EDWARD SNOWDEN LINKED TO UFOS - LEAKED DOCUMENT SHOWS

In a stunning development published on February 24, 2014, the Intercept has released three UFO images as part of a 50-slide PowerPoint presentation from what it describes as the Edward Snowden archives of secret files allegedly stolen from the NSA. Publication of "The Art of Deception: Training for a New Generation of Online Covert Operations" now offers independent third-party evidence linking the self-styled surveillance program whistleblower to UFOs in support of claims that first appeared in an internationally syndicated news article released over seven months earlier.

Slides 35 to 37 of the “Art of Deception” document display photographs and video still frames of flying saucer-like objects under a section titled “Influence and Information Operations.” While there is no descriptive text accompanying these images (other than time/date stamps and copyright marks), the Intercept’s Glenn Greenwald offers context for their appearance, stating that the release of these documents reveals how “agencies are attempting to control, infiltrate, manipulate, and warp online discourse, and in doing so, are compromising the integrity of the internet itself.”

In such remarks, could the former Guardian columnist be inferring the existence of intelligence operations targeting public UFO research and activist contactee videographers?

First Reported in June 2013

In the first of a series of highly-controversial reports dated June 10, 2013, the Vancouver UFO Examiner presented audio evidence linking Edward Snowden’s Hong Kong interview for the British Guardian newspaper describing how a secret message encrypted backwards in his speech represented an involuntary disclosure of his concerns about UFO and ET contact-related issues.

The report, titled “PRISM mining UFO data, targets false flag ET invasion as pretext to space wars”, cited analysis of Edward Snowden’s June 9, 2013, interview with the Guardian newspaper revealing “unconscious concerns about PRISM being used to mine online UFO and ET contact-related data as part of an ongoing attempt by the U.S. government to implement tyrannical space wars initiatives.”

A partial transcript of his statements to the Guardian revealed the location within Edward Snowden’s conscious statements where the involuntary disclosure occurred:

Edward Snowden: “The only thing that restricts the activities of the surveillance state are policy. Even our agreements with other sovereign governments; we consider that to be a stipulation of policy rather than a stipulation of law. And because of that, a new leader will be elected, they’ll flip the switch, say that “Because of the crisis, because of the dangers that we face in the world”, you know, some new and unpredicted threat [emphasis added], “We need more authority, we need more power.” And there will be nothing the people can do at that point to oppose it. And it will be turn-key tyranny.”

Secret Message: “Those UFOs.”

Click here to watch “Edward Snowden’s Secret NSA Surveillance UFO Message” published on June 10, 2013, to YouTube’s SecretMessageTV: “The secret that Edward Snowden dared not tell in his confessional video interview to the UK Guardian relates how the formerly top secret PRISM surveillance program is being used to mine online UFO and ET contact-related data in an attempt to build a false flag ET invasion case as a pretext to space wars and their understandably disastrous consequences.“

Click here to listen to former CBS Radio feature producer Jon Kelly’s controversial interpretation and analysis of Edward Snowden’s secret messages on Alchemical Connections talk radio.

Guardian Censorship

Active censorship by the British Guardian newspaper was evident prior to a July 17, 2013, live online question and answer session with Edward Snowden when this reporter posted a question pertaining to Google-syndicated news of Edward Snowden’s unconscious UFO disclosure. That question was not simply ignored but was subsequently removed from the Guardian website in an act of prior restraint.

Further acts of censorship occurred on social network Facebook following the publication of a second article in this series of exposés, titled “Edward Snowden's psychic human ETs revealed” on January 28, 2014.

The report cited “an involuntary process of deep disclosure taking place during former CIA employee and NSA contractor Edward Snowden’s recent interview with German television broadcaster Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR).” The video accompanying the article demonstrated how “secret messages encrypted backwards in the whistleblower’s statements relate details of telepathic contact with human extraterrestrials.“

Click here to watch “Edward Snowden’s Psychic Human ETs” on YouTube: “An expose revealing involuntary processes of deep disclosure taking place during former CIA employee and NSA contractor Edward Snowden’s recent interview with German television broadcaster Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR). The video demonstrates how secret messages encrypted backwards in the whistleblower’s statements relate details of telepathic contact with human extraterrestrials.”

Facebook Censors

As if following the “Art of Deception” playbook for online operatives, numerous Facebook group administrators and group members (including those from World UFO Group, In the Field - Observers Actively in the Field and ET Disclosure, Canada International) attacked the person reporting and/or removed the posting of the second article in this series from their groups while rabidly and dogmatically citing defamatory terms such as “disinformation” and “cointelpro.”

This reporter was subsequently banished from both World UFO Group and ET Disclosure, Canada International for challenging the censoring administrators to substantiate their claims.

With @14,000 members, Facebook’s World UFO Group advertises itself to the public as a haven from spying, blocking, deleting and censorship.

A request for comment via Facebook to World UFO Group lead organizer Allen Benz dated February 1, 2014, cited “acts of censorship and banishment in the name of a group that advertises values such as open mindedness and a love for truth.”

Over three weeks later, that request has been ignored while the publication of "The Art of Deception: Training for a New Generation of Online Covert Operations" via the Intercept has offered what can only be described as further substantiation of those initial claims describing Edward Snowden’s links to UFO information, faithfully reported over seven months earlier in the Vancouver UFO Examiner for Examiner.com.

Read Edward Snowden's Secret Messages: The Series

PRISM mining UFO data, targets false flag ET invasion as pretext to space wars (Vancouver UFO Examiner, June 10, 2013)

Edward Snowden's psychic human ETs revealed (Vancouver UFO Examiner, January 28, 2014)

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UK 2012 X-files Shows UFO Near Helicopter

Britain's defence intelligence agency considered the possibility of alien craft visiting Earth and asked "UFO desk officers" to monitor any potential threat from outer space, hitherto top secret documents released on Thursday show.

Thousands of pages of highly classified files document how officials in the Ministry of Defence were worried they would be accused by the public of not taking UFOs seriously enough, and how some thought there really could be someone out there. "It was important to appreciate that what is scientific 'fact' today may not be true tomorrow," a defence intelligence officer warned in August 1993.

He pointed out: "It was only a few hundred years ago that 'scientists' believed that the Earth was the centre of the universe." He added: "It was generally agreed until early this century that the atom could not be split."

Sightings of alleged UFOs could be explained by very strange-shaped clouds, ball lightning, or US "black" (secret project) aircraft, the unidentified official suggested.

"If the sightings are of devices not of the Earth, then their purpose needs to be established as a matter of priority. There had been no apparently hostile intent and other possibilities are one, military reconnaissance; two, scientific; three, tourism."

The clearly frustrated intelligence official observed that the MoD might have taken the prospect more seriously if UFOs had "a red star painted on them", a reference to the Soviet Union.

The selection of documents released to the National Archives is the ninth tranche of the UK's "X-files" to be made public since the government decided in 2008 that keeping them secret was no longer justified.

Some intelligence officials were excited about the prospect of harnessing rare atmospheric plasmas initially claimed to be UFOs, such as ball lightning, for novel weapons technology. One even suggested that if craft from outer space really did exist, the MoD could adopt their stealth technology.

Most officials in the MoD were deeply sceptical. Papers released today show that back in 1979, a UFO intelligence officer wondered why aliens would want to visit "an insignificant planet [the Earth] of an uninteresting star [the sun]".

But officials had to cover their backs because of persistent claims of UFO sightings and questions from the public. MPs also regularly returned to the subject, requiring answers from the prime minister. In 2009, before he was elected, David Cameron promised to publish Whitehall's remaining secret files on UFOs.

"I don't think any of us have any clue whether there's intelligent life out there, and it is certainly not something that any government should seek to hide from anyone," he said.

John Major told MPs in 1996: "The government has no plans to allocate resources to researching extraterrestrial phenomena."

The MoD did, however, decide to devote more resources on a study as officials warned Tony Blair he could expect even more questions following the passing of the Freedom of Information Act. A MoD official reported in 2000 that the study concluded: "Many of sightings can be explained as mis-reporting of man-made vehicles, [and] natural but unusual phenomena."

In a valedictory note in December 2008, the last unidentified "UFO desk officer" – described yesterday by David Clarke of Sheffield Hallam University, author of The UFO Files, as "one of the strangest jobs in Whitehall" – wrote to the RAF's operations headquarters in High Wycombe. "The MoD's position on UFOs, aliens and extra terrestrials is quite clear. We know of no evidence to confirm the existence of aliens, spaceships, extra terrestrials etc, or if they have visited the Earth."

Suggestions that there were secret teams of scientists "scurrying around the country in a real-life version of the X-files" was "total fiction".

But in a perhaps reassuring conclusion, the officer continued: "However, since the universe is a very large place and mankind has only explored a very small corner of it, we cannot rule out the existence of intelligent life on other planets. We therefore remain open minded on the topic.

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