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The Disinformation Campaign Against The Original Positive UFO Contactees
Gerard Aartsen on ‘Here To Help: UFOs and The Space Brothers’
Could you go into early contactees and how they have been ruthlessly debunked by an organized disinformation campaign?
A: Adamski was first offered substantial amounts of money if he would withdraw his claims, or change the status of his books from “non-fiction” to “science fiction”. When he proved unyielding, the media were enlisted to ridicule him. For instance, when he appeared on the Steve Allen show to promote his book Inside the Space Ships, someone told him not to let anyone put words in his mouth, and that they “were told to play this whole thing down”. In Italy, according to journalist Bruno Ghibaudi, who himself was one of the Friendship participants, people who spoke openly about their contacts lost their jobs or were subjected to ridicule or grilling by officialdom. Aladino Felix in Brazil, who wrote about his experiences under the pseudonym of Dino Kraspedon, was first contacted on 20 November 1952, the very same day that Adamski’s first contact happened. He was asked to convey basically the same message as Adamski, but was harassed by the media to such an extent that he eventually retracted his claims. In France, an operation was uncovered in which the entire French edition of Frank Scully’s book, Behind the Flying Saucers, had been collected and brought to a paper mill.
As I said, the message from space that a different way of living, without competition, conflict and chaos, is possible, was not in the interest of people who use these adverse conditions to their advantage, even if it is at the detriment of the majority of men, women and children, and even of the planet on which we all depend for our survival.
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