzel tried to destroy?
A few years after this meeting, Bradbury and Teller had a serious falling out over the way Teller seemed to “knife” Dr. J. Robert Oppenhiemer during his security clearance hearing. Dr. Harold M. Agnew, who replaced Norris as Director of LANL in the 1970s, tells the story:
It is interesting here to note that Teller’s “handler” whilst roaming about Los Alamos (where Teller later met Bob Lazar in the courtyard), George “Jay” Keyworth, became President Ronald Reagan’s Science Advisor. One of Teller’s Hungarian “Alien” associates, Colman von Keviczky took Keyworth to task over the true nature of the Strategic Defense Initiative - namely, protection against a hostile extraterrestrial invasion from space:
These interactions appear to indicate that not only were German space activities well-known, but that the Nazi government may have entered into some type of agreement with NHI during World War 2. Thus, the race to scoop up technology by the Americans, the British and the Soviets in the dying days of the conflict now makes much more sense - particularly with people like Henry Kissinger debriefing Nazi scientists and later directing the Rockefeller Brother’s Special Studies Project in 1956.
Custodian of the Majestic Documents, Ryan Wood, recently released a new fragment from what I believe is a survey document of MAJESTIC-12 operations from 1955-56, which was triggered by the findings of the Doolittle Report. Rockefeller is mentioned in the redacted portion (with a typo):
It would therefore appear that Nelson Rockefeller was heavily involved in negotiations with the NHI after WW2, as discussed here by Dr. Michael Salla:
Very interesting read, thanks!
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