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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.
.. I So in 1947 the cold war was launched, and t~e Soviet path to eventual world domination was clearly spelled out. The reader is assumed to be familiar with the major events of the cold war since then; and it is stressed that, since about 1972, the Soviets have greatly accelerated their procurement and stockage .of new arms and equipment, and Soviet production of war materiel has risen t') feverish levels not reached by any other nation since Adolf Hitler's production peak just prior to his inHiation of World War II. In the 1930's and 1940's, Ives succeeded in deriving Einstein's postulates of relativity, Newton's laws of motion, and the law of universal gravitation from a more fundamental :::.... .:~:~?.-invariant ether theory. 24 This work was picked ~P by the Soviet Union, and is part of the fundamentals of their theory of energetics (Virtual state engineering) today. In 195 7 Everett's many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics was published by Princeton University. If one meticulously examines this theory, and if one regards a mental object as just an ordinary physical obJect whose time dimension is synonymo~ts with the time dimension of ordinary physical objects, but whose spatial dimensions do not intersect spatially with the spatial dimensions of ordinary objscts, then one realizes that minds are just ordinary physical worlds three or more orthogonal spatial turns away from the ordinary laboratory 3-space, and cotemporal with it. This is particularly likely to be noticed if one has the dialectical method (a slightly confused way of stating the fourth law of logic) deeply ingrained in his thinking. The Soviet theoreticians have such an outlook, and they made the connection. Psychotroqic (virtual state engineering) weapons which were well along in development but in difficulties because of inadequate theory were rapidly brought to fruition. (Here we only give a succinct summary of some of the highlights of that weapons program; a fuller and more theoretical treatment has been given by the author in several sources. 25) So in 1960 Khrushchev, speaking to the Presidium -- to the leaders of the Communist Party, not for propaganda -- stated at the conclusion of his report that the Soviet Unton had a new weapon, just within the portfolio of its scientists, which was so powerfu:. that, if unrestrainedly used, it could wipe out all life on earth. I.e. , intensbTe psychot. onic weapon development was underway in the Soviet Union. At about the same time, complex, weak microwave radiation of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow began. The purpose was to modulate psychotronic (virtual state) patterns onto weak RF carriers,26 and irradiate a very high level u.s. target, the u.s. Ambassador to the Soviet Union. This would guarantee the personal attention of the U.S. President, CIA, DIA, NSA, State Department, National Security Council, etc. \few blood changes and diseases would be introduced as a Red Herring. 27 By the U.S .rasponse to the microwave radiation, ths state of U.S. knowledge of the new breakthrough area -- psychotronics -- could be positively ascertained, because the decision for the response would come from the highest levels in the U.S. government. If the u.s. reacted only to the electromagnetic component, it would show with 100% certainty that the U.s. knew nothing of psychotronics, and hence had not developed psychotronic superweapons in secret. If the U.s. reacted to the psychotronic modulation, it would show that the U.s. possessed a knowledge of psychotronics, and the specific type of reaction would indicate the sophistication of that knowledge, hence the probable nature of weaponry they might have developed. Since the beginning of this radiation of the U.s. Embassy, we have been reassuring the Soviets we know nothing about the mechanism for their new superweapons. Just how vital this strange intelligence probe is to the Soviet Union can be ascertained from the fact that four American presidents have asked them to stop the radiation, but they have not done so, merely reducing the power level to a seel!lingly insignificant level -- which psychotronically necessitates only a little extra 11kindling time 11 to accomplish the same results. 11.
FOIA release, from the osd collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 41 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.