The Washington Post has published a Black Budget summary, complete with dollar distribution among U.S. agencies and project category expenditures. I highly recommend the link - and clicking on the interactive Black Budget display on the Post's site. It's pretty cool...
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Did the Nazis Have a UFO Base in the Antarctic?
Readers of The Facade know that one of the important sub-plotlines in the story concerns Nazi occult mythology and the idea that UFOs extend from human technology traceable to research done by German scientists during World War II. Part of the lore associated with...
American UFO News of Interest
The National Archives recently de-classified records concerning a USAF project from the 1950s that aimed to build flying saucers. The schematic below is one of the pictures found at the above link. The project was known as "Project 1794." I've seen several posts on...
Another Air Force Roswell Explanation (If You Can Believe It)
I've lost track of how many times the USAF has explained what happened at Roswell. First there was the 1994-1995 War-and-Peace-like, 1000-page tome, "The Roswell Report: Fact versus Fiction in the New Mexico Desert." This was the report connecting the Roswell crash...
UFOs as a Psych Warfare and Propaganda Tool
UFO Mystic has a review of Mirage Men: A Journey in Disinformation, Paranoia and UFOs posted today. I have the book as well but haven't read it yet. The review opens with this question: Is it possible that instead of perpetrating a UFO cover-up the US intelligence...
Thoughts on the U.S. Air Force UFO Press Conference
On September 27, 2010, a group of former Air Force officers held a press conference at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. (The proceedings were available to the public via video at UFO Mystic, but it appears that it has been taken down; here are some smaller...
The ET Mythology as a Propaganda Tool, continued
This is a follow-up to my earlier post in regard to the article on how folklore served as a useful propaganda tool in Nazi Germany. The article was meant to point out that governmental power, totalitarian or otherwise, often makes use of "big picture" ideas - BELIEFS...