Re: Hector, how to get rid of pesky spies!

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Message 9570                                   DATE/TIME: 11/29/94 11:18
From   : JOEL MCCLAIN
To     : ALL
Subject: Can of Worms
Folder : E, "Special Associates Area Omega"

I'm sure that most here have heard about "Norm and Joel's Excellent
Adventure" with a pulsed beam laser and some upwardly mobile craft
of undetermined origin.  You also know that I use meditation to find
clues to some of the puzzles that we are are trying to unravel. This
is based upon my belief that thought energy, like any other form of
energy, cannot be destroyed, and as Mulder says, "The answers are out
there".  So if you ask, you get answers, by attuning yourself to the
thought energy, much as you tune an antenna for a radio frequency.
Nothing spooky, just nature as it really is.

After my son and I watched a craft react to the pulsed beam, ie,
flying in circles while sending out bright red and white streamers,
I figured that it was behaving in a preprogramed manner, should it
perceive a threat...which a pulsed laser would indicate.  But why
didn't it "go away", rather than allowing itself to be zapped, and
then keep repeating the same "evasive manuevers"?  Program error?

The answer that came in meditation, so take it as you will, is that
'they' have been blown out of the sky by laser type weapons before,
and if they try to avoid the 'guided lightning' of a laser weapon
WHILE THEY ARE MOVING INTERDIMENSIONALLY, and are hit while only
partly out of our 3-space, an interdimensional rift will form, which
is a small black hole.  They will sacrifice their lives if necessary
to avoid this, and stay in our 3-space and use evasive tactics, which
includes 'plasma chaff' (the streamers) to discharge an incoming beam
away from their craft.  They would greatly appreciate it if we would
leave them alone, because they are here en masse to try to 'fix' the
rifts that already exist.

So, please don't repeat the experiment...we have the fish, so there
is no reason to further open the can of worms.  This message is in
Area E to limit distribution, so please keep that in mind as well.
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On 2/15/2019 7:28 AM, Norman Wootan wrote:
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> Message 9544                                   DATE/TIME: 11/28/94 08:16
> From   : NORMAN WOOTAN
> To     : ALL
> Subject: UFO- LASER SENSITIVE
> Folder : A, "Public Mail"
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> A most interesting observation has been made by Joel and myself regards
> to our "friends UFO's" being super sensitive to pulsed laser light
> beams.  I gave Joel a couple of 10 MW hard tube laser units taken out
> of large comercial copy machines along with some power supplies that
> put out 5 KV AC that provide the charges on the little corona wires in
> these same copy machines.  Well Joel being inquisitive as he is hooked
> up the hard tube laser to the 5 KV power supply (direct) and it puts
> out pulsed light at the line freq.  We found out last night that we
> could run the laser from a signal generator which gives us the option
> of sending a string of signals of any combinations and freqs.  Let us
> try some musical scale signals such as in "Close Encounters of the
> Third Kind".  Well Joel and I were out on his patio playing "come out
> of hidding with the local UFO's that seem to play in Joel's area
> (obviously some sort of ley line flight path) and much to our surprise
> one lit up brightly and moved out "smartly" when we hit it with the
> pulsed laser beam. We found this to be very interesting.  Joel thinks
> that when they see a signal which is pulsed at the unusual 10 MW level
> they may think it is a targeting type of beam which makes them
> sensitive and causes a reaction.  In my absence Joel and his son
> painted one that was parked and appeared to be a bright star. When
> painted this object went "nuts" and began evasive maneuvers. Joe4l will
> describe in more detail the actions of the object.  This morning I was
> thinking of a very neat way to find these guys.  This requires some
> equipment and would work for the groups who spend a lot of time out in
> the desert or other open areas looking for these anomalous objects.
> Take two high resolution black and white video cameras and space them
> about 10 miles apart. Send the two signals to a processing point with a
> computer with good star chart programs installed. Superimpose the video
> inputs on a sky grid and the anomalous objects will stand out like
> "sore thumbs" If you flash the two video signal at an alternating rate
> on a common screen then the flashing points of lights will be you "non
> star" objects. Then it will be easy to single out the aircraft lights
> and other known objects and find these "guys" that are just sitting
> there stationary which a casual observer will assume that they are
> stars.  No mater how careful they are when they try to maintain a fixed
> position the is enough movement that if you watch very carefully with
> some sort of reference such as trees or other objects in the line of
> vision then relative movement can be detected which reveals fake stars
> from the real thing.  We are going to modulate our laser beam with come
>  music or othe data to entice a response.  We may get "abducted or
> something else more terrible but at least you-all know what happened
> and how it happened".  More later from Joel.  Norm
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