CMAQ - Mark Felt Hinted at Exotic Antigravity Project?

[cascadiance]

Kind of a conspiracy article, but Thien puts together a lot of different verifiable facts to build up his ideas on what may be an even larger conspiracy/coverup that Watergate was about that may still be continuing today. An interesting read. I still need to reread it between the lines to get more of the detail. Even if this isn't an "anti-gravity project", there's a lot of other interesting questions that the article points to that beg for answers, speculative or real.

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Mark Felt Hinted at Exotic Antigravity Project?
Thien Vehl, jeudi, 09/06/2005 - 19:26

A few years ago while in San Francisco, Bob Woodward made an intriguing remark. He told the San Francisco Chronicle he wouldn’t expose Deep Throat until the man died but that when he died people would begin to research the case and one thing would lead to another. Woodward said it would all lead to a “fantastic” discovery.

Now that we know that Deep Throat was W. Mark Felt, former #2 man at the FBI and the architect of J. Edgar Hoover’s COINTELPRO scheme to thwart the lives of thousands of anti-Vietnam war dissidents, the question looms large. What “fantastic” discovery was Woodward referring to?

In early Watergate contacts, Mark Felt told Woodward that the White House “regarded the stakes in Watergate as much higher than anyone outside perceived.” Felt “made veiled references to the CIA and national security.” In All The President’s Men, Woodward expanded on the subject as follows. At the height of his investigation, Woodward met with Felt, whose hands were shaking. Woodward’s notes say Felt said “everyone’s life was in danger…. “The covert activities involve the whole US intelligence community and are incredible. (Felt) refused to give specifics because it is against the law. The cover-up has little to do with Watergate, but was mainly to protect the covert operation.” (p. 72-3, 318 All the President’s Men)

Let’s recap: Mark Felt told Woodward that all the intelligence agencies were involved in a covert project that was “incredible,” or “fantastic,” as Woodward later put it. Felt said the Watergate cover-up had little to do with Watergate, more to do with protecting the covert project.
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[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

1. Well...

I do know, from an ex-Sandia Labs worker(Lasers), that the US has working Laser weapons that have taken warshots: There is a manpack, a tank-based and an airborne configuration. All have been used. All have taken life. He spoke of their use in the first gulf war.

A totally credible source.

[Elidor]

2. It hadn't dawned on me that Felt was running COINTELPRO

I've already said that his motives were less than pure, that he did the right thing but was not exactly a national hero. Hellfire. He's a real scumbag after all.