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|- Underground Digital Press - Issue #3 - Volume 1 - January 1993 -|
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"The electronic magazine dedicated to alternative thought."
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>INTRODUCTION
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Welcome, at long last, to the third issue of the Underground
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Digital Press. I'm surprised we've made it this far. I wasn't
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expecting to see a third issue at all, but a few people managed to talk
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me into continuing the struggle.
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The Press has gone through a few changes in the past couple of
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months. Almost all of the staff has been replaced. This was not due
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to any of their faults, but, rather, my inability to keep the group
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organized. This new bunch of folk promises to be much better... I hope
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so, anyway.
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In this issue, you'll see a sample of what to exect in the future.
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Captain Zero's article on hacking PC Pursuit is one of the finest works
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on the subject I have seen to date. And you must not overlook
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Cerabus's fine contribution to the magazine, how to beat those pesky
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drug tests. Expect more original work like this from us in the future.
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We'd really like to hear from you. If you see us on any boards,
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please, by all means, drop us some E-mail... Even it's just to tell us
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what posers you think we are, we'd still be glad to know what you
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think. Hell, we'll probably even include them in the next issue. I'm
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currently working on getting a mail drop or a PO Box so that you can
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communicate to us more ideas.
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UDP is always looking for new and talented writers, as well as
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more distribution boards. If you have some good work, or a good,
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stable Bulletin Board that you want to be a part of the UDP team, get
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ahold of us.
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blah, blah, blah, blah, blah
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...Hacksaw
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albert752@southland.relay.ucm.org
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>CONTENTS
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Filename Description
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UDP-001.003 Introduction, by Hacksaw (This File)
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UDP-002.003 Hacking PC Pursuit, by Captain Zero
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UDP-003.003 Beating (Urine) Drug Test, by Cerabus
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UDP-004.003 The UFO Conspiracy, typed & contributed by Bishop
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UDP-APP.FRM Underground Digital Press Application Form
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>UNDERGROUND DIGITAL PRESS IS :
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Hacksaw Cerabus Captain Zero
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>UDP SUPPORT BOARDS
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LùHùDý - Lies, Inc. - UDP WHQ - (818) XXX-XXXX
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+++
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The Witching Hour - UDP Dist. Site - (XXX) XXX-XXXX
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" Put a pistol to your head,
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Pull the trigger
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Now you're dead. "
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...Hacksaw, '93
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Are you... Comfortable?
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*EOF*
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HACKING PC PURSUIT
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By: Captain Zero
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October 11, 1992
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Introduction
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It seems that lately, PC Pursuit has been ignored by many in
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the HP community - especially the users of the ever-popular 950s
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for long-distance calls. If there is a specific reason for this,
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I do not know. It could be because of it's difficulty to hack,
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but there are a few programs out there that automate this tedious
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process.
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What is PC Pursuit?
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PC Pursuit is a system which allows the user to make modem
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calls to other systems at a lower cost than normal phone-line
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calls. The calls made are billed to the account owners credit
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card. It is easily accessible via Telenet, and it is quite safe
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(although tedious) to hack. When a valid account and password
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have been found, you can place data calls to any of the 44 cities
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that PC Pursuit will allow. A list of these cities and their
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city ID codes will appear later in this article. For more
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information on PC Pursuit, call your local Telenet dialup and
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type C PURSUIT at the @ prompt.
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Hacking PC Pursuit Accounts
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PC Pursuit is accessed straight from Telenet's @ prompt.
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The format for PC Pursuit access is as follows:
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@ C D/!!@@@/Baud,%%%$$$$$$% <enter>
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PASSWORD = %$$$$%
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Where:
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!! = Two letter post office abbreviation.
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@@@ = Telenet city abbreviation (Listed later in this
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file).
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% = Any digit from 0-9.
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$ = Any character from A-Z.
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For Baud, substitute one of the following:
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3 for 300
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12 for 1200
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24 for 2400
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This baud rate will be the only baud rate at which you can
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connect to systems when you get into PC Pursuit.
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The "%%%$$$$$$%" structure is the user ID. The "%$$$$%" is
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the password for this ID.
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Here is an example:
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@ C D/CAGLE/24,CDF332643Q
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PASSWORD = W2116E
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This will connect you to PC Pursuit (providing the ID and
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code are correct) and allow you to call systems in Glendale
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(818), California at 2400 baud.
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As for hacking, just plug in the letters and numbers in the
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correct places and keep on trying until it works. I'd suggest
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getting a program to do this for you, either by making one, or
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downloading one. I like a program called Phry Code Pro v4.00 by
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The Exciter, although sometimes it acts up on me.
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Okay. I have a valid. Now what?
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When you are 'in' your PC Pursuit account and at the
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selected city, there are two modes of operation - TM and MM. You
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start out in MM, which is where you can use Hayes modem commands
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to make calls, such as ATDT###-####. You may also switch to TM
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by pressing ^E<cr>. In TM, different, more "User Friendly"
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commands are used. Pressing '?' in TM will give you a list of
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these commands. Also, return messages are different in TM and
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MM. Here are some examples:
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MM TM
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BUSY BUSY!
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CONNECT ANSWER TONE
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NO CARRIER FAILED CALL
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As you can see, in MM mode, you get results that are
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identical to those of the Hayes modem.
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To hang up from the system you are connected to, press
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^C^D<cr>. After you are done with PC Pursuit, press @ to return
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to the Telenet prompt, and then press D<cr> to disconnect from PC
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Pursuit. If you pressed @ to get to the Telenet prompt by
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accident, type cont<cr> to return.
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City Codes
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Note: The baud rates listed are the only ones allowed in
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the particular cities.
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City Code City Entries
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Ann Arbor, MI 313 D/MIAAR/12
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D/MIAAR/24
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Atlanta, GA 404 D/GAATL/3
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D/GAATL/12
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D/GAATL/24
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Austin, TX 512 D/TXAUS/12
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D/TXAUS/24
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Boston, MA 617 D/MABOS/3
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D/MABOS/12
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D/MABOS/24
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Chicago, IL 312 \ D/ILCHI/3
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708 > D/ILCHI/12
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815 / D/ILCHI/24
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(for 708, must use 1708 + phone number)
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(for 815, must use 1815 + phone number)
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Cleveland, OH 216 D/OHCLE/3
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D/OHCLE/12
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D/OHCLE/24
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Colton, CA 714 D/CACOL/3
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D/CACOL/12
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D/CACOL/24
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Columbus, OH 614 D/OHCOL/12
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D/OHCOL/24
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Dallas, TX 214 \ D/TXDAL/3
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> D/TXDAL/12
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817 / D/TXDAL/24
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(for 817, must use 817 + phone number)
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Denver, CO 303 D/CODEN/3
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D/CODEN/12
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D/CODEN/24
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Detroit, MI 313 D/MIDET/3
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D/MIDET/12
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D/MIDET/24
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Glendale, CA 818 \ D/CAGLE/3
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310 > D/CAGLE/12
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213 / D/CAGLE/24
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(for 213, must use 1213 + phone number)
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(for 310, must use 1310 + phone number)
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Hartford, CT 203 D/CTHAR/3
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D/CTHAR/12
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D/CTHAR/24
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Hempstead, NY 516 D/NYHEM/12
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D/NYHEM/24
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Houston, TX 713 D/TXHOU/3
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D/TXHOU/12
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D/TXHOU/24
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Indianapolis, IN 317 D/ININD/12
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D/ININD/24
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Kansas City, MO 816 \ D/MOKCI/3
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> D/MOKCI/12
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913 / D/MOKCI/24
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Los Angeles, CA 213 \ D/CALAN/3
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310 > D/CALAN/12
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818 / D/CALAN/24
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(for 818, must use 1818 + phone number)
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(for 310, must use 1310 + phone number)
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Miami, FL 305 D/FLMIA/3
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D/FLMIA/12
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D/FLMIA/24
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Milwaukee, WI 414 D/WIMIL/3
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D/WIMIL/12
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D/WIMIL/24
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Minneapolis, MN 612 D/MNMIN/3
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D/MNMIN/12
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D/MNMIN/24
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Newark, NJ 201 \ D/NJNEW/3
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> D/NJNEW/12
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908 / D/NJNEW/24
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(for 908, must use 1908 + phone number)
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Memphis, TN 901 \ D/TNMEM/12
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601 / D/TNMEM/24
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(for 601, must use 1601 + phone number)
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New Brunswick, NJ 908 \ D/NJNBR/12
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201 / D/NJNBR/24
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(for 201, must use 1201 + phone number)
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New Orleans, LA 504 D/LANOR/12
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D/LANOR/24
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New York, NY 212 \ D/NYNYO/3
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516 \ D/NYNYO/12
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718 / D/NYNYO/24
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914 /
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(for 516, must use 1516 + phone number)
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(for 718, must use 1718 + phone number)
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(for 914, must use 1914 + phone number)
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Oakland, CA 415 \ D/CAOAK/3
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> D/CAOAK/12
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510 / D/CAOAK/24
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(for 415, must use 1415 + phone number)
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Orlando, FL 407 D/FLORL/12
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D/FLORL/24
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Palo Alto, CA 415 \ D/CAPAL/3
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408 > D/CAPAL/12
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510 / D/CAPAL/24
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(for 408, must use 1408 + phone number)
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(for 510, must use 1510 + phone number)
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Philadelphia, PA 215 D/PAPHI/3
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D/PAPHI/12
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D/PAPHI/24
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Phoenix, AZ 602 D/AZPHO/3
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D/AZPHO/12
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D/AZPHO/24
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(Some exchanges must use 1602 + phone number
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please check AZPHO.xch for details)
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Pittsburgh, PA 412 D/PAPIT/12
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D/PAPIT/24
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Portland, OR 503 D/ORPOR/3
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D/ORPOR/12
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D/ORPOR/24
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Research Triangle Park, NC 919 D/NCRTP/3
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D/NCRTP/12
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D/NCRTP/24
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Sacramento, CA 916 D/CASAC/3
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D/CASAC/12
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D/CASAC/24
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(Some exchanges must use 1 + phone number
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please check CASAC.xch for details)
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Salt Lake City, UT 801 D/UTSLC/3
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D/UTSLC/12
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D/UTSLC/24
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San Diego, CA 619 D/CASDI/3
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D/CASDI/12
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D/CASDI/24
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San Francisco, CA 415 \ D/CASFA/3
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> D/CASFA/12
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510 / D/CASFA/24
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(for 510, must use 1510 + phone number)
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San Jose, CA 408 \ D/CASJO/3
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510 > D/CASJO/12
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415 / D/CASJO/24
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(for 415, must use 1415 + phone number)
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(for 510, must use 1510 + phone number)
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Santa Ana, CA 714 \ D/CASAN/3
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310 > D/CASAN/12
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213 / D/CASAN/24
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(for 213, must use 1213 + phone number)
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(for 310, must use 1310 + phone number)
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Seattle, WA 206 D/WASEA/3
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D/WASEA/12
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D/WASEA/24
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St. Louis, MO 314 \ D/MOSLO/3
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> D/MOSLO/12
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618 / D/MOSLO/24
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(for 618, must use 1618 + phone number)
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Tampa, FL 813 D/FLTAM/3
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D/FLTAM/12
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D/FLTAM/24
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Washington, DC 202 \ D/DCWAS/3
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703 > D/DCWAS/12
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301 / D/DCWAS/24
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(for 703, must use 703 + phone number)
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(for 301, must use 301 + phone number)
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Conclusion
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Now you should know what PC Pursuit is, and how to go about
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finding accounts and using them for data calls. If you don't
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have the time for hacking an account, or even if you do, you may
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want to consider getting your own account, as the savings on long
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distance calls are usually substantial. Typing C PURSUIT at the
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Telenet prompt will give you all the information you need. When
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you find accounts and passcodes, remember - hackers share. =)
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I'd like to thank The Exciter for his program PCP, and some
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good information on PC Pursuit. I'd like to thank PC Pursuit,
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also. Thanks again to anyone else that's helped my through life
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so far. I hope this text file has been informative and helpful,
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and I hope to see some more PC Pursuit codes floating around the
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boards and VMBs.
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Disclaimer
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The information contained within this file is for
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instructional purposes only. Neither I or any member of the
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group which is distributing this file condone the illegal use of
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this information, nor do we accept any responsibility for the
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actions of those who do abuse this information.
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Captain Zero
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<eof>
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-> Another fine UDP original :
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How to beat a (Urine) Drug Test
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By Cerabus
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You're probably wondering what qualifies me to write this.
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Well let me tell you. First of all, I'm a drug education
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instructor and sub-contracted to the county of LA at one of
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their many fine jails. I've been in the drug recovery
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business for 7 years and have compiled alot of info!
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So you're probably thinking, what's this guy giving up this
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info if he's basically a drug counselor. Well if you're in
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treatment, I suggest you stay clean and do the best you can.
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This file is for people who don't have a problem with drugs
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& alcohol and might get tested for a job or some crazy shit
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like that.
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See, I don't believe testing belongs in that realm, it is
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truly unconstitutional! It's unreasonable search & seizure,
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period.
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So, on with the meat of this file...
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Probably the single biggest factor of drugs staying in your
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body is your percentage of body fat. The healthy amount of
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fat you should have is 25%. The more fat you have the longer
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the drug stays in the body. So of course always exercise!
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Always maintain a healthy vitamin habit. A vitamin B complex
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speeds up your metabolism. Try to avoid alcohol as it does
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the opposite, slows it down. You've probably heard rumors
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about niacin; they're all false and untrue. Niacin affects the
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blood, which is not we are working with.
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Here's a list of things you will need:
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Cranberry Juice
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Vinegar (any kind will do) and Orange Juice
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Vitamin B complex
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A Sauna if possible
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Golden Seal
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High Amounts of Caffeine
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Daily drink as much cranberry juice as possible, take
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vitamin B, Golden Seal (powder form if possible). This is
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sort of a maintance. Piss as much as possible.
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The day before purge yourself with juices (cranberry), sweat
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as much as possible, get those fluids moving. Early evening
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drink 1oz of vinegar per 25 lbs of body weight. 1oz is about
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a shot glass. Be sure and burp between each shot or YOU WILL
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throw up. Chase each shot with some orange juice.
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The day of the test, drink as much WATER as possible and DO
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NOT go to the bathroom! This is called kidney shut down.
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This system does work, as I know there are many people that
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were in treatment and told me they were getting loaded the
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whole time from these various things. I've compiled them for
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you. So have fun protecting your bladder from illegal search
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& seizure.
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Any questions? E-mail Cerabus 1@2 Sense/Net or any board you
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can find me on.
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UDP #3-3> Another fine rip-off from UDP
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T H E
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Great
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Government Conspiracy
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on
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Alien technology
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and
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Alien contact
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An Excerpt from CELESTIAL PASSENGERS : UFO's & Space Travel,
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by
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Margaret Sachs with Ernest Jahn
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Brought to you via Bishop
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Friends, for the past half century or more the government has been
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hiding a great deal from us including the contact with alien life forms. It
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has been speculated to be that UFO's have existed for as long as recorded time
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has been. Some say that the ancient Egyptians were helped by aliens in the
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construction of the great pyrimads. This is one in ongoing file series by me
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with information on this conspiracy. So sit back, relax, and read on, read on.
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It is my philosophy to encourage debate on paranormal
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issues, no matter how controversial, and we welcome anyones input.
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Statement Released By:
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John Lear
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December 29, 1987
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John Lear, a captain for a major US Airline has flown over 160
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different types of aircraft in over 50 different countries. He holds
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17 world speed records in the Lear Jet and is the only pilot ever to
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hold every airline certificate issued by the Federal Aviation
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Administration. Mr. Lear has flown missions worldwide for the CIA and
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other government agencies. A former Nevada State Senator candidate,
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he is the son of William P. Lear, designer of the Lear Jet executive
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airplane, the 8-track stereo, and founder of Lear Siegler Corporation.
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Lear became interested in the subject of UFO's 13 months ago after
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talking with United States Air Force Personnel who had witnessed a UFO
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landing at Bentwaters AFB, near London, England, and three small
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aliens walking up to the Wing Commander.
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Note to the Press:
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The government of the United States continues to rely on your
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personal and professional gullibility to suppress the information
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contained herein. Your cooperation over the past 40 years has
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exceeded our wildest expectations and we salute you.
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"The sun does not revolve around the Earth"
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"The United States Government has been in business with little gray
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extraterrestrials for about 20 years"
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The first truth stated here got Giordano Bruno burned at the stake in
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AD 1600 for daring to propose that it was real. The second truth has
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gotten far more people killed trying to state it publicly than will
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ever be known.
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But the truth must be told. The fact that the Earth revolves around
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the sun was successfully suppressed by the church for over 200 years.
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It eventually caused a major upheaval in the church, government, and
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thought. A realignment of social and traditional values. That was in
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the 1800's.
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Now, about 400 years after the first truth was pronounced we must
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again face the shocking facts. The "horrible truth" the government
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has been hiding from us over 40 years. Unfortunately, the "horrible
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truth" is far more horrible than the government ever imagined.
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In its effort to protect democracy, our government sold us to the
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aliens. And here is how it happened. But before I begin, I'd like to
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offer a word in the defense of those who bargained us away. They had
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the best of intentions.
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Germany may have recovered a flying saucer as early as 1939. General
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James H. Doolittle went to Sweden in 1946 to inspect a flying saucer
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that had crashed there in Spitzbergen.
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The "horrible truth" was known by only a very few persons: They were
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indeed ugly little creatures, shaped like praying mantises and who
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were more advanced than us by perhaps a billion years. Of the
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original group that were the first to learn the "horrible truth",
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several committed suicide, the most prominent of which was General
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James V. Forrestal who jumped to his death from a 16th story hospital
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window. General Forrestal's medical records are sealed to this day.
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President Truman quickly put a lid on the secret and turned the screws
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so tight that the general public still thinks that flying saucers are
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a joke. Have I ever got a surprise for them.
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In 1947, President Truman established a group of 12 of the top
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military scientific personnel of their time. They were known as MJ-
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12. Although the group exists today, none of the original members are
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still alive. The last one to die was Gordon Gray, former Secretary of
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the Army, in 1984. As each member passed away, the group itself
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appointed a new member to fill the position. There is some
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speculation that the group known as MJ-12 expanded to at least several
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more members.
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There were several more saucer crashes in the late 1940's, one in
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Roswell, New Mexico, one in Aztec, New Mexico, and one near Laredo,
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Texas, about 30 miles inside the Mexican border.
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Consider, if you will, the position of the United States Government at
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that time. They proudly thought of themselves as the most powerful
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nation on Earth, having recently produced the atomic bomb, an
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achievement so stupendous, it would take Russia 4 years to catch up,
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and only with the help of traitors to Democracy. They had built a jet
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aircraft that had exceeded the speed of sound in flight. They had
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built jet bombers with intercontinental range that could carry weapons
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of enormous destruction. The post war era, and the future seemed
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bright. Now imagine what it was like for those same leaders, all of
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whom had witnessed the panic of Orson Wells' radio broadcast, "The War
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of the Worlds", in 1938. Thousands of Americans panicked at a
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realistically presented invasion of Earth by beings from another
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planet. Imagine their horror as they actually viewed the dead bodies
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of these frightening looking little creatures with enormous eyes,
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reptilian skin and claw like fingers. Imagine their shock as they
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attempted to determine how these strange "saucers" were powered and
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could discover no part even remotely similar to components they were
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familiar with: no cylinders or pistons, no vacuum tubes or turbines or
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hydraulic actuators. It is only when you fully understand the
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overwhelming helplessness the government was faced with in the late
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40's that you can comprehend their perceived need for a total,
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thorough, and sweeping cover up, to include the use of "deadly force".
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The cover-up was so successful that as late as 1985 a senior scientist
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with the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, Dr. Al
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Hibbs, would look at a video tape of an enormous flying saucer and
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state the record, "I'm not going to assign anything to that (UFO)
|
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phenomena without a lot more data". Dr. Hibbs was looking at the
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naked emperor and saying, "He certainly looks naked, but that doesn't
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prove he's naked."
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In July of 1952, a panicked government watched helplessly as squadron
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of "flying saucers" flew over Washington, D.C., and buzzed the White
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House, the Capitol Building, and the Pentagon. It took all the
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imagination and intimidation the government could muster to force that
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incident out of the memory of the public.
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Thousands of sightings occurred during the Korean war and several more
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saucers were retrieved by the Air Force. Some were stored at Wright-
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Patterson Air Force Base, some were stored at Air Force bases near the
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location of the crash sight.
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One saucer was so enormous and the logistic problems in transportation
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so enormous that it was buried at the crash sight and remains there
|
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today. The stories are legendary on transporting crashed saucers over
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long distances, moving only at night, purchasing complete farms,
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slashing through forests, blocking major highways, sometimes driving 2
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and 3 lo-boys in tandem with and extraterrestrial load a hundred feet
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in diameter.
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On April 30, 1964, the first communication between these aliens and
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the U.S. Government took place at Holloman Air Force Base in New
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Mexico. 3 saucers landed at a prearranged area and a meeting was held
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between the aliens and intelligence officers of the U.S. Government.
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During the period of 1969-1971, MJ-12 representing the U.S. Government
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made a deal with these creatures, called EBE's (Extraterrestrial
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Biological Entities, named by Detley Bronk, original MJ-12 member and
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6th President of Johns Hopkins University). The "deal" was that in
|
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exchange for "technology" that they would provide to us, we agreed to
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"ignore" the abductions that were going on and suppress information on
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the cattle mutilations. The EBE's assured MJ-12 that the abductions
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(usually lasting about 2 hours) were merely the ongoing monitoring of
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developing civilizations.
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In fact, the purposes for the abductions turned out to be:
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(1) The insertion of a 3mm spherical device through the nasal cavity
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of the abductee into the brain. the device is used for the biological
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|
monitoring, tracking, and control of the abductee.
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(2) Implementation of Posthypnotic Suggestion to carry out a specific
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|
activity during a specific time period, the actuation of which will
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|
occur within the next 2 to 5 years.
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(3) Termination of some people so that they could function as living
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sources for biological material and substances.
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(4) Termination of individuals who represent a threat to the
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continuation of their activity.
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(5) Effect genetic engineering experiments.
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(6) Impregnation of human females and early termination of
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pregnancies to secure the crossbreed infant.
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The U.S. Government was not initially aware of the far reaching
|
|
consequences of their "deal". They were led to believe that the
|
|
abductions were essentially benign and since they figured the
|
|
abductions would probably go on anyway whether they agreed or not,
|
|
they merely insisted that a current list of abductees be submitted, on
|
|
a periodic basis, to MJ-12 and the National Security Council. Does
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|
this sound incredible? An actual list of abductees sent to the
|
|
National Security Council? Read on, because I have news for you.
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The EBE's have a genetic disorder in that their digestive system is
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|
atrophied and not functional. Some speculate that they were involved
|
|
in some type of accident or nuclear war, or possibly on the back side
|
|
of an evolutionary genetic curve. In order to sustain themselves they
|
|
use an enzyme or hormonal secretion obtained from the tissue that they
|
|
extract from humans and animals. (Note: Cows and Humans are
|
|
genetically similar. In the event of a national disaster, cow's blood
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|
can be used by humans.)
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The secretions obtained are then mixed with hydrogen peroxide and
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|
applied on the skin by spreading or dipping parts of their bodies in
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|
the solution. The body absorbs the solution, then excretes the waste
|
|
back through the skin. The cattle mutilations that were prevalent
|
|
throughout the period from 1973 to 1983 and publicly noted through
|
|
newspaper and magazine stories and included a documentary produced by
|
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Linda Howe for the Denver CBS affiliate KMGH-TV, were for the
|
|
collection of these tissues by the aliens. The mutilations included
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genitals taken, rectums cored out to the colon, eyes, tongue, and
|
|
throat all surgically removed with extreme precision. In some cases
|
|
the incisions were made by cutting between the cells, a process we are
|
|
not yet capable of performing in the field. In many of the
|
|
mutilations there was no blood found at all in the carcass, yet there
|
|
was no vascular collapse of the internal organs. This has been also
|
|
noted in the human mutilations, one of the first of which was Sgt.
|
|
Jonathan P. Louette at the White Sands Missile Test Range in 1956, who
|
|
was found three days after an Air Force Major had witnessed his
|
|
abduction by a "disk shaped" object at 0300 while on a search for
|
|
missile debris downrange. His genitals had been removed, rectum cored
|
|
out in a surgically precise "plug" up to the colon, eyes removed and
|
|
all blood removed with, again, no vascular collapse. From some of the
|
|
evidence it is apparent that this surgery is accomplished, in most
|
|
cases, while the victim, animal or human, is still alive.
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|
|
|
The various parts of the body are taken to various underground
|
|
laboratories, one of which is known to be near the small New Mexico
|
|
town of Dulce. This jointly occupied (CIA-Alien) facility has been
|
|
described as enormous, with huge tiled walls that "go on forever".
|
|
Witnesses have reported huge vats filled with amber liquid with parts
|
|
of human bodies being stirred inside.
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|
|
|
After the initial agreement, Groom Lake, one of this nations most
|
|
secret test centers, was closed for a period of about a year, sometime
|
|
between about 1972 and 1974, and a huge underground facility was
|
|
constructed for and with the help of the EBE's. The "bargained for"
|
|
technology was set in place but could only be operated by the EBE's
|
|
themselves. Needless to say, the advanced technology could not be
|
|
used against the EBE's themselves, even if needed.
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|
|
|
During the period between 1979 and 1983 it became increasingly obvious
|
|
to MJ-12 that things were not going as planned. It became known that
|
|
many more people (in the thousands) were being abducted than were
|
|
listed on the official abduction lists. In addition it became obvious
|
|
that some, not all, but some of the nation's missing children had been
|
|
used for secretions and other parts required by the aliens.
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|
|
|
In 1979 there was an altercation of sorts at the Dulce laboratory. A
|
|
special armed forces unit was called in to try and free a number of
|
|
our people trapped in the facility, who had become aware of what was
|
|
really going on. According to one source, 66 of the soldiers were
|
|
killed and our people were not freed.
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|
|
|
By 1984, MJ-12 must have been in stark terror at the mistake they had
|
|
made in dealing with the EBE's. They had subtly promoted "Close
|
|
Encounters of the Third Kind" and "E.T." to get the public used to
|
|
"odd looking" aliens that were compassionate, benevolent and very much
|
|
our "space brothers". MJ-12 "sold" the EBE's to the public, and were
|
|
now faced with the fact that quite the opposite was true. In
|
|
addition, a plan was formulated in 1968 to make the public aware of
|
|
the existence of aliens on earth over the next 20 years to be
|
|
culminated with several documentaries to be released during 1985-1987
|
|
period of time. These documentaries would explain the history and
|
|
intentions of the EBE's. The discovery of the "Grand Deception" put
|
|
the entire plans, hopes and dreams of MJ-12 into utter confusion and
|
|
panic.
|
|
|
|
Meeting at the "Country Club", a remote lodge with private golf
|
|
course, comfortable sleeping and working quarters, and its own private
|
|
airstrip built by and exclusively for the members of MJ-12, it was a
|
|
factional fight of what to do now. Part of MJ-12 wanted to confess
|
|
the whole scheme and shambles it had become to the public, beg their
|
|
forgiveness and ask for their support. The other part (and majority)
|
|
of MJ-12 argued that there was no way they could do that, that the
|
|
situation was untenable and there was no use in exciting the public
|
|
with the "horrible truth" and that the best plan was to continue the
|
|
development of a weapon that could be used against the EBE's under the
|
|
guise of "SDI", the Strategic Defense Initiative, which had nothing
|
|
whatsoever to do with a defense for inbound Russian nuclear missiles.
|
|
As these words are being written, Dr. Edward Teller, "father" of the
|
|
H-Bomb is personally in the test tunnels of the Nevada Test Site,
|
|
driving his workers and associates in the words of one, "like a man
|
|
possessed". And well he should, for Dr. Teller is a member of MJ-12
|
|
along with Dr. Kissenger, Admiral Bobby Inman, and possibly Admiral
|
|
Poindexter, to name a few of the current members of MJ-12.
|
|
|
|
Before the "Grand Deception" was discovered and according to a
|
|
meticulous plan of metered release of information to the public,
|
|
several documentaries and video tapes were made. William Moore, a
|
|
Burbank, California, based UFO researcher who wrote "The Roswell
|
|
Incident", a book published in 1980 that detailed the crash, recovery
|
|
and subsequent cover-up of a UFO with 4 alien bodies, has a video tape
|
|
of 2 newsmen interviewing a military officer associated with MJ-12.
|
|
This military officer answers questions relating to the history of MJ-
|
|
12 and the cover-up, the recovery of a number of flying saucers and
|
|
the existence of a live alien (one of 3 living aliens captured and
|
|
designated, or named, EBE-1, EBE-2, and EBE-3, being held in a
|
|
facility designated as YY-II at Los Alamos, New Mexico. The only
|
|
other facility of this type, which is electromagnetically secure, is
|
|
at Edwards Air Force Base in Mojave, California). The officer names
|
|
those previously mentioned plus a few others: Harold Brown, Richard
|
|
Helms, Gen. Vernon Walters, JPL's Dr. Lew Allen and Dr. Theodore von
|
|
Karman, to name a few of the current and past members of MJ-12.
|
|
|
|
The officer also relates the fact that the EBE's claim to have created
|
|
Christ. The EBE's have a type of recording device that has recorded
|
|
all of Earth's history and can display it in the form of a hologram.
|
|
This hologram can be filmed but because of the way holograms work does
|
|
not come out very clear on movie film or video tape. The crucifixion
|
|
of Christ on the Mount of Olives has allegedly been put on film to
|
|
show the public. The EBE's claim to have created Christ, which, in
|
|
view of the "Grand Deception", could be an effort to disrupt
|
|
traditional values for undetermined reasons.
|
|
|
|
Another video tape allegedly in existence is an interview with an EBE.
|
|
Since EBE's communicate telepathically, an Air Force Colonel serves as
|
|
an interpreter. Just before the recent stock market correction in
|
|
October of 1987, several newsmen, including Bill Moore, had been
|
|
invited to Washington, D.C., to personally film the EBE in a similar
|
|
type interview, and distribute the film to the public. Apparently,
|
|
because of the correction in the market, it was felt the timing was
|
|
not propitious. In any case, it certainly seems like an odd method to
|
|
inform the public of extraterrestrials, but it would be in keeping
|
|
with the actions of a panicked organization who at this point in time
|
|
doesn't know which way to turn.
|
|
|
|
Moore is also in possession of more Aquarius documents, a few pages of
|
|
which leaked out several years ago and detailed the supersecret NSA
|
|
project which had been denied by them until just recently. In a
|
|
letter to Senator John Glenn, NSA's Director of Policy, Julia B.
|
|
Wetzel, wrote, "Apparently there is or was an Air Force project with
|
|
that name (Aquarius) which dealt with UFO's. Coincidently, there is
|
|
also an NSA project by that name." NSA's project Aquarius deals
|
|
specifically with the "communications with the aliens" (the EBE's).
|
|
Within the Aquarius program was project "Snowbird", a project to test-
|
|
fly a recovered alien aircraft at Groom Lake, Nevada. This project
|
|
continues today at that location. In the words of an individual who
|
|
works at Groom Lake, "Our people are much better at taking things
|
|
apart than they are at putting them back together."
|
|
|
|
Moore, who claims he has a contact with MJ-12, feels that they have
|
|
been stringing him along, slipping him documents and providing him
|
|
leads, promising to go public with some of the information on
|
|
extraterrestrials by the end of 1987.
|
|
|
|
Certain of Moore's statements lead one to believe that Moore himself
|
|
is a government agent working for MJ-12, not to be strung along, but
|
|
string along ever hopeful UFOlogists that the truth is just around the
|
|
corner. Consider:
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|
|
|
1. Moore states emphatically that he is not a government agent,
|
|
although when Lee Graham (a Southern California based UFOlogist) was
|
|
investigated by DIS (Defense Investigative Service) for possession of
|
|
classified documents received from Moore, Moore himself was not.
|
|
|
|
2. Moore states emphatically that the cattle mutilations of 1973-
|
|
1983 were a hoax by Linda Howe (producer of "A Strange Harvest") to
|
|
create publicity for herself. He cites the book "Mute Evidence" as
|
|
the bottom line of the hoax. "Mute Evidence" was a government
|
|
sponsored book to explain the mutilations in conventional terms.
|
|
|
|
3. Moore states that the U.S.A.F. Academy physics book,
|
|
"Introductory Space Science", vol. II chapter 13, entitled
|
|
"Unidentified Flying Objects", which describes four of the most
|
|
commonly seen aliens (one of which is the EBE) was written by Lt. Col.
|
|
Edward R. Therkelson and Major Donald B. Carpenter, Air Force
|
|
personnel who did not know what they were talking about and were
|
|
merely siting "crackpot" references. He, Moore, states that the book
|
|
was withdrawn to excise the chapter.
|
|
|
|
If the government felt they were being forced to acknowledge the
|
|
existence of aliens on Earth because of the overwhelming evidence such
|
|
as the October and November sightings in Wytheville, Va., and recently
|
|
released books such as "Night Siege" (Hynek, J. Allen;Imbrogno,
|
|
Phillip J.;Pratt, Bob:Night Siege, Ballantine Books, Random House, New
|
|
York), and taking into consideration the "grand deception" and
|
|
obviously hostile intentions of the EBE's, it might be expedient for
|
|
MJ-12 to admit the EBE's but conceal the information on the
|
|
mutilations and abductions. If MJ-12 and Moore were in some kind of
|
|
agreement then it would be beneficial to Moore to toe the party line.
|
|
For example, MJ-12 would say... "here are some more genuine
|
|
documents... but remember... no talking about the mutilations or
|
|
abductions". This would be beneficial to Moore as it would supply the
|
|
evidence to support his theory that E.T.'s exist but deny the truths
|
|
about the E.T.'s. However, if Moore was indeed working for MJ-12, he
|
|
would follow the party line anyway... admitting the E.T.'s but pooh
|
|
poohing the mutilations and abductions. If working alone, Moore might
|
|
not even be aware of the "grand deception".
|
|
|
|
Time will tell. It is possible that Moore will go ahead and release
|
|
the video interview with the military officer around the first of the
|
|
year, as he has promised. From MJ-12's point of view, the public
|
|
would be exposed to the information without really having to believe
|
|
it because Moore is essentially not as credible a source as, say, the
|
|
President of the United States. After a few months of digestion and
|
|
discussion, a more credible source could emerge with a statement that,
|
|
"yes, in fact the interview was essentially factual". This scenario
|
|
would cushion somewhat the blow to the public. If, however, Moore
|
|
does not release the tape by, say, February 1 of 1988, but comes
|
|
instead with a story similar to: "MJ-12 has informed me that they are
|
|
definitely planning a release of all information by October of 88. I
|
|
have seen the plan and have seen the guarantee that this will happen,
|
|
so I have decided to withhold the release of my video tape at this
|
|
time as it may cause some problems with MJ-12's plans." This would in
|
|
effect buy more time for MJ-12 and time is what they desperately need.
|
|
|
|
Now you ask, "Why haven't I heard about any of this?" Who do you think
|
|
you would hear it from? Dan Rather? Tom Brokaw? Sam Donaldson?
|
|
Wrong. These people just read the news, they don't find it. They
|
|
have ladies who call and interview witnesses and verify statements on
|
|
stories coming over the wire (either AP or UPI). It's not like Dan
|
|
Rather would go down to Wytheville, Virginia, and dig into why there
|
|
were 4 THOUSAND reported sightings in October and November of 1987.
|
|
Better that Tom Brokaw or someone else should risk their credibility
|
|
on this type of story. Tom Brokaw? Tom wants Sam Donaldson to risk
|
|
his credibility. No one, but no one, is going to risk their neck on
|
|
such outlandish ideas, regardless of how many people report sightings
|
|
of 900 foot objects running them off the road. In the case of the
|
|
Wytheville sightings, dozens of vans with NASA lettered on the side
|
|
failed to interest newsmen. And those that asked questions were
|
|
informed that NASA was doing a weather survey.
|
|
|
|
Well then, you ask, what about our scientists? What about Carl Sagan?
|
|
Isaac Asimov? Arthur C. Clarke? Wouldn't they have known? If Carl
|
|
Sagan knows then he is committing a great fraud through the
|
|
solicitation of memberships in the Planetary Society, "to search for
|
|
extraterrestrial intelligence". Another charade into which the U.S.
|
|
Government dumps million of dollar every year is the radio telescope
|
|
in Arecibo, Puerto Rico, operated by Cornell University with - guess
|
|
who? - Carl Sagan. Cornell is ostensibly searching for signals from
|
|
Outer Space, a sign maybe, that somebody is out there. It is hard to
|
|
believe that relatively intelligent astronomers like Sagan could be so
|
|
ignorant.
|
|
|
|
What about Isaac Asimov? Surely the most prolific science fiction
|
|
writer of all time would have guessed by now that there must be an
|
|
enormous cover-up? Maybe, but if he knows he's not saying. Perhaps
|
|
he's afraid that "Foundation" and "Empire" will turn out to be
|
|
inaccurate.
|
|
|
|
What about Arthur C. Clarke? Surely the most technically accurate of
|
|
Science Fiction writers with very close ties to NASA would have at
|
|
least a hint of what's really going on. Again, if so he isn't
|
|
talking. In a recent Science Fiction survey, Clarke estimates that
|
|
contact with extraterrestrial intelligent life would not occur before
|
|
the 21st Century.
|
|
|
|
If the government won't tell us the truth and the major networks won't
|
|
even give it serious consideration, then what is the big picture,
|
|
anyway? Are the EBE's, having done a hundred thousand or more
|
|
abductions (possibly millions worldwide), built an untold number of
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secret underground bases (Groom Lake, Nevada; Sunspot, Datil, Roswell,
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and Pine Town, New Mexico, just to name a few) getting ready to return
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to wherever they came from? Or, form the obvious preparations are we
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to assume that they are getting ready for a big move? Or is the more
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sinister and most probable situation that the invasion is essentially
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complete and it is all over but the screaming?
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A well planned invasion of Earth for it's resources and benefits would
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not begin with mass landings of ray-gun equipped aliens. A properly
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planned and executed invasion by a civilization thousands and probably
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hundreds of thousands of years in advance of us would most likely be
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complete before even a handful of people (say 12?) realized what was
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happening. No fuss, no muss. The best advice I can give you is this:
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Next time you see a flying saucer and are awed by its obvious display
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of technology and gorgeous lights of pure color - RUN LIKE HELL!
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[Re-printed by Bishop without any permission from the author - Fuck her]
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