Stephen Hawking's Extraterrestrial Menace: And here there be aliens
Posted by on April 28th, 2010
the world’s most famous physicist is warning about contact with aliens. One government consultant has been forthcoming about his own extraterrestrial experience.
“The result of the promised contact was that if I had any doubts about whether they existed, such doubts were shortly to be resolved. I almost got killed in the process.”
(STARpod.org) — the Internet is buzzing with talk: the world’s most famous physicist has warned that contact with extraterrestrial aliens might be downright dangerous.
Of course Hawking is speaking in hypothetical terms: the good Professor seems fairly certain the Earth has not been visited by otherworld interlopers in recent times.
Perhaps Professor Hawking is unaware of the CORE STORY: a tale government insiders have shared about contact with extraterrestrial aliens, by members of the US government, no less.
And then there is the curious case of Ingo Swann, a former US government consultant.
If Ingo Swann is to be believed — and this coming from a man who held top secret clearance and trained officers from the USAF, the Defense Intelligence Agency, INSCOM, and many others too numerous to mention — then there is some truth behind the CORE STORY.
Not only are the aliens already here, according to Swann’s testimony from a rare out-of-print book, self-published in 1998, but they are building something on the far side of the moon.
And, according to Swann, Professor Hawking is correct about one thing.
They are not friendly.
In late February, 1975, Ingo Swann’s affair with the mysterious was initiated by a phone call from a well placed acquaintance, who alerted Swann to a forthcoming contact with a real-life man in the black: a man Swann has assigned the pseudonym “Mr. Axelrod.”
At the time, Swann had been covertly recruited for another mysterious program: the CIA was secretly funding research into the use of psychic functioning for intelligence collection, and Swann had been on the short list of the best of the best.
The previous July, CIA had tasked a colleague of Swann to “remote view” a secret Soviet military installation, launching US involvement in what came to be known as the psychic cold war.
Weeks later the call to action came at three in the morning, requesting Swann’s presence in Washington, D.C.
In a scene worthy of a Hollywood movie, Swann was subjected to a full body search while enroute to the clandestine meeting. To prevent Swann from knowing the location of Axelrod’s secret underground lair, a black hood was placed over his head.
Needless to say, by this point Swann’s mind was spinning, wondering what on Earth he had gotten himself into.
The strange twists and turns of Swann’s recruitment into black ops psychic spying would eventually culminate in a close physical encounter with what appeared to be an alien machine.
Mr. Axelrod’s mission statement to recruit Swann was purely verbal: there was to be no paper trail; no secrecy statement; lending some evidence that Axelrod’s people might have been working under non-official-cover (NOC) — they would be denied by those in charge if their activities were ever revealed.
Swann soon learned Axelrod’s primary interests were less than Earthly. in addition to the potential of psychically remote viewing the lunar surface, Axelrod also had a fascination with the concept of telepathy, the sharing of thoughts in a conscious interface.
Axelrod debriefed Swann about his work at SRI, in particular the psychic method that later came to be known as coordinate remote viewing. How did it work? at first Axelrod limited discussions to the power of the group mind, and discussion of ‘memory’ addressing. were remote viewers accessing the universal mind-computer?
Thirty years prior to recent serious discussions that humanity might exist in a simulation of reality, Axelrod was probing Swann about a stored memory of all possible worlds and outcomes, and a means of accessing this potential database underlying reality. Dinner conversation also included discussion of telepathy: mind-to-mind communication, something that the Defense Intelligence Agency would become very interested in later, as shown by the once secret Project STAR GATE files.
Recent research using functional MRI technology to read the state of a human brain and correlate that state with behavior is an example of a primitive means of interfacing mind and machine.
Given a few million or more years to advance their technology, one might ask what kind of device might be evolved into the brain-mind of an alien civilization? And even more frightening: could such an alien device be adapted to undetectable command, control, communication, and computer systems covertly interfaced within the human brain?
Soon the discussion turned to Swann’s experimental remote viewing of the planet Jupiter which had yielded apparent hits, like the existence of rings around the planet. Axelrod was interested in Swann’s ‘trip’ to Jupiter, an attempt to see if he could psychically discover unknown details about the gas giant that might later be confirmed by the NASA Pioneer spacecraft.
And then he asked, “Ingo, what do you know about the moon?”
Swann had quickly agreed to accept $1000-a-day compensation to remote view the moon.
Axelrod tasked Ingo with a series of moon coordinates. Unknown to Swann, the targeted moon coordinates, about ten different locations, would bring him mind-to-mind with what he soon realized was an unearthly extraterrestrial presence.
Swann ‘saw’ with his mind’s eye craters in darkness, and decided that he must be seeing the hidden side of the moon, the side that always faces away from the Earth. upon achieving psychic ‘contact’ with the lunar surface, Swann first came upon what looked like trails of tractor-tread marks. Confusion set in until Swann realized that he was ‘seeing’ intelligent activity and structures on the moon.
In the depths of a crater he viewed a green, dusty haze lit by banks of artificial lights mounted on very large, tall towers. Swann was stunned by the realization that ‘someone’ or ‘something’ appeared, under the aegis of his mind’s eye, to be building a base on the moon. He had been inducted into an interplanetary operation and brought to mr. Axelrod’s underground facility by the need to monitor extraterrestrial activities in an unconventional way. Swann decided that Axelrod and company had been given the task of psychically spying on the alien moon base because the extraterrestrials had been less than friendly about conventional human curiosity.
When Ingo sensed that he had been psychically ‘spotted’ by two of the humanoid-looking inhabitants of the moon base, he questioned whether or not he was at risk.
Axelrod was less than forthcoming.
“I spent the next few months wondering if the ET’s were going to find me and zap my brains out of existence.”
Sometime in the late summer of 1976, Swann made several trips between SRI and Los Angeles to spend time with friends. Little did he know, but he was about to encounter Axelrod’s operatives again. During an ordinary trip to a Hollywood supermarket he was attracted to a super-sexy woman. As he stood near the scantily clad beauty, he experienced an ‘electric-shock’ that sent waves of goose bumps over his entire body, and stood his hair on end. Swann interpreted this psychic alert as a warning that all was not right with this woman.
In fact, he decided that she must be an extraterrestrial.
Swann had little time to react, however, as his shock turned to panic.
Looking down the aisle he saw both of mr. Axelrod’s operatives, real-life men in black; dressed not like the character played by will Smith, in suit and tie, but more like Arnold Schwarzenegger in “The Terminator,” dressed in black jeans, boots and tank tops. They were watching the strange, unearthly woman. Swann quickly left, knowing that Axelrod would soon be calling.
Later, Axelrod warned, “I feel obliged to tell you that she is really dangerous.”
Apparently Swann believed that Axelrod’s warning had confirmed his worst fear. not only were extraterrestrials on the moon, but they had operatives here on Earth, among the ordinary people. If Axelrod was to be believed, they were to be avoided at all possible cost.
One day, Swann was surprised to see mr. Axelrod standing in the dining hall at SRI, the home of the government’s secret psychic research. After a brief meet-up with Axelrod in the men’s room, Swann was directed to Axelrod’s Jeep, waiting outside in the parking lot.
Axelrod drove Swann to a Lear Jet waiting at the San Jose airport, and informed him that they might have an opportunity to see a UFO, “rather close up.”
After several hours of flight the plane made a covert landing without any lights onto a dark runway. This was followed by a two-hour drive into cold, dark mountains. Swann noticed that the van moved even after the van’s motor appeared to go silent.
Once they reached their destination, Axelrod, Swann and Axelrod’s two operatives hiked their way to the intended location.
Axelrod instructed Ingo, “Just observe, we’ll debrief later…Do not move unless I tell you to. They detect heat, noise, motion like mad.”
Swann, Axelrod and the two operatives watched, and waited. above a small lake, a gray fog began to rise. Swann was startled as the fog was suddenly awash in luminous colors. Purple, red and yellow lightning bolts silently shot out in all directions.
Then, suddenly an object appeared, fading into view over the lake waters. Swann described the object as triangular, almost diamond shaped.
“As I remember it, the thing did not ‘transport’ itself. it grew in place right where it appeared.”
With the appearance of the object a wind passed overhead, causing pine cones and branches to fall to the ground. Swann writes that “ruby-red laser beams” began shooting out from the object, which still appeared to be growing in size, even though it remain stationary over the same location above the lake. Swann estimated the fully visible object at ninety feet wide.
Laser beams hit the trees, and in the commotion of blasting pine and low-frequency pulsations, Swann was dragged out of harm’s way by Axelrod’s operatives. A beam cracked the branches at the location they had only moments before abandoned in urgent haste. Looking back for a final glimpse, Swann noticed that the water of the lake was being sucked up into the weird object.
Swann writes “I was virtually petrified with a kind of terror for which there are few words to describe.”
Upon returning to the airfield, Swann observed an USA-Alaska mail plane. He surmised that they had been in far northern Alaska.
Axelrod explained, “Our mission will be disbanded shortly and the work picked up by others, because of strategic security reasons involved.”
According to Swann, “The last I saw of mr. Axelrod was at the San Jose airport, and so there ends the tale of my encounters with him and his ultra-subterranean covert mission.”
Stephen Hawking's Extraterrestrial Menace: And here there be aliens
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