Signs of intelligence

The police tape was released Saturday into a media climate where just days earlier, on the eve of Toronto's provocateur-laden G20 global economic summit protests, shocking claims emerged from Canada’s spy chief, CSIS Director Richard Fadden, who told CBC television that two unnamed provincial cabinet ministers, along with a number of other government officials and employees are under the influence of foreign countries. The Gore accuser tape was also released just before CIA Director Leon Panetta gave his first network news interview on ABC’s This Week Sunday, in which he defended his agency's $100 million contract with the corporate mercenary outfit formerly known as Blackwater Worldwide.

Methods point to common origin

The Gore media scandal is reminiscent of recommendations made in the Durant Report of the CIA's Robertson Panel of 1952-53 which recommended public smear campaigns against individuals claiming extraterrestrial contact. Many contemporary researchers in UFO-related studies feel that the signature of such defamatory attacks can be detected in the media today.

What the messages said

During her statement, Gore’s unnamed accuser said, “I felt very uncertain if I’d be able to get out of the room without being accosted by him anyway at this point. Does that all make sense to y’all? He then tried another tactic as though he had very suddenly switched personalities and began in a pleading tone, pleading for release of his second chakra there, “There’s so much tension being held [he said].”

Studied through a mirror filter, this part of the statement reveals the reversed message, “We’re with Langley.” Click link to hear audio. Watch the video here.

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