Colonel John B. Alexander
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 27 Jul
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I found, particularly in the scientific community, is he would give these very officious sounding things, and then you would find out that certainly basic words, he was not using the same definition.
We might use gravity, for instance, that his form of gravity could be different from the way science traditionally thinks about it.
Yeah, I knew Tom
This goes back to before, I think he came into the picture after the New Middle Battlefield or something.
No, no, no, I know it was before that.
Because one of the statements that I put in there that I thought, in retrospect, I would have been more circumspect.
And that was, I said that there were devices whose lethal capability had been demonstrated.
Where I was prevaricating there was that I really meant there were some insects that died, that this wasn't designed to mean human.
However, when you get into the Soviet research, there were some where you had fatal experiments.
Sure.
Well, I wasn't trying to reopen, but I've run into this in several cases.
I thought they ought to know what we did.
Sure.
And I had been contacted previously, but more on the NLP research, and so my thing to them was just going to be, does somebody at least want to know what we did?
You know, some of the stuff is still available, and, you know...
I'm going to call him Kelleher, and I was talking to him recently, and he says that we're the immortals, and he's talking about Jacques and Hal and me and Kit, you know, well getting up there.
But the problem with many of these things, you know, just the information is dying out, literally.
In great detail.
All right.
This gets the work of Cleve Baxter.
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