Who the hell is Bill Moore? Your ugly filthy smelly pimp? Is that why you placed so much value on his words?
rst0wxyz
why you placed so much value on his words?
Anti-DabianchenVirus
rst0wxyz
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> This must be he:
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> http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://lh4.ggpht.com/_4oh0xzW_...
Hummm!!! where did you find this picture? What did it say about this
Bill Moore?
Anti-DabianchenVirus
Haven't got a clue. Try this:
http://www.ufomystic.com/2007/07/21/bill-moore-ufo-interview/
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rst0wxyz
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> The internet.
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> Haven't got a clue. Try this:
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> http://www.ufomystic.com/2007/07/21/bill-moore-ufo-interview/
Hey!! here are more info about Bill Moore. Apparently, he's an UFO
nut.
http://www.ufomystic.com/2009/04/16/was-bill-moore-a-cia-agent/
Was Bill Moore A CIA Agent?
Looking through old posts, I found a comment on UFO Researchers And
The U.S. Government which stated that Bill Moore was a CIA agent.
Someone at the Dulce conference also told me this.
A look at the post referred to by the commenter reveals that his
accusation is apparently based on inference rather than verifiable
facts. Moore was teaching drama and English at a high school in
Minnesota in 1977, but by 1979 he had written The Philadelphia
Experiment along with famed paranormal author Charles Berlitz. The
poster claims that this is a suspiciously short time for Moore to have
gotten involved in any sort of writing. He goes on to write, “Soon
after meeting [Stanton] Friedman Moore became the author of The
Roswell Incident, even though Friedman was much more qualified to
write such a book, having done the lion’s share of research on
Roswell.” Sure, if by “soon” you mean three years.
Moore used information from Friedman (specifically interviews with
Jesse Marcel) but actually did much of the research for the book,
traveling to Roswell many times in 1979 to interview witnesses for the
first time since 1947. Berlitz was hired as co-author due to the small
success of The Philadelphia Experiment, and his name recognition with
the reading public. This was a condition imposed by the publisher,
Grosset and Dunlap. Berlitz took the information from Moore and
Friedman and shaped it into a book on a tight deadline. The post also
refers to Friedman’s “nervous denial” in response to inquiries about
Moore. Is the perceived nervousness (inferred from written statements,
not interviews) due to shadowy CIA connections, or the fact that Moore
and Friedman had a contentious falling out for many years?
If we should be suspicious of anyone it is perhaps Berlitz, who spent
many years as an Army Intelligence agent working for the OSS, which
later became the CIA. Karl Pflock wrote about Berlitz in the March 15,
2004 issue of “Saucer Smear”:
Since The Field’s usually watchful paranoids dropped the ball or were
too frightened to pick it up, I decided Something Must De Done. I
contacted one of my many Reliable Sources, a man who knew Berlitz very
well. Here’s what he said:
“He was a Lt. Col., I think. Served from about 1940 until maybe just
after Korea. Most of his wartime service was in South America
(Argentina, Brazil) socializing with, and keeping tabs on, the various
pro-Nazi factions in that region. As such, he fell under the purview
of the OSS, the Army group that would later become the CIA. I recall
him once telling me about getting picked up by some other American
agents and having a devil of a time convincing them he was one of
them. After the war, I think he went to Europe to train Army language
instructors in the ‘Berlitz method.’”
Pflock, however, had a long career with the CIA, so what are we going
to believe? Pflock was quite helpful to me during the writing of
Project Beta, giving me information on people who I wanted to talk to
in New Mexico and elsewhere, and not only former intel personnel. Was
there a grand conspiracy to keep me from the truth as well? I
sincerely doubt it.
Granted, the accusation about Moore quoted at the beginning of this
article was posted in 2001, but the author has made no effort to
update his information. Also, the statement “Unknown to the public is
the fact that Bill Moore was recruited as an agent of the CIA” is
quoted from an uncredited post.
We must also look at the suspicions surrounding Moore and his
motivations for writing The Roswell Incident. If he (and Berlitz)
wrote it at the behest of the CIA, what was the reason? Why start
rumors about an old UFO crash? What did this accomplish besides a
headache for the Air Force, who had to officially deny the alien
rumors not once, but twice? Were all the witnesses interviewed by
Moore (and later Kevin Randle and Don Schmitt) in collusion with the
government? Is the whole Roswell mythos built on an old disinformation
operation? What light does this throw on the premise of Nick’s book
Bodysnatchers In The Desert?
Unfounded extrapolation of “puzzling evidence” is rampant in the
conspiracy and UFO communities, and almost guarantees that no one with
any authority will ever take the information seriously. Not that
anyone would really be interested in the internal squabbles of the UFO
research community anyway.
If someone has documented evidence that Moore was involved in an
official capacity with the CIA, I’d like to see it. If the association
was unofficial, there would of course be no record, and the matter
will remain open. Personally, I do think that he did have had some
contact with the spy agency, if only through the shadowy figure known
as “Falcon,” who was the head of a (possibly CIA) operation designed
to flush out Soviet spies working in the U.S. in the late 1970s
through the mid-1980s. In this sense, he was ostensibly working for
the Agency, but not as an “agent.” Of course, people will use this
fact to throw out the baby with the bathwater, but this makes the baby
much more interesting, at least to me.
I suppose I am engaging in inference as well, but it’s primarily based
on talking to some of the principals involved, not a fixed belief
system or suspicions about things I’ve read on the internet. You play
the game or you don’t. If the game scares you away, you don’t have a
chance to win, or learn how it’s played.
Anti-DabianchenVirus
National security is of the utmost importance today in the USA. Every
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government activities. People think only the Chinese government does
that, but in fact every government does it - they're just not so
conspicuous, that's all. The Agency knows about each and every one of
us here, no matter what IDs we use or what proxy we go through. Meichi
thinks she is anonymous. Ha! They know all about her movements and
dealings; where she lives and what she does. It's only a matter of
time before they get hold of her and throw her out for good.
On Nov 2, 11:08 am, rst0wxyz <rst0w...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Nov 2, 10:56 am, Anti-DabianchenVirus <wuso...@rocketmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > The internet.
>
> > Haven't got a clue. Try this:
>
> >http://www.ufomystic.com/2007/07/21/bill-moore-ufo-interview/
>
> Hey!! here are more info about Bill Moore. Apparently, he's an UFO
> nut.http://www.ufomystic.com/2009/04/16/was-bill-moore-a-cia-agent/
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