From War Of The Worlds To Laurence Rockefeller’s Disclosure Project Part 1: A Century Of UFO Psyops Exposed

“ To exploit enemy superstitions, PSYOP personnel must be certain that:

a. The superstition or belief is real and powerful and b. They have the capability of manipulating it to achieve results favorable to the friendly forces.”

-Psyop Policy 36: the Use of Superstitions in Psychological Operations in Vietnam, May 10, 1967

Many people have found it more than a little strange that all of the major governmental, intelligence and space agencies stretching from the Congress, Pentagon, CIA, and NASA have begun to loudly discuss alien disclosure on a regular basis.

What had been relegated to the realm of fringe conspiracy theory, Hollywood films and backroom hotel convention halls for over seven decades has all of a sudden become mainstream news.

Over the past few months, news cycles are filled with stories of American F16 fighter jets shooting down Unidentified Flying Objects over Lake Huron, and Congressional hearings on alien disclosure are given more prominence by CNN, BBC and Fox News than the danger of World War 3 or the breakdown of our financial system.

Even in Mexico, congressmen are told of petrified 3 foot ancient aliens, looking suspiciously like Steven Spielberg’s ET having been now discovered in Peru.

Honest citizens yearning for truth in a world of lies would be forgiven for thinking that this coordinated messaging across trans-Atlantic media and government agencies was either designed to deflect our mind’s attention from other matters… or was part of a darker agenda.

Do you believe these claims or do you remain skeptical? How should you decide what to believe?

To begin to answer these questions, it will be useful to go back in time to the early days of WW2 a radio broadcast of a story written by Herbert George Wells.

War of the Worlds and a War on Your Mind

It was the evening of October 30, 1938 and a new World War had just begun across the Atlantic ocean when American citizens listening to CBS radio heard the voice of Orson Wells narrate the story of Martians attacking American cities leaving thousands dead. Using the format of a live radio news broadcast, this adaption of The War of the Worlds induced frightened Americans to panic and race into the streets of New York that evening believing that the end of the world was nigh.

The War of the Worlds broadcast was organized by CBS and a new organization called the Princeton Radio Research Project funded by the Rockefeller Foundation. The War of the Worlds was a story written four decades earlier and serves as one of the earliest examples of science fiction portraying a world overrun by an alien invasion from Mars and has been portrayed in numerous movies, books and television shows over the last century.

H.G. Wells was no mere science fiction writer, but a leading grand strategist of the London Fabian Society which had been created by self-professed elitists in 1884 as a platform to advance a new global secular religion of collectivism under the scientific management of global governance.

Wells was also an early propagandist with British Intelligence’s Propaganda Bureau during World War I and while he is most famous for his works of science fiction, his most important thoughts can be found in his many works of non-fiction. Especially his Open Conspiracy: Blueprint for a World Revolution (1928) and The New World Order (1940).

In his Open Conspiracy: Blueprint for a World Revolution (1928), Wells wrote of the new system of faith required to replace the obsolete age of Christianity which caused the minds of citizens to become too unruly and inclined to resist a new world order while also embracing their sense of nationalism, family and of course sense of God. Wells wrote:

“The old faiths have become unconvincing, unsubstantial and insincere, and though there are clear intimations of a new faith in the world, it still awaits embodiment in formulae and organizations that will bring it into effective reaction upon human affairs as a whole.”

When it came to the ultimate purpose of this new age of world government, Wells was explicit that the abolishment of private property was an absolute pre-condition for the remoulding of human nature into something more befitting a collective hive of obedient serfs. In his New World Order written in 1940, Wells said:

“Collectivisation means the handling of the common affairs of mankind by a common control responsible to the whole community. It means the suppression of go-as-you-please in social and economic affairs just as much as in international affairs. It means the frank abolition of profit-seeking and of every device by which human beings contrive to be parasitic on their fellow man. It is the practical realisation of the brotherhood of man through a common control”.

Wells’ “Common Control” was outlined in the form of a World Brain that would control all information and acceptable definitions and symbols used to direct the behavior of the masses of humanity in his imagined beehive.

The End of WW2 and the Rise of Cybernetics

By the end of World War 2, a new branch of science emerged out of the US Air Force sponsored by the Josiah Macy Foundation and Rockefeller Foundation. This new science was known as Cybernetics, and was founded by a protégé of Lord Bertrand Russell (1872-1970) named Norbert Wiener (1894-1964).

Norbert Wiener

In actual fact, the radar defense system which Norbert Wiener worked on was itself shaped by British Scientist Sir Henry Tizard, Chairman of the UK Defense Research Policy Committee, Foreign Secretary of British Royal Society (1940-45), and President of Magdalena Collage Oxford. In 1940, Tizard headed the scientific mission to Washington where he worked closely with British Ambassador to the USA Lord Lothian.

Describing the mission, The Smithsonian Institute writes: “If there was a singular moment that defined the transfer of knowledge from abroad that enabled the Allied victory, it was a series of meetings in September and October 1940 that occurred at the Wardman Park Hotel in Washington, DC, between American military officials and a team of British scientists and technical leaders headed by Sir Henry Tizard, known as the Tizard Mission.

Under Tizard’s influence, jet propulsion systems and microwave radar were transferred to American scientists along with integrated management systems for scientific planning.

It took a year for this seed to mature into the joint US-British Manhattan Project that saw the largest array of scientific work ever organized around a centralized management system.

Due to the war and ongoing fear of espionage, secrecy was the norm and rarely did any one group of scientists have any idea what another group of scientists was doing. Yet out of this integrated system that sought the same atomic bomb that H.G. Wells wrote about in his 1914 World Set Free also saw the application of Tizard’s radar systems that for the first time could pick up flying objects far beyond the reach of human eyes.

Norbert Wiener’s new “science of control” emerged out of his efforts to use the information picked up on radar to shoot down enemy rockets and other aerial vehicles. The problem was simple as it required radar operators to 1) receive the information of incoming missiles or enemy aircraft and then 2) calculate where the enemy object would be as quickly as possible to then 3) program anti-aircraft artillery to shoot at the target. This three-fold process became known as ‘feedback loops’ to and from a central command.

While this systems management worked well in war, and had obvious benefits for the development of digital computers, Wiener and his patrons went much further and extended this mode of analysis onto all of humanity.

The logic was that humanity could also be treated as a computer system organized according to feedback loops, symbolic logic and information interpreted by expert programmers.

By 1946 this new science of cybernetics was advanced enough to see its application across government, educational, and military departments in the form of ‘systems analysis’ and systems planning. Wherever this reform took place, agencies were re-organized, compartmentalized and made to operate under the control of highly centralized nerve centers of executive committees that would have the sole right to “see” what the systems were doing under their influence.

The earliest of the organizations to emerge based on cybernetic principles was known as the RAND Corporation.

Military Intelligence, RAND and the New Folklore

RAND corporation was the first think tank established as an outgrowth of the US Army Air Force in late 1946 which saw the intersection of specialists from universities, intelligence, military and the private sector. The idea behind RAND was to remove policy making from elected leaders using their individual judgement, and instead have “scientific” decision-making managed by expert technicians.

This meant using statistical probability theory to craft policy proposals dealing with every single facet of human life… from war, educational reform, space policy, and economic planning. Everything could now be modelled using binary computer models receiving information and generating scenarios that would 1) tell us the future trends of systems and 2) influence systems according to the desires of experts.

RAND would be given legitimacy by the roles played by two leading generals: Lauris Norstand (then Assistant Chief of Air Force Staff) and Major General Curtis Lemay.

Robert Stanton (1908-2006) would be RAND Corp’s first director, President of CBS, member of the Council of Foreign Relations (CFR) and manager of the War of the World’s psychological experiment of 1938 where he co-directed the Princeton Radio Research Project.

In this function, Stanton worked closely with another Rockefeller asset named Hadley Cantril (1906-1967) who co-directed the Princeton Radio Research Project.

One year after overseeing the War of the Worlds social engineering experiment with Stanton, Cantril was made the American agent for British Security Coordination (BSC) under MI6 operative William Stephenson (aka the Intrepid) where he oversaw the creation of Camp X in Canada and the early integration of American Intelligence operations with British Intelligence prior to the US engagement in WWII.

The BSC operated out of Rockefeller Plaza in Manhattan and served as the coordinating center of the largest British subversion of US intelligence to this day with Camp X serving to train Americans in the black arts of British psychological warfare, forgeries, mass manipulation, counter-intelligence and assassinations.

During the 1940s-1950s, Hadley Cantril had also pioneered public opinion polling systems to assist in social manipulation and cybernetic systems control.

First in 1940, Cantril headed the Institute for International Social Research with Rockefeller Foundation funding.

That same year, Cantril co-founded the Office of Public Opinion Research at Princeton with a $90,000 grant from the Rockefeller Foundation.

In 1941, George Gallup (a close friend of Nelson Rockefeller) and Cantril were employed by the Rockefeller Brothers fund to set up The American Social Survey and in 1955, Cantril set up the Research Council Inc with Lloyd Free (Secretary for the Rockefeller Communications Group).

As was later revealed in the work of Frances Stonner Saunders in The Cultural Cold War, the Rockefeller Foundation (along with the Macy Foundation that did the most to advance Cybernetics into maturity) were fronts for CIA funding.

You might be asking:

“Why this focus on public opinion and surveys from the Rockefeller machine?”

The answer is simple.

Democracies are highly influenced by the opinions of the people, but how can that will be measured or even influenced in order to have outcomes desired by social engineers? How is polling used to encourage citizens to adapt to correct ‘popular opinions’?

As Cantril’s MI6 boss William Stephenson later stated:

“Great care was taken beforehand to make certain the poll results would turn out as desired. The questions were to steer opinion toward the support of Britain and the war… Public Opinion was manipulated through what seemed an objective poll.”[1]

Under Robert Stanton, RAND Corporation published a revealing report on April 14, 1950 titled “Exploitation of Superstitions for Purposes of Psychological Warfare” outlining the need to identify superstitions and folk lore in target populations around the world in order to manipulate the masses. The report’s author wrote:

“What types of superstitious appeal will be best adapted to the various audiences to be propagandized? A study of local superstitions as related in popular folk lore might be profitable in providing answers to these questions.. What superstitions are peculiar to Eastern Europeans, to Russians, to the various nationalities of the Soviet Union? What superstitions are prevalent amongst peasants, among combat troops or airmen, among civilians? What evidence is there that given members of the enemy elite are addicted to certain kinds of superstitions?”

The report astutely noted “it seems likely that superstitions flourish in an atmosphere of tension and insecurity”.

UFO Sightings Capture the Public Imagination

1947 was an eventful year.

It was the year that the CIA was created, the year the Anglo-American Special Relationship ensured the first US-led coup in Greece with the Truman Doctrine, Chuck Yeager broke the sound barrier, and the first digital computer was turned on.

It was also the year that saw the first major sightings of Unidentified Flying Objects across the skies of the USA and Britain.

The first such observation was made by Air force pilot Kenneth Arnold flying from Chehalis to Yakima Washington on June 2, 1947 who looked out of his cockpit and saw “nine saucer-like things… flying like geese in a diagonal chainlike line”.

After the publication of Arnold’s report in the local press, observations were seen by civilians in 40 states, and by the end of the year hundreds of sightings had been reported to authorities. Similar sightings were occurring in the United Kingdom… but what were they? There were absolutely no UFO sightings prior to 1947… so what was going on?

Were these flying machines of Russian origin sent to threaten American lives? Were they manifestations of the collective unconsciousness as asserted by Allen Dulles’ guru Carl Jung? Were they weather balloons as some government officials were saying? Were they extra-terrestrials who decided only now to start flying around the world and making their presence known?

Or were they possibly aircraft developed under the fog of secrecy that might have some connection to the secret German flying saucer projects that had been developed throughout World War 2?

In an interview with NPR Radio, Annie Jacobson (author of Area 51: An Uncensored History of America’s Top Secret Military Base’) stated:

“The UFO craze began in the summer of 1947. Several months later, the G2 intelligence, which was the Army intelligence corps at the time, spent an enormous amount of time and treasure seeking out two former Third Reich aerospace designers named Walter and Reimar Horten who had allegedly created a flying disc.”

During World War 2, the Horten brothers were associated with the Austrian scientist Viktor Schauberger whose innovative designs for implosion, flying technology utilizing water currents, and electromagnetism to generate flying machines that by all surviving accounts flew faster than the speed of sound.

While much of his research was confiscated and classified by victor nations after WWII, Schauberger was promised government sponsorship in America which induced the inventor to move across the ocean where Canada’s Avro Arrow program sought his designs for supersonic nuclear missile delivery aircraft.

When he discovered that his work would only be used for military purposes, Schauberger pushed back and, over the course of several months, his patents were essentially stolen, and he returned to Austria, to die in 1958.

Shauberger’s grandson described the injustice that beset the great scientist saying:

“In the end, my grandfather signed a contract in which he transferred the rights to all his ideas, all his patents and thoughts, to an American consortium just so he could fly back home again. And as you know five days later, after he was back home, he died.”

Shauberger had overseen several other flying disc projects during the war which included the Thule Haunebu 2, and 3 models of discs powered by Electro Magnetic engines and the Vril Disc models built at the SS Technical Branch Unit E-IV… most blueprints and prototypes having been either destroyed by the Nazis before the end of the war or absorbed by the western forces after the war’s end.

Images of some of the prototype saucers that survived the purges of 1945 can be viewed here

Other advanced models of aircraft begun during the war include the Vought ‘Flying Flap Jack’ V173 fighter jet developed by Charles Zimmerman in 1942 with a flying disc design

And the Horton H IX turbojet fighter-bomber

A declassified CIA report from May 1953 laid out the work on flying saucers begun by German aerospace engineers under Germany’s Ministry of Armaments chief Albert Speer. The CIA report noted that construction on flying saucers had continued after 1945 under Canada’s Avro Arrow and the Soviets (though didn’t make mention of the USA).

Describing a February 14, 1945 experiment of one saucer model, the CIA report says: “Flying saucers have been known to be an actuality since the possibility of their construction was proven in plans drawn up by German engineers toward the end of World War II… during the experiment… the ‘flying saucer’ reached an altitude of 12,400 meters within 3 minutes and a speed of 2200 kilometers per hour.”

On top of German designed experimental flying saucer aircraft co-opted by the allied nations after WWII resulting in sightings across the Trans Atlantic, another element to the illusion of UFO sightings can be found within the science of ‘radar deception’.

Radar Deception: CIA+ECM=UFOs

Radar deception techniques were developed in WWII and used to create noise in order disrupt the information received by enemy radar operators. This was known as electronic countermeasures [ECMs]

Another radar deception technology developed during the war was known as radar spoofing which involved creating false objects received by dupped radar operators in the form of ‘ghost aircraft’. The first director of the NSA which worked closely with British Intelligence as the American branch of the Five Eyes was General Robert Samford who described this capability to the New York Times in 1952 when he said: “We are learning more and more about radar… [which is] capable of playing tricks for which it was not designed.”

Dr. Leon Davidson, a leading chemical engineer who worked on the Manhattan Project became one of the most efficient UFO investigators during the Cold War. In 1959 he wrote an essay titled ‘CIA+ECM=UFOs: How to Cause a Radar Citing” where he stated:

“I contend that since 1951, the CIA has caused or sponsored saucer sightings for its own purposes. By shrewd psychological manipulation, a series of “normal” events has been served up so as to appear as quite convincing evidence of extraterrestrial UFOs.”

Dr. Davidson cited a March 1957 edition of ‘Aviation Research and Development’ which read:

“A new radar moving target simulator system — which generates a display of up to 6 individual targets on any standard radar indicator — has been developed … to train radar operators … and for in-flight testing of airborne early-warning personnel… Target positions, paths, and velocities can … simulate … realistic flight paths… Speeds up to 10,000 knots (about 11,500 mph) are easily generated… The target can be made to turn left or right… For each target there is … adjustment to provide a realistic scope presentation.”

In the 1960s, the CIA took radar deception to new levels under Project Palladium, redefining the art of projecting ‘phantom aircraft’ on radar.

Digital Radio Frequency Units are widely used by the US Navy and Airforce and were used to send false signals to Libya in the 1980s as part of a program to overthrow President Qaddafi, under the CIA’s VECTOR program. The plan was to send false signals to Libyan radar that would cause sufficient internal confusion within Libya’s military that a regime change could occur under the cover of chaos. When these plans were leaked to the press in 1986, the plan was discontinued.

But the strategy was picked up yet again when Tehran’s air defenses began picking up ghost aircraft on their radar in 2004 which was part of Dick Cheney efforts to conduct regime change on Iran.

There is ample reason to believe that this technology was used on Iran again in January 2020 when Iranian radar operators detected an incoming missile which their air defense shot down, only to realize in horror that what was destroyed was not a rocket but a civilian airplane.

The CIA Plays the UFO Game

While US government UFO investigations occurred in piecemeal form starting in 1947 under Project Sign (1947), followed by Project Grudge (1949), the most influential government sponsored UFO research project was created in 1949 with the UK’s Flying Saucer Working Party under the chairmanship of Sir Henry Tizard who we have already met.

Tizard’s Flying Saucer Working Party was carrying out the orders of Lord Louis Mountbatten, former Allied Commander of The Pacific Fleet during World War II who noted the usefulness of a potential alien threat at uniting the world together. Speaking in 1950, Lord Mountbatten stated:

“The fact that they can hover and accelerate away from the earth’s gravity again and even revolve around a V-2 in America shows they are far ahead of us. If they really come over in a big way, that might settle the capitalist-communist war. If the human race wishes to survive, they must band together.”[2]

Mountbatten’s remarks had echoed those made earlier by British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden who stated in March 1947:

‘Sometimes I think the people of this distracted planet will never really get together until they find someone in [sic] Mars to get mad against.’

These ideas were outlined even earlier by H.G. Wells when he wrote in The War of the Worlds: “Did [Martians] grasp that we in our millions were organized, disciplined, working together? …It may be that in the larger design of the universe this invasion from Mars is not without its ultimate benefit for men… it has done much to promote the conception of the commonweal of mankind.”

This concept was again outlined by Wells’ fellow Fabian Socialist in America John Dewey who delivered a speech to an Imperial Japanese delegation in Washington in 1917 saying:

“The best way to unite all of the nations on this globe would be an attack from some other planet. In the face of such an alien enemy, people would respond with a sense of their unity and purpose”.

After Tizard’s report was published in 1950, Air Force General Charles Cabell launched an American version of this program under the name Project Bluebook which operated from 1952-1969 which would be headed by Captain Edward J. Ruppelt for its first three years..

From 1953 until being fired by John F Kennedy in 1961, Cabell acted as Deputy Director of the CIA under Allen Dulles where the duo oversaw the cultivation of the new UFO myth under the fog of Cold War secrecy.

Dr. Leon Davidson recognized the nefarious role of Allen Dulles as the guiding hand behind the creation of the UFO mythos.

CIA Director Allen Dulles

Davidson understood that this Psyop served a two-fold purpose of confusing Russians about American technology, while also serving to engage in mass psychological warfare with the American people themselves. Writing in his 1962 Open Letter To Saucer Researchers, Davidson said:

“During 1950 Allen Dulles became actively involved with the CIA work on saucers, and saw the psychological impact which they had. He started a plan to build them up as a psychological warfare weapon. Ruppelt’s book clearly shows the steps the CIA took. Project Bluebook was warmed up in 1950-51, Ruppelt was selected by a screening process and groomed for the job of public relations cats-paw (without his knowledge), and a series of ‘incidents’ was planned and carried out involving regular military units, which led to cases considered as authentic evidence of saucers.”

CIA Deputy Director Charles Cabell’s job was made easier due to the dramatic explosion of UFO sightings across the USA in 1952 where 889 sightings were recorded between June to October of that year alone. This was 149 more reports than the Air Force received in total since 1947 when the first popular sightings began to be recorded.

Davidson went on to note that Dulles had been working closely with his friend Carl Jung (an occultist who worked as an OSS agent during the war and a personal guru to Dulles) on this vast psychological operations campaign which strove to revise humanity’s entire identity by re-writing history and religions with Aliens replacing the role which God once played. Davidson wrote:

“It became clear [to me], early in the 1950’s, that the CIA, specifically Allen Dulles, had used legitimate ‘flying saucers’ events […] as a tool in the Cold War. Dulles wanted Russia to waste effort on defences against objects having the extreme capabilities implied by the public saucer stories. […] Dulles also adopted a concept from his old friend Carl Jung, and co-opted the myth that benign aliens have visited Earth for millennia. He used magicians’ illusions, tricks, and showmanship to blend in sightings, landings, and contacts, with the legitimate military test sightings. The public perception grew (from comic book to TV show) that space travel was a real possibility, easing Congressional appropriations for the ‘moon race’ with Russia. Later, Dulles found the saucer believers and their clubs an ideal propaganda vehicle.”

Deputy Director of the CIA, Gen. Charles Cabell

Besides the Tizard report, the singular event which gave the real impetus for the Air Force’s UFO research project could probably be ascribed to the July 1952 Washington DC overflights of two mysterious objects that sounded the alarm bells of a major security breach.

Had the Soviets launched an attack?

Were these objects American classified flying machines or were they something else?

The parallels to the 1951 Hollywood blockbuster hit ‘The Day the Earth Stood Still’ which saw Martians landing in Washington DC were hard to ignore.

We will examine this question in the next installment of this series (Contrary Messaging By Design)

Footnote

[1] When David Ogilvy, a close associate of Cantril, read a draft copy of The Quiet Canadian (the biography of William Stephenson written by H. Montgomery Hyde in 1963), he wrote to the author saying: “I beg you to remove all references to Hadley Cantril and Dr. Gallup… Dr. Gallup was and still is, a great friend of England. What you have written would cause him anguish – and damage. One does not want to damage one’s friends… In subsequent years Hadley Cantril has done a vast amount of secret polling for the United States Government. What you have written would compromise him – and SIS [MI6] does not make a practice of compromising its friends.”

Appendix: John Dewey’s Fabian Assault on America

H.G. Wells’ American counterpart was educational reformer John Dewey who helped establish an American branch of the Fabian Society’s London School of Economics in 1905 called The Rand School for Social Science’ which called for a retooling of the human condition itself by moving education away from a focus on “knowledge” towards “socializing” children and teaching practical skills like baking, instead of thinking about Greek, latin or deep philosophy unbecoming a slave society.

 The Rand School was re-branded ‘the League for Industrial Democracy’ with a network of 125 chapters across the USA in 1921 with Dewey as its first president. In 1919, using funding from the Rockefeller Foundation, Dewey founded the New School for Social Research in New York. It was through the New School, that leading elements of the Frankfurt School would be infused into America after 1932.

Likes Wells, Dewey was a Fabian Socialist and a lifelong devotee to world government who believed that humanity needed to be liberated from neurotic conditions like the “belief in God”, Family or nation in order to become healthy global citizens untainted by obsolete ideas like the sacredness of the individual, or right to property. In his 1930 book ‘What I Believe’ Dewey outlined his belief that Christianity was an outdated doctrine that needed to be replaced with a new scientific world religion based upon personal experience. Dewey writes:

“Faith in the divine author and authority in which Western civilization confided, inherited ideas of the soul and its destiny, of fixed revelation, of completely stable institutions, of automatic progress, have been made impossible for the cultivated mind of the Western world. It is psychologically natural that the outcome should be a collapse of faith in all fundamental organizing and directive ideas. Skepticism becomes the mark and even the pose of the educated mind”

Dewey’s “educated mind” which embraces pure skepticism of anything non-sensory is also based on the liberating idea that Truth is not one, but divided in as many ways as we can have experiences:

“It is impossible, I think, even to begin to imagine the changes that would come into life — personal and collective — if the idea of a plurality of interconnected meanings and purposes replaced that of the meaning and purpose. Search for a single, inclusive good is doomed to failure.”

What would become of the Judeo Christian religions that humanity sheds off by the forces of natural selection as we emerge in the new age? Dewey describes a possible limited role for those types of religious sects which behave according to his globalist standards saying:

“I would suggest that the future of religion is connected with the possibility of developing a faith in the possibilities of human experience and human relation- ships that will create a vital sense of the solidarity of human interests and inspire action to make that sense a reality. If our nominally religious institutions learn how to use their symbols and rites to express and enhance such a faith, they may become useful allies of a conception of life that is in harmony with knowledge and social needs.”

To the degree that the symbols and rituals of Christianity are useful in ushering in this future scientific world religion, then they may be considered an “ally” but if not, then they must be eliminated.

But what could induce humanity to shed its old faiths? Obviously war is useful at shaking us out of our complency and old ways, but if that were to fail, then Dewey was probably among the earliest social engineers who recognized the value of an attack from extra terrestrials.

In 1917, Dewey delivered a speech in New York saying:

“Some one remarked that the best way to unite all of the nations on this globe would be an attack from some other planet. In the face of such an alien enemy, people would respond with a sense of their unity and purpose”.