50 years ago, bullets struck the 35th President of the United States. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was shot dead on the morning of November 22, 1963 in Dallas, Texas. According to the official version, he was killed by a lone maniac Lee Harvey Oswald.
People, however, have doubts. Nearly 70 percent of Americans suspect some kind of conspiracy. And for 50 years now, they have been asking themselves questions: “Who really killed Kennedy? For what? There are no answers that would satisfy everyone. Therefore, different things periodically pop up. Especially if there is a reason. This is how it is now - a kind of anniversary of the most mysterious and high-profile murder of the twentieth century.
Even serious news agencies, going over the versions, always remember the most amazing one - from Milton William Cooper, who was shot by police on November 5, 2001.
Cooper argued that the bullet that smashed Kennedy's head was not fired by Oswald, but by the driver of the presidential limousine, William Greer, an undercover agent. Like, he shot from behind from a special "electric pistol" developed by the CIA. He shot an explosive bullet poisoned by the poison of sea urchins. It was he - Greer - who completed the covert conspiratorial operation organized by the CIA, the FBI Division 5 and the secret intelligence service of the Navy.
Kennedy was hit by two bullets, one in the back of the head.
Milton's revelations by William Cooper
The following is known from his words about Milton William Cooper. Was born in 1943. He served in the army, then retrained as a ufologist almost like our legendary Vladimir Azhazha - while on a submarine, he saw a UFO flying out of the water - “a saucer-shaped object that was much larger in size than a Midway-class aircraft carrier. From a submariner, Cooper went to the reconnaissance of the Navy, got to Vietnam, where he saw many UFOs. Then he was appointed to the personnel of the reconnaissance group of the headquarters of the Commander-in-Chief of the US Pacific Fleet in Hawaii. It was there that shocking documents with reports on the activities of the aliens began to pass through the hands of Cooper, who prepares the intelligence reports.
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The scout, for example, learned that aliens have been operating on Earth since the 19th century. And their first "flying saucer" was captured by the Germans back in 1936.
Here's what Cooper said about it:
“When the Americans arrived in Peenemünde, ours got hold of some documents and metal objects from an extraterrestrial ship. We also captured some German specialists. The Russians also got part of the documents, some specialists and some items."
According to Cooper, in 1947 the Americans already had a "plate" that crashed in the state of New Mexico. He allegedly even saw photographs of dead aliens. And one alive, who was held captive from 1949 to June 2, 1952, until he died.
According to the ufologist-intelligence officer, the military were carrying out projects called "Red Light" and "Country of Dreams." They began in 1962 with the aim of lifting other undamaged "saucers" into the air. For this, they say, the secret "Zone-51" was created:
Cooper testified: "… the aliens provided us with three ships and their personnel to help us learn to fly … we not only have the alien ships we fly, but also the ships we have built using the technology of the captured alien ships." Thus, some of the UFOs reported by eyewitnesses from the US and possibly other countries are controlled by American pilots …"
Here comes Bush
And what has Kennedy to do with it? It's very simple: the president learned not only about contacts with aliens, but also about a method of secretly financing work on the development of alien technology. It turns out that the officials in secret affairs - 51 people, including 6 Nobel laureates - earned money through the sale of drugs.
Cooper reported: "… in the papers I read, it is specifically emphasized that when George W. Bush was the head of the oil company Sapata Oil, he, together with the CIA, organized the first large smuggling of drugs into his country from South and Central America. Drugs were sent to fishing vessels to Sapata Oil platforms and then from there to shore …"
All this the US President was going to tell the Congress and the people. And at the same time to stop the underground drug trade. For which he was killed. Such is Cooper's version, which is indirectly supported by the words of Kennedy, allegedly once said to American ufologists from the NICAP group. They roam in numerous books.
“UFOs are the subject of research of exceptional importance,” the US president allegedly said.
And in the early 90s, the former steward of the presidential plane, William Holden, described how in the summer of 1963, during a flight from Wiesbaden to Washington, he showed the president a newspaper with photographs of UFOs. And asked for his opinion.
- What do you yourself think about it? Kennedy asked in turn.
“I’m the son of a Georgia farmer,” William replied, “and I guess the Lord God certainly didn’t aimlessly create so many stars and galaxies. I think it would be wrong to think that we are alone.
“You are right,” the president agreed, but did not develop the topic.
In another interview, Holden stated that after looking at the photo, Kennedy became very serious and, after a little thought, replied: "I would like to tell the people about the UFO situation, but my hands are tied."
I will not surrender alive
“Rumors about Kennedy’s awareness of aliens are greatly exaggerated,” says Mikhail Gershtein, chairman of the Ufological Commission of the Russian Geographical Society. -In 1964, this NICAP group prepared a collection of "Testimonies of UFOs" with statements by all American politicians about the "saucers". Kennedy's 1961 words could have been his real adornment. But for some reason they are not.
The story with the steward was checked by ufologist Robert Collins - he was not too lazy to find a list of the presidential plane's personnel. In 1963, William Holden was not listed there.
It is difficult to argue about Cooper's version of the background to the assassination attempt on Kennedy, since it is a mixture of ufological myths and numerous falsifications. Back in 1990, the editorial staff of UFO Magazine, headed by ufologist Don Ecker, dedicated a series of articles to the “former intelligence officer” under the heading “Lies”.
For example, Cooper was caught that he could not prepare special reports for the fleet commander and serve as part of a permanent reconnaissance group, because it simply did not exist. After that, Cooper began to say that he simply stole the documents, made copies and put them in place. But when asked to show them - copies - he replied that they burned down during a fire in the garage. However, the firefighters contacted by the ufologists did not confirm that Cooper's building was on fire.
Nonetheless, the "ex-spy" who debuted as a UFO researcher in 1988 with his UFO and submarine stories soon became quite popular. His appearance as an unyielding fighter for the truth was promoted by entrepreneurs from Hollywood. We organized lecture tours around the country, receiving a good percentage from this.
But in the end, Cooper quarreled with both entrepreneurs and ufologists - with some for money, with others for criticism. While getting drunk, he broke glass with them, cut tires and generally threatened to kill him. He tried to create militia units against aliens, the authorities, the "secret US government" and the ufologists sold to him. And he spread his views through leaflets and his own small radio station on a ranch in Arizona. There he was killed.
On the radio, Cooper repeatedly stated that he would not surrender alive to the hands of the authorities. The official police report said without any details that he "threatened the local residents with weapons, intimidating them." The ranch was surrounded. After Cooper shot one of the cops twice in the head, he was shot by another cop.
It seems that the "former intelligence officer" was a sincere maniac who went crazy on the basis of aliens. Indeed, among other things, he argued that the Americans landed on the moon in the mid-50s, on Mars on May 22, 1962 and still have inhabited bases there.
But what if Cooper was framed? Does his version still contain at least some truth?
Americans … citizens of the Earth, we are not alone …
Cooper is not alone in his seemingly delusional assumptions. For example, Bob Frissell - the author of several books on human contacts with other civilizations - draws attention to the words that Kennedy uttered at Columbia University ten days before his death. Many were then puzzled.
- The presidency was used to orchestrate a conspiracy against the American people. Before leaving this post, I must inform citizens about their situation, - said the President.
American Professor Lawrence Merrick in his book "The Assassination of the Messenger: The Death of JFK" makes it clear that Kennedy really wanted to talk about the aliens. After consulting with the well-informed in the field of UFOs, former US President Dwight D. Eisenhower and his brother Robert, he decided to make the most sensational official recognition in the history of mankind on November 22, 1963. But he was not given.
Merrick assures that he saw the text of the President's failed speech. And he quotes extracts from the book: “… My fellow citizens, Americans … citizens of the Earth, we are not alone … As President, I assure you that these creatures do not want us harm. On the contrary, they promise us to prevail over the common enemies of all Mankind - tyrants, poverty, disease and war … Together with them we can create a better world …”.
And rumors that Kennedy had met with aliens did circulate. In 1962, they swept across the United States so powerfully that they demanded an official rebuttal. Vice President Lyndon Johnson spoke to him:
“As for the Saturnine ship that landed at the Air Force Base, this rumor is simply not based on anything. We have no law that would prevent the spread of such colorful fictions. The alternative would be to introduce censorship that restricts freedom of speech, which would do more harm than good."
John F. Kennedy himself did not make any public statements about the "flying saucers".
QUESTION WITH A RIB
What did Dwight Eisenhower know about UFOs that John F. Kennedy consulted with him in preparation for exposure?
It turns out that Dwight D. Eisenhower, Kennedy's predecessor who ruled the United States from 1953 to 1961, personally met with aliens three times at American military bases. The famous ufologist Timothy Good, who at one time served as a consultant to the Pentagon and the US Congress, told about this in an interview with the British channel BBC2.
If you believe the ufologist, then the FBI organized negotiations with aliens, having previously established telepathic contact with them. And one of the galactic-level summits allegedly took place in February 1954 at the Holloman Air Force base in New Mexico. There were “many witnesses”. The meeting took place while the president was officially on vacation in California. Where and when the other two meetings took place, the "consultant" did not specify.
Goode also said that the aliens have been in contact with governments of different countries for several decades, formally and informally communicating with thousands of people around the world.
When the host asked why they - the aliens - would not meet, for example, with Barack Obama, Goode did not give a direct answer. And just told about Eisenhower.
Enthusiasts recall that the 34th President of the United States was commemorated a couple of years ago by Congressman from New Hampshire, Henry McElroy Jr. He said that he had seen a document intended for Eisenhower, in which he was notified of the arrival of aliens in the United States and offered to meet with them.
McElroy lamented that he could not establish the place and time of the meeting. But he believed that it took place.
Goode assures that Eisenhower met with the so-called "grays" - very good-natured aliens of a textbook appearance - with huge heads and eyes.
- In February 1954, Dwight D. Eisenhower actually vacationed in California (Palm Springs, California). - Mikhail Gershtein comments on Good's bike. - And suddenly disappeared. The press service explained that the president needed urgent dental care. But ufologists have argued and are still claiming that in fact the president flew to an American Air Force base. Not Holloman, but Murok (now Edwards). And not in New Mexico, but in the Mojave Desert, where he received the ambassadors of an alien civilization.
As we later managed to figure out, the "information" was spread by a certain Gerald Light, an occultist who "saw" the president's meeting with aliens during the "astral exit". Obviously, he just made it up.
The bike stuck. From time to time it pops up, invariably causing arousal.
However, something supernatural with Eisenhower did happen in 1952. One of the sailors from the aircraft carrier "Franklin Roosevelt" told about this:
“We were northeast of England with a NATO fleet. Around 1.30 am, a huge bluish-white UFO appeared on the starboard side. He descended and hovered 30 meters above the water. Then the UFO rose and flew to the left. General Eisenhower, who had arrived by helicopter with the admiral of the fleet, just stepped onto the bridge at that time. We looked at the UFO for about ten minutes, then we looked at each other in the same silence."
Officially, Eisenhower has always denied that UFOs exist. On December 15, 1954, at a press conference, the president said: "Flying saucers" exist only in the imagination of eyewitnesses …"
