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[12/11/1996–09/23/1997]: 42-t-26444785-20060476F-001-002-2013

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This Clinton Library FOIA release (case 2006-0476-F) comes from the White House email records file labeled "WHO (Roswell)" and covers December 1996 to September 1997. It includes withdrawal sheets and public emails sent to the President. One email is Nicholas Greene's December 1996 essay arguing that extraterrestrials exist, which cites Roswell, astronaut sightings and Michigan reports. Other emails forward a transcript of a Milton William Cooper speech and a Claude DiDomenica essay about Roswell and Corso.

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the expert on alien biology and medicine. KRLL later died.
His information ,was disseminated under the pseudonym O.H.
eril or Crill.
GUESTS were aliens exchanged for humans who gave us the bal
ance of the yellow book. '
At the time I saw the information there were only three left
alive.
They, were called (P&# 's) Alien Life Forms.
[TRANSMISSION GARBLED]
RELIGION
The aliens claim to have created Homo Sapiens through hy
, bridization.
The papers said that RH-blood was proof of this.
They further claimed to have created all four major reli
gions.
They showed a hologram of the crucifixion of Christ which
the government filmed.
They claim that Jesus was created by them.
ALIEN BASES exist in the four corners area of Utah, Col
orado, New Mexico, and Nevada.
Six bases were described in the 1972 papers, all on Indian
reservations and, all in the four corners area. The' base near,
Dulce was one of them.
MURDER
The documents stated that many ,military and government per
sonnel had been terminated (mqrdered without due process of law)
when they had attempted tO,reveal the secret.
CRAFT RECOVERIES
The documents stated that many craft had been recovered.
The early .. ones from Roswell, Aztec, Roswell again, Texas,
Mexico, and other places.
GENERAL DOOLITTLE made a prediction that one day we would
have to reckon ,with the aliens, and the document stated that it
appeared that General Doolittle was correct.
ABDUCTIONS were occurring long before 1.972.
The,document stated that humans and animals were being ab
ducted and or mutilated.
Many vanished without a trace.'
They were taking sperm and ova samples, tissue, performed
surgical operations, implanted a spherical device 40 to 80'mi':'
crons in size near the optic nerve in the brain and all attempts
to remove it resulted in the death of the patient.
The document estimated that one in every 40 people had been
implanted.
. This implant was said to give the aliens total control of .
that human.
CONTINGENCY PLAN SHOULD THE INFORMATION'BECOME PUBLIC OR
SHOULD THE ALIENS ATTEMPT A TAKEOVER.
This plan called for a public announcement that a terrorist
group had entered the United States with an atomic weapon.
It would be announced that the terrorists planned to deto
nate the weapon in a major city.
Martial law would be declared and all persons with'implants
would be rounded up along with all dissidents and would be placed
into concentration camps.
The press, radio, and TV would be nationalized and con
trolled. 'Anyone attempting to resist would· be arrested or
killed.
CONTINGENCY PLAN TO CONTAIN OR DELAY RELEASE OF INFORMATION
This plan called for the use of MAJESTIC TWELVE as a disin
formation ploy to de~ay and confuse the release of information
should anyone get close to the truth.
It was selected because of the similarity of spelling' and
the similarity to MJ-12.
It was designed to confuse memory and to result in ;;I. fruit
less search for material that does not exist.
SOURCE OF MATERIAL CONTAINED IN THE DOCUMENTS WHICH I SAW
The source of the, material was an Office of Naval Intelli
gence counter-intelligence operation against MJ-12 in order for
the Navy to find out the truth of what was really going.on.
The Navy (at that, time or at least the Navy that I worked
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