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Bearden UFOsandUAPs ADA068988

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This Defense Documentation Center report (ADA068988) reproduces a paper Thomas E. Bearden prepared for the 1979 MUFON Annual Symposium. It carries a public-release distribution statement. Bearden is a retired Army lieutenant colonel and nuclear engineer. The paper proposes a speculative mind and matter model built on a claimed fourth law of logic and hyperspatial frames. It argues that the collective unconscious can materialize thought forms under Cold War stress, and it fits major UFO waves and U.S. cattle mutilations since 1973 into that model.

  • p. 17 …the highlights of that weapons program; a fuller and more theoretical treatment has been given by…
astronauts who had walked on the moon. So most u.s. contactee cases involved
spacesulted beings, conditioned into that framework by the national/cultural modulation.
Some of the contactee cases involved robots or metallic men, analogous to the mechanista
and robotry of the U.s. space program. And here in the U.s. , the fortress, the
female-mandala craft symbol was generally maintained. In many of these contactee cases,
"examinations" of the contactee's private persons were conductedr symbolic of the
detailed examination the Soviets were making of U.s. equipment 1 tactics, oil and economics
(vital parts), etc.
We do not infer that a painstaking analysis of each and every notable incident in
every major wave has been performed by this author; I have certainly not had time for such
a massive undertaking. I merely wish to point out that indeed the phenomena can be
"psychoanalyzed" to at least some degree of success, based on the theory developed and
the idea of stress-evoked materialized tulpoids from the collective unconscious, symbolizing
major or critical events and periods in the cold war. And I would urqe those UFO researchers
who are qualified in psychological analysis to take the examples given and go much further 1
and indeed to continue the psychological analysis of the UFO phenomena in terms of the
cold war and induced tulpoid materializations.
I Cattle Mutilation 2..._
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Within the last several years, a rather fantastic number of paranormal cattle mutilations
have occurred across the u.s. A peak has apparently been centered in and around Colorado,
the home of Cheyenne Mountain, in whose bosom the "heart" or control center for the
strategic retaliatory forces of the u.S. is nestled. That is significant, for it is the "heart"
of the U.s. which is to be slashed and eviscerated, in the Soviet plan. But to explain the
cattle mutilations, some additional factors must be developed.
Virtual state engineering -- psychotronics, or what the Soviets call "energeti os" --
ironically was born in the U.s. , with the radt~nt energy amplifier built by T. He:-,ry Moray
of Salt Lake City, Utah before World Warn. A Soviet agent obtained the secret of that
device in 1939, and personally destroyed the only existing Moray device. 23 The device
was exceedingly difficult to build, however, and Soviet work With it was interrupted by
World War II.
When checked in his plan to attack at the close of VVWII, Stalin called in his scientists
and told them the destiny of Communism had been frustrated by this great U.s. technical
breakthrough. Further, this would not be the last great breakthrough. However --he
informed them in no uncertain terms -- the next great breakthrough of that magnitude had
better be Sov.et in origin. T~us they were to follow every field of human knowledge, no
matter how strange or unorthodox, and intensely search for such another breakthrough area.
No stone was to be left untumed in this search. Once the field was discovered, they
would intensely develop superweapons in secret -- just as the U.s. had done --and spring
them by surprise on the West-- just ls the U.s. had done on Japan. Ironically, we had
showed Stalin the scenario by means of which the West could eventually be overcome.
In the interim, the guerrilla tactics of terrortsm and insurgency, and unrelenting
pressure, that had proven so successful in the Russian Revolution were to be launched
. ~ around the world on an intema tiona! scale. In all continents, small conventional wars
and guerrilla wars would '~bleed 11 the U.S. dragon and weaken it. The Soviet Union wuuld
also embark on a massive crash program to establish defenses against bomber attack,
dP.velop the atomic bomb, and develop the new rocket weapons and jet aircraft the Germans
had so bril.iantly demonstrated in wwn, and the new atomic weapons unfurled by the U.s.
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