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SUBJECT: UFO Cover-Up ? FILE: UFO137
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PART 3
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At this point, it became obvious to all on board that the
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show was dramatically changing, and would not reflect the title
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it was promoting. For this and many other reasons too numerous
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and unrelated to mention here, many of the show's other prominent
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individuals began to slowly withdraw, such as Emenegger, Curt
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Brubaker and Tracy Torme.
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"UFO Cover-Up? Live!" had the potential for being one of the
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most powerful and impacting pieces of its type ever aired.
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However, the producer did everything in his power to insure that
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didn't occur. The show's greatest enemy was perhaps no the
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producer, per se, but the fear and paranoia induced within him.
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Is it only by chance that his paranoia became more obvious after
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the aforementioned meetings with "Condor" and "Falcon"?
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From a viewer's standpoint, the show was rather pitiful. It
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dragged, was incredibly redundant, never really got to the point
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and was painfully studded with such professional gaffes as a set
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of horrid glowing pyramids and supposedly live dialogue by in
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studio guests all obviously reading off teleprompters--except for
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the skeptics. All of this was the result of the producer's re-
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orientation.
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Just prior to the live studio airing, consultants Bill
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Moore, Jaime Shandera and Bob Emenegger were so annoyed with the
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producer's altered behavior that they began playing practical
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jokes on him right on the set, just to demonstrate how intensely
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they disliked how they and the show were being mishandled.
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So if there's anyone you wish to blame for being deprived of
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what was promised, or why the show was more of a sedative than an
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eye-opening dramatic look at what's actually been transpiring in
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ufology, don't blame the original writer, the director, the
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associate or segment producers, who all knew their jobs and did
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them superbly. The producer's paranoid state of mind and
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resultant change of attitude should catch the flak. The question
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is, why did he suddenly change? Just what influences caused it?
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In actuality, it would have been really interesting and
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exciting had the CIA, NSA or MJ-12 (presupposing the latter
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actually exists) infiltrated the production and attempted to
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manipulate the show. At least that would have put some
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excitement into it. It should be noted that later the producer
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was visited by a local FBI agent--a story that has been
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confirmed--apparently to discuss the show and it's contents. The
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reason for this aftermath visit is not known to this writer or
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the show's other production members, but it along with the
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repeated visits by "Falcon" and "Condor" may have also
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contributed to the wild rumors, which still continue to plague
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the field. As Tracy Torme once joked, "If someone's mustache is
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crooked, MJ-12 must be sending a secret message!"
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Perhaps the next time around, assuming there will be one,
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the right production company will hire the right producer. And
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perhaps that producer will give the show the proper guidance and
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vitalization to convey the truth as opposed to a limited and
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perhaps
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* THE U.F.O. BBS - http://www.ufobbs.com/ufo *
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