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The UFO Files: The Eisenhower Briefing and Operation Majestic 12

Are you ready for a journey into the depths of history, where secrets, UFOs, and government conspiracies collide? Buckle up, because today, we're diving headfirst into the mysterious world of The Eisenhower Briefing and Operation Majestic 12 (MJ-12).

Are you ready for a journey into the depths of history, where secrets, UFOs, and government conspiracies collide? Buckle up, because today, we’re diving headfirst into the mysterious world of The Eisenhower Briefing and Operation Majestic 12 (MJ-12). Get ready to explore a saga that reads like something out of a sci-fi movie, but I promise you, it’s all too real.

The Curious Incident

Let’s start our adventure with a curious incident that allegedly took place on the evening of February 20, 1954. It was a crisp, starry night when President Dwight D. Eisenhower, often affectionately known as Ike, found himself embarking on an unexpected detour during a weekend trip to Palm Springs, California.

Eisenhower, a former General who had seen his share of covert operations during World War II, was no stranger to classified information. However, on this particular night, something extraordinary was said to have occurred.

Eisenhower’s motorcade unexpectedly veered off course and arrived at Edwards Air Force Base. The President, along with a select few trusted aides, was then ushered into a waiting aircraft, not just any aircraft, but one that allegedly belonged to a group known as Operation Majestic 12.

Operation Majestic 12 Unveiled

So, what is Operation Majestic 12, and why was Eisenhower suddenly aboard one of its aircraft? Let’s break it down in plain terms.

Operation Majestic 12, or MJ-12 for short, is a name that has ignited imaginations and conspiracy theories for decades. According to the lore, MJ-12 was a secret group formed by President Harry Truman in 1947. Their mission? To deal with a matter that was, and still is, shrouded in mystery—unidentified flying objects (UFOs).

The members of MJ-12 were said to be a shadowy, handpicked group of scientists, military personnel, and government officials. Their goal was to investigate and manage the presence of extraterrestrial life visiting our planet.

The Eisenhower Briefing

Now, here’s where it gets fascinating. The tale goes that when President Eisenhower found himself aboard that mysterious aircraft, he was about to receive a briefing—one that would change the course of history, or so the story goes.

The briefing allegedly revealed to Eisenhower that extraterrestrial beings were not only visiting Earth but had made contact with Earthlings. These meetings, it is said, took place in a remote location known as Area 51 in Nevada.

The beings, often referred to as “grays” due to their grayish appearance, reportedly communicated telepathically. This revelation must have been a lot for Ike to take in.

The Agreement

So, did Ike panic? Did he run for the hills, screaming about little green men? Not quite. According to the legend, Eisenhower was presented with an offer he couldn’t refuse—a deal with the visitors from the stars.

The terms of this alleged agreement remain hotly debated, but the prevailing theory is that it allowed the extraterrestrials to conduct certain experiments on humans, provided that they didn’t harm anyone. In return, humanity was granted access to advanced technology that would leapfrog our scientific progress by decades.

The Hidden Hand

Now, let’s pause for a moment and consider the implications of this story. If true, it means that there’s a hidden hand, a clandestine group within our government, orchestrating interactions with beings from beyond our world. It raises questions about the balance between secrecy and transparency, and the moral and ethical dilemmas that such a situation would entail.

But wait, there’s more. The Eisenhower Briefing isn’t just a standalone tale; it’s part of a broader web of UFO conspiracies and government secrecy.

The UFO Craze

The 1950s and ’60s saw a surge in UFO sightings across the United States. People from all walks of life reported encounters with strange, unidentified craft, often described as flying saucers. These incidents fueled public fascination with the possibility of extraterrestrial life visiting our planet.

In 1947, a pilot named Kenneth Arnold claimed to have seen a formation of nine high-speed flying objects near Mount Rainier, Washington. His description of their erratic flight patterns, “like a saucer would if you skipped it across the water,” coined the term “flying saucer” and kicked off the modern UFO craze.

Roswell and Area 51

The infamous Roswell incident of 1947 further stoked the UFO fire. Initially, the U.S. military reported that they had recovered a “flying disc” from a crash site near Roswell, New Mexico. However, they quickly changed their story, claiming it was a weather balloon.

This abrupt change in the official narrative ignited suspicions of a government cover-up. Roswell became a focal point for UFO enthusiasts and conspiracy theorists alike.

Area 51, located in the Nevada desert, is another key piece of the puzzle. It’s a highly classified military facility where, according to conspiracy theories, technology from crashed UFOs is reverse-engineered and where extraterrestrial meetings have taken place.

The MJ-12 Documents

Now, let’s pivot back to Operation Majestic 12. The existence of MJ-12 remained largely in the realm of conspiracy theories until the late 1980s when something remarkable happened.

A set of documents, known as the “MJ-12 documents,” surfaced, purportedly confirming the existence of the secretive group. These documents were a treasure trove of information, detailing MJ-12’s formation, its members, and their involvement in UFO-related activities.

However, as with any good conspiracy theory, there are skeptics. Some experts claimed that the MJ-12 documents were elaborate hoaxes, designed to perpetuate the myth of government cover-ups. The debate over their authenticity continues to this day.

The Legacy of Secrecy

As we near the end of our journey into the mysterious world of The Eisenhower Briefing and Operation Majestic 12, it’s essential to reflect on the legacy of secrecy surrounding UFOs and government involvement.

Regardless of whether you believe in extraterrestrial visitors or think it’s all a load of hogwash, one thing is clear: the allure of the unknown, the desire to uncover hidden truths, and the suspicion of government secrecy are deeply ingrained in human nature.

Closing Thoughts

We’ve ventured through a maze of intrigue, conspiracy, and the unexplained. The Eisenhower Briefing and Operation Majestic 12 are mysterious tales that continue to captivate our imaginations.

Whether you’re a skeptic who believes these stories are nothing more than urban legends or a believer who thinks the truth is out there, it’s essential to approach such mysteries with an open mind. Perhaps one day, we’ll unlock the secrets of our universe and find out if we’re truly alone or if there’s more to the story.

Until then, keep your eyes on the skies, and remember that the truth, whatever it may be, is out there, waiting to be discovered.



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It’s Time To Start Using The Communist Control Act Of 1954!

Antifa is a militant/terrorist branch of the Communist Party. Therefore all members are breaking the law according to The Communist Control Act

It's Time To Start Using The Communist Control Act Of 1954!

Communism is a foreign creation, that is specifically designed to displace an established system of government with a dictatorial form of government. The whole idea of Communism is directly in violation of our Constitution. People in the USA are indeed constitutionally allowed to talk about Communism, and call themselves Communists. But once they organize, or try to attain governmental power as a Communist, they then become a direct enemy of our Republic – with the goal of dissolving our democratic rule, and as such, they need to be dealt with as enemy combatants, and infiltrators.

The Communist Control Act (68 Stat. 775, 50 U.S.C. 841-844) is a piece of United States federal legislation, signed into law by President Dwight Eisenhower on 24 August 1954, which outlaws the Communist Party of the United States and criminalizes membership in, or support for the Party or “Communist-action” organizations and defines evidence to be considered by a jury in determining participation in the activities, planning, actions, objectives, or purposes of such organizations.

The Communist Control Act was originally proposed as an amendment to the Internal Security Act of 1950, which had sought to combat the spread of communism in labor unions. Apart from its secondary focus which concentrated on the illegality of “communist front organizations” (i.e. labor unions), the bill was drafted with the intention of tackling the root of the communist problem in America: the Communist Party. In its second section, the CCA of 1954 portrayed the American Communist Party as an “agency of a hostile foreign power.” The Party was described as “an instrumentality of a conspiracy to overthrow the government,” and as a “clear, present, and continuing danger to the security of the United States.” The Act made membership to the Communist Party a criminal act and stipulated that all Party members would be sanctioned with up to a $10,000 fine or imprisonment for five years or both. Additionally, according to the third section, the Communist Party would be deprived of “the rights, privileges, and immunities of a legal body.”

The Internal Security Act of 1950 had defined two types of “communist organizations.” Senator Butler later proposed a bill aimed at the removal of Communists from leadership positions in labor unions, adding a third class, that of “communist-infiltrated organizations.” Afterwards, Democratic Senator Humphrey put forward a substitute to that bill with the intention of directly tackling the “root of evil,” the Communist Party members. Through an amendment by Senator Daniel, both the Butler and Humphrey bills were merged into one, winning unanimous approval in the Senate from both Democrats and Republicans.

The Congress finds and declares that the Communist Party of the United States, although purportedly a political party, is in fact an instrumentality of a conspiracy to overthrow the Government of the United States. It constitutes an authoritarian dictatorship within a republic, demanding for itself the rights and privileges accorded to political parties, but denying to all others the liberties guaranteed by the Constitution.

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Declassified: How America Planned to Invade Italy To Save It from Russia

How America Planned to Invade Italy To Save It from Russia
As accusations fly that Russia manipulated the 2016 American election to put Donald Trump in the White House, some Americans are remembering that the United States also fiddled with elections in numerous nations during the Cold War, including Chile, Iran and Central America.

One of the most notorious examples is Italy, where the CIA mounted an aggressive—and successful—campaign to limit Communist success in the 1948 election, including handing bags of money to conservative Italian political parties (a tradition hardly unknown in American politics). From 1948 to 1968, the CIA gave more than $65 million to Italian parties and labor unions.

But instead of cash, the United States could have sent in the Marines to give Italy the government that America thought it deserved. As late as 1960, America was still contemplating using military force if the Communists took power. Of course, the United States would always have responded militarily if the Soviet Army invaded Italy during the Cold War. But note the difference: American intervention would have been prompted not by Soviet tanks, but rather if the Communists took power through a coup—or by winning an election.

The details have emerged in a newly declassified Pentagon study released by the private watchdog organization, the National Security Archive.

In 1954, the Joint Chiefs of Staff urged that if a Communist government took power in Italy, “the United States, preferably in concert with its principal Allies, should be prepared to take the strongest possible action to prevent such an eventuality, such action possibly extending to the use of military power.”

That position didn’t suit President Dwight Eisenhower, whose World War II experiences as Supreme Allied Commander in Europe made him smarter than most about how to keep an alliance like NATO together. Eisenhower warned that he “could not imagine anything worse than the unilateral use by the United States of its forces to overthrow a Communist regime. This simply could not be done except in concert with our allies.”

Nonetheless, the National Security Council approved a paper that stated: “In the event the Communists achieve control of the Italian government by apparently legal means, the United States, in concert with its principal NATO allies, should take appropriate action, possibly extending to the use of military power, to assist Italian elements seeking to overthrow the Communist regime in Italy.”

Note the words “apparently legal means.” Perhaps the attitude among American leaders during the Cold War was that “Communist government” and “legal” were oxymorons, and that no Communist government could have genuine legitimacy (which had certainly been the case of the Eastern European regimes that rode into office on the backs of Soviet tanks in 1945). Nonetheless, the U.S. Sixth Fleet would have performed the ultimate act of electoral nullification, by using force against a Communist Party that—as did happen in the 1940s and 1950s—enjoyed strong popular support.

Even as late as August 1960, just months before John F. Kennedy took office, an NSC paper proposed that regardless of whether the Communists took power in Italy by illegal or legal means, the United States should be prepared to use military force—unilaterally if need be—to “assist whatever Italian elements are seeking to prevent or overthrow Communist domination.” This was fifteen years after the chaos and devastation of World War II. While Italy has never been known for stable governments, in 1960 it was not still the political and economic basket case under the rule of Allied military government.

In the end, “Eisenhower and Dulles were willing to intervene militarily only if the Communists forcibly seized power and then only in concert with other European nations,” concludes the study’s author, Ronald Landa. And that was wise: as Eisenhower himself realized, U.S. tanks rolling into Rome—or supporting right-wing Italians overthrowing their own government—would have been a propaganda godsend for the godless Communists in Moscow.

All of which has nothing to do with the question of whether Russia influenced the U.S. election. Except as a reminder that political manipulation has been performed by many nations.

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First page of the Landa study on Italy.
First page of the Landa study on Italy.

First page of the study’s Working Bibliography.
First page of the study’s Working Bibliography.

 
 
 
The original source of this article is The National Interest
Copyright © Michael Peck, The National Interest, 2017.

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The First Air Force One

A short video about the very first Air Force One, Columbine II.

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The first plane to be designated as Air Force One now sits in a southern Arizona field that’s part of Marana Regional Airport.

The aircraft that once spirited President Dwight D. Eisenhower on cross-country voyages is nearly forgotten on a 10-acre parcel, decaying under the relentless glare of the sun.

“I think it’s one of these big secrets that, really, few people know that it’s out there,” airport manager Steve Miller told The Arizona Daily Star. “It’s sad that it’s just sitting out there, considering its history over the past 70 years.”

The original Air Force One is a Lockheed VC-121 Constellation 48-610 that was built in California in 1948. The next year it was converted to carry VIPs and re-designated as a VC-121A.

It was named Columbine II after the state flower of Colorado, the home state of first lady Mamie Eisenhower.

In 1953 it became the official presidential aircraft until it was replaced in 1954, when it became the primary backup aircraft.

After a brief civilian stint with Pan American, the aircraft carried Eisenhower for a final time on Oct. 25, 1959, on a trip from Augusta, Ga., to Washington, D.C.

It served as a VIP transport at Washington National Airport and Maryland’s Andrews Air Force Base before it was retired and flown to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in 1968. It was stripped of its identity and fitted with mismatched landing gear.

Mel Christler of Christler Flying Service bought the aircraft, along with four others, in a 1970 surplus auction, not knowing its true identity. He hoped to convert it to an aerial sprayer, but the plane would not fly due to the landing gear problem.

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