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From: Jack Sarfatti

Date: 07/22/05 22:57:52

To: Doc Savage

Subject: *** SPAM *** Allegations of Russian KGB Physics Disinformation Operations in Cold War & Today

 

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

 

It is curious that on both sides during Cold War and even now the

SAME people doing both paranormal and UFO work - including me and

Puthoff & Co. Shipov visited us several times in San Francisco BTW.

My position here is to be objective and not jump any any conclusion

pro or con on the information below.

 

There is nothing intrinsically unscientific about a torsion field.

Whether it exists or not or propagates is, of course, empirical.

 

The torsion field comes from locally gauging the Lorentz group SO

(1,3). Einstein's gravity field comes from locally gauging the

translation group T4. One of our guys at the ISSO Vigier Torsion

Workshop 2000 Richard Hammond from Fargo says he got some results for propagating torsion waves for communication working on a US Navy

contract. No doubt that the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1989 led

to some of the flaky stuff mentioned at the end of the article below

sent to me from Moscow presumably by a former if not active Russian

Federation Intelligence Agent?

  

On Jul 22, 2005, at 1:32 PM, Alexander Konkretny wrote:

 

Translated into English is an article by Evgeny Alexandrov,

an outstanding Russian physicist and the Russian Academy of

Sciences Academician who was the first to call Akimov's torsion

fields projects pseudoscientific fraud in 1991.

 

The article throws light on the very beginning of the Russian

torsion field fraud initiated by Russian charlatans A.E.Akimov

and G.I.Shipov.

 

 (See, BTW, Alexandrov's citation index and compare it with that

 of the charlatans Akimov and Shipov.)

 Acad. E.B.Alexandrov may be reached at: ealex@online.ru

 Below is an excerpt. Full text in English here:

 

 http://humanism.al.ru/en/articles.phtml?num=000023

 

 

"The story of this swindle evidently dates back to the 1960s. It

 was based on the idea of "telepathy", which was very fashionable at

 the end of the 1950s when Khrushchev's political "thaw" engendered

 a renaissance of interest in "mediumism" or, in the terminology of

 the time, "parapsychology". Then information came to our "special

 services" about American attempts (invariably fruitless) to

 establish telepathic communications with submarines. Attempts at

 "thought" transmission of a binary message from a basement in the

 Lyubyanka to a "psychic recipient" on the outskirts of Moscow were

 undertaken. The work was directed by A. Ye. Akimov, who made his

 contribution to this task - he reportedly subjected the "psychic

 inducer" to the additional influence of a "new physical field"

 called "spinor". According to a statement by Akimov this field

 formed a "string" channel and transmitted mental information

 without attenuation with distance and without absorption by the

 intervening environment. Akimov announced the discovery of the

 ideal communications, point-to-point, that is, not subject to

 intercept, all-penetrating, unrestricted, and, as was stated later,

 instantaneous [10, 11, 12]. Official departmental reports did not

 confirm this achievement, which did not hinder the further

 development of the subject of "spinor" fields, which led in 1987 to

 a secret government decree about all possible development of

 "spinor" technologies and "bioenergy"9. Hundreds of people from

 dozens of defense industry establishments and even some academic

 institutes were enlisted in this work. This work became public at

 the beginning of 1991 and was subjected to a review by the USSR

 Academy of Sciences and the Science Commission of the Supreme

 Soviet after which the "Center of Nontraditional Technologies" of

 the State Committee on Science and Technology was immediately

 disbanded. Having lost his post, Akimov immediately found his place

 in the new world of "venture" enterprises having kept touch with

 and having the support of "special structures". Secrecy has been

 forgotten since that time and there began a period of intensive

 attempts to enter the marketplace with wondrous generators of

 "torsion" (the same as "spinor" and "microlepton" - the terminology

 has mutated constantly) either fields or radiation. Inasmuch as not

 one of the dozens of widely-advertised promises in the field of

 defense or civilian technology has ever been fulfilled (or could be

 fulfilled in view of the absence of these all-powerful fields!),

 then only one guaranteed sector of the market was left for Akimov's

 company without implying objective proof of the reality of these

 fields - healing. Rumors began to spread through the mass media,

 including the respectable Izvestiya (see, for example, the author's

 response about this in the Feedback section on 26.09.97), about a

 powerful "psychotronic" weapon developed in the bowels of the old

 KGB on the basis of these same fields, a weapon which could, if

 desired, be turned to good. An advertisement for "torsion

 generators" appeared on the Internet which alleviate practically

 any ailment for a reasonable price - $30 for any Russian and a

 hundred for foreigners. (We note in passing that the usefulness of

 these crappy "generators" is the same as for any other amulets. So

 that's how things stand with the harm; being objectively useless

 they offer people hope and keep them from going to doctors)"

 

 A.K.

 

From: Jack Sarfatti

Date: 08/10/05 22:14:53

To: Colin Bennett

Subject: Fwd: Colonel Phillip Corso's Notes

 

Corrected draft

 

Begin forwarded message:

 

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> Subject: Fwd: Colonel Phillip Corso's Notes

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>> Subject: Colonel Phillip Corso's Notes

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>> Yes I understand that. :-)

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>> I am very interested in Colonel Corso's original notes. Please

>> tell his son. I am the only guy on the planet that can really

>> decode their deep meaning.

>>

>> The basic UFO physics is summarized in http://qedcorp.com/APS/

>> zpf2005.pdf

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>> On Aug 10, 2005, at 1:44 PM, ANTIGRAY@cs.com wrote:

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>>> Hi Jack,

>>> Thank you for clarifying the situation. I promise you in the

>>> future I won't assume you are doing anything fancy and I won't

>>> make statements about it unless it comes from your lips. I just

>>> misunderstood what you had written about reverse engineering. I

>>> don't knowingly put words in people's mouths. I hear it is

>>> unsanitary.

>>> I am very sorry for any inconvenience I caused you. I have the

>>> utmost respect for you and feel bad about it.

 

>>>  Speaking of Col. Corso, after he died a few years ago, I spoke

>>> to his son and he told me he had stacks of documents, notes, and

>>> papers his Dad had left that could contain useful information. I

>>> think some of it was information that might relate to the alien

>>> technology. I didn't ask what he had because I was not writing

>>> about it. I just needed permission to use some quotes of his

>>> Dad's in my book. The email address and phone number I had for

>>> him have been changed. If you are interested in finding out if he

>>> has anything that might be useful to your work, I can contact

>>> Paola Harris and see if she can contact Phil, Jr. about it.

>>>   Paola had been a close friend of Col. Corso for many years.

>>> http://www.paolaharris.it/reflections.htm

>>> http://www.paolaharris.it/english.html

>>> paolaharris@hotmail.com

>>>

>>> Art

>>>

>>>

>>> In a message dated 8/9/2005 3:53:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

>>> sarfatti@pacbell.net writes:

 

>>>> Subj: Re: Jack, I Found Your Reverse Engineering Quote

>>>> Date:8/9/2005 3:53:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time

>>>> From:sarfatti@pacbell.net

>>>> To:ANTIGRAY@cs.com

>>>> Received from Internet:

>>>>

That says NOTHING ABOUT ALIEN HARDWARE!You made an unwarranted inference and you should have checked with me. HEORETICAL PHYSICISTS DO NOT PLAY WITH HARDWARE OF ANY KIND! WE PLAY WITH IDEAS! NGINEERS PLAY WITH HARDWARE! Y REVERSE ENGINEERING IS BASED ON INFORMATION NOT HARDWARE. I DON'T NEED NO HARDWARE! Other people do that!!!

 

On Aug 9, 2005, at 12:14 AM, ANTIGRAY@cs.com wrote:

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Hi Jack,

>>>>> After exhaustive research (I think I am going blind now) I

>>>>> finally found what you had written that made me sure you had

>>>>> been involved in reverse engineering. Here it is:

 

Let me clarify this last point. What I do claim is in my book

"Destiny Matrix" and also in "The Star Gate Conspiracy."

Boylan claimed I was shown a retrieved saucer in 1973. That is not

true. I wish it were true.However, it is obvious I have been in semi- "black reverse

engineering" for now nigh on 50 years starting with US Army Quarter Masters to Walter Breen's group to Herman Bondi at Cornell (Chief Scientist of British Ministry of Defence) and Hans Bethe and other Los Alamos weaponeers to Her Majesty's Atomic Energy Research Establishment at Harwell and Keith Brueckner's Jasons at UCSD, to the events of the mid 70's especially Werner Erhard and George Koopman, Francis Ford Coppola, Spielberg & Jacques Vallee to Richard Nixon's advisor Robert

Dickson Crane to Institute for Contemporary Studies (created by Ed Meese and Cap Weinberger) to Harold Chipman Chief of Station of CIA down to Joe Firmage's ISSO to my current emerging solution of the "metric engineering" problem using the recently discovered "dark energy" with parallel universes next door floating in hyperspace. See also mention of me in KGB's Pavel Sudoplatov's "Special Tasks"

paperback edition with intro by Robert Conquest and last but not least

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Special Collector's Edition Disk

2 "Time Travel: The Art of the Possible"

 

See also all the .html files in

http://stardrive.org/cartoon/

http://qedcorp.com/book/psi/hitweapon.html

http://qedcorp.com/APS/

 

>>>>> The Army Quartermasters' duties are procurement and

>>>>> distribution of materials. It sounded like you were saying that

>>>>> you were not only doing the reverse engineering, but were in

>>>>> the Army Quartermasters' pipeline for them to deliver aliens

>>>>> parts to you to be back-engineered. :-)

>>

I was only about age 10 - 12 at that time. I think I  may have met

Colonel Corso back then. His photo rang a bell. But he would have

been a lot younger back then!  I can't be sure of course. One

interesting thing to check would be any connections in late 1940s

early 1950 between Corso and the Charles Lindbergh group that

included Arthur Young, L. Ron. Hubbard, Andrija Puharich, Walter

Breen, and especially Eugene McDermott.

 

>>>>> Now you see why I got confused as the wording and meaning

>>>>> didn't seem ambiguous to me (and I am very careful about what I

>>>>> write in front of knowledgeable people and semi-sapient

>>>>> skeptics). I am not posting this information anywhere as it

>>>>> will just encourage the lurking mental midget skeptics to start

>>>>> attacking us again.

>>>>> Hey, that is a fantastic car you have.

 

Yeah, I got from The Green Hornet. :-)

 

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From: Jack Sarfatti

Date: 08/15/05 06:38:45

To: sonata

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Subject: Who was Phil Klass?

 

Mr. Phillip [sic] Klass ... is a member of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal [CSICOP]. This committee has a much different view of unexplained phenomena than those groups we are working with as sponsors of "this conference [titled Exploring Unexplained Phenomena]. He was, in fact, quite adament [sic] in his position regarding the credibility of the conference presenters. Further, Mr. Klass has a personal feeling that the nature of this conference seriously questions the integrity of the United States Government. He feels that there is no scientific evidence to support the claims of the presenters and indicated that these organizations, by publicly questioning the government, lend support to the Communist movement."?http://www.ufoevidence.org/documents/doc401.htm

 

 

Still, while CSICOP is immensely indulgent of even the most
lunatic attacks on paranormal and anomalous claims and claimants,
it has no tolerance whatever for criticisms of itself, as its
high-dudgeon reaction to my Omni essay had already demonstrated.
In that vein, in a June 10, 1987, note, Kurtz sniffed about my
"unrelenting attacks on CSICOP in Fate and other magazines."

 

 

http://www.nicap.dabsol.co.uk/debunk2.htm

 

 

Philip J. Klass is today considered to be the premier UFO skeptic alive. Klass, now fast approaching 80 years of age, has slashed and burned his way across the landscape for about 35 years. Over the now almost 15 years I have been chasing the phenomenon, I have had a number of encounters with "kindly old Phil." Now please, do not get the idea that I am billing myself as the "know all and seen it all" guy, but I have been around the block with a bunch of skeptics in all those years. In my encounters with Klass, Oberg, Sheaffer, Shermer and others I have found that *without exception they *all have taken a page from Robert Low, Project Coordinator of the Condon Committee, and instead of attacking the cases -- they will attack the witnesses. Slashing and burning the word, reputations and character of people reporting on the UFO phenomenon. (In a humorous moment when I was on Larry King Live debating Jim Oberg on the STS-48 shuttle UFO, Oberg accused me of coming on the program to sell magazines when I asked him if he was operating under any security restrictions. The "ad hominem attack!)

I do not have either the time or space to give you a litany of each skeptic I have named, so this month I will simply zero in on one, Phil Klass.

Klass entered the UFO scene around 1966. A former editor with Aviation Week & Space Technology, he would seem to be an excellent choice to examine the UFO subject and present an honest and critical eye on some of the more difficult UFO cases. Alas, that was not to be. After Klass wrote his first UFO book "UFOs-Identified" where he claimed UFOs were anomalous, but not alien, Klass theorized that UFOs were caused by ball lighting and free floating plasmas. Even the
University of Colorado study (Condon) found this theory to be scientifically unsustainable. Dr. James McDonald, an atmospheric physicist and proponent of legitimate UFO study, tore Klass's arguments apart using scientific reasoning and facts. Klass then decided McDonald must be dangerous and dealt with, after all he was "pro-UFO." McDonald was working for the Office of Naval Research who funded his trip to Australia to conduct cloud-physics studies, and Klass went on a rampage at ONR writing letters demanding to know who funded McDonald to conduct UFO research in Australia, and later trips McDonald was to take to Europe and the USSR. Klass also enlisted other sympathetic journalists to assist him in a campaign that lasted 1 and one half years. The ONR conducted an audit of McDonald that cleared him, but then cut McDonald off from any further grants. They were afraid of further bad press. At this point I would ask the Skeptical Inquirer about rational and scientific open mindedness.

Klass's position is such that if anyone is willing to propose that some cases might possibly be explained as off world technology, then they are only seeking celebrity status or attempting to make money. At this point, Klass then zeroes in on the character of the researcher. In 1983, Klass began an attack directed against the
University of Nebraska because they were sponsoring a UFO conference. In a conversation with the university's dministrator Klass charged that "ufologists `seek what the Soviet Union does, to convey to the public that our government can not be trusted, and I resent it as an American citizen." He equated UFO research with communism, as un-patriotic and anti-American. Klass went on to phone faculty and further claimed that for the university to sponsor such a conference (UFOs) was comparable to the dilemma they would face if the American Nazi Party wanted to hold a conference there. Later CSICOP spokesman Mark Plummer wrote that he found nothing excessive in Klass's claims.?

http://www.destinationspace.net/ufo/ufomag/ufomag1008.asp

 

Was there a Kurtz on John Mack?

 

 

William Cooper--the biggest whistleblower of them all--has not yet gone the way of Kennedy and Forrestal. The reason for this, Cooper says, is that this would show the world that what he says is true. All the conspirators can do at this point is harass and discredit him. The reason he is having conflicts with the larger UFO research community is that most UFO researchers, including Stanton Friedman, William Moore, Philip Klass, John Keel, Charles Berlitz, Budd Hopkins, Dr. J. Allen Hynek (now deceased) and even horror novelist Whitley Strieber, are really working for the CIA and the Office of Naval Intelligence. Even UFO Magazine, with its obviously slim budget, is financed and controlled by the CIA. And, though Jacques Vallee isn't mentioned in this particular blacklist, after one meeting and several phone conversations, he too joined the ranks of the accused.

Rather than a UFO researcher, Cooper is a classic conspiracy theorist, who cloaks 19th century xenophobia in Space-Age guise. His book even contains a reprint of the entire text of "The Protocols of the Wise Men of Zion," with a prefatory note, explaining that references to "The Jews" should be replaced by "Illuminati" and the word "goyim" replaced with the word "cattle." Though Cooper is trying to leave the Jews out of his list of conspirators, he's not trying hard enough. Cooper had remarked to Vallee:

There are four types of aliens. There are two kinds of Grays, including one race, not commonly seen, that has a large nose. Then there are the Nordic types, tall blond Aryans, and finally the Orange ones. They come from Orion, the Pleiades, Betelgeuse, Barnard's star and Zeta Reticuli. ...

You know, I'm not a religious man. But if you look at the Bible... The Angels could be the Nordic types and the Grays could well be the demonic ones. After all, the Bible talks about a pact with the Devil in the last days, after Israel is reinstated. Leading to Armageddon.

Rather than Jews that are controlling the world, it is the demonic big-nosed gray aliens from Zeta Reticuli. And rather than Aryans that will save mankind, it will be tall blond angelic beings from the Pleiades.

http://www.think-aboutit.com/ufo/william_cooper_exhibit.htm

 

I do think that Klass has a point about the Old Commies using the UFO Movement. I saw that clearly in the Message Company Santa Fe Meeting late April 2005 with S. Greer's anti-American call to the rabble to take to the streets. This garbling of lunatic conspiracy theories with UFOs is unfortunate now that we know the physics of how the alien saucers fly. On the other hand The skeptics like the late Klass are lousy physicists. They don't know what they are talking about. The real saucer physics is in?http://qedcorp.com/APS/zpf2005.pdf

 

On Aug 14, 2005, at 9:58 PM, Doc Savage wrote:

 

You know what's wrong with The Knaviary?

They? got no Klass!

 

On Aug 14, 2005, at 9:53 PM, Jack Sarfatti wrote:

 

Thanks Doc for passing this one on. Very funny. ;-)

 

One the one side we have The Aviary. On the other side we have The Knaviary.

 

Who is in the Knaviary?

 

Phill Klass (departed)

Ken Frazier

Robert Sheaffer

The other one who runs "The Skeptic" I forget his name.

who else? Who am I leaving out?

 

 

On Aug 14, 2005, at 9:42 PM, Doc Savage wrote:

 

Two sides to every story - at least. I have no idea at all about any of this of course. I never met Klass.

 

On Aug 14, 2005, at 9:05 PM, sonata wrote:

 

Nonsense: Phil Klass was attacking me back in 1986
by sending me nasty letters to my home in Dayton Ohio
while I was an AF Capt in Intelligence at FTD-WP.
I had absolutely NO clue as to who Phil Klass was but
yet out of the blue I was being slandered and labeled from
a person I had no idea about. He was literally making up things about
me in those letters yet we never talked. So what Rick is saying is quite
true if in fact Rick said those things which I'm checking on at this moment
I respond to very few things in this group because most of what comes
across is trash......Rmc

Victor Martinez wrote:

Thanx Roberto for sharing the attached with the entire group ?? ?


Phil's body is scarcely in the ground before his enemies begin to libel him in ways they never dared when he was alive. Of course, under U.S. laws, you cannot libel the dead, so "the aviary" begins its cowardly attack on an opponent who can no longer defend himself. Doty is no longer a "Falcon," but now a "Vulture", picking at the bones of the dead.

They, of course, ceaselessly accused Phil of "ad hominem" attacks on his UFOlogical opponents. Just what is this? And what proof, if any, does this guy Schneider have, assuming that he actually exists?

Doc, you are "Savage", indeed.

?????? Robert Sheaffer

 

Hey, don't shoot the messenger. I said nothing at all about Klass either way. I simply forwarded a message sent to me. I did not write it.


Doc Savage wrote:

 

Learn how to read e-mail Sheaffer. Rick Doty wrote the words below not me.

 

"Phil Klass was one of the best UFO skeptics because he kept everyone on their toes.? However, he was also a liar.? He manufactured stories about people, who were UFO believers or about incidents that occurred.? Klass passed a few lies about me over the years.? I confronted Klass on two occasions years ago about them.? He never would debate the issues.

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Few knew that Klass was suspected of molesting a child in the 60s.? He was never charged because the child never would testify or provide truth to the Metro DC police.?This information came from John Schneider, a retired Metro DC police officer, who argued against Klass on a number of occasions about?UFOs.?

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Oh well, Klass and some will truly miss him and others will be glad he's gone.?

?

Richard Doty"

 

See it's signed by "Richard Doty" who I am told is or was a cop? Right? I guess this all is now De-Klassified? ;-)