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Human
Poten ti al
Foundation.
8000
Towers
Crescent
Drive,
Suite
600.,
Vienna,
VA
22182.
Telephone:
(703)
761-4281;
fax:
(703)
761-4249.
Scott
Jones,
President.
Established
in
1989.
Support
comes
from
Claiborne
Pell
and Laurance
Rockefeller.
Amer ican
Soc iety
for
Psychical
Research.
West
73rd
Street,
New
York,
NY
10023.
Telephone:
(212)
799-5050.
Jones
has
been
on
the
Board
of
Trustees
since
1985;
he
now
serves
as
President.
Paraosychologi cal
A£££ c ££.ti£ n
.
P.0.
Box
1 2236,
Research Triangle
Park,
NC
27709.
Telephone:
(919)
688-8241.
This
is
the
professional
association
of
parapsychologists.
Jones
has
been
an Associate
Member
since
1984.
Mut ual
UFO Network jMUFO N
)
.
103
Oldtowne
Road,
Seguin,
TX
78155-4099.
Telephone:
(512)
379-9216.
Jones
was
appointed
Consultant
in
International
Relations
in
1989.
Mid-Point.
P.0.
Box
246,
128
Main
Street,
So.,
Bridgewater,
CT
06752.
Telephone:
(203)
354-5948.
This
is
a
small
organization wHose
purpose
is
to
do
research with dolphins
and
apply
the
findings
to
other
areas
of
endeavor.
Jones
serves
on
the
Board
of
Advisors.
r
.
F
.
C££££ A£££ c££ t e £_j_
L t dj_ Alexandria,
^A
"["Directory
assistance
now
has
no Us
ing
organization].
Jones
served
as
research
director
Kaman
Tempo
.
2560
Huntington
Avenue
'
^now
has
Alexandria,
VA
22303.
[Directory
assistanc
no
listing
for
this
organization,
but
lists
Sciences
company
in
Alexandria,
VA.].
Jones
serv
as
a
research
scientist.
Atlantic universi ty.
67th
street
and Atlantic
Ave nuTT P
.
Box
595
,
Virginia
Beach,
vs ”4
Telephone
i
(804)
428-3588.
This
unaccredited
university
is
affiliated
with
the
Edgar
Cayce
Foundation.
Jones
serves
on
the
Board
of
Direc
or
Quest
institute
.
P.O.
Box
3 265,
Charlottesville,^
f 2903
. __TeI^hone:
(804)
295-3377.
This
institute
sponsors educational
programs
in
New
Age
areas.
Jones
serves
on
the
Board
of
Directors.
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TRAV ELS
Few
scientists
or
academicians
have
the
ability
to
travel
the
way
Scott
does.
There
is
literally
no
significant
conference
in
ufology
or
parapsychology
in
any
part
of
the
world
that
seems
beyond
the
means
of
Scott
Jones
to
visit.
In
addition
to
trips
throughout
the
United
States,
Jones
has
gone
to
China,
the
U.S.S.R.,
the
U-K.,
Continental
and
Eastern
Europe,
and
South
America,
all
in
connection
with,
pa.ra.norma.1
research*
It
would
probably
be
rude
to
inquire
about
the
source
of
funds
for
all
this
globe
trotting
(and
what
Scott’s
"funders"
expect
to
gain).
CONNECT I OIJS
Scott’s
unique
position
on
the
staff
of
one
of
the
ranking
members
of
the
U.S.
Senate
(Claiborne
Pell)
has
discussed
above.
The
official
connection
alone
is
enough
to
guarantee
easy
access
to
the
widest
range
of
government
agencies
and
private organizations
at
the
executive
level.
Beyond
that,
Senator
Pell's
personal
network,
firmly
based
on
his
credentials
as
an
Eastern
Establishment
aristocrat,
was
at
the
disposal
of
Jones.
It
is
difficult
to
imagine
any
door
that
could
not
be
opened
by
this
awesome
combinati on
.
Thus
Scott
often escorted
Prince
Hans-Adam
of
Liechtenstein,
a
very wealthy
European with
a
^ longstanding
interest
in
the
paranormal.
Together,
they visited
parapsychological
laboratories
and
UFO conferences.
According
to
the
Su nday
Times
of
India
for August
4,
1991,
Hans-Adam
controls
97%
of
the
voting
rights
and
85%
of
the
share
capital
of
the
Bank
of
Liechtenstein,
which
in
turn
controls
the
3.3
billion
dollar
GT Management
of
London.
The
personality magazine
Speci al
Re£ort
(November
1 990- January
1991)
described
the
Prince
as
"Heir
to
the
last
remnant
of
the
Holy
Roman
Empire.
Recently,
in
a
bizarre
turn
of
events
that
was
reported
in
several
outlets
including
Harper^s
MaiLfL£^ n e
(January
1991,
page
25),
a
personal
letter
from
Scott
to
"Dear
Dick"
Cheney,
the
Secretary
of
Defense,
was
published.
That
Jones
should
be
in
a
position
to write
a
letter
to
the
Secretary
and
address
him
as
"Dick"
is
illuminating.
One
would
suppose
that
all
this
"clout"
would
result
in
a
tangible
flow
of
money
into
the
accounts
of
laboratories
and
individuals
engaged
in
paranormal
research.
Oddly,
t
is
does
not
seem
to
be
the
case.
In
the
last
three
years,
two
major
parapsychological
laboratories
have
closed
due
to
lack
of
funds.
Scott
was
well
familiar
with
their work
and
their
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plight,
but
was
unable
to
help.
Scott
enjoys
considerable
support,
even
luxury,
in
his
own
pursuit
of
paranormal^
inquiry.
Yet
the
ASPR,
of
which
he
is
president,
is
widely
known
to
be
in
dire
financial
straits.
The
flow
of
information
and
money
appears
to
be
to
Scott,
not
from
him.
RUMORS
A number
of
intriguing
rumors
have
been
circulated
by
Scott watchers
:
•That
Jones
has
approached
professional
p a r a p s y c h o 1 o g i c a 1
researchers
and questioned
them
about
how
best
to
recruit
and
utilize
psychics
for
military
intelligence
gathering.
•That
Jones
has
visited
an
enormous
number
of
psychics
for
"readings."
•That
Jones
has
taken
a
number
of
psychic
development
courses
.
•That
for
many
years
Jones
has
been
involved
with classified
research
on electronic
mind
control
.
•In
the
Fall
of
1988
a
television documentary
entitled
"UFO
Coverup?
-
Live"
was
shown
throughout
the
U.S.
The
program
featured
"revelations"
from
alleged
intelligence
agents
about
aliens
enjoying,
the
hospitality
of
the
government
at
an
unnamed
Air
Force
base.
This
program
is
considered
to
be
a
classic
instance
of
UFO
disinformation.
Rumor
has
it
that,
two
years
prior
to
this,
Jones
had
approached
media
representatives
about
doing
a
show
about
UFOs,
and
that
he
had
offered
to
provide
secret
information
from
the government
for
the
program
.
•Among
some
of
the
New Agers
who have
been
in
Scott's
company,
he
has
acquired
a
reputation
for
having
an
extraordinary
memory.
It
is
said
that
he
can
uncannily
repeat,
word
for
word,
conversations
that
took
place
long
before.
This
is
done without
the
benefit
of
notes
or
a
tape
recorder,
and
is
said
to
occur
in
instances
where witnesses
to
the
conversation
thought
he
wasn't
even
paying
attention.
This
gift
must
have
been
useful
to
Scott
in
his
intelligence
career.
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DOLPHINS
Jones
has
conducted
his
own
dolphin
telepathy
studies
along
with
Colonel
John Alexander
and
Theodore
Rockwell,
a
prominent
( W h o J_£ Who
)
nuclear
engineer
who
has
worked
on
naval
nuclear
propulsion
systems
and
who
also
serves
as
vice
president
of
the
U.S.
P s y cho t r on i c s
Association.
Although
Scott
has
been
rather
shy
when
it
comes
to
committing
his
ideas
to
paper,
he
has,
on
a
few
occasions,
raa-de
informal
presentations
at
parapsychology
conferences.
The
most
notable
of
these
was
his
description
of
his
dolphin
telepathy
experiments,
which
he
describes
as
"interspecies
communication."
The
reception
from
the general
audience
was
warm,
but
some
professionals
were
appalled
by
what
they
perceived
as
the
lack
of
scientific
basis
for
Scott's
c 1 a i ms
Scott
displayed marvelous
creativity
when
he
enthusiastically
urged
that
dolphins
be
channeled
in
order
to
locate
the
remains
of
crashed
flying
saucers.
In
one
bold
stroke
he
thereupon
melded
the
previously
disparate
disciplines
of
ufology
and
parapsychology.
GOVERNMENT
UFO
CONNECTIONS
This
is
the
title
of
the
paper
delivered
by
Scott
Jones
to
the
seven
hundred
ufologists
assembled
at
the
1991
MUFON
symposium
in
Chicago.
It
should
also,
perhaps,
be
the
sign
on
the various
doors
of
Scott
Jones'
various
offices
during
the
past
ten
years.
Just
a
bit
more
paint
would
tell
the
whole
story:
"Government
UFO/Psi
Connections
--
Walk
In."
The
MUFON paper
trudges
through
Poly
Sci
101,
outlining
the
tensions
that
exist
between
the
legislative
and
the
executive
branches
of
our
government.
We
read
every
word,
waiting
for
the
bombshell.
Scott
goes
to
China,
with
full
Senate
portfolio,
and
asks
about
UFO
reports.
Somehow,
the
Chinese
think
he
is
there
to
share
information!
As
Jones
tells
the
story
in
his
1991
Omega
Conference
speech,
"They
could
not
believe
that
someone
who
was
truly
a
Special
Assistant
to
a
very
senior
U.S.
Senator
would
ask
for
an
appointment
to
talk
about
UFOs
and
then
pretend
not
to
know
what
his
government
was
doing
in
the
field."
When
it
becomes
obvious
that
Scott
is
not
forthcoming
about
what
the
U.S.
Government
knows
about
UFOs,
the
Chinese
respond
in
kind
and
give
him
pieces
of
metal
that,
they
assert
(in
veiled
Oriental
fashion),
may,
or
may
not,
come
from
a
crashed
disc.
Next
Scott
walks
us
through
a
detailed
metallurgical
analysis
that
proves
the
metal
to
be
the
entirely
terrestrial
debris
from
an
electrical
power
transmission
tower.
Perhaps
Scott's
presentation
could
be
construed
as
a
subtle
advertisement
for
his
access
to
high
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