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According
to
the
January/February
1990
issue
of
International
UFO
Re porter
,
Alexander
is
manager
of
anti-material
technology
in
the
Defense
Initiative
Office
a
Los
Alamos
national
Laboratory.
Thus
he
is
located m
an
area
of
intense
activity
--
Hew
Mexico,
the
Land
of
Alexander
recently co-authored
a
book
entitled
Warrior's
Ed ge
(Morrow,
Hew
York,
1990)
with
Major
Richard
qFoIT e
_ and
Janet
Morris.
Groller
served
on
the
staff
of
the
Directorate
of
Intelligence,
U.S.
Forces
Command,
the
U.S.
Army
Intelligence
School,
and
the
Defense
Intelligence
Agency
(DIA).
Groller
has
published
an
article
in
Military.
intellige nce
titled
"Soviet
Psychotronics
-
A
State
of
Mind
.
"
Morris
is
affiliated
with
the
national
Intelligence
Study
Center
and
worked
as
long
as
years
ago
on
the
effect
of
mind
on
probability
in
computer
systems.
GEHERALS
One wonders
about
a
two-star
General
(Kerby)
showing
up
incognito
to
interview
a
"UFO
buff,"
(Graham)
and
who
also
spends
some
of
his
time with
a
congressional
aide
who
specializes
in
paranormal
and
Hew
Age
topics.
But
stealth
specialist
Kerby
is
not
the
only general
officer
who
seems
to
be
on
friendly
terms
with
Scott
Jones.
While
Kerby
seems
to
devote
his
energies
to
the
UFO
problem.
Major
General
Albert
Stubblebine
focuses
on
parapsychology.
I
will
quote
from Howard
Blum's
book
Out
There
(Simon
&
Schuster,
1990),
which
is
devoted
to
an
account
of
U.S.
Government
activities
in
the
fields
of.
ufology
and
parapsychology.
nearly
every
review
of
this
book
has
pointed
out
the
extraordinary
number
of
factual
errors
it
contains,
but
the
information
on
Stubblebine
appears
to
be
correct:
»In
the
early
1980s,
Army
Intelligence
was
an
inventive,
why-not-gi ve-i t-a-try
sort
of
organization.
It
was
spending millions
on
parapsychological
experiments.
It
had
contracted
with
the
Monroe
Institute
in
Faber,
Virginia,
for
studies
to
relieve
stress
through
'advanced
states
of
consciousness.'
It
had
spent
research
dollars
on
'hemisphere
synchronization,'
a
process
that
uses
patterns
of
sound
waves
to
intensify
consciousness
by
'uniting'
both hemispheres
of
the
brain.
Marksmen
were
being
taught
to
concentrate
through paranormal
methods
(a
project
so
intense
that
several
officers
later
claimed
they
suffered
recurring
mental
problems
as
a
result.)
And
the
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Commander
of
IHSCOM,
as
the
Army’s
Intelligence
and
Security
Command
was
known,
was
Major
General
Albert
Stubblebine,
a
man nicknamed
'spoon
bender'
because
of
his
rumored
belief
in
psychic
powers."
(page
58)
Since
he
has
left
the
Army,
Stubblebine
has
been
quite
involved
in
paranormal
areas.
Stubblebine,
formerly
Vice
President
for
"Intelligence
Systems"
of
BDM
of
McClean,
Virginia,
is
now
Chairman
of
Psi
Tech,
a group
that^aspires
to
provide
psychic
advice
to
Fortune
500
companies.
Reportedly,
most
members
of
Psi
Tech
are ex-military
personnel
who were
trained
in
a
mult i -mi 1 1 i on
dollar
parapsychological
applications
program developed
at
SRI
International. 15
A
few months
ago,
Psi
Tech received
national
publicity
for attempting
to
"remote
view"
hidden
biological
weapons
in
Iraq.
Recently,
Psi
Tech
personne
have
told
a
number
of
people
that
they believe
they
have
found
a
colony
of
invisible
aliens
in
Hew Mexico.
OHWARD
Laibow,
Stubblebine
and
ufologist
Victoria
Lacas
(with
Jones
in
the, shadows)
are
fresh
from
a
tour
of
Europe
and
the
Soviet
Union,
where
they
have
established
a
prodigious
UFO/Psi
network.
It
subsumes
both
fields
of
inquiry
(parapsychology
and
ufology),
and
is
international
in
composition
and
scope.
Scott's
goals
were
stated
thus
in
his
Omega
Conference
speech:
"I
assume
that
the
effective
stonewalling
position
of
the
U.S.
Government
may
not
be
the
norm
in
all
countries.
The
question
is,
can
we
identify
countries
that
may
be
more
open
on
the
subject
than
the
United
States,
who
would
be willing
to
share
with
researchers
credible
evidence
of
extraterrestrial
activities,
and
the
knowledge
that
they have
also
shared
this
evidence with
other governments?
The
second
avenue
of
activity would
be
to
act
as
a
public
broker between
countries
in
this
area."
An organization
called
the
International
Association
for
Hew
Science,
of
Fort
Collins,
Colorado,
has
announced
an
"International
Symposium
on
UFO
Research"
to beheld
in
Denver
on
May
through
May
25,
1992.
The
first
two
days
will
consist
of
a
"retreat"
for
"prominent
researchers
and will
not
be
open
to
the
public.
Among
the
goals
of
the
new organization
is
"the
formulation
of
synergistic
and
cooperative
future
UFO
research
strategies."
General
Albert
Stubblebine,
in what
appears
to
be
his
debut
as
a
public
figure
in ufology,
will
speak
on
(pun probably
not
intended)
"General
UFO
phenomena."
Doubtless
the General
will
be
in
the
audience,
nodding
in
profound
agreement,
when
another
scheduled
speaker,
C.
B.
Scott
Jones,
shares
his
accumulated
wisdom
on
the
topic
of
" Abductors/abductees
and
government
involvement/cover-up "
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Notes
1.
Schuessler
is
a
senior
executive
with McDonnell
Douglas,
a
major
defense
and
aerospace
firm.
The
McDonnell
Foundation
has
been
a consistent
major
source
of
fun mg
or
psi
research.
The McDonnell
Douglas
Huntington
Beach,
California
facility employs
two
publicly known
anomalies
researchers.
Jack
Houck
and
Dr.
Robert
Wood.
Houck
has
conducted
hundreds
of
sessions
instructing
people
on
how
to
bend
metal
using psychic
means
(a
number
of.
parapsychologists
have
found
his
demonstrations
unconvincing).
He
has
also
conducted
similar
exercises
in
remote
viewing.
Houck
has
a
long
list
of
publications m
the
psi
field,
but his
connection with McDonnell
Douglas
is
virtually
never mentioned.
Dr.
Robert Wood
has
written
on
the
UFO phenomenon
and
is
known
to have monitored
the
field
of
parapsychology.
2.
The
Laibow-Jones
presentation
at
the
Society
for
Psychical
Research was
promoted
by
Ralph Noyes,
a
former
Ministry
of
Defence
official
who
is
involved with
UFOs
and
Crop
Circles
.
3.
When
Scott's
busy
schedule
does
not
permit
his
attendance
at
a
conference,
his
son
or his
assistant,
Menelika
McCarthy,
have
sometimes
been
spotted m
the
aud ience
4.
Jones
served
an
assignment
with
the Naval
Scientific
and
Technical
Intelligence
Center
as
head
of
the
Missiles,
Ordnance,
and Astronautics
Division.
There
he
produced
intelligence
reports
for
the
Navy
and
Defense
Intelligence
Agency
(DIA)
at
all
levels
of
security classification.
He
was
chairman
of
the
Naval
Missile
Group
(NMG),
which
supported
the
Guided Missile
and Astronautic
Intelligence
Committee.
He
directed
the
Navy's
Intelligence
Anti-Ship
Missile
Task
Force,
which provided
intelligence
for
anti-missile
defence
research.
Other
assignments
included
Chief,
Targets
Development
Branch
in
the
Intelligence
Directorate
of
Headquarters,
U.S.
European
Command,
and
a
stint
at
the
National Military
Command
System Support
Center
5*
The
Human
Potential
Foundation
logo
is
shown
below
Human Potential Foundation
C.
B, Scott Jones, Ph.D.
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6.
This
incident
involved
"backward
masking."
Jones
an
his
colleagues
had
played
tape
recordings
backwards
of
speeches
given
by
Bush,
Baker
and
Cheney.
Jones
suggested
that
this
may
have
revealed
an
important
code word
relevant
to
the
Gulf
crisis.
Despite
the
wide
ridicule
which greeted
his
suggestion,
privately
Jones
continues
as
a
strong
advocate
of
"reverse
speech
therapy"
even
though
there
seems
to
be
no
scientific
support
for
the
notion.
7.
According
to
Larry
Collins,
author
of
Maze,
the
Navy
has
had
an
interest
in electronic
mind
control.
He
specifically
mentioned
a
very mysterious
character
named
Dr.
Jack
Vorona.
( £ 1_ ajr b o x January
1990).
8.
Psychotronics
in
the
U.S.
is
comprised
largely
of
a
bizarre
mix
of
electronics
and
occultism.
Government
personnel
and
defense
contractors
regularly attend
psychotronics
conventions.
9.
Reports
say
that
Jones's
position
and
charm
allowed him
to
meet
with
extremely high
level
Chinese
officials
in
the
paranormal
research
field,
levels
denied
to
most
visiting
scientists
.
10.
In
a
recent
interview
for
Green
E2a
,
Vallee
reported
that
"One
government
informant
has
even
come
forward
to
reveal
that
he,
in
fact,
had
been
recruited
to befriend
various
UFOlogists
and
to write
psychological
profiles
of
them.
Every
UFO organization
is
monitored
by government
informers
.
11.
This
is
by
no
means
the
first
time officials
in. the
Pentagon
have
expressed
an
interest
in
par apsy cho 1 og i ca
aspects
of
UFOs.
In
1973,
a helicopter
crew
of
the
U.S.
Army
Reserve
encountered
a
UFO
over
Ohio.
A very
detaile
report
by
Jennie
Zeidman
was
published
by
the
Center
for
UF
Studies.
Appendix
C
of
that
report
noted
that
the
crew was
contacted
by
Pentagon
personnel
and
asked
about
unusual
d r earns
.
12.
Kubler-Ross
has
contributed
much
to
the hospice
movement
and
increased
our
compassion
for
the
process
of
death
and
dying,
though hers
is
not
a
rigorous
scientific
approach.
During
her
work,
she
herself
reported
encountering
entities
of
deceased
persons.
One
of
her
closest
associates
was
Jay
Barham,
a medium who
made
sexual
advances
during
seances.
During
one
seance,
the
light
was
turned
on
and
everyone,
including
Kubler-Ross,
could
see
Barham naked.
The medium
was
defended
by
claiming
that
an
entity
had
cloned
Barham's
body
( New West
,
July
30,
1979).
{lot
long
after
this,
John
Alexander began
his
Ph
. D
.
work
under
the
direction
of
Kubler-Ross.
Dr.
Alexander,
like
Dr.
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