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Former Military On UFO MJ-12 Docs Being A Hoax & Drones: Kevin D. Randle
Kevin D. Randle on ‘Alien Mysteries, Conspiracies and Cover-Ups’
Let’s please get into the MJ-12 Documents and William Moore and others involved. It was stated they are fake and Moore seems to point heavily to specific people and UFO groups who are disinformation shills. What can you share about this then and now?
KR: The original claim was that Project Aquarius was the secret organization created to exploit the Roswell UFO crash. The elements of MJ-12 first appeared in the stories of Aquarius. All this appeared in an unpublished novel by Bill Moore and Bob Pratt with critical comment from a third but unidentified man. The single document submitted to validate Aquarius has been exposed as a hoax.
After all this, the MJ-12 documents, containing the same information surfaced. There is no provenance for them. They can be traced to Moore and no further. Moore with his friend Jaime Shandera released them into the public. It is fairly clear that Moore and his friends were the originators of MJ-12.
In what is known as the Eisenhower Briefing Document, there is a reference to a UFO crash near El Indio, Mexico in December 1950. This is a story told by Robert B. Willingham who claimed to be a retired Air Force colonel who had flown fighters. In the mid-1980s, when the Eisenhower Briefing Document appeared, many inside the UFO community believed Willingham’s tale because of his high rank. It turns out that Willingham was not an Air Force fighter pilot nor is he a retired colonel. His tale has been disproved as a hoax. If the Eisenhower Briefing document is what it is claimed to be, there would be no story of that crash in it because it was a hoax.
I haven’t mentioned that the Truman signature on the memo that accompanied the Eisenhower Briefing Document was lifted from another document meaning that it was forged. More evidence that the MJ-12 documents are a hoax.
Everyone who has anything to say in the UFO community is called a disinformation agent by someone. I have been accused of being a CIA agent and having worked with Project Blue Book. Neither accusation is true. Moore slings this allegation, all the while claiming that he worked with the AFOSI, which is simply untrue. Unless there is some evidence of this, it should be ignored.
Having a military background I am curious to your thoughts on drones currently. It seems the drone scenario in many regards has a great connection to the UFO agenda when it comes to government disinformation. A lot of UFO researchers don’t even talk about drones. Everything is ET. How do you feel about drones connected to UFO phenomenon and discernment between the two?
KR: Drone scenarios don’t actually appear until recently and there is no evidence that drone sightings will solve any UFO sightings. I think drones are ignored because they have no real place in the conversation.
I do object to everything being ET. I think that many of us researching UFOs have solved cases. Chiles-Whitted, the pilots who reported a cigar-shaped craft in 1948, was most probably a meteor. But drones are a relatively new creation that are so small and fly so high that they are nearly impossible see from the ground, which is their big advantage.
Some UFO sightings are probably some of the older, secret aircraft such as the SR-71. But such things do not explain everything, especially when there are multiple witnesses who get a long look at the object.
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