The dead don't get sick
People were used in experiments, knowing that many of them were destined to die. Researchers could take control of someone's consciousness, capture a person, send to the future or the past, and the person simply disappeared, said Webr. "He also disappeared because the dead don't talk."
Vebr believes that the development of time travel technologies has been and is happening under the patronage of the Office of Advanced Planning for Defense Research and Development and the CIA. The technology has been adapted for military purposes.
In his revelations, Alfred Vebr referred to a certain "chrononaut" who, according to him, was used at the very beginning of the program when he was still a child. He allegedly visited the past and can prove it.
Is this possible in principle?
Franklin Ruel, an American nuclear physicist, an expert on time travel, undertakes to argue that not only is it possible - it actually took place! “The available documentary evidence confirms that our government began experimenting with time at least 70, and possibly 80 years ago,” says Ruel. According to him, research began in the 1930s in institutions like Chicago and Princeton Universities, where, by the way, Albert Einstein worked. The most striking and most famous example of such tests is the so-called Philadelphia experiment, conducted in 1943. Conspiracy theorists have been building new and new versions at his expense for over 50 years.
According to legend, in the strictest secrecy, an attempt was made to make the US warship Eldridge invisible. Some eyewitnesses claim the ship disappeared from a shipyard in Philadelphia and suddenly reappeared in Norfolk, Virginia. There were 33 people on board. According to some reports, part of the team disappeared during the teleportation.
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Dr. Ruel in support of his words refers to Morris Jessup - the author of the famous book on ufology "The UFO Case", a serious researcher, whose activity took place in the 1950s. He, according to the official version, committed suicide in 1959. But Frank Ruel believes that there was no suicide - the scientist was killed because he came too close to the truth.
Another witness
There is another witness to time travel - Andy Basiago, a lawyer from Washington state. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, he, according to him, took part in the Pegasus project along with 140 American schoolchildren of 7-11 years old. The project coordinators found a way to open vortex tunnels in the space-time continuum, but they needed small, smart and motivated representatives of humanity to test the technology.
Basiago said that it was necessary to jump into a luminous energy field, after which the subject was in a space-time tunnel for 5-10 seconds, and then appeared in another place. The narrator's father, being a scientist, himself chose his son to participate in the experiments.
In this time machine, Basiago made a temporal and spatial leap from Woodbridge, New Jersey to the Bataan Memorial Skyscraper in Santa Fe, New Mexico, covering more than 2,000 miles in a matter of seconds! And this was not his only journey. “Once we visited the military camp of George Washington and advised him to retreat from the New York harbor,” Basiago said. - We explained that we came from the future, and told him everything, as we were told: that he will win the war of independence, become the first president of the United States and, in fact, the father of the nation. But for this he needs to withdraw his troops. He did so, retreating right in the middle of the night."
Information from the future
By the way, according to Basiago, important political figures, such as Donald Rumsfeld and Barack Obama, took part in the Pegasus project. “Barack Obama was one of 140 students selected to participate in the project. He was clearly identified as the future president. In fact, one of the permanent tasks of the project was to inform future presidents. I personally met in Albuquerque with George W. Bush, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton shortly after they were informed of their future presidency … US defense engineers and scientists have spent trillions of dollars on secret government programs, says a former member of the secret project. “Pegasus was one of them. And I'm just trying to share my experience. Sounds like crazy, but I'm telling the truth ….
Should Basiago Believe? This is perhaps one detail that makes him believe his strange tales. After his statements, he led the journalists to a house in White Rock, New Mexico, where he allegedly lived with his father on one of his travels in the past. A woman named Leslie Olsher came out to meet the uninvited guests. Basiago began to tell her that he had lived here before. She, of course, did not believe his words. But then he began to describe the plan of the house, the arrangement of the rooms as he remembered them. The discouraged woman confirmed that the description was correct …
Journal: Archives of the 20th century №2