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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.
ARMS E!,llail System, "") IP • it is more of the same as Communion, exce'pt that it is less well supported and deals with a sort religion of the unknown. Strieber contends in that book that the "others" (as he calls them) gave him a sketchy design for,an anti-gravity motor that relies on rotating magnets. His third book is Majestic. Milton William Cooper mentions it in his This book follows the Cooper speech closely in many regards; in fact, sometimes it seems like one is stealing =66rom the other because they are so close. Strieber writes this book as fiction, but ,at the end there is a section in which he says that, the book is based on truth'and that the government is hiding information' from the public. He insists that this truth must be brought out. However, Cooper says that Strieberis work ing for the gov,ernment. ,He offers some proof to this claim, but he doesn't really say why the government would hire Strieber to write Majestic, or whether he was hired before he wrote Communion and Transformation. All Cooper,says is that Strieber'is testing the waters', leaking the information in a way that the government could deny. I think that if Strieber works for the government, then it is mostly because the government thinks that people will not believe anything he writes about UFOs, given his history'of writing horror. Thus, the government Strieber write some thing that is based on truth, and everyone thinks it is com'ing =66rom such a bad source that it must be false. =20 * * * This from Keith Rowell in Oregon: "You folks interested in Strieber's claim~ should check out the book Report on Communion (Morrow, 989) by Ed Conroy. "Conroy is a San Antonio-based reporter who wrote some early articles for the loc~l newspaper and then continued to' explore and investigate till he ended up w~th a book. He basi~ cally concludes that S~rieber,' s claims are true as far as we now understand the UFO phenomenon, which is very far from adequate at this time. (The 'scholarly and,scientific establishment has yet to honestly and openly embrace the problem of the UFO. Conroy's book is opening the way for the ive media people, though. are changing as the UFO issue just refuses to go away.) You will all hear more and more about the real'ity status of UFOs as we go through the,1990s. Intelligence establishment secrecy is being slowly broken down and the scientific/scholarly community is slowly putting up less resistance as the years go by. liMy are based on 15 years of the UFO liter- ature,and four years or so, of more or participation' in the UFO community. It is very hard to understand what is go ing on in the UFO community without paying very close attention to it. The normal sources of news and information cover this 3rouP of in .a very inconsistent and sometimes downright biased way. You're just going to have tQ get your feet wet on this onej otherwise, you'll just being talking through your hat. "I'll be happy to send via electronic my representative UFO bibliography to anyone who wants it. , new (and sig nificant) UFO books are add~d practically monthly in the past few years. UFOs are hot again. We seem to be in a peak of activity again. "The latest significant book is ~y Ed walters on his Gulf breeze UFO/photograph, experiences, being distributed to your 10 cal bookstores as I ,write this." --Boundary_[ID_rlvancrnxEqZ4tgon40qzZgl ==================== ATTACHMENT ,1 ==================== ATTCREATION TIME/DATE:ll~MAY-1997 08:13:00.00 ATT BODYPART TYPE:D TEXT: ARMS Email Sy~tem Page 20 of21 Page 20 of21
Official release, from the nara collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 50 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.