[Miles: this was written by one of my readers in response to my recent paper discussing
what might be behind the nuclear problem. I have linked it here for your edification, with a
couple of brief comments of my own.]
The reference to Hiller could explain why the guys in the conspiracy community spiced up
the UFO/alien thing with Nazi flying saucers. And if the “boomerang-shaped” Phoenix
Lights (as witnesses claim in videos on YT) were real, that could also explain another thing.
When I read that you assume the superwealthy are traveling silently at night using the new
transports, it stuck in my mind. It reminded me of one of the most creepy NRO mission
patches, released in August 2000 (3 years after the Phoenix Lights event), with owl-looking
eyes and the motto We Own the Night.
What is that supposed to mean? Is it only a metaphor or are they serious about it? If you
look at their organizational chart from 1971, they didn't deal only with satellites, but also with
aircraft.
[Note: the NRO is one of the big five Intel agencies, and Wiki admits it was found by a
bipartisan commission (I assume Congressional or GAO) to have “by far the largest budget of
any Intelligence Agency”. Wow. Far larger than CIA, which I showed with some simple
math may have 6 million workers? It is admitted the current NRO yearly budget is around
$20 billion, 1/5th the entire Intel budget. They admit NRO existed completely in the dark for
over 30 years, since it was formed in 1961 and declassified in 1992. That means the
existence of the entire Office was secret until recently. This, while we are told big secrets
can't be kept. All NRO activity since 1972 is still classified. However, it is known that NRO
was involved in 911, since they just happened to be running drills that morning concerning
planes crashing into buildings. Since NRO is basically Google Earth (GE uses edited NRO
imagery) used for spying, I can tell you that shouldn't cost $20 billion a year. Startup would
be the greatest expense: producing the satellites and launching them. But once they are up
there, maintenance costs are relatively low. Then you need ground tech and a staff to analyze
data. So where would the $20 billion be going? It must be going to a hidden travel program
or directly into trillionaires' bank accounts, or both.]
And why is Africa in the background? If you read about this logo, they say something about
a guy figuring out that the dark vector on the patch (the one off the coast of Africa) marks a
supposed location of a satellite that was to be replaced during this mission. I wouldn't be
surprised if that were the case, since Ascension Island is in that area.
“The United Kingdom and the United States still jointly operate the airfield (RAF Ascension
Island) on Ascension, which also serves as a space-based communications, signals
intelligence, and navigation nexus and hub (Ground station). One of only four GPS
satellite ground antennas is located there. Ascension Island [...] was a designated
emergency landing site for the Space Shuttle program [...] The island retains a
role in space exploration: the European Space Agency now operates an Ariane
monitoring facility there.”
You can find a lot of pictures about the NASA Deep Space Station Ascension Island
here.
[Miles: Ascension Island is a very curious place. Not only for the volcano there,
which may act like a pyramid, but for the cable laid in 1899, connecting the island to
the mainlands. Since the population was negligible, ask yourself why they would
need to lay this cable in 1899. Ascension is over 1000 miles from the coast of Africa.
Can you imagine the cost of laying such a cable, just for the benefit of a few poor
people and sheep on the island? This was of course long before the airstrip was put
in there, so Ascension can't have been much of a military base. What strategic
military advantage could we or England have had by occupying Ascension? None,
which indicates Ascension's real use is not being told us. Of course the same could
be said for another volcanic island: Hawaii.]
There is another mission patch or logo on the NRO Wiki page that got my attention.
It looks like Merlin or Gandalf is doing his magic using some kind of electricity. Or is
it the charge field you always talk about?
I’ll make a quick reanalysis of the first patch, since I didn’t look at all the things yesterday.
a) The edge of the first patch resembles a spider's web made up of 15 parts. Why 15?
Seems like it would be 12 or 16. They had to try really hard to get 15 in there.
[Miles: Are they pointing to element number 15, which is Phosphorus? Many reasons
why they may be. One, Phosphorus is the Devil's element, due to its use in
explosives. Two, it refers to the planet Venus, which has important charge
characteristics I have pointed out in my papers. Three, the word is a compound of the
Greek word for light, which is phos/photon. So it once again points to the charge
field. I will be asked why they would give us such a clue. Because it isn't a clue for
us; it is a marker for them. They figure we can't read such markers as clues.]
b) The owl-looking eyes resemble the spider web on the dollar bill (on which, by the
way, there is actually a little owl present according to conspiracy researchers).
[Miles: the owl references Diana and the Moon, of course, but it also references
Lilith, consort of Satan. So it ties into the Phosphorus reference we just saw. I have
also shown how this ties into the old saw “Begone Dull Care”, which Alex Jones has
told us is used at Bohemian Grove. DULL CARE is an anagram for DRAC ULLE, or
Draco Ulula. Those are the Latin words for dragon and owl. So we are being told
they own the night both figuratively and literally.]
c) The year 2000 reminds me of the “dawn” of the new millennium, the “thousand
points of light” as said by George Bush Sr, which adds to the rising sun next to it that
symbolises the “dawn of a new day”, one of the most often used spook
markers/phrases on the planet. The sun also symbolises the photons, the life energy
etc. (Incidentally, the JASON group was supposedly initially called Project Sunrise.)
d) The arrows remind me on the “boomerang-shaped” aircraft seen by the witnesses of
the Phoenix Lights or the “V-shaped” UFOs mentioned by ufologists – the fact that
the NRO had a special branch dealing with aircraft (not just satellites) in the 1970s
could indicate that these arrows may be those V-shaped “UFOs”.
e) [Miles: those names in that document looked faked to me.]
f) The dark arrow is located near the Ascension Island (located exactly in the middle
between Africa and South America, if you use Google Maps), on which there are a lot
of military antennas, or telecommunication equipment in general, that relate to NRO’s
work.
g) The flight paths of the arrows intersect at one of the centers of Africa, “in northeastern
Nigeria, not far from the border tripoint with Chad and Central African Republic. The
area appears to be semi-desert with sparse small villages. The town of Gidimbari is
located just 10 kilometres north of the point. This part of Nigeria is tightly controlled
by Boko Haram”.
h) At least one of the paths, as suggested by you, travels over the Great Pyramid in
Egypt. I assume this is another reference to the pyramid with the All-Seeing Eye
(another often used spook marker) on the dollar bill that the NRO used also on two
other patches.
[Miles: I suggested the pyramid for a different reason. It was clearly built there for a purpose,
that purpose having something to do with the charge field of the Earth, which peaks at that
latitude. I assume the new tech is using this field, and may tap it in the same way as the
pyramid. To make a long story short, the pyramids may be used as filling stations for these
crafts. There would be charge maxima reaching up into the sky above for long distances, so
the craft would not have to hover anywhere near the actual structures, spooking the residents
of Cairo, for example.]
I also noticed that 111 days after the Phoenix Lights, the first Men in Black movie was
released (note also that Will Smith played both in Independence Day, released in July 1996,
and MIB, released in July 1997).
This is Will Smith’s song Men in Black played at the end of the movie:[7]
[...]
Means what you think you saw, you did not see
So don't blink be what was there is now gone
The black suits with the black Ray Bans on
Walk in shadow, move in silence
Guard against extra-terrestrial violence
But yo we ain't on no government list
We straight don't exist - no names and no fingerprints
Saw somethin' strange, watch your back
Now, From the deepest of the darkest night
On the horizon, bright light enters sight tight
Cameras zoom, on the impending doom
But then like BOOM black suits fill the room up
With the quickness, talk with the witnesses
Hypnotizer, neuralizer
Vivid memories turn to fantasies
Ain't no MIBs, can I please
Do what we say, that's they way we kick it
D'ya know what I mean
I see my noisy cricket get wicked on ya
[...]
Alright check it
Let me tell you this in closing
I know we might seem imposing
But trust me, if we ever show in your section
Believe me, it's for your own protection
'Cause we see things that you need not see
And we be places that you need not be
So go on with your life
Forget that Roswell crap
Show love to the black suit, cause
That's the Men In...
That's the Men In...
[...]
[Miles: note the cricket, wicked reference, which takes us back to my paper on the
Unabomber, where I looked at Gardner, Wicca, John Wick, Wicker Man, and similar
references in the Son of Sam project. Will Smith's name also came up recently in an update
to my paper on the Golden Suicides, where we found him acting as the funding for a strange
Scientology school in Calabasas, CA.]
Also, the symbol in the lobby of the MIB agency
reminds me of a symbol on one of the NRO patches (this time, the crossing point is
somewhere in South America, probably Peru, at least on this side of the globe),
and the symbols used by atomic energy agencies/commissions that are based on the structure
of the atom.
Now, the MIB agency from the movie started in the mid-1950s, with the intention to make
contact with extraterrestrial life, and they finally made contact with ETs on March 2, 1961,
outside NYC.
[Miles: Peru also has pyramids, of course. See the Lost Pyramids of Peru. Also here at Wiki,
proving it is not fringe science. There they admit Caral was built at roughly the same time as
the Egyptian pyramids. Whoever edited the Wiki page has been careful to call all pyramids
“temples”, and the section on the main temple is one sentence. But anyone with eyes can see
that the temples are worn down pyramids. Even NationalGeographic admits that. However,
NG has been instructed to lead with the old dodge that these pyramids are either part of a
religious center or cemetery for nobility (although they have no indication of either). The old
swamp-gas misdirection, in other words.]
Incidentally, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) came into being in the
1950s, after President Eisenhower proposed its creation, and the founding document was
approved in 1956 at the UN HQ in NYC. Another coincidence is that the current agency’s
emblem and seal was adopted on April 1, 1960.
That’s 1 month, 1 day, and 1 year apart from the fictional date of first ET contact by MIB.
[Miles: It is also April Fool's Day.]
And there were obviously some issues with the number of electrons present in the first
versions of the IAEA’s emblem:
But at some point in 1958, someone with just enough education to be dangerous
noticed that their little peaceful atom had three electrons. What element has three
electrons, typically? Lithium. What’s lithium most associated with, in the area of
atomic energy? Hydrogen bombs. Lithium deuteride is the main fusion fuel in
hydrogen bombs. When the lithium nucleus absorbs a neutron, it turns into tritium
and helium. Tritium and deuterium readily fuse. It’s a nice little reaction — if you’re
a weapon designer. If you’re an “Atoms for Peace” agency, it’s a little more
problematic. So someone — again, nobody seems to know who — flipped about this.
An easy fix was proposed: add another electron! Then it’s no longer lithium… it’s
beryllium. Let’s all collectively ignore the fact that beryllium is also used in nuclear
weapons, and is also fiendishly toxic, to boot. If they’d just added one more orbital, it
would have made boron, which is a neutron absorber that keeps you from getting
irradiated — a little more on target, but nobody asked me.
While the current IAEA’s emblem has 4 electrons (beryllium), the MIB symbol contains 6
electrons (2 opposed to each other on each loop) (carbon) – does that have some specific
meaning, Miles?
[Miles: looks like more misdirection to me, making us think the power is fusion or fission
when it is probably something else entirely. As I have shown, it is “nuclear” in a sense, since
it relies on charge channeling by the nucleus, but it isn't nuclear in the way they tell us. They
don't want to just gift us their tech in encyclopedia entries or even in “leaked” documents.]
It is interesting to see that, as you wrote in the paper, the UFO topic was brought up in 1947
with the Roswell crash (note Will Smith’s words Forget that Roswell crap from the MIB
song), right after the Manhattan Project (1942–47).
In October 2016, the BBC broadcasted Adam Curtis’s documentary HyperNormalisation that
includes a chapter called The Truth is Out There (minute 01:01:22). In it, mainstream BBC
tells us:
In the 1980s, more and more people in the United States reported seeing unexplained
objects and lights in the sky. At the same time, investigators who believed in UFOs
revealed that they had discovered top-secret government documents that stated that
alien craft had visited Earth. The documents had been hidden for 20 years and they
seemed to prove that there had been a giant cover-up. But, actually, the reality was
even stranger. The American Government might have been making it all up, that
they had created a fake conspiracy to deliberately mislead the population. The
lights that people imagined were UFOs may, in reality, have been new high-
technology weapons that the US Government were testing. [...] The government
wanted to keep the weapons secret, but they couldn't always hide their
appearance in the skies, so it is alleged that they chose a number of people to use
to spread the rumour that these were really alien visitations. One of those chosen
was called Paul Bennewitz who lived outside a giant air base in New Mexico and had
noticed strange things going on.
Years later, I sat down with Paul at dinner and told Paul that everything we did was a
sanctioned counterintelligence operation to convince him that what he was seeing
was UFOs and that what we didn't want him to know was that he had tapped into
something on the base and we didn't want him to ever disclose that. We kind of
planted the seed in Paul that what he was seeing and what he was hearing and what he
was collecting was, in fact, probably, maybe, UFOs. Bennewitz and others chosen by
the agency were, it is alleged, given a series of forged documents. Many of them
were top-secret memos by the military describing sightings of unidentified aerial
vehicles. The documents spread like wildfire and they formed the basis for the wave
of belief in UFOs that would spread through America in the 1990s.
And it also fuelled the wider growing belief that governments lied to you – that
conspiracies were real. What the Reagan administration were doing, both with
Colonel Gaddafi and with the UFOs, was a blurring of fact and fiction, but it was part
of an even broader programme. The President's advisers had given it a name – they
called it “perception management” and it became a central part of the American
Government during the 1980s. The aim was to tell dramatic stories that grabbed
the public imagination, [...] and it didn't matter if the stories were true or not,
providing they distracted people [...] from having to deal with the intractable
complexities of the real world. Reality became less and less of an important factor in
American politics. It wasn't what was real that was driving anything or the facts
driving anything. It was how you could turn those facts or twist those facts or even
make up the facts to make your opponent look bad. So, perception management
became a device and the facts could be twisted. Anything could be anything. It
becomes how can you manipulate the American people? And, in the process, reality
becomes what? Reality becomes simply something to play with to achieve that
end. Reality is not important in this context. Reality is simply something that
you handle.
Of course, the UFO topic goes way back to 1947, not just the eighties or nineties, and BBC
admitted it was a “sanctioned counterintelligence operation”, based on so called perception
management, aimed against the general population, because they were using new high
technology. This supports your thesis here.
And if the Americans were developing that technology because they were supposedly afraid
of the Communists, I have a problem with that, since this is how one of the NRO mission
patches looks:
This, of course, is an inside joke, because the same well-known motif was used in the 20 th
century to depict the Communists.
And Spectre also isn’t immune to that symbol.
1965 2015
This reminds me of the private consortium, led by Spectre, that is trying to take over the
national and international Intelligence, as you wrote in your paper on Bond.
As a last note, the electron orbits shown in the above symbols and emblems reminded me of
the ring technology used in the movie Contact (released 8 days after MIB, on July 11 1997,
and it also concerns the government wanting to make ET contact; the project is then financed
by a “secretive billionaire industrialist”).
This one is actually very similar to the US Atomic Energy Commission’s logo, since they
both have eight points.
[Miles: yes, they have eight points to go with the octopus. But the eight points also act as
misdirection, since it leads you away from the correct shape of the nucleus/atom, which I
have shown has six points of channeling, not eight. It is interesting that the MIB logo gets it
right, with six. But they know moviegoers will miss this.]
There is now a second update to this paper, which you may read here.