Sunday, January 20, 2013

Part 1: Peter Levenda on the Secret Space Program



From the War of the Worlds

As I go around the country talking about Aliens and UFOs, I am dismayed by the amount of people who comes up to me telling me that they only talk about UFOs in the United States. Some say that there is no evidence that UFOs exist.


Not only do aliens and UFOs exist but they are among us, the governments know about them and work with them. We have US Military personnel fighting in Alien Wars with other aliens against other aliens.

Look at this video that explains the history of exopolitical relations with aliens in this region of space.




Peter Levenda: Secret Space Program Conference Amsterdam 2011


We will explorer events from Peenemunde to Paperclip, from Nazis to NASA the Secret Space Program and the Cold War. Peter will focus on the Nazi space scientists, their UFO designs, Operation Paperclip, and the strange connections between the UFO phenomenon of 1947 and the Jim Garrison investigation into the JFK assassination in 1967.

Peter Levenda is a native of the Bronx, New York, and has been investigating and writing about the connections that exist between politics, religion, and history since the 1970s. His first book, Unholy Alliance: A History of Nazi Involvement with the Occult was published in 1994 and bears a foreword by Norman Mailer. Since then, he has published Sinister Forces: A Grimoire of American Political Witchcraft, a three-volume magnum opus that searches for the meaning behind some of the most famous historical events in American history, from the Salem witchcraft trials to Jonestown, from Operation Paperclip to the weaponizing of the paranormal, from the serial killer phenomenon to the Manson Family and beyond, and exposes some of the strangest aspects of American political assassinations and their relation to a shadowy -- yet well-documented -- group known as "The Nine". His research has taken him to Chile during the Pinochet regime to investigate Nazi war criminals, to China, India, all over Southeast Asia, and throughout Europe and Latin America. His work has been praised by Paul Krassner, Jim Hougan, Dick Russell, Jim Marrs, Whitley Strieber, Katherine Neville, and many others. He has appeared numerous times in television documentaries on the influence of occult beliefs on the development of the Nazi Party: on the History Channel, the National Geographic Channel, TNT, Discovery, etc.



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